I would be interested in knowing how they will implement this idea...
How will they be able to assure the integrity and security of the servers ? If the Internet is fragmented, how can you be sure of the integrity of the data coming from outside of your borders.
Does that mean also that in case of war, you would have to break the connectivity with enemy countries and maybe with the countries that may not want to do it with your enemy ? Or redirect the routes so it would not get trough a potential dangerous country ?
Even though I quite understand why the EU countries would like to own the part of internet coming trough their countries, I am not sure that they thought about all the implications caused by this move.
I think that means that you can charge it during these 12 years without loss in intensity or quality in the signal delivered. But not that you don't need to charge it for 12 years.
But Professor Emeritus of Chemistry Robert West and colleagues say the new lithium battery technology is capable of making batteries smaller, last longer and, soon, accept a charge from outside the body without the need for surgery
I need to charge my pacemaker....
*blackout*
That is a reference to a Simpsons episode, where in front of a judge Krusty explains that he meant nothing harmful by "Die Bart, Die !!!" which means "The Bart, The !!!" in German.
I thought of this immediately, too. But there HAS to be something more going on, right?
Yes, in fact you will have to wave your card and to identify yourself, you will just have to swipe your card, type your pin and sign a receipt.
... imagine all the possibilities.
Your speakers could be shouting "you've got infected" or "You have to update windows / Are you sure you don't want to update Windows ?" every 5 minutes !
I was wondering myself if this would have an effect on Panasonic's products. Because if you want to use Linux, you just need to hire some talented programmers with some experience at developping hardware using Linux.
What is the real effect (if there is any) of such an announcement compared to creating a new department within the company or changing their strategy, asidde from the marketing effect ?
First an article on Ipod Phone, second an article on Ipod nano, third an article on Ipod phone being a clever strategy from Apple, now an article on Ipod making you deaf.
What's next ? An article on the changes in human society caused by the Ipod or "Is the iPod Nani Generation Going Blind?" ?:)
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I would be interested in knowing how they will implement this idea ...
How will they be able to assure the integrity and security of the servers ?
If the Internet is fragmented, how can you be sure of the integrity of the
data coming from outside of your borders.
Does that mean also that in case of war, you would have to break the
connectivity with enemy countries and maybe with the countries that may not
want to do it with your enemy ? Or redirect the routes so it would not get
trough a potential dangerous country ?
Even though I quite understand why the EU countries would like to own the
part of internet coming trough their countries, I am not sure that they
thought about all the implications caused by this move.
Even if the system developped by japanese researchers could, in theory, works indefinitely, the pieces itself can break or decay.
So unless the system itself can self maintain, your device is limited by the lifetime of its components.
I think that means that you can charge it during these 12 years without loss in intensity or quality in the signal delivered. But not that you don't need to charge it for 12 years.
But Professor Emeritus of Chemistry Robert West and colleagues say the new lithium battery technology is capable of making batteries smaller, last longer and, soon, accept a charge from outside the body without the need for surgery I need to charge my pacemaker. ...
*blackout*
Did you miss all the posts which reported that the link pointed to a goatse.cx picture, Mr Anonymous Coward. Geez, you are another ass sir.
That is a reference to a Simpsons episode, where in front of a judge Krusty explains that he meant nothing harmful by "Die Bart, Die !!!" which means "The Bart, The !!!" in German.
for those who missed the article earlier, it contained a link to the picture of goatse.cx
In Soviet Korea, pervert teachers are robots !
that's why koreans can't speak proper english, they should try to use their mouth to speak not their a...
heh I have to admit that I would REALLY like to have an invite
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I don't understand why people still say that Linux is not user-friendly. Complaints
I thought of this immediately, too. But there HAS to be something more going on, right? Yes, in fact you will have to wave your card and to identify yourself, you will just have to swipe your card, type your pin and sign a receipt.
I guess that you are fine if you don't wave your card to card readers ...
Yeah please mod this guy up, by reading his sig,, you know that you can trust |rip/\/\aster /\/\onkey
Damn you, I nearly spilled out all my "java" on my keyboard reading your post.
Anyway they can use whichever algorithm they want ... bad implementation/planning is the cause of their security holes.
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Soon in Vista, 120xDES and AES implemented as default algorithms but windows media player will run any command sent remotely
Geeks have already very strong wrists, they practice alot since puberty.
... imagine all the possibilities. Your speakers could be shouting "you've got infected" or "You have to update windows / Are you sure you don't want to update Windows ?" every 5 minutes !
Here are the first pictures from Panasonic
I was wondering myself if this would have an effect on Panasonic's products. Because if you want to use Linux, you just need to hire some talented programmers with some experience at developping hardware using Linux. What is the real effect (if there is any) of such an announcement compared to creating a new department within the company or changing their strategy, asidde from the marketing effect ?
First an article on Ipod Phone, second an article on Ipod nano, third an article on Ipod phone being a clever strategy from Apple, now an article on Ipod making you deaf. What's next ? An article on the changes in human society caused by the Ipod or "Is the iPod Nani Generation Going Blind?" ? :)
It was written in Java # .Net 2005, wihch explains the bugs.
sorry i messed up the link is here
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