"The cadmium atom that has lost an electron becomes a negatively charged ion"
^from the article. I think that if it loses an electron it becomes a _positive_ ion. Eh?
I don't know if I like this idea. This would only allow sharing between buddies and buddies of buddies.
Just use limewire or something.
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In Soviet Russia, the rat brains have man animals.
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In Young Frankenstein, the guy is always saying, That's Frank (short o sound) en steen. In German, the second letter does get the sound, so it's ien, not ein.
Unless you're talking about the original. Then it's Frankenstein.
I like the idea...it wouldn't run very fast, but surely it would increase speed as it grows. Like a 50,000 processor sponge. And extra matter could probably be added in no particular order.
Couldn't a Faraday Cage be used to prevent detection, just like to prevent van Eck Phreaking?...but then you wouldn't be able to get the signal for your shows unless you gots teh cable:-/
Top six worst movies (that I've seen):
6. Crybaby
5. 9 to 5
4. Battlefield Earth
3. Star Wars Episode II
2. Runaway Jury
1. Swordfish
Runaway Jury sucks. How is the gun company responsible for a guy who *steals* one of their guns, then illegally sells the gun to a guy who then uses said gun to kill another guy?
I am totally serious when I say: If a few people may get killed because of this rocketry program which is helping to advance science and understanding, then that's a risk I'm willing to take. If you can't advance knowledge, there's no point in living.
An easy way to fix this, although I am no expert, is to make the fingerprint scanners heat sensitive. If the fingerprint matches and is within 1 degree of 98.6 F, then it opens. I think that would prevent people from holding a thing of gelatin against it, and it would prevent people from holding a lighter under it, because it has to be within 1 degree. It's not a flawless way to fix it, but it would make it at least a bit more difficult to foil, neh?
"...A system of distributing video and/or audio information employs digital signal processing to achieve high rates of data compression..."
It never gives the algorithm used. Sounds a lot like patenting an idea to me. So they were just issued part of a patent on gzip, bz2, zip, Z, etc?
I did some googling, and they hold the same patent in Japan and Europe. It seems like Europe has a pretty good record of not approving silly patents.
I can't find the actual text of the patent. I tried searching the patent search engine dealy linked to in the original article, but I couldn't find it. Could someone link to it?
And the reason they call it a patent of a HOWTO is because I do not believe Acacia Research Corporation has actually implemented the streaming video stuff that they patented. I don't think it's as broad as it sounds, but it does sound a lot like patenting an idea.
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"The cadmium atom that has lost an electron becomes a negatively charged ion" ^from the article. I think that if it loses an electron it becomes a _positive_ ion. Eh?
of course not, it's just some random chars generated by the Arethusa cipher, seeded with the string COMSTOCK.
I don't know if I like this idea. This would only allow sharing between buddies and buddies of buddies. Just use limewire or something.
In Soviet Russia, the rat brains have man animals.
In Young Frankenstein, the guy is always saying, That's Frank (short o sound) en steen. In German, the second letter does get the sound, so it's ien, not ein. Unless you're talking about the original. Then it's Frankenstein.
that's Frankenstien.
I like the idea...it wouldn't run very fast, but surely it would increase speed as it grows. Like a 50,000 processor sponge. And extra matter could probably be added in no particular order.
Couldn't a Faraday Cage be used to prevent detection, just like to prevent van Eck Phreaking? ...but then you wouldn't be able to get the signal for your shows unless you gots teh cable :-/
-5 overrated
Rants are for people who can't take the time to format shit into a readable essay. Rants are for blogs, not ... groklaw.
http://www.livejournal.com/users/nematoddity/13371 1.html
How long can a neighborhood of sims go without urinating?
Yeah, and let's not forget that Moe's is four doors down from the Simpsons, and that George Bush and Gerald Ford live across the street!
1. Make three cool movies
2. wait a long time
3. make six shitty movies
4. profit!
Top six worst movies (that I've seen): 6. Crybaby 5. 9 to 5 4. Battlefield Earth 3. Star Wars Episode II 2. Runaway Jury 1. Swordfish Runaway Jury sucks. How is the gun company responsible for a guy who *steals* one of their guns, then illegally sells the gun to a guy who then uses said gun to kill another guy?
The risk that I die in an attack is the same as the risk that you would die in an attack.
And that's what I get for forgetting to close my a tag. And for forgetting my formatting tags. God I suck at basic posting stuff :P
Yeah. There are thousands of things that are totally legal to purchase that can be used to make all kinds of goodies. Check this place out . I used to get all of my stuff from them before I got busted by the polese. One of my friends made the bomb, he said he was just messing around with acetone peroxide when he made it. I think AP was what the shoe bomber guy used. They say that it's really unstable, but it's not. It's cool, it makes a huge fireball w/ very little noise. Ketone Peroxide was what got us into trouble though. I can't tell you how to make that, because I don't want to get into trouble again, but it is a hugeass powerful explosive :)
Annnyway, it's ridiculous to outlaw rocketry when such stuff can be made by two 16 year old kids out of household chemicals.
I am totally serious when I say: If a few people may get killed because of this rocketry program which is helping to advance science and understanding, then that's a risk I'm willing to take. If you can't advance knowledge, there's no point in living.
Well, then even the thief would have the same temp as the intended person.
How about a plain ol' number/key pad.
p498mgyespr2fmg is harder to crack than a fingerprint.
An easy way to fix this, although I am no expert, is to make the fingerprint scanners heat sensitive. If the fingerprint matches and is within 1 degree of 98.6 F, then it opens. I think that would prevent people from holding a thing of gelatin against it, and it would prevent people from holding a lighter under it, because it has to be within 1 degree. It's not a flawless way to fix it, but it would make it at least a bit more difficult to foil, neh?
Sorry. I had it on HTML formatted instead of plain text. Didn't insert br.
"...A system of distributing video and/or audio information employs digital signal processing to achieve high rates of data compression..." It never gives the algorithm used. Sounds a lot like patenting an idea to me. So they were just issued part of a patent on gzip, bz2, zip, Z, etc?
1. Be smarter than everyone else. (a nerd) 2. Profit 3. Failing that, take over the world. 4. Profit.
I did some googling, and they hold the same patent in Japan and Europe. It seems like Europe has a pretty good record of not approving silly patents.
I can't find the actual text of the patent. I tried searching the patent search engine dealy linked to in the original article, but I couldn't find it. Could someone link to it?
And the reason they call it a patent of a HOWTO is because I do not believe Acacia Research Corporation has actually implemented the streaming video stuff that they patented. I don't think it's as broad as it sounds, but it does sound a lot like patenting an idea.
Yeah, blocking people from chatting with their protocol will help anything.
I think it blocks gaim also.