This sort of reminds me of an experiment that is taking place (cant remember where I read it..) which consists of black boxes that are random generators that spit out zeros and ones; they are located around the world and connect to a central point which averages out the "numbers" and prints a graph of a deviation from the expected null (equal amounts of ones and zeros). This analysis makes reference to the discovery of spikes on such graphs relating to traumatic world events.
They work on the funda that we have a "mental field" or "thought forms" or "thought messages". These are in a way picked up by these boxes, which can then see into the future...
IIRC they picke up a spike just before 9/11
Hold it! Dont forget the Indian stock exchange!!! Not only is it scaling new heights and breaking all past records.. most big-wig financial power-houses are giving investors (FDI and local) the green signal and predicting massive growth, which as of now seems unstoppable.
Trained as a lawyer, Baker coordinates business and policy issues and sits on the both Mozilla Foundation Board of Directors and the Mozilla Corporation Board of Directors. In 2005, Time magazine included her in the 2005 Time 100, the magazine's annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world.
I have not seen the exact details of the patent and IANAL, but what they are doing here is not much more than what *is* supposed to be done with RDIF itself!!!! So how are they patentind it??? So now does it mean that no-one can use RFID in remote controls?? Next thing we know someone will come along and patent the usage of RFID tags for identifying objects... sheesh!
Is that any method, that any one is aware of, for pre-loading all contacts from gmail, into adium, or any other such (non-google) jabber client?
Thanks!
Hey!
Thanks for the help.. but the problem is that I am an Indian National:p
You wouldnt by any chance be happening to know any such resource available for international students??
Thanks a lot for your time!!
I am a student, and am currently internin at Intel, which has a development center based at Bangalore, India. Judging by the kind of work that is going on here, and the activities that happen, I can definitely say that India is the place to be.
Previously I have interned at a Consultancy in Eastern Europe, and I can also say from experience that there too a lot of intersting work is being done. Its just that it doesnt come up that often in the news..
sorry for the late post.. I was trying to get your email address, but was unable to.
You said -
The funny part is, QC isn't even a good solution to key distribution. Its physical requirements are costly, stringent, and limiting. Unless you're an ultra-cautious damn-the-expense client like the US govt, there are more cost effective ways to exchange keys, and much better ways to improve your data's security.
I am curious, if QC is not, then WHAT IS a good solution to key distribution??
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This sort of reminds me of an experiment that is taking place (cant remember where I read it..) which consists of black boxes that are random generators that spit out zeros and ones; they are located around the world and connect to a central point which averages out the "numbers" and prints a graph of a deviation from the expected null (equal amounts of ones and zeros). This analysis makes reference to the discovery of spikes on such graphs relating to traumatic world events.
They work on the funda that we have a "mental field" or "thought forms" or "thought messages". These are in a way picked up by these boxes, which can then see into the future...
IIRC they picke up a spike just before 9/11
Hold it!
Dont forget the Indian stock exchange!!! Not only is it scaling new heights and breaking all past records.. most big-wig financial power-houses are giving investors (FDI and local) the green signal and predicting massive growth, which as of now seems unstoppable.
In soviet russia... *ducks*
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Or wait a sec.. females+/. ....
{head explodes}
I have not seen the exact details of the patent and IANAL, but what they are doing here is not much more than what *is* supposed to be done with RDIF itself!!!! So how are they patentind it??? So now does it mean that no-one can use RFID in remote controls?? Next thing we know someone will come along and patent the usage of RFID tags for identifying objects... sheesh!
If that is what you want... maybe you need to check out http://digg.com/
Is that any method, that any one is aware of, for pre-loading all contacts from gmail, into adium, or any other such (non-google) jabber client?
Thanks!
Hey! :p
Thanks for the help.. but the problem is that I am an Indian National
You wouldnt by any chance be happening to know any such resource available for international students??
Thanks a lot for your time!!
Does this thing actually have to be booted up?? and then be shutdown??
I mean would you actually wait 10 minutes to boot it up to make 2 slices of toast???
I am curious, how did you get an internship with the IAEA? What procedure did you follow? I would really like to know..
Thanks!
Previously I have interned at a Consultancy in Eastern Europe, and I can also say from experience that there too a lot of intersting work is being done. Its just that it doesnt come up that often in the news..
And as it has already been proven, [http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/08 /08/208226&tid=215&tid=1&tid=137] India is not the place for just ousourced work, or call centers.
http://intepid.com/2005-05-08/13.49/
It is really good!
as usual..
Wonder whats going to prevent them from getting away with it?
I live in India, and it was in the newspapers today...
So am I now going to get news on Slashdot after I get it from mainstream media!!??
Rather Interesting...
http://www.paulgraham.com/bronze.html
Touchpads are much better to use IMO...
Question for parent -
sorry for the late post.. I was trying to get your email address, but was unable to.
You said -
The funny part is, QC isn't even a good solution to key distribution. Its physical requirements are costly, stringent, and limiting. Unless you're an ultra-cautious damn-the-expense client like the US govt, there are more cost effective ways to exchange keys, and much better ways to improve your data's security.
I am curious, if QC is not, then WHAT IS a good solution to key distribution??
get slashfix