He is going to jail remember? FFS, isn't spending 6 months in a cage getting ass-raped on a regular basis enough punishment for uncovering security holes and embarrasing NASA, which is what this is all about?
No, it's like buying a Ford with a radio that doesn't have a digital control, and then buying a Mustang because it isn't tuned to your favourite station.
Cruise missiles can't be picked up on satellite though, and they are shorter range, meaning that the only thing that could shoot them down would be a SAM designed for that purpose. You couldn't do any large area plan without thousands pf missile batteries. And you could probably accomplish the same thing by putting the money into radar and long range fighters.
Better to stop the missiles before they get into the air.
But yes, if/when it does come to completion, I would say I was wrong to doubt it.
Cypher was the name of those things in Metal Gear
Solid 2 wasn't it?
I don't really remember, when I was playing I was
more interested in things like you know, not
getting shot. Still took me like 8 hours to
finish the whole thing on easy.
Well, there's my off-topic post for today. Mod
down as necessary.
They're both authorised, since there is no access-control mechanism, or a statement saying that you can't. If you were to put a thing on your site saying no deep linking, then that would be unauthorised access, but if not, then it's authorised.
Even if it does work it may not be worth it - because IF missiles are used, they probably won't be ICBMs. A system that could stop cruise missiles would be more use.
I would think that spending more money on stopping them from coming in by sea would be of more benefit.
And I said *SO FAR* anyway. Even if it is worth the money and effort in the future, when it is complete, at the moment it has not been worth the money. That does not mean that it will not become worth it in the future.
When I say can't get past, I mean 15 minutes and it still doesn't compile.
Programming isn't for everybody.
But for a scripting language, I prefer perl. the syntax feels a lot more like C to me than python does, and it has CPAN. Which means you don't need to re-invent the wheel.
The last thing I did in perl was a quick script to get CD information using CDDB. Took 10 minutes. Used CDDB::get (??? i think, anyway, it was a while back) and Term::ANSIColor. So for a fast (writing) language, perl is good.
For anything that needs speed, I'd go for C. For maintainability, probably C/C++ or Java (with javadoc and doxygen of course).
But the main reason I want some people to learn C/C++ first is that I'm supposed to be helping them make a mod for HL2 (formerly a full game, formerly an HL mod). And I'm the only person in the group that knows C++. And we're supposed to have it in alpha by late January. For a game which I do not yet have. Which makes it hard for me to write the code.
Since the terrorists have the resources to build the bomb, one would assume that they would be able to put it in a plane and fly it over the city for an airburst.
Not so much fallout, but worse for the people in the city.
I'll assume that you are in the USA, where you are lucky enough to have freedom of speech rights. Why do you think it is wrong to criticise the government? You have the first amendmant for this purpose.
Be happy that you can, because not all of us are in a country with such rights.
Only thing that is slightly unplausible: the pr0n was on his computer. In a folder in the start menu called 'Lachlan's Stuff'. And the files were called 'Lachlan (n)' (for n in range(1, 10)).
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Or to stop drunk driving ;)
If you're not willing to accept some defects, supply will drop to a trickle.
If the admin has any idea what he's doing he'll be running tripwire anyway.
He is going to jail remember? FFS, isn't spending 6 months in a cage getting ass-raped on a regular basis enough punishment for uncovering security holes and embarrasing NASA, which is what this is all about?
Must just be you, it works fine for me on Gentoo on Athlon 1.6GHz, and Mandrake on a 550MHz P3.
No, it's like buying a Ford with a radio that doesn't have a digital control, and then buying a Mustang because it isn't tuned to your favourite station.
Only an absolute retard would buy that line of crap
I hate to break it to you, but, in IT matters at least, the majority of computer users are absolute retards.
What's wrong with scheme
You don't want to scare the students...or the teacher.
Man portable or can fit in a truck, anyway.
Yeah, well, the Iraqis who are resisting are doing so with cars full of explosives, RPGs, and AKs aren't they?
If it works in XMMS you could always use the disk writer plugin, as long as this is some "shift-key" copy protection thing.
Which it would have to be if the discs were red-book compliant.
Cruise missiles can't be picked up on satellite though, and they are shorter range, meaning that the only thing that could shoot them down would be a SAM designed for that purpose. You couldn't do any large area plan without thousands pf missile batteries. And you could probably accomplish the same thing by putting the money into radar and long range fighters.
Better to stop the missiles before they get into the air.
But yes, if/when it does come to completion, I would say I was wrong to doubt it.
Cypher was the name of those things in Metal Gear Solid 2 wasn't it?
I don't really remember, when I was playing I was more interested in things like you know, not getting shot. Still took me like 8 hours to finish the whole thing on easy.
Well, there's my off-topic post for today. Mod down as necessary.
Free as in beer - not free as in speech.
They're both authorised, since there is no access-control mechanism, or a statement saying that you can't. If you were to put a thing on your site saying no deep linking, then that would be unauthorised access, but if not, then it's authorised.
Even if it does work it may not be worth it - because IF missiles are used, they probably won't be ICBMs. A system that could stop cruise missiles would be more use.
I would think that spending more money on stopping them from coming in by sea would be of more benefit.
And I said *SO FAR* anyway. Even if it is worth the money and effort in the future, when it is complete, at the moment it has not been worth the money. That does not mean that it will not become worth it in the future.
When I say can't get past, I mean 15 minutes and it still doesn't compile.
;)
Programming isn't for everybody.
But for a scripting language, I prefer perl. the syntax feels a lot more like C to me than python does, and it has CPAN. Which means you don't need to re-invent the wheel.
The last thing I did in perl was a quick script to get CD information using CDDB. Took 10 minutes. Used CDDB::get (??? i think, anyway, it was a while back) and Term::ANSIColor. So for a fast (writing) language, perl is good.
For anything that needs speed, I'd go for C. For maintainability, probably C/C++ or Java (with javadoc and doxygen of course).
But the main reason I want some people to learn C/C++ first is that I'm supposed to be helping them make a mod for HL2 (formerly a full game, formerly an HL mod). And I'm the only person in the group that knows C++. And we're supposed to have it in alpha by late January. For a game which I do not yet have. Which makes it hard for me to write the code.
I'm sure you understand
Since the terrorists have the resources to build the bomb, one would assume that they would be able to put it in a plane and fly it over the city for an airburst.
Not so much fallout, but worse for the people in the city.
I'll assume that you are in the USA, where you are lucky enough to have freedom of speech rights. Why do you think it is wrong to criticise the government? You have the first amendmant for this purpose.
Be happy that you can, because not all of us are in a country with such rights.
Yhe reason I like them is that I can use resolutions other than 640x480 and 1024x768 or whatever the monitor uses.
Also, the Ericsson T100. No camera or anything, small, a nice clean, simple design, even a scroll thing. Have to recommend it.
People drop 'em all the time. My phone (Ericsson T100) can survive just about anything, but I doubt it would go as well if it had a HDD in it.
Hate to break it to you, but there is a place outside of the USA called 'the rest of the world'.
;)
Over here, down on the other half of the world it is the middle of summer
But why not just use PGP? When you're talking to your lawyer you don't need to be able to deny it later, as long as it isn't cracked.
My brother tried that once (I'm 15, he's 11).
Only thing that is slightly unplausible: the pr0n was on his computer. In a folder in the start menu called 'Lachlan's Stuff'. And the files were called 'Lachlan (n)' (for n in range(1, 10)).
And the timestamp was from when I wasn't at home.
Hilarity ensues.