I'm setting in the middle of range land. I've had cattle and cowboys in my front yard when they bring them in in the fall.
Yes, they still free range cattle in the west.
In 1976, I received a calculator newsletter from HP that reported on a HP-45? or 35 calculator lost by a forest service employee on a logging road during a snow storm. The worker found the calculator the next summer, fully operational after being buried in snow for 6 months.
In the late 90's, the regional landfill in Roosevelt, Wa. received a load of smashed/compacted virtualboys in retail packaging. Since this load was from Seattle, one could suspect Nintendo of burying their mistakes, much like Atari and the medical profession.
Ya, Having a chew in class. Designated smoking areas for high school students, No zero tolerance. The nanny state has removed learning about real, independent life and conditioned the masses to accept the corporate line of subservience without reciprocation for dedication and hard work. You will probably be fired, multiple times in your life, for no reason.
What's the problem with all the other solutions? Load cells, surface reflectivity, refraction with a modified optical fiber, acoustic ( ever tapped on a gas tank?), a current limiter on old school sensors?
I'm glad I got out of aerospace in the 90's. It looks like idiots have taken over.
What I see here is "what about the children", food, clean water and shelter
There are other agencies trying correct those problems.
The real danger is that those kids will learn a real language "squeak" and
take over the world.
I have some teachers that would love this - "OK kids, go to youtube, steal an idea and make it. I'll be in the chemistry cupboard smoking and having a shot. Fixed it for ya.
Remote power systems (dams) in South America are sometimes supplied with a companion aluminum plant to convert the energy into a high value commodity. The raw material comes in by rail and the finished product and the stored energy leaves the same way. No 1500 mile power lines needed, good efficiency and nobody complains about the pollution.
Rectifiers and voltage converters could convert the re-routed spam back to useful energy. If the spam isn't located close to a distribution center, it could be transmitted via tcp/ip as the op stated.
If the state isn't doing the tests spelled out in the contract they are just as culpable. Since they caught this re-configuration of the hardware, they have obviously examined the hardware for modifications. I suggest looking at the law as written to understand their decision and the test procedures.
As a resident of the gorge, I have visual (in my paranoid opinion) evidence that something funny seems to be going on.
Previously, I mentioned the mysterious fiber branching from the Fed BPA web in the gorge.
It runs across wheat fields and mountains while not suppling anyone with the promised broadband.
Google's The Dalles datacenter feeds from this BPA pipe.
If you look at the NSA "COWBOY" site with google earth, The 1000+ piles of earth to the north west
have been removed. Must have been a hell of an expansion.
The NSA owns their own FAB.
The landfills are bulging in the USA. What a better place to both dump tons of useless polycarb and kill the 419 machine at the same time.
Actually, My first copy of msvc was retrieved from a regional landfill by a friend working there in the early 90's.
That now seems so fitting.
The NSA has a 200000Sq/ft FAB. No doubt equipped with gear that intel process geeks lust over. Except for glue, I doubt the NSA is going to run out of parts.
It appears possible to recover previously erased data on old drives, but haven't the drive mfrs used exactly the same technology that the forensic disk morticians used in past years to get at erased crud (if ever)? It seems with vertical recording and super mag heads, the slop, leftover sideband noise and measurable blips of 90's tech now store data. I'm not trying to be factious, drive builders are pushing a lot of boundaries and I doubt they would back off ( unlike the MPAA and DRM ) reducing capacity to retain info for the man.
I am drunk.
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I'm setting in the middle of range land. I've had cattle and cowboys in my front yard when they bring them in in the fall. Yes, they still free range cattle in the west.
In 1976, I received a calculator newsletter from HP that reported on a HP-45? or 35 calculator lost by a forest service employee on a logging road during a snow storm. The worker found the calculator the next summer, fully operational after being buried in snow for 6 months.
In the late 90's, the regional landfill in Roosevelt, Wa. received a load of smashed/compacted virtualboys in retail packaging.
Since this load was from Seattle, one could suspect Nintendo of burying their mistakes, much like Atari and the medical profession.
EEtimes hasn't been any good since they went to slick paper.
I thought you could bend the fiber slightly and cause a leak. It would show up as a loss, but could you see it with a OTDR?
Ya, Having a chew in class. Designated smoking areas for high school students, No zero tolerance.
The nanny state has removed learning about real, independent life and conditioned the masses
to accept the corporate line of subservience without reciprocation for dedication and hard work.
You will probably be fired, multiple times in your life, for no reason.
Damn, I threw away 2 modpoints yesterday, and now I need a Funny.
The AC is kicking ass tonight.
That AC guy FTW
No guarantee on the people they replaced us with though.
At select airports in the USA, Windows helps land your plane. It's just a second, independent solution for verification. We weren't stupid.
What's the problem with all the other solutions? Load cells, surface reflectivity, refraction with a modified optical fiber, acoustic ( ever tapped on a gas tank?), a current limiter on old school sensors? I'm glad I got out of aerospace in the 90's. It looks like idiots have taken over.
What I see here is "what about the children", food, clean water and shelter There are other agencies trying correct those problems. The real danger is that those kids will learn a real language "squeak" and take over the world.
until you get fired
I have some teachers that would love this - "OK kids, go to youtube, steal an idea and make it. I'll be in the chemistry cupboard smoking and having a shot.
Fixed it for ya.
At least when I was in high school.
Shouldn't "Yourselfs" have a apostrophe? I'm not clear on punctuation Nazism.
Remote power systems (dams) in South America are sometimes supplied with a companion aluminum plant to convert the energy into a high value commodity. The raw material comes in by rail and the finished product and the stored energy leaves the same way. No 1500 mile power lines needed, good efficiency and nobody complains about the pollution.
Rectifiers and voltage converters could convert the re-routed spam back to useful energy. If the spam isn't located close to a distribution center, it could be transmitted via tcp/ip as the op stated.
If the state isn't doing the tests spelled out in the contract they are just as culpable. Since they caught this re-configuration of the hardware, they have obviously examined the hardware for modifications. I suggest looking at the law as written to understand their decision and the test procedures.
Was suppose to fix these problems. Remote updates. Remote, unattended and unrequested security updates. Another pffffft.
As a resident of the gorge, I have visual (in my paranoid opinion) evidence that something funny seems to be going on. Previously, I mentioned the mysterious fiber branching from the Fed BPA web in the gorge. It runs across wheat fields and mountains while not suppling anyone with the promised broadband. Google's The Dalles datacenter feeds from this BPA pipe. If you look at the NSA "COWBOY" site with google earth, The 1000+ piles of earth to the north west have been removed. Must have been a hell of an expansion. The NSA owns their own FAB.
The landfills are bulging in the USA. What a better place to both dump tons of useless polycarb and kill the 419 machine at the same time. Actually, My first copy of msvc was retrieved from a regional landfill by a friend working there in the early 90's. That now seems so fitting.
The NSA has a 200000Sq/ft FAB. No doubt equipped with gear that intel process geeks lust over. Except for glue, I doubt the NSA is going to run out of parts.
Didn't he manage the Siemens/Intel IXP432 mainframe on a chip project back in the 80's? This can only end well.
It appears possible to recover previously erased data on old drives, but haven't the drive mfrs used exactly the same technology that the forensic disk morticians used in past years to get at erased crud (if ever)? It seems with vertical recording and super mag heads, the slop, leftover sideband noise and measurable blips of 90's tech now store data. I'm not trying to be factious, drive builders are pushing a lot of boundaries and I doubt they would back off ( unlike the MPAA and DRM ) reducing capacity to retain info for the man. I am drunk.