Useless... if you own the box, you can bypass the driver and program the card's firmware by yourself. It's the card the should do some kind of check on the code which gets uploaded.
Been there, done that.
What about installing a device to eject garbage in the direction of the earth, so that they will be burned in the atmosphere as this would also help the ISS to maintain altitude. I realize that the effect would be minimal, but yet all small things might help. Anyway ejecting materials towards is always better than just let them float away.
If you throw thrash in the direction of the earth, it will come back and hit at the very same speed it was ejected and you will not gain altitude, you will just make your orbit more elliptical:)
Practically every bricks and mortar store presumes customers are crooks. That's why they have doors, locks, chains, guards, security tags, scanners, scales, cameras, price tags, anti-theft packaging, managers, inventory controls, and more.
What's different is that I don't pay for that, not as a direct percentage of my buys.
And... who can VERIFY that the code running on the machine is the right one?
And... suppose a bug is found later, a bug that might have been used to change votes. What do you do? Invalidate a whole election?
The police will NOT track down stolen IMEIs. This is the problem. Even if it would be quite easy: look who the SIM owner is, look who is he calling, go there and put him in jail.
What happens now? The IMEI (hopefully) is put in the blacklist, the thief changes the IMEI (yes, it is feasible on most phones), the phone works again.
No, it isn't. No wonder there is no "SIP" server, managed by a "SIP" company.
SIP is a technology while Skype is a service, provided by a single company with a proprietary technology.
The difference is absolute.
You could provide the same exact service Skype is providing with SIP. Did you ask to yourself why there is no such service? Because it would be much harder to lock your customers in with SIP. SIP is already peer-to-peer for what concerns audio streams.
This means that al this stuff has been programmed by clueless people:
Microsoft Cursor Engine error '80040e38' Row cannot be located for updating. Some values may have been changed since it was last read. E:\WWWROOT\WWW.EV50.COM\HTML\POLL\../include/dbhea der.asp, line 77
5.8 megapixels (let's suppose with just one bit per pixel) multiplied by 6400 fps means 4.6 GB/s of raw data to be processed, more than what a current PC can handle with a P4 CPU.
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Not a bad idea... unfortunately I've already made the PCBs :(
I'll keep that in mind for the next release :)
Useless... if you own the box, you can bypass the driver and program the card's firmware by yourself. It's the card the should do some kind of check on the code which gets uploaded. Been there, done that.
If you throw thrash in the direction of the earth, it will come back and hit at the very same speed it was ejected and you will not gain altitude, you will just make your orbit more elliptical :)
Can you quantify this "minimal thrust" ?
What's different is that I don't pay for that, not as a direct percentage of my buys.
And... who can VERIFY that the code running on the machine is the right one? And... suppose a bug is found later, a bug that might have been used to change votes. What do you do? Invalidate a whole election?
The police will NOT track down stolen IMEIs. This is the problem. Even if it would be quite easy: look who the SIM owner is, look who is he calling, go there and put him in jail.
What happens now? The IMEI (hopefully) is put in the blacklist, the thief changes the IMEI (yes, it is feasible on most phones), the phone works again.
Will the thief ever call a number published on the phone directory? There you will find a physical address where to go and ask... who is him?
I would prefer if the phone could silently send me a usage report so that I could track who stole it and kick him in the a....
No, it isn't. No wonder there is no "SIP" server, managed by a "SIP" company.
SIP is a technology while Skype is a service, provided by a single company with a proprietary technology.
The difference is absolute.
You could provide the same exact service Skype is providing with SIP. Did you ask to yourself why there is no such service? Because it would be much harder to lock your customers in with SIP. SIP is already peer-to-peer for what concerns audio streams.
Ok, so, why don't Microsoft bundle Firefox with Windows and let the user decide which one is the best for him?
Neither. In first approximation it's the current by time with a lower limit on the current (30 mA).
When you feel a static discharge, you are actually feeling a lot more current than the one needed to kill, just for not enough time.
email address and password do not work, unless you want everyone to know (and, why not, use) your password.
email address and a digital certificate are fine, thought. The critical point becomes the CA, but there are good solutions to that.
You are simply confusing a stream-based protocol (TCP) with a protocol suitable for streaming (which would not be TCP).
Yes. And because the grid is not a storage battery, the local utility takes that excess and dumps it.
Dumps it WHERE?
Don't you think that reducing the power production of other, conventional, plants, would be enough to accept the solar power?
This means that al this stuff has been programmed by clueless people:
Microsoft Cursor Engine error '80040e38'
Row cannot be located for updating. Some values may have been changed since it was last read.
E:\WWWROOT\WWW.EV50.COM\HTML\POLL\../include/dbhe
5.8 megapixels (let's suppose with just one bit per pixel) multiplied by 6400 fps means 4.6 GB/s of raw data to be processed, more than what a current PC can handle with a P4 CPU.
Because the question is MWIPS?
Millions of Which Instrucrions per Second?
plugin which runs in kernel mode and is part of the kernel as much as any linux's kernel moduele is part of the kernel.
For most machines I administer, reasonable limits coincide with default limits and I don't think my machines are so special...
The TCP/IP stack, recently vulnerable again to the LAND attack is not part of the kernel?
Designers may spend hours on a single page (someone with photoshop), geeks may spend hours on a CSS and use it for hundreds of pages.
Probably it's the opposite; when the surface gets bigger, the probability of finding impurites (and thus bad pixels) gets higher.