This anti-government propaganda makes me want to puke.
So approving of a court ruling that places limits on such use of government power is anti-government propaganda?
it is highly unlikely that Congress with be able to get away with such action.
So Congress couldn't argue that terrorism is a threat to public safety? Also, the only way it would fail to get away with it(if passed) is if the courts overturn it. But then I would approve of such a ruling, and you would call that approval anti-government propaganda.
Anyone that says it authorizes the detention of American Citizens is either an ignorant buffoon and/or a liar.
The NDAA does not alter existing law in that respect. But does the AUMF permit indefinite detention of American citizens?
72^17=3x10^31. Assuming 100,000 common words, 100,000^4=1x10^20. Using mixed case would require about 35 letters in the passphrase to get equivalent difficulty (2^35=3x!0^11).
Something like Terri Garr's lecture to Schooner Tuna in Mr. Mom? She criticizes them for having towel/glass offers when they have the most expensive tuna on the market.
GM sold only 2.5 million cars last year (they are a dying company, that is about half what they sold in the 90s, in fact pretty much the bailout destroyed about half their sales)
Also, while the 2.5 million vehicles sold in the US in 2011 was half the number sold in 1999 (5 million), that figure is 25% higher than the number sold in 2009 (the year the bailout occurred).
Is it a good idea to make Task Manager consume even more CPU cycles? Especially if you're using it to find an application that is using 99% of the CPU9s) in the first place?
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When such action is based upon a false premise then yes.
Which action(s) is/are based on a false premise, the ruling itself, or my approval of it?
One of these two conditions Rebellion or Invasion, must exist before the argument of a threat to public safety may be attempted on a legitimate basis.
And how will this illegitimacy prevent Congress from legislating it?
This anti-government propaganda makes me want to puke.
So approving of a court ruling that places limits on such use of government power is anti-government propaganda?
it is highly unlikely that Congress with be able to get away with such action.
So Congress couldn't argue that terrorism is a threat to public safety? Also, the only way it would fail to get away with it(if passed) is if the courts overturn it. But then I would approve of such a ruling, and you would call that approval anti-government propaganda.
Anyone that says it authorizes the detention of American Citizens is either an ignorant buffoon and/or a liar.
The NDAA does not alter existing law in that respect. But does the AUMF permit indefinite detention of American citizens?
The cancer drug is probably going to be enormously successful, making it lower risk.
And what proportion of purported cancer treatments actually work, let alone are successful?
If they have that kind of access, why worry about passwords?
With 7776 tokens
What? Slashdotters don't have D20s?
72^17=3x10^31. Assuming 100,000 common words, 100,000^4=1x10^20. Using mixed case would require about 35 letters in the passphrase to get equivalent difficulty (2^35=3x!0^11).
Weaker by half for each letter. With a 28-letter passphrase, that's a factor of 268 million.
Somebody recently (a couple of years ago) demonstrated a build it yourself Beowulf that'd do
Restrict the system to one login attempt per user per second. intruders only get 3x10^7 attempts per year, regardless of their equipment.
Of course, it depends on how many words are in the phrase. With 9 words, 5000^9 is almost 2x10^33.
For the first one, 72^11=2.7x!0^27 (52 upper/lower case letters, 20 symbols, although more might be usable). For the second, 26^25=2.4x10^35.
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NDAA_2012 The bill passed the House 283 to 136.[18]
The president can't flip four votes to make it 279 to 140 (overriding a veto requires a 2/3 majority)?
No, not on this issue.
It's about time someone stood up to the nightmare of a police state.
But GP might be cool with the existing terms.
I believe a negative index would throw an out of bounds exception
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
Not really. Mechanisms are patentable, algorithms aren't.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karmarkar's_algorithm#Patent_controversy
Something like Terri Garr's lecture to Schooner Tuna in Mr. Mom? She criticizes them for having towel/glass offers when they have the most expensive tuna on the market.
Please feel free to blow a few million more on another Superbowl ad that will garner you maybe a few thousand actual unit sales.
Considering that GM's units sell for over $10,000, that isn't so stupid. Paying $3 million to sell three thousand cars might work.
I don't have a neckbeard, you insensitive clod!
GM sold only 2.5 million cars last year (they are a dying company, that is about half what they sold in the 90s, in fact pretty much the bailout destroyed about half their sales)
According to this, GM sold 9 million vehicles worldwide in 2011. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_motors
Also, while the 2.5 million vehicles sold in the US in 2011 was half the number sold in 1999 (5 million), that figure is 25% higher than the number sold in 2009 (the year the bailout occurred).
Forbes is selling the kool-aid
FTFY
BTW, the accented characters like ä and ö have to be expressed in html on Slashdot.
Slashdot is a web site. What part of it isn't expressed in html?
Is it a good idea to make Task Manager consume even more CPU cycles? Especially if you're using it to find an application that is using 99% of the CPU9s) in the first place?
How many ISPs include Usenet these days? I miss the flame wars on comp.os.linux.advocacy.
No, while it can use Microsoft dlls, the goal is to replace them all.