For a dollar, I'll take the $800 cart home, thanks. And what will you do with it? The system is not so much designed to prevent cart theft as it is as an incentive for people to put carts back in their place (not all countries have minimum wages as low as the US so they can't afford to pay people to do that)
The Earth is an intriguing case - the original third planet collided with a planet the size of Mars, resulting in part of the crust being blasted off into space forming a mass that is now our moon and a debris ring. You sound quite sure about that. This is still a hypothesis. Also I don't see what it has to do with the eccentricity of Earth's orbit. the Earth enigma What about the Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus enigmas? They all have fairly circular orbits (some more than Earth) the Kepler Belt Do you mean the Kuiper bet?
I'm skeptical of the idea that the main video link will be encrypted any time soon though, because of the immense bandwidth involved. I thought that was already done.
We're talking about a 1:2 ratio in a situation where there is no identified genetic reason one gender would dominate over another so much, and that ratio is not consistent in other countries. Having studied engineering in France and the US, I can tell you that the ratio is 5:1 on both sides of the pond.
if it's someone using collision to inject a block with the same md5 Thankfully, that's not practical at this time. You can fairly easily generate 2 chunks with the same md5. You cannot easily generate a chunk with the same md5 as a given, pre-existing chunk.
The interesting thing about light is that it's NOT radar. Maybe not, but they're both electromagnetic waves (though with a very different wavelength). So the question may be relevant.
I've run into at least one registration form lately that would reject any email address with a + in it. I've run into dozens. Once, on the same website, it once accepted and once refused (on a different form). So the addresses couldn't match up... But I agree that spammers probably already know to strip that part off anyway.
rpm itself doesn't require root authority, and if everything you intend to do with rpm happens in directories to which you have write authority, rpm will work just fine. Funny, I once tried to extract files from an RPM and couldn't figure out how to do it without being root.
a dodgy establishment or criminal employee could clone your card with a terminal that looks legit Where did you get that from (for smart cards)? if this was the case they wouldn't have to do this complicated man-in-the-middle simultaneous transaction attack.
The reason for this is that they expect a roughly 1 in 8 failure rate of the cores (or close to it). Certainly not! If that were the case, the probablility of having 2 bad cores is (1/8)^2 = 1/64 which is WAY high
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what shall we replace it with? the exit polls? How about universal direct suffrage? I am vehemently opposed to the idea of giving the voter a receipt--anything that a voter can carry out to indicate how he voted will inevitably lead to coercive voting Indeed, that's why any proposition about how to vote needs to take this into account. The receipt would stay in, not be carried by the voter. Furthermore, it would probably be quite easy to forge receipts, making recounts next to useless if they had to be gathered from random people.
This is just semantics. What you meant is that checking your bank records is the least of all the privacy invasions that they do. It's not the least they can do, since the least they can do is nothing. And they certainly can't do less with a court order.
Pulling your credit report is the least invasive action they can do without consulting the courts. You mean most invasive without consulting the courts. The least invasive would be to do nothing.
Lines are already bad enough at immigration with only taking 2 fingerprints, now they want to take 10? Now you're guaranteed to miss your connection if you're unlucky enough to connect from abroad within the US.
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Or a boot... stomping on a face... forever...
the most purely dick move I have ever heard of
You haven't heard of this?
For a dollar, I'll take the $800 cart home, thanks.
And what will you do with it?
The system is not so much designed to prevent cart theft as it is as an incentive for people to put carts back in their place (not all countries have minimum wages as low as the US so they can't afford to pay people to do that)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fischer_Tropsch
Grammar nazism at its best!
The Earth is an intriguing case - the original third planet collided with a planet the size of Mars, resulting in part of the crust being blasted off into space forming a mass that is now our moon and a debris ring.
You sound quite sure about that. This is still a hypothesis. Also I don't see what it has to do with the eccentricity of Earth's orbit.
the Earth enigma
What about the Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus enigmas? They all have fairly circular orbits (some more than Earth)
the Kepler Belt
Do you mean the Kuiper bet?
I mean *way* back when.
Indeed. That was before the "digital millenium".
I'm skeptical of the idea that the main video link will be encrypted any time soon though, because of the immense bandwidth involved.
I thought that was already done.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDCP
We're talking about a 1:2 ratio in a situation where there is no identified genetic reason one gender would dominate over another so much, and that ratio is not consistent in other countries.
Having studied engineering in France and the US, I can tell you that the ratio is 5:1 on both sides of the pond.
if it's someone using collision to inject a block with the same md5
Thankfully, that's not practical at this time.
You can fairly easily generate 2 chunks with the same md5.
You cannot easily generate a chunk with the same md5 as a given, pre-existing chunk.
Diablo 2 wasn't the first dungeon crawl
No, that would be Diablo.
1024 MBs of very fast level-2 cache on a Tyan Pentium-1 Motherboard
I wish I had 1GB of very fast level-2 cache, even now!
The interesting thing about light is that it's NOT radar.
Maybe not, but they're both electromagnetic waves (though with a very different wavelength). So the question may be relevant.
I've run into at least one registration form lately that would reject any email address with a + in it.
I've run into dozens. Once, on the same website, it once accepted and once refused (on a different form). So the addresses couldn't match up...
But I agree that spammers probably already know to strip that part off anyway.
West to East jumps you forward 25 hours
You mean backwards 23 hours.
rpm itself doesn't require root authority, and if everything you intend to do with rpm happens in directories to which you have write authority, rpm will work just fine.
Funny, I once tried to extract files from an RPM and couldn't figure out how to do it without being root.
a dodgy establishment or criminal employee could clone your card with a terminal that looks legit
Where did you get that from (for smart cards)? if this was the case they wouldn't have to do this complicated man-in-the-middle simultaneous transaction attack.
The reason for this is that they expect a roughly 1 in 8 failure rate of the cores (or close to it).
Certainly not!
If that were the case, the probablility of having 2 bad cores is (1/8)^2 = 1/64 which is WAY high
paying install base.
Most end users also pay for Windows. It's called the Microsoft Tax for a reason.
but in the specific context of flight software, it's trueh ronicle/archive/2002/05/12/MN141658.DTL&type=tech
Actually, it's also true for hardware, I heard NASA was starting to have trouble finding the obsolete parts they need for maintenance.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c
what shall we replace it with? the exit polls?
How about universal direct suffrage?
I am vehemently opposed to the idea of giving the voter a receipt--anything that a voter can carry out to indicate how he voted will inevitably lead to coercive voting
Indeed, that's why any proposition about how to vote needs to take this into account.
The receipt would stay in, not be carried by the voter. Furthermore, it would probably be quite easy to forge receipts, making recounts next to useless if they had to be gathered from random people.
This is just semantics.
What you meant is that checking your bank records is the least of all the privacy invasions that they do. It's not the least they can do, since the least they can do is nothing. And they certainly can't do less with a court order.
Pulling your credit report is the least invasive action they can do without consulting the courts.
You mean most invasive without consulting the courts. The least invasive would be to do nothing.
Yes, just like it's completely pointless to study those ignorant bastards that lived in the middle ages.
Lines are already bad enough at immigration with only taking 2 fingerprints, now they want to take 10? Now you're guaranteed to miss your connection if you're unlucky enough to connect from abroad within the US.