Being as the WTO is already annoyed with the US (for all the results it will get) in regards to other online gambling stuff, I do not see that happening anytime soon.
Benchmarks from 5 years ago, when ext3 had only been around (in the kernel) for barely 2 years, compared to ext2, which had been around for over 10. A LOT has been changed in those 5 years. Do you happen to have anything using a recent kernel?
Unless those are unreasonably large scars, they shouldn't make any difference. Facial recognition typically relies on the size/placement of the facial bones, which generally don't change significantly, barring extreme trauma.
Though the people advocating this need to be sent home to read up on base rate negligence before they continue speaking.
The problem is that ZFS DOES have patent problems, 50 or so of them IIRC, in addition to the fact that Sun's CDDL license is GPL-incompatible and Sun apparently doesn't feel like dual/multi-licencing it.
Bar Sun changing the licensing, I do not see ZFS hitting it big on Linux anytime soon.
Depends on what you mean by "conservatives". Arguably, practically every member of both parties could be considered to be "conservatives" depending on your definition (social conservative (almost certainly), economic conservative (debatable), fiscal conservative (yeah right), etc.).
Hold off upgrading their systems until the new system is 100% rock-solid?
Yes. This is taxes they're dealing with, and given the unreasonable complexity of the tax laws and the guilty-until-proven-innocent way the tax courts work (how the hell is that considered constitutional?), screwups are NOT acceptable.
"Intent to infringe copyright" is not a crime nor is it civilly actionable, thus they cannot sue over it. Drug procession and procession with intent to distribute are both crimes.
......and when everyone checks the "encrypt" box in their bittorrent client?
Nothing. The encryption is simply intended to confuse packet inspection systems and avoid having the connection throttled. It does nothing at all for concealing anything from other members of the swarm.
Which is why when I bought my current car, when I took it for a test drive, I went to my mechanic to have him take a look at it. Went through 3 cars before I found one with a good cost+repairs sum.
The safari javascript engine is called SquirrelFish (And there's also SquirrelFish Extreme, which compiles javascript into machine code, with predictable speed increases.) and it is open-source as it's part of webkit.
There's a simple rule to buying cars. Never buy a new one. You'll invariably be conned out of thousands over silly cosmetic details. Buy used, and put your pocket before your pride. You might need what's in there later on.
Don't forget that by buying used, you also dodge the steepest part of the depreciation curve.
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Being as the WTO is already annoyed with the US (for all the results it will get) in regards to other online gambling stuff, I do not see that happening anytime soon.
Benchmarks from 5 years ago, when ext3 had only been around (in the kernel) for barely 2 years, compared to ext2, which had been around for over 10. A LOT has been changed in those 5 years. Do you happen to have anything using a recent kernel?
Unless those are unreasonably large scars, they shouldn't make any difference. Facial recognition typically relies on the size/placement of the facial bones, which generally don't change significantly, barring extreme trauma.
Though the people advocating this need to be sent home to read up on base rate negligence before they continue speaking.
The problem is that ZFS DOES have patent problems, 50 or so of them IIRC, in addition to the fact that Sun's CDDL license is GPL-incompatible and Sun apparently doesn't feel like dual/multi-licencing it.
Bar Sun changing the licensing, I do not see ZFS hitting it big on Linux anytime soon.
Which is why it got edited out. Note the "oldid" bit in the URL.
In fact, I configured my system to use a swap file stored in a FUSE filesystem, and I've been running lots of apps just fine with no probl
I'd take that as more of a sign that the swap is semi-never used, rather than a sign that FUSE is quick.
Unless I'm missing the joke with the end of the sentence cut off.
Depends on what you mean by "conservatives". Arguably, practically every member of both parties could be considered to be "conservatives" depending on your definition (social conservative (almost certainly), economic conservative (debatable), fiscal conservative (yeah right), etc.).
gcc? ;)
And lets not forget the guitar game for the guys who actually play, Guitar Rising.
Use them? FoF works just fine with the PC/xbox360 controller and likely fine with the other console's if you care to grab an adapter.
What about the duplicates of the duplicates of the duplicates? We need to figure out how many levels of recursion they can achieve.
Actually, Mccain didn't vote at all.
Whether that is better or worse than voting yes is up for debate.
Hold off upgrading their systems until the new system is 100% rock-solid?
Yes. This is taxes they're dealing with, and given the unreasonable complexity of the tax laws and the guilty-until-proven-innocent way the tax courts work (how the hell is that considered constitutional?), screwups are NOT acceptable.
"Intent to infringe copyright" is not a crime nor is it civilly actionable, thus they cannot sue over it. Drug procession and procession with intent to distribute are both crimes.
You seem to be labouring under the delusion that the "sex offender registry" is only for rapists, child molesters, etc.
Which state did that result in?
o the chance of the attack succeeding drops to 10%.
Which is still plenty high. Remember, automated spamming is very cheap, so you don't need a very high success rate for it to be profitable.
Sounds like the premise to /usr/bin/god to me.
......and when everyone checks the "encrypt" box in their bittorrent client?
Nothing. The encryption is simply intended to confuse packet inspection systems and avoid having the connection throttled. It does nothing at all for concealing anything from other members of the swarm.
I'm not fan of Palin, but how is she supposed to vote on this, being as she is neither Senator nor Representative?
Since when did 95, 98, and ME use the NT kernel?
Which is why when I bought my current car, when I took it for a test drive, I went to my mechanic to have him take a look at it. Went through 3 cars before I found one with a good cost+repairs sum.
Reminds me of this gadget.
The safari javascript engine is called SquirrelFish (And there's also SquirrelFish Extreme, which compiles javascript into machine code, with predictable speed increases.) and it is open-source as it's part of webkit.
http://webkit.org/
There's a simple rule to buying cars. Never buy a new one. You'll invariably be conned out of thousands over silly cosmetic details. Buy used, and put your pocket before your pride. You might need what's in there later on.
Don't forget that by buying used, you also dodge the steepest part of the depreciation curve.