Turned out one of our project managers had his laptop pwned and was used to send out spam.
Took us 50$ per time to remove our domain from the blacklist (at first we had no clue why we were blacklisted). And several times before we found out his laptop was part of a bot-net.
If your proxies are used for the same purpose, it's normal they're getting blacklisted.
Of course that doesn't mean your registrar can just take them offline.
don't worry, machine learning algorithms know the difference between the persons.
I'm sure by now they know there are two children and two adults, who is a boy or a girl, and all their likes, dislikes and habits.
Actually, they probably know there's a baby as well;-)
The government just lets the private companies do the hard work. When they need some info on someone, they just sub-poena google or facebook and they know all about you, what you like, your habits, etc...
These systems will be abused more often than they will be useful. I know what you did last night!
A famous person committed suicide some years ago here. Police stats showed that her 'police record' was accessed a couple of thousand times by cops that had nothing to do with the case.
They abuse the system to check upon there new neighbor, the daughters bf and the likes.
A centralized system detecting licence plates will now be used to check upon the wife and kids more often than the original intent.
It's just one big google for them.
They now charge a 'recycling fee' on new electronic appliances. This goes from a couple of cents for small electronics to a couple of euros for fridges.
Wrong. SVM is a supervised learning technique. It looks like you're talking about K-means clustering which is unsupervised.
The difference between supervised and unsupervised is that in the first you use both features and outcome in your training of the system, where the unsupervised will just use the features. So supervised uses both X and Y to learn (if X are the features and Y is the class/cluster), whereas unsupervised will just use X.
It says that their data mining technique works in such a way that people who don't communicate often or where there is a big disconnect between the profiles (big difference in age, not many friends in common, new friends,...) are higher suspects. So you may already be flying under the radar. For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure many profiles are in your case.
Hey dude, I'm playing Mass Effect 2 for ps3 at the moment. It was about 15$ in the budget game rack. It's fvcking awesome: first person shooting (well actually third person but okay), lots of role playing influences, a huge galaxy to explore. creepy sound and atmosphere in some of the missions, New missions and sub/side missions popping up all the time, etc... I'm at >40 hrs of playtime and have the feeling I'm not even half way in the game. The good immersive hardcore games are out there (and don't have to cost 60$ each), but you have to give them a shot.
I would pick a book 'statistics for social sciences' or something like that, and see how that differs from your 'hard science' approach.
Once passed the basics (combinations/permutations/Baysian/...), the most important think to know is what exactly you try to achieve with the t,z and chi-test and how you can game these to still come out with the hypothesis you wanted;-)
I have the Acer Aspire One (it's about 2 yrs old now), and it heats up QUICK and the 1 GB memory sends you right to swap hell on the Windows 7 install. Don't try to watch a movie on it while having the power cord in, it will shut down itself in under 5 minutes because of the heat (will shoot to > 95C in no time).
Anyway, threw Windows 7 out the door, installed puppy linux and it's now happy as a clam:)
Don't try to play 1080p on it though.
I found the prices not really competitive. I can buy a netbook from a common brand with the same specs as the Molo for about the same price in my local supermarket.
it's not really targeted at child pornography. I've moved the German version from a couple of PC's (BundesPolizei it said) a couple of months ago, and it said something 'pornographic material has been found on your computer etc...'. So child pornography was just part of the options. Anyway, it's exactly the same type of scam as those fake anti-virus trojans that try you to lure into buying their 'software'. It's not really looking for pornography on your computer, it's just giving that message to everyone and trying to scare them into paying.
how much did automation rose in the 78-2011 timeframe? Probably more than 2x.
Might account for higher productivity of the average worker.
I agree with the greed though. CEO paychecks are excessive. If you built the company from the ground up, okay, you can cash in as far as I'm concerned. But just being planted at a company that was doing business before you joined and still will after you left (hopefully) doesn't justify 7 (or 8!) figure salaries.
The brain of men tend to only use one side when working on technical things (computers, , programming, car mechanics, etc...). Women use their two halves. It has been observed that women who enjoy car mechanics for example, have a brain usage pattern similar to men (mostly using one side).
So, first of all, it's a biological thing. There are just less women really interested in technical fields like computer science and programming, just like there are less women whom are car mechanics.
And most women in the field (I don't want to generalize, but it's a a feeling I developed in my CompSci university years and 10 yrs of experience as a software developer) see it as a job and not as a 'passion'.
A couple of months ago I went to a free MongoDB seminar. It was 2 presentations, one about MongoDB, and one about OpenShift from RedHat, a free cloud PaaS, on how to quickly develop mobile applications using the cloud. It was free, free drinks, free pizza, free merchandizing and very interesting . There were about 40 people present in the audience...zero women!
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Turned out one of our project managers had his laptop pwned and was used to send out spam. Took us 50$ per time to remove our domain from the blacklist (at first we had no clue why we were blacklisted). And several times before we found out his laptop was part of a bot-net. If your proxies are used for the same purpose, it's normal they're getting blacklisted. Of course that doesn't mean your registrar can just take them offline.
... they can remove the nets from their factories/dorms.
I, for one, welcome our new Slashdot overlords!
unless you're on the internet and anonymous, in which case you can go all out.
If you have an old TV.
Otherwise, TVs already come with a network port and integrated media player.
They call it "package on package".
Would Google for specs, but afraid of getting gay porn by mistake...
Would Google for specs, but "afraid" of getting gay porn "by mistake"...
;-)
There, fixed it for you
Check out this tutorial for OS development on the Pi : http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/freshers/raspberrypi/tutorials/os/
don't worry, machine learning algorithms know the difference between the persons. ;-)
I'm sure by now they know there are two children and two adults, who is a boy or a girl, and all their likes, dislikes and habits.
Actually, they probably know there's a baby as well
The government just lets the private companies do the hard work. When they need some info on someone, they just sub-poena google or facebook and they know all about you, what you like, your habits, etc...
I call it "THE BRICK" !
These systems will be abused more often than they will be useful. I know what you did last night!
A famous person committed suicide some years ago here. Police stats showed that her 'police record' was accessed a couple of thousand times by cops that had nothing to do with the case.
They abuse the system to check upon there new neighbor, the daughters bf and the likes.
A centralized system detecting licence plates will now be used to check upon the wife and kids more often than the original intent.
It's just one big google for them.
They now charge a 'recycling fee' on new electronic appliances. This goes from a couple of cents for small electronics to a couple of euros for fridges.
Wrong. SVM is a supervised learning technique. It looks like you're talking about K-means clustering which is unsupervised.
The difference between supervised and unsupervised is that in the first you use both features and outcome in your training of the system, where the unsupervised will just use the features. So supervised uses both X and Y to learn (if X are the features and Y is the class/cluster), whereas unsupervised will just use X.
release the security cams!
And looks like someone failed hamburger college!
It says that their data mining technique works in such a way that people who don't communicate often or where there is a big disconnect between the profiles (big difference in age, not many friends in common, new friends,...) are higher suspects. So you may already be flying under the radar. For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure many profiles are in your case.
Chuck Norris doesn't need to debug, he stares down the source code until it confesses.
Hey dude, I'm playing Mass Effect 2 for ps3 at the moment. It was about 15$ in the budget game rack. It's fvcking awesome: first person shooting (well actually third person but okay), lots of role playing influences, a huge galaxy to explore. creepy sound and atmosphere in some of the missions, New missions and sub/side missions popping up all the time, etc... I'm at >40 hrs of playtime and have the feeling I'm not even half way in the game. The good immersive hardcore games are out there (and don't have to cost 60$ each), but you have to give them a shot.
I would pick a book 'statistics for social sciences' or something like that, and see how that differs from your 'hard science' approach. ;-)
Once passed the basics (combinations/permutations/Baysian/...), the most important think to know is what exactly you try to achieve with the t,z and chi-test and how you can game these to still come out with the hypothesis you wanted
I have the Acer Aspire One (it's about 2 yrs old now), and it heats up QUICK and the 1 GB memory sends you right to swap hell on the Windows 7 install. Don't try to watch a movie on it while having the power cord in, it will shut down itself in under 5 minutes because of the heat (will shoot to > 95C in no time).
:)
Anyway, threw Windows 7 out the door, installed puppy linux and it's now happy as a clam
Don't try to play 1080p on it though.
I found the prices not really competitive. I can buy a netbook from a common brand with the same specs as the Molo for about the same price in my local supermarket.
Please tell me where a 40 yr old male or 50 yr old female can apply for the job as booth babe?
it's not really targeted at child pornography. I've moved the German version from a couple of PC's (BundesPolizei it said) a couple of months ago, and it said something 'pornographic material has been found on your computer etc...'. So child pornography was just part of the options. Anyway, it's exactly the same type of scam as those fake anti-virus trojans that try you to lure into buying their 'software'. It's not really looking for pornography on your computer, it's just giving that message to everyone and trying to scare them into paying.
how much did automation rose in the 78-2011 timeframe?
Probably more than 2x.
Might account for higher productivity of the average worker.
I agree with the greed though. CEO paychecks are excessive. If you built the company from the ground up, okay, you can cash in as far as I'm concerned. But just being planted at a company that was doing business before you joined and still will after you left (hopefully) doesn't justify 7 (or 8!) figure salaries.
me :)
The brain of men tend to only use one side when working on technical things (computers, , programming, car mechanics, etc...). Women use their two halves. It has been observed that women who enjoy car mechanics for example, have a brain usage pattern similar to men (mostly using one side).
So, first of all, it's a biological thing. There are just less women really interested in technical fields like computer science and programming, just like there are less women whom are car mechanics.
And most women in the field (I don't want to generalize, but it's a a feeling I developed in my CompSci university years and 10 yrs of experience as a software developer) see it as a job and not as a 'passion'.
A couple of months ago I went to a free MongoDB seminar. It was 2 presentations, one about MongoDB, and one about OpenShift from RedHat, a free cloud PaaS, on how to quickly develop mobile applications using the cloud. It was free, free drinks, free pizza, free merchandizing and very interesting . There were about 40 people present in the audience...zero women!