Would this perhaps be a way of saving money at NASA? I.e., a private company selling these things to the government? Meaning that, rather than companies paying NASA to run their space program (to get satellites into space), NASA pays other companies for the vehicle (or perhaps, in some cases, just for the ride).
They're doing quite well. And maybe this is just personal bias, but I think even a little info on protein folding (which we don't understand) is more important than proof-of-concept brute forcing of hashes.
Look, I distrust faith-based charities too (what? To get fed, I have to confess my sins and take communion?), but 504(c)3s don't pay taxes either. Now, if churches are profit-making, you would have a point.
You miss my point. Let's say I'm a criminal. I don't want to carry my gun; too expensive/hard to get, or too dangerous if I'm caught with it. Perhaps I don't want to kill my victims, just mug them. But, a magnetic ring would be harder to get caught with, and if my victim draws a gun, I'm gonna have no moral qualms about grabbing it and shooting him. Same for cops.
Idiot. He's not saying they're disposable. He's saying that (in that situation) it would be quicker to grab your partner's gun and shoot it than to grab your partner's gun, switch magazines between it and yours, then shoot your own gun. It's a perfectly feasible situation.
Folding at home has a lot of merit as far as studying prions (Creutzfeld-Jakob, aka mad cow in humans) and protein disorders (Parkinsons, Alzheimers, etc.). No, I'm not affiliated with them, but I do have a rare disorder caused by an enzyme (protein) deficiency, so I am fairly aware of proteomics (study of proteins) and medical research.
Not that I particularly trust Cisco, but I wouldn't trust these guys - or any such shadowy group - without going through a MAJOR code audit first. Not sure I'd even pay 24,000 without some guarantee of getting the code.
Bzzt, wrong! You have to restart networking services (in Redhat, not sure what OS X calls it) or reboot, first. Thank you, goodbye, you[ and your hosts file] are the weakest link.
I'm sure it's coming, but it's just been released. Be patient, or (you knew this was coming) write it yourself;-)
Seriously, though, it shouldn't be too hard for someone who is familiar with OpenOffice's code to harness that engine to do it (open.ppt with OO.org; export to S5).
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Not for you, nerd-boy. (Yeah, yeah, pot/kettle/black). Besides, we already have the vomit comet for that.
The Earth has been warm before, and it was good.
... flooding, extinction, etc.
Uh huh. Regardless of whether or not that's true, the hard part will be the transition period
Would this perhaps be a way of saving money at NASA? I.e., a private company selling these things to the government? Meaning that, rather than companies paying NASA to run their space program (to get satellites into space), NASA pays other companies for the vehicle (or perhaps, in some cases, just for the ride).
Obviously not!
Some of us aren't browsing from computers where we can install stuff :(
OK, I thought this was funny too, but why the hell is it modded +5, Insightful?
They're doing quite well. And maybe this is just personal bias, but I think even a little info on protein folding (which we don't understand) is more important than proof-of-concept brute forcing of hashes.
We might even end up with politicians who know the difference between Sweden and Switzerland.
Or that Wales is a country, not a city in the US.
Crap, that should've read 501(c)3. Sorry - I've had Sect. 504 on my mind a lot lately (ADA-related stuff).
Look, I distrust faith-based charities too (what? To get fed, I have to confess my sins and take communion?), but 504(c)3s don't pay taxes either. Now, if churches are profit-making, you would have a point.
That's not what was implied by the site that was linked to in the article summary.
You miss my point. Let's say I'm a criminal. I don't want to carry my gun; too expensive/hard to get, or too dangerous if I'm caught with it. Perhaps I don't want to kill my victims, just mug them. But, a magnetic ring would be harder to get caught with, and if my victim draws a gun, I'm gonna have no moral qualms about grabbing it and shooting him. Same for cops.
Erm ... ok. And what keeps criminals from wearing their own magnetic rings?
Idiot. He's not saying they're disposable. He's saying that (in that situation) it would be quicker to grab your partner's gun and shoot it than to grab your partner's gun, switch magazines between it and yours, then shoot your own gun. It's a perfectly feasible situation.
Xen? I hated that level - too much jumping. Oh, wait, this is something else, isn't it?
Why a dry sponge? Wouldn't you want a wet one, preferably with a saline solution so it conducts electricity?
Folding at home has a lot of merit as far as studying prions (Creutzfeld-Jakob, aka mad cow in humans) and protein disorders (Parkinsons, Alzheimers, etc.). No, I'm not affiliated with them, but I do have a rare disorder caused by an enzyme (protein) deficiency, so I am fairly aware of proteomics (study of proteins) and medical research.
I think it had already jumped the shark by my post.
And they know that how?
No, they'll use cr0n to aut0mate pr0n backups t0 c0rn.
Not that I particularly trust Cisco, but I wouldn't trust these guys - or any such shadowy group - without going through a MAJOR code audit first. Not sure I'd even pay 24,000 without some guarantee of getting the code.
And you guys though that America was the home of the free.
I haven't thought that for ##NOCARRIER##*_#%&#_#*
But the Pope is against SafePeer and ProtoWall. The only safe peering is no peering - abstention.
Bzzt, wrong! You have to restart networking services (in Redhat, not sure what OS X calls it) or reboot, first. Thank you, goodbye, you[ and your hosts file] are the weakest link.
I'm sure it's coming, but it's just been released. Be patient, or (you knew this was coming) write it yourself ;-)
.ppt with OO.org; export to S5).
Seriously, though, it shouldn't be too hard for someone who is familiar with OpenOffice's code to harness that engine to do it (open