D. J. Bernstein has a few things to say about this
Also see here
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It is interesting, whenever I want any information I go straight to google and rarely consider other sources. How many people do this? Do you ever find better results with other search engines?
I tried to make use of this outage to help convince people to switch from MSN Messenger to Jabber. Unfortunately everyone I know seems too entrenched in the Microsoft way of life to even consider switching. Jabber offers many independent servers so if one failed people would still be able to use another server.
The possiblity of the introduction of such services has long been a concern for radio users. Power Line Telecommunication (PLT) DOES cause interference in the HF bands.
Radio Society of Great Britain:
http://www.rsgb.org/emc/pltnew.htm
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Except it usually isn't. The majority of the time manufacturers don't bother and just provide an American version.
Perhaps you mean unlike England - we have £1 notes in Scotland.
Aww. Poor wee admins.
Why is that whole article written in the past tense?
D. J. Bernstein has a few things to say about this Also see here And here
It is interesting, whenever I want any information I go straight to google and rarely consider other sources. How many people do this? Do you ever find better results with other search engines?
I tried to make use of this outage to help convince people to switch from MSN Messenger to Jabber. Unfortunately everyone I know seems too entrenched in the Microsoft way of life to even consider switching. Jabber offers many independent servers so if one failed people would still be able to use another server.
It is a sad fact that what you say is true.
The possiblity of the introduction of such services has long been a concern for radio users. Power Line Telecommunication (PLT) DOES cause interference in the HF bands. Radio Society of Great Britain: http://www.rsgb.org/emc/pltnew.htm