I thought it was a pretty good movie, especially when the lactose-intolerant one is running to the crapper and shoves a woman out of the way, yelling "MOVE, BITCH!" in a deep manly voice. Hehe... then he takes the noisiest crap you ever heard... lol.
THe logistics are difficult? If I recall correctly, the server sends the client (somethign like) the product of a few random primes, and the client factors it and sends back the primes. That's a 5 or 10 second calculation, for each email. Only strain is on the spammers.
... not many spammers are actually brought to court (at least not that I've heard about), so making it easier to prosecute them isn't going to do much. Am I mistaken?
True first paragraph. My point, though, was that these robots are replacing people, while cars only replaced horses and carriages, which don't need their jobs to feed their families. This isn't going to open any avenues for humans, except maybe a few repairman jobs (which will be 1 technician for tens or hundreds of robots).
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Fermat's words were "I have discovered a truly remarkable proof but this margin is too small to contain it." That's why he didn't write it. Also, the proof, found in 1995 I think, was hundreds of pages of complex exponential algebra, clearly not what Fermat came up with.
Yes, then the roobt detects the hand tremors and removes them, so that the doctor doesn't accidentally slice open an artery or whatever. I *think* it's called the Da Vinci Surgical System.
Robots are also being used in delicate surgeries, to ease hand tremors by the surgeon. They use various methods of control, but the basic idea is the doctor is in a different room and the robot in the operating room, weilding the scalpel, clamps, camera, etc.
Saturn is pretty boring-looking. It doesn't have those cool bands of color Jupiter has. The movie needed cool shots of colorful planets and Saturn couldn't deliver.
Nah, that's how they tried to fix the Western Schism. Everyone started lining up on different sides, until they gave up, kicked all three popes out, and elected a new one.
Oh, but there were 20 definitions in google's define:metadata, and that's just so much to read. Had he read it, he'd have noticed that 13 have the exact phrase "data about data", 3 say "information about data" instead, one says "information about a file", one says "data about the data", one says "data that describes something", and one says "Data that provides information about, or documentation of, other data". I wouldn't have modded it interesting.
No, we can't be making any sort of changes to our remote system - not while having 5 remotes confuses the technically inept of the world, to my endless amusement. ("Whaddya mean, I have to switch the input on both the stereo AND the TV?" - my uncle)
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Oh SHIT, you're right. And I've had about 3 months of Latin on my own from a 1963 book, so I bow to your superior education.
Haha... dude, you need to read more Dave Barry. That'll take the mature right outta anyone.
Because they can't have people realizing how Microsoft programmers spend their time.
"Why are they spending their time on this instead of fixing security holes???" Though in this case, I'd have to agree with them.
I thought it was a pretty good movie, especially when the lactose-intolerant one is running to the crapper and shoves a woman out of the way, yelling "MOVE, BITCH!" in a deep manly voice. Hehe... then he takes the noisiest crap you ever heard... lol.
THe logistics are difficult? If I recall correctly, the server sends the client (somethign like) the product of a few random primes, and the client factors it and sends back the primes. That's a 5 or 10 second calculation, for each email. Only strain is on the spammers.
... not many spammers are actually brought to court (at least not that I've heard about), so making it easier to prosecute them isn't going to do much. Am I mistaken?
I've decided to be picky, so... "vinces" means "you (singular) conquer."
You could make a boot/root disk, and store kernel modules on the stick to save space. chroot into the memory stick and run from there.
These things aren't nurses, they're messengers.
True first paragraph. My point, though, was that these robots are replacing people, while cars only replaced horses and carriages, which don't need their jobs to feed their families. This isn't going to open any avenues for humans, except maybe a few repairman jobs (which will be 1 technician for tens or hundreds of robots).
Fermat's words were "I have discovered a truly remarkable proof but this margin is too small to contain it." That's why he didn't write it. Also, the proof, found in 1995 I think, was hundreds of pages of complex exponential algebra, clearly not what Fermat came up with.
Nobody would claim to write that piece of crap.
Ford's assembly line hasn't helped horse or carriage sales much, has it?
Yes, then the roobt detects the hand tremors and removes them, so that the doctor doesn't accidentally slice open an artery or whatever. I *think* it's called the Da Vinci Surgical System.
Robots are also being used in delicate surgeries, to ease hand tremors by the surgeon. They use various methods of control, but the basic idea is the doctor is in a different room and the robot in the operating room, weilding the scalpel, clamps, camera, etc.
Ok, maybe I lied. According to an article in August's Discover, there weren't enough pictures to build a convincing model of Saturn.
Saturn is pretty boring-looking. It doesn't have those cool bands of color Jupiter has. The movie needed cool shots of colorful planets and Saturn couldn't deliver.
Nah, that's how they tried to fix the Western Schism. Everyone started lining up on different sides, until they gave up, kicked all three popes out, and elected a new one.
Oh, but there were 20 definitions in google's define:metadata, and that's just so much to read. Had he read it, he'd have noticed that 13 have the exact phrase "data about data", 3 say "information about data" instead, one says "information about a file", one says "data about the data", one says "data that describes something", and one says "Data that provides information about, or documentation of, other data". I wouldn't have modded it interesting.
According to http://www.tux.org/lkml/#s9-15, it's not happening in Linux filesystems.
Yes.
Same problem with the TCF of a 4 head system, if one machine experiences a touch of TCF, you lose 4 workstations.
No, we can't be making any sort of changes to our remote system - not while having 5 remotes confuses the technically inept of the world, to my endless amusement. ("Whaddya mean, I have to switch the input on both the stereo AND the TV?" - my uncle)
Or boot into single user mode.