using a collection of digital signatures and a distributed network like TOR, or even a hidden service on the TOR network it should be possible for anonymous individuals to build reputations under their signing key as being accurate verifiers, potential stories would be reviewed by these secret verifiers then if the verifier thinks everything is on the up and up, digitally signs the story and either posts it, or passes it along to a journalist they know.
anyone could be a verifier and who to trust would be up to the reader
think about it, if some jackass came up to you and asked dumb questions, wouldn't you be tempted to give a mind numbingly stupid answer just to screw with him?
the only way to get reliable information about level of knowledge is to be asking harder questions, or reward correct answers with something, like money or free food.
we have an HP multifucktion copier doc server fax printer at work. no that isn't a typo. i will never purchase or suggest another person purchase an HP device after having to deal with the bullshit from this thing. it's the second newest machine we have (our very newest is a tiny little single function ricoh copier right next to the HP $3000pileofShit9000)
the HP will stop in the middle of a 2 or 3 page copy or print job to enter a cleaning cycle, and constantly halts with a jam inside lower right door, when there is no jam it just wants to fuck over productivity for half an hour while we get it running again.
others have already pwned you on how much more lasers can print, the other issue is laser printers can sit unused for a long time and be fine. leave your ink jet with new ink sitting for 9 months and you will need new carts or at least need to blow a ton of ink and paper running head clean cycles.
and the extra ethernet wire running to a cantenna'd WAP lets the bad guy back in
or the main database server accepts a normal looking connection from a normal employee workstation, that isn't a workstation but actually is a wall wart computer mounted inside the wall masquerading to the network as a workstation.
with some clever hacks you can save energy on other things too. tear apart the back of your fridge and add a duct that taps the outside portion of the exchange in winter and spend almost nothing to keep your food cold all winter, if you really want to go nuts you can pre-preheat your oven with outside air on a hot day, but that's a lot less useful (but not so bad in reverse, cool the oven with outside air in the summer so less heat radiates into the house.
yea sure let inspectors in, that worked out so great for iraq. regardless of whether or not they let the inspectors in the war hawks will say they interfered or hid stuff from the inspectors to justify an attack, so they may as well keep them out and not give away valuable intelligence to a potential attacker.
that occurs because before developers took the possibility of an extra crate or two into account some games were much easier if you brought and extra block with you
I had a tomtom car gps die on me once in a city I had never driven in. It was a chilly night but well above freezing and no reason for it to stop working.
I now swear by Garmin but a magellin is probably solid too. Never trust a tomtom.
the flaw in that is it provides no way for a device compliant with your spec to know if what it is connected to is alkso compliant, just "start drawing and wait for a blip or a fire"
sure there is when there is $$$$$ or even $$$$$$$ to be made selling "clickers" and other such horseshit to admins who don't undderstand how useless it is.
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using a collection of digital signatures and a distributed network like TOR, or even a hidden service on the TOR network it should be possible for anonymous individuals to build reputations under their signing key as being accurate verifiers, potential stories would be reviewed by these secret verifiers then if the verifier thinks everything is on the up and up, digitally signs the story and either posts it, or passes it along to a journalist they know.
anyone could be a verifier and who to trust would be up to the reader
That's where this gets tricky and generally bogs down.
seems simple enough, "any person, organization, or machine collecting information for the purpose of public dissemination of that information"
compiler should have had a valid signing key
bonzi buddy was pretty widely installed too.
king of the cable news market? that's like being the biggest fish in a bucket.
it's a bullshit statistic.
think about it, if some jackass came up to you and asked dumb questions, wouldn't you be tempted to give a mind numbingly stupid answer just to screw with him?
the only way to get reliable information about level of knowledge is to be asking harder questions, or reward correct answers with something, like money or free food.
my little 4 gig USB drive would become a dangerous projectile long before a magnetic field actually hurt it. my SD cards won't even do that.
unless you intend to use a powerful and oscillating electrical field, which will also kill anyone with a pacemaker or metal implant.
there should be a way to restrict execution to only code signed by the owning organization's IT security.
we have an HP multifucktion copier doc server fax printer at work. no that isn't a typo. i will never purchase or suggest another person purchase an HP device after having to deal with the bullshit from this thing. it's the second newest machine we have (our very newest is a tiny little single function ricoh copier right next to the HP $3000pileofShit9000)
the HP will stop in the middle of a 2 or 3 page copy or print job to enter a cleaning cycle, and constantly halts with a jam inside lower right door, when there is no jam it just wants to fuck over productivity for half an hour while we get it running again.
others have already pwned you on how much more lasers can print, the other issue is laser printers can sit unused for a long time and be fine. leave your ink jet with new ink sitting for 9 months and you will need new carts or at least need to blow a ton of ink and paper running head clean cycles.
and the extra ethernet wire running to a cantenna'd WAP lets the bad guy back in
or the main database server accepts a normal looking connection from a normal employee workstation, that isn't a workstation but actually is a wall wart computer mounted inside the wall masquerading to the network as a workstation.
$1176? my entire 8gig phenom 965 black edition machine cost that much including the SSD primary hard drive
and the data being restored contains a buffer overflow exploit that reroots the new system
that is what the shotgun if for
with some clever hacks you can save energy on other things too. tear apart the back of your fridge and add a duct that taps the outside portion of the exchange in winter and spend almost nothing to keep your food cold all winter, if you really want to go nuts you can pre-preheat your oven with outside air on a hot day, but that's a lot less useful (but not so bad in reverse, cool the oven with outside air in the summer so less heat radiates into the house.
". Japan currently has a stockpile of over 43 tons of plutonium, all separated from spent fuel extracted from commercial light-water reactors"
that is how they plan on fueling their battlemechs i assume?
yea sure let inspectors in, that worked out so great for iraq. regardless of whether or not they let the inspectors in the war hawks will say they interfered or hid stuff from the inspectors to justify an attack, so they may as well keep them out and not give away valuable intelligence to a potential attacker.
that occurs because before developers took the possibility of an extra crate or two into account some games were much easier if you brought and extra block with you
not torrenting TORrenting
a hub can also be a switch. I have worked with people who referred to both switches and repeaters as hubs
the monster stats and behaviors are copyrighted, you can't reverse engineer a copyright work and claim it is not copyrighted anymore.
if a server operator gave the clients new map and monster packs just using the WoW engine that would be a lawful reverse engineered product.
however i am unaware of any servers that do that.
I had a tomtom car gps die on me once in a city I had never driven in. It was a chilly night but well above freezing and no reason for it to stop working. I now swear by Garmin but a magellin is probably solid too. Never trust a tomtom.
even if it couldn't be done normally, a hostile client could say the cursor is over the script just as easilly as it could place the cursor there.
the flaw in that is it provides no way for a device compliant with your spec to know if what it is connected to is alkso compliant, just "start drawing and wait for a blip or a fire"
sure there is when there is $$$$$ or even $$$$$$$ to be made selling "clickers" and other such horseshit to admins who don't undderstand how useless it is.