Indeed, stick them in a closed sealed lead box. Preferably in a vaccuum to prevent signals being sent via sound waves! Nobody could cheat under those conditions!
There must be serious flaws in HTTPS if they can decrypt the traffic for hosts that they don't control the certs for.
I guess if Nokia controls both the proxy server and the mobile device then their implementation of HTTPS can be designed so that the mobile device trusts the fake cert on the proxy server.
However, just handing out grants is the wrong approach. It would be much better to set out the goals and offer specific awards for achieving them.
The goal in this case is to obtain materials. And the reward is money. So you're suggesting that we offer money in exchange for rare earth materials. That's called buying it. We do that already and it's expensive. I think funding research is a good idea in this case!
Well I'm all for innovation but I remain skeptical that any of this can really rival the advantage of the raw compute power and versatility of a traditional PC
Agreed... I read this from the article...
expectations for the controller where the company wants something that's more high precision than anything else out there at the moment
More high precision than a keyboard and mouse? Good luck with that!
I still remember with bitter disappointment the day I discovered that the 30cm on one edge of my ruler didn't exactly line up with the 15" on the other side after all.
Why would you be disappointed? They should be out by approximately three inches!
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Apparently, "Come with me if you want to live" was lost in the translation.
Tweet, twit-tweet-twit twit-twit-tweeeeeeet!
Belkin!
http://www.youview.com/
Im glad they came up with this rather than having Apple patent it.
Apple Records or Apple Computers?
One more signature needed!
Oh no, my mistake... 313 :p
I've upped my standards. Up yours.
You said "up yours", *snigger*
There's been some extensive research in this field already. Perhaps you could join the STI@home project?
http://totl.net/STI/
Slashdot User #101 thought it was going into his room
Piece of cake!
That's a lie!
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
And Microsoft's tablet is full of glue!
Get used to it, been that way since Genesis.
Leave Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins out of this!
Here, I'll post it here to save you time:
503 Service Unavailable
No server is available to handle this request.
Not sure what language that's in.
Have you checked for Whitespace
It just turns out those particular qualities are highly sought after in many large companies.
It keeps its head down, doesn't rock the boat and never asks for a pay rise?
Sure step 5 of 12 might take way longer then the rest but at least it is honest. It also helps to tell the user what it is currently doing.
Reticulating splines?
Slashdot Slashdots Slashdot on the sea shore?
Does anyone know where I can find a list of routers which aren't vulnerable?
Faraday cages aren't 100%
Indeed, stick them in a closed sealed lead box. Preferably in a vaccuum to prevent signals being sent via sound waves! Nobody could cheat under those conditions!
I don't know of a lot of Mr. Bean-like millionaires that just stupidly stumbled into wealth
GW Bush comes to mind.
There must be serious flaws in HTTPS if they can decrypt the traffic for hosts that they don't control the certs for.
I guess if Nokia controls both the proxy server and the mobile device then their implementation of HTTPS can be designed so that the mobile device trusts the fake cert on the proxy server.
However, just handing out grants is the wrong approach . It would be much better to set out the goals and offer specific awards for achieving them.
The goal in this case is to obtain materials. And the reward is money. So you're suggesting that we offer money in exchange for rare earth materials. That's called buying it. We do that already and it's expensive. I think funding research is a good idea in this case!
Where's Half Life 2 Episode 3...?
You may joke, but people used to say that about Duke Nukem Forever.
Well I'm all for innovation but I remain skeptical that any of this can really rival the advantage of the raw compute power and versatility of a traditional PC
Agreed... I read this from the article...
expectations for the controller where the company wants something that's more high precision than anything else out there at the moment
More high precision than a keyboard and mouse? Good luck with that!
We're now using and at the start of sentences?
and why not?
Other requirements from what I gather are a one-click install and a Microsoft Bob equivalent to ask what you want to achieve.
Maybe they could reintroduce Clippy... "I see you're writing a kernel!"
I still remember with bitter disappointment the day I discovered that the 30cm on one edge of my ruler didn't exactly line up with the 15" on the other side after all.
Why would you be disappointed? They should be out by approximately three inches!