To clarify:
It was to my knowledge (and I do not have a doctorate in Quantum physics) that a qubit has the states of 0) 1) and `0) `1) (where ` is a 45 phase shift in Hilbert space).
I know this has something to do with Quantum Encryption as well.
google brought this: http://physicsweb.org/articles/world/11/3/9
If I am understanding this wrong, please correct me:).
Why couldn't Google go with a CPM (cost per thousand) campaign instead? This would limit the "hackers" (as the article labels them) a bit... Because if I do recall, doesn't AdSense rotate ads when there is not enough space to display them all in its area?
Wouldn't Google come out ahead in this two-fold?
The BCIU is clueless, and security is their lowest priority.
Clearly you are exactly right on this point...
From the FAQ:
What about computer viruses?
A virus that is written for the Windows Operating System (Win98, 2000, XP) cannot infect the Macintosh Operating system.
Apparently they are relying on the fact of the lack of (not the 'inability to create') viruses for the Mac OS as their safe guard against this problem...
Besides, going off assumptions here, having only a single password to protect the End User from "themselves" is pretty inadequate.
I say instead of suing the students... sue the administrators (I guess Apple in this case) for not creating a reliable network. That would be a more valid case (breach of contract / negligence).
...god forbid if I get lost and have to ask for directions on this one:
"Excuse me sir, can you please give me directions to the nearest 'default' access point?"
$10 per month is way too much to pay for any computer game.
Well this is what the world is coming to my friend... Monthly costs for entertainment is has been proven to be something customers are willing to endure... and the developers are showing that they will meet with demand: Microsoft making streaming games for its new system... Monthly fees for video/game renting services... etc etc. Either jump on board or get left at shore (no pun intended with the puzzle pirates theme).
Also, with the advances of Ultra Wideband internet and IP Entertainment (IPTV), you're looking at a new era of marketing: Complete Streaming Virtual Media... at a monthly cost.
Now as for it being to much, well... if it sells, then the public is ok with the price (i'm ok with it...), if it doesn't... then they will lower it:). Simple Economics. Also take into consideration that they have to pay for their connection for you to even PLAY their game... and the maintenance that goes along with that.
Look at Blizzard.... they are selling the game on the shelf for ~$40 (well... they WERE selling them) and then hitting the customer with a ~$12 monthly charge... and they are doing quadruple of what they initially expected.
3 singals streaming.. at one time... meaning... Picture in Picture Beside another picture... All on top of a HD picture... next to your computer streaming live porn.
Now that is what *I* call a sports bar!
You guys CAN slow down the slide show
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The Dot Com Super Bowl
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· Score: 3, Informative
Look up top... see the blue bar with large Forbes log... ahh what is this next to it? "Previous... Slower... ah ha!"
I am no medical genious, but I beleive that this button may make the slide show move slower.
If this is a windows machine, why not use a Terminal Server as a diag. tool? You could hook your laptop to their local ethernet hub and connect that way. And if you wanted to, you could make it public to allow yourself remote access for problems that are need of immediate solutions.
But as for an external device, I have not heard of one.
Ok.. i'm currently an NIU student... in Grant Towers (tower B on the 8th Floor). And this is the first time that I heard of this. I dont remember EVER paying 5 dollars a month for anything related to "A Ruckus" or anything of that sort. So i could not tell you. But I will takea trip two floors down and try it out for you guys and give you some clue how it goes. But for now... WinMX and BT still work for me:)
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Ok sure:
54.4 C. 327.6 Kelvin.
Good 'ol math saves the day again.
To clarify: It was to my knowledge (and I do not have a doctorate in Quantum physics) that a qubit has the states of 0) 1) and `0) `1) (where ` is a 45 phase shift in Hilbert space). I know this has something to do with Quantum Encryption as well. google brought this: http://physicsweb.org/articles/world/11/3/9 If I am understanding this wrong, please correct me :).
Oh humm... Yes, it's still morning :).
Umm... No.
One qubit has four states. So its actualy an 8-qubit integer.
(go through the powers of x^4: 4,16,64,256,1024,4096,16384,65536)
Why couldn't Google go with a CPM (cost per thousand) campaign instead? This would limit the "hackers" (as the article labels them) a bit... Because if I do recall, doesn't AdSense rotate ads when there is not enough space to display them all in its area? Wouldn't Google come out ahead in this two-fold?
Besides, going off assumptions here, having only a single password to protect the End User from "themselves" is pretty inadequate.
I say instead of suing the students... sue the administrators (I guess Apple in this case) for not creating a reliable network. That would be a more valid case (breach of contract / negligence).
Damn.. AC beat me to the punch :)
Where is John Connor when you need him?
Tell your soon-to-be-ex-boss this: "It's not you... It's me..." He'll understand.
...god forbid if I get lost and have to ask for directions on this one: "Excuse me sir, can you please give me directions to the nearest 'default' access point?"
3 singals streaming.. at one time... meaning... Picture in Picture Beside another picture... All on top of a HD picture... next to your computer streaming live porn. Now that is what *I* call a sports bar!
Look up top... see the blue bar with large Forbes log... ahh what is this next to it? "Previous... Slower... ah ha!" I am no medical genious, but I beleive that this button may make the slide show move slower.
If this is a windows machine, why not use a Terminal Server as a diag. tool? You could hook your laptop to their local ethernet hub and connect that way. And if you wanted to, you could make it public to allow yourself remote access for problems that are need of immediate solutions. But as for an external device, I have not heard of one.
Ok.. i'm currently an NIU student... in Grant Towers (tower B on the 8th Floor). And this is the first time that I heard of this. I dont remember EVER paying 5 dollars a month for anything related to "A Ruckus" or anything of that sort. So i could not tell you. But I will takea trip two floors down and try it out for you guys and give you some clue how it goes. But for now... WinMX and BT still work for me :)