You've gotta be freaking kidding me, you're saying that 'stuff goes missing all the time why bother'? I don't know where you work but this is not your Ubuntu boxen. There is no way all these emails just go missing and if someone can just tell you this and you lap it up well I gotta break it to you, your likely retarded. You may not realize what kind of a set up these people are working with but its a tad more advanced then a sendmail server. On top of it all you have programs like Carnivore that recorded everything, not only a small subsection of traffic but everything it could get its hands on but now you say that someone who stands to benefit from a 'clean slate' has an equal chance of being the fall guy.
Well I hope if you ever have to go in front of Judge Judy with that kind of excuse but if you do post here and let us know how it goes.
The point you bring is that the person who paid owns the idea. Do not forget to consider the student pays for School Resources as part of their tuition and the Govt pays for the use of the faculty which in turn uses their 'resource' the student. So it's not really that finely cut. Just because the College / University receives money does not necessarily mean they can use you to cover their part of the deliverable. If you are partaking in a group or focused class that specifically works on a project for this deliverable then I hope your not paying much to take the class;)
Again don't use this as legal advice just possible routes of discovery.
I have to get this off my chest. I was using Chrome for a while when it was in beta and it was fast! Pages loaded using about %50 less cpu power on my p4 2.53Ghz box and I was happy. Then I noticed there were many sites out there that gave me this 'oops' screen with an image of a confused computer looking back at me. That wasn't such a big deal. then I noticed my HDD was thrashing like mad and wouldn't stop. I closed down Chrome and it still went on,looked at my processes (XP) and the little bastard was still there flying though IO like it was going out of style. I uninstalled Chrome and kept on using FireFox.
Chrome comes out of beta I get curious again and it doesn't have the same problems any more ! Now I use it more, the more I use it the more ad's are all over the screen the more I started to use FireFox again. Now its not really even worth it to use Chrome, I still have it installed and I use it sometimes for sites that look cool but have massive JS resources that freeze up FireFox but aside from that forget it.
Sure it looks like Chrome is an excellent program but its like listening to Bach in HIFI with a nasty static overlay. FireFox might take a bit longer to load in some cases but the product is definitely more 'worth it' in my books.
How about if your net connection goes down or the business model flops? Same thing as "Plays For Sure"? They close up shop and leave you high and dry? Maybe you need to format your computer and it comes back telling you to take a hike or you need to use it for a couple mins on your laptop but since it doesn't have the TPM chip it won't go? This will only work if everyone who uses it has some sort of "Trusted Computing" software / hardware combo and by agreeing to install that what else are you agreeing to?
It's not really the idea of the holes it's just coming up with another way to give less ink / toner from the cartridge. These guys want to stop and go with the usage giving you 100% black / color with small 0% black spots all over it. This is the extreme idea but can also be solved by lowering the black from 100% all the time to about 80% and have a clean looking image / text printout which would likely be more pleasing on the eyes.
Even evaluating different brightness values of the paper you buy will increase contrast and likely lower your acceptable black level for increased savings.
Excellent comment. If we say this is a terrible idea because of what others will not allow / make difficult for him to do then if we appoint someone who is primarily a politician how do we know he's not just getting the wool pulled over his eyes? In a part of government where they still don't understand at the political level what's going on then how will we advance?
As long as all the operations are carried out in scale you could likely determine the original 'finger print' since they would likely correspond. This could differ depending on the amount of alteration as well as distribution of the finger print across the pixels. Reducing the image to gray scale then using a separate function to interpret the color from there may be enough in some cases but YMMV.
It's funny how you mention with such certainty that the (Christian?) Bible was never modified even though I am personally skeptical that this could be proven you forget that there were very few people around that time that could even read including many of the clergy so as the Bible was being copied (by hand mind you) who was to say it was the same as another by any scale?
The Bible was put together at a time where people were forced to burn materials that did not conform to the 'faith' put forward by the Church . So if you think about it if all of the creative works seemed to contrary to the Bible then is it really all encompassing? What is it about human ideas and thoughts that was so scary that to become a Christian you had to burn all the books you owned(refer to link above) and what is it about the Bible that gives so much shelter from our selves?
First they put together a bit of a hack and see what happens. I think it would be more cost effective to deliver both solutions on the die rather than an expansion slot, it will also make the unit more potent clock for clock since it is sitting on all the bandwidth the mother board and north bridge can supply. Once we start getting good communication going with the device we can start playing with it.
I have to admit my self though with everyone complaining about open sourcing the specs of the card at the hardware level is really cool and will help as far as creative programming goes since it opens up for some crazy efficient programming as well opportunities to take advantage of anomalies that might turn out being interesting and change the course of the industry. There is nothing at all wrong with telling these companies what you want and if they give it a chance I think they will be impressed.
Funny though that the only copy that is actual music is when it's been decompressed and sent over the speakers. The file is just the potential to be similar to the song/music it is actually only copied once it is realized in terms of being sound.
Fuck you, if you didn't try to fuck so many people over you wouldn't be in this position. The people are the ones that protect you and it can be taken away. If you don't like it hide.
Running multiple cores with an ide interface is going to kill you regardless because you are only encoding in memory not really storing much there. Basically you have a cap of about 40MB/s for anything larger than about 40MB.
To make this work the people have to own the network infrastructure. They have to own the cables right up to the switch where it goes from there would be the ISP's job.
I always thought the ISP route is a good idea. It monetizes the network and allows for the owners to compete. What is bad is any one person owning the infrastructure. If the city laid 2-4 fiber cables to each dwelling and insure their quality there should quite a longevity over the 'last mile'. From there the city takes care of the multiplexing and sends it to a hardwired ISP. At this level certain ISP's can cater to different markets and even devote resources such as drive space to community (ISP wise) efforts such as P2P file sharing hosted by the ISP.
The bad thing about the way telcos are presently involved is they are also in control of how the network preforms for everyone and not just themselves. I personally believe no one or no company should own anything outside of their land, we are the ones (residents) that will have to deal with pipes and wires eventually if it really is necessary for mass transportation of anything we should definitely centralize what effects the city vs letting the company decide how it is done so we may branch off of the system using that to our advantage. Even 'one of' situations still require basic connections (wire/piping) that can be utilized.
Ever heard of "don't throw the baby out with the bath water?"
I would consider it a part of his debt to society, he already has it under GPL its at least 2x faster than anything we have in OSS and it already works fairly well. So what are you going to do now invent a way of doing what this guy already did or take what he made and bullet proof it?
Slashdot Mirror
Looks like that eh.
You should probably be checking your coolant level right now...
You've gotta be freaking kidding me, you're saying that 'stuff goes missing all the time why bother'? I don't know where you work but this is not your Ubuntu boxen. There is no way all these emails just go missing and if someone can just tell you this and you lap it up well I gotta break it to you, your likely retarded. You may not realize what kind of a set up these people are working with but its a tad more advanced then a sendmail server. On top of it all you have programs like Carnivore that recorded everything, not only a small subsection of traffic but everything it could get its hands on but now you say that someone who stands to benefit from a 'clean slate' has an equal chance of being the fall guy.
Well I hope if you ever have to go in front of Judge Judy with that kind of excuse but if you do post here and let us know how it goes.
And how many will use this exploit to introduce their own back doors? I guess you could always attempt to regulate hackers...
The point you bring is that the person who paid owns the idea. Do not forget to consider the student pays for School Resources as part of their tuition and the Govt pays for the use of the faculty which in turn uses their 'resource' the student. So it's not really that finely cut. Just because the College / University receives money does not necessarily mean they can use you to cover their part of the deliverable. If you are partaking in a group or focused class that specifically works on a project for this deliverable then I hope your not paying much to take the class ;)
Again don't use this as legal advice just possible routes of discovery.
I have to get this off my chest. I was using Chrome for a while when it was in beta and it was fast! Pages loaded using about %50 less cpu power on my p4 2.53Ghz box and I was happy. Then I noticed there were many sites out there that gave me this 'oops' screen with an image of a confused computer looking back at me. That wasn't such a big deal. then I noticed my HDD was thrashing like mad and wouldn't stop. I closed down Chrome and it still went on,looked at my processes (XP) and the little bastard was still there flying though IO like it was going out of style. I uninstalled Chrome and kept on using FireFox.
Chrome comes out of beta I get curious again and it doesn't have the same problems any more ! Now I use it more, the more I use it the more ad's are all over the screen the more I started to use FireFox again. Now its not really even worth it to use Chrome, I still have it installed and I use it sometimes for sites that look cool but have massive JS resources that freeze up FireFox but aside from that forget it.
Sure it looks like Chrome is an excellent program but its like listening to Bach in HIFI with a nasty static overlay. FireFox might take a bit longer to load in some cases but the product is definitely more 'worth it' in my books.
How about if your net connection goes down or the business model flops? Same thing as "Plays For Sure"? They close up shop and leave you high and dry? Maybe you need to format your computer and it comes back telling you to take a hike or you need to use it for a couple mins on your laptop but since it doesn't have the TPM chip it won't go? This will only work if everyone who uses it has some sort of "Trusted Computing" software / hardware combo and by agreeing to install that what else are you agreeing to?
Just food for thought.
It's not really the idea of the holes it's just coming up with another way to give less ink / toner from the cartridge. These guys want to stop and go with the usage giving you 100% black / color with small 0% black spots all over it. This is the extreme idea but can also be solved by lowering the black from 100% all the time to about 80% and have a clean looking image / text printout which would likely be more pleasing on the eyes.
Even evaluating different brightness values of the paper you buy will increase contrast and likely lower your acceptable black level for increased savings.
Excellent comment. If we say this is a terrible idea because of what others will not allow / make difficult for him to do then if we appoint someone who is primarily a politician how do we know he's not just getting the wool pulled over his eyes? In a part of government where they still don't understand at the political level what's going on then how will we advance?
Well you just made his
:)
-- Death threats and persons of interest file
Let us know if you get picked up
The people who don't care about extensions are the ones complaining to add a feature in for the next release.
As long as all the operations are carried out in scale you could likely determine the original 'finger print' since they would likely correspond. This could differ depending on the amount of alteration as well as distribution of the finger print across the pixels. Reducing the image to gray scale then using a separate function to interpret the color from there may be enough in some cases but YMMV.
It's funny how you mention with such certainty that the (Christian?) Bible was never modified even though I am personally skeptical that this could be proven you forget that there were very few people around that time that could even read including many of the clergy so as the Bible was being copied (by hand mind you) who was to say it was the same as another by any scale?
The Bible was put together at a time where people were forced to burn materials that did not conform to the 'faith' put forward by the Church . So if you think about it if all of the creative works seemed to contrary to the Bible then is it really all encompassing? What is it about human ideas and thoughts that was so scary that to become a Christian you had to burn all the books you owned(refer to link above) and what is it about the Bible that gives so much shelter from our selves?
The truth?
This is just the first iteration.
First they put together a bit of a hack and see what happens. I think it would be more cost effective to deliver both solutions on the die rather than an expansion slot, it will also make the unit more potent clock for clock since it is sitting on all the bandwidth the mother board and north bridge can supply. Once we start getting good communication going with the device we can start playing with it.
I have to admit my self though with everyone complaining about open sourcing the specs of the card at the hardware level is really cool and will help as far as creative programming goes since it opens up for some crazy efficient programming as well opportunities to take advantage of anomalies that might turn out being interesting and change the course of the industry. There is nothing at all wrong with telling these companies what you want and if they give it a chance I think they will be impressed.
Actually that is 100% correct, hey Taco to take that post down.
If minds alone are the root that provides the fruit then isn't it curious that governments harvest and continually employ a majority of these?
If this is the fruit we see and share what type of fruit do they eat?
When you explicitly check the MBR and have an infrastructure to stop your hardware from operating based on its check ... that's not a bug ;)
Funny though that the only copy that is actual music is when it's been decompressed and sent over the speakers. The file is just the potential to be similar to the song/music it is actually only copied once it is realized in terms of being sound.
Fuck you, if you didn't try to fuck so many people over you wouldn't be in this position. The people are the ones that protect you and it can be taken away. If you don't like it hide.
The difference is that it is not the fox or the hare that determines who lives, its the customers and stock holders ;)
Running multiple cores with an ide interface is going to kill you regardless because you are only encoding in memory not really storing much there. Basically you have a cap of about 40MB/s for anything larger than about 40MB.
To make this work the people have to own the network infrastructure. They have to own the cables right up to the switch where it goes from there would be the ISP's job.
I guess does drawing a line really just mean we can chose what side we are on?
I always thought the ISP route is a good idea. It monetizes the network and allows for the owners to compete. What is bad is any one person owning the infrastructure. If the city laid 2-4 fiber cables to each dwelling and insure their quality there should quite a longevity over the 'last mile'. From there the city takes care of the multiplexing and sends it to a hardwired ISP. At this level certain ISP's can cater to different markets and even devote resources such as drive space to community (ISP wise) efforts such as P2P file sharing hosted by the ISP.
The bad thing about the way telcos are presently involved is they are also in control of how the network preforms for everyone and not just themselves. I personally believe no one or no company should own anything outside of their land, we are the ones (residents) that will have to deal with pipes and wires eventually if it really is necessary for mass transportation of anything we should definitely centralize what effects the city vs letting the company decide how it is done so we may branch off of the system using that to our advantage. Even 'one of' situations still require basic connections (wire/piping) that can be utilized.
Ever heard of "don't throw the baby out with the bath water?"
I would consider it a part of his debt to society, he already has it under GPL its at least 2x faster than anything we have in OSS and it already works fairly well. So what are you going to do now invent a way of doing what this guy already did or take what he made and bullet proof it?