Not only that, I watch all of 24, Prisonbreak,Lost, etc...etc...etc..but they are all downloaded in avi, so I can then watch it all in 1 sitting/weekend, and be done with it for the rest of the year. They can't say I havent watched 24, but I surely dont show up in any ratings analysis
I agree, being a REAL multi tasker myself, I can not allow myself mistakes that the report states we supposedly make...any time , on any day. I would like to see the list of people they used to do the tests, and see how many of them actually have jobs which necessitate multi tasking, or just declare themselves multi taskers.
Computers are getting smaller, with chips decreasing in size everyday and the price for components dropping like crazy...you could have the equiv of a small pentium1 with internet and gps built into a small device like a digital camera, to be able to next time it links up with a computer (the thieves pc) it looks for an internet connection and sends the info to someone (cops by preference) so as to make a bust.
The size keeps getting smaller, and I am sure in the near future, we will have chips implanted in our heads, that allow us to remotely access computer interfaces, and get info, or exchange communication GIVING THE APPEARANCE of telepathy, everybody will be chatting on msn using this new means of link up. Yet this is not that far fetched, but might be a bit hard to handle...chatting with a group of say 30 in a conference might lag your brain abit.
Man, I was really hoping to see a lot more content in terms of what questions the FANS asked got answered, except it felt like none of them were. I read a lot of them, and I got to say, the guy who asked the questions sucks my left nut. I would have hoped that at least blizzard take a look at the long list themselves, and at least take some time to answer at least half of them...this seemed liked a hoax project, where the questions were controlled, and the environment was made to look like the questions came from the users, except most of them did not.
Send Chloe Sullivan, and maybe then she can get those servers running more efficiently in no time , and create a new working pattern to better find the robbers, as well as still help Jack take down the next ring of terrorists.
So true, so true...I do agree that the cc companies do have more control over governments then they should rivaling those of banks, and even have enough power to stop the spam, yet no one wants to spend THEIR money fighting this war, only the TAX PAYERS or the home user.
Dude, don't worry about it, these guys are hardcore haxors, they know how to keep dns servers pinging TPB long after they will be gone. Remember the only thing they need is a repository for the torrent file locations which is just really 1 gb of info if you think about it, the ip address used to locate each torrent....as long as they have a good enough server running that is smart enough to deploy itself randomly through out the internet...
Actually I do agree to an extent, if he wrote some personal code also using the open source code, or downloaded the open source code AT the office, then he is in violation because the Office is responsible for how the open source code will be used, if he uses it in THEIR code the wrong way, they get the fines etc...etc...
However, if they have proof of what he downloaded that day, they did not need to raid his house, and would not have needed anything else, they were fishing is all, and hopefully found nothing, as someone once told me that if they have to treat you badly on the way out, it is because they realized too late they weren't doing enough to keep you there!
Unless Google actually has somehwere on their EULA that they would protect the rights of the end user and not give that info, then it would be false advertisement.
>Finally, RSA SecurID is actually *not* vulnerable because the passwords it generates are *one time* passwords. If >the hacker tries to log in to the system using the same password the victim just did, he will be rejected since that >password was already used.
Actually if the person who tries to log , logs in to fake page which redirects the user all the while capturing his keylogged info, then he would have a fake unavailable page sent to him, while the attacker has his keypad info, letting him access, and by the time that the whole ordeal is down with page loads and what not, the number has changed on those securid, thereby making the failed attempt obsolete, and starting new with a fresh key, so now you would have 2 log ins attempts, if there was a sort of ip address log, as soon as 2 separate logins were active with the same credentials but different key, then it should lock that account and send an email to the admin about what just happened, any admin worth his salt would take care of this, however I have seen many lazy admins and most don't even log ips with secureids...not cost efficient !!!
I would so be laughing right now, if this was a cool scam on their part...2 friends get together and plan how to launch or boost the models presence as well as make money...she write a nasty column, the model fake sues to out the anonymous friend blogger, then she sues google for 2 million and wins, then the model because of this gets tons of free publicity, she lands a 2million contract and everybody wins, cause they get to watch the drama unfold!
Could we harness this energy to help us send more planes/shuttles into space, or even be able to use those to power the space stations, how far up the sky does this go up into?
Unless he has proof that the City that asks him to turn over the passwords happens to have been compromised, and he has proof, and in this case he asked to hand over the passwords directly to the mayor...which once he was visited by him in jail, did turn over the passwords.
He felt he had a moral obligation to keep the people of SF safe from whatever he discovered was happening. Should you find out that someone on your network have figured out how to hack everybody's computer and that the only person you trusted to tell about this was the president of your company, but waiting to tell him before actually telling your closes supervisor gets you in trouble, which do you do....?
I think he did the right thing, too many people try to tell themselves that it's not their place to help security or get involved, such as walking by someone getting mugged...god forbid anyone try to help the guy getting mugged! But we live in a world where people make themselves feel better about their mediocraty by saying stupid sh*t like he probably deserved it, or is must be a d*ck >: (
I am hoping that blizzard will be able to read this. I find that maybe the game market will change in the very near future, and that WoW is going to be lagging behind real soon, Star Wars will be coming out and everyone will want to migrate unless blizzard offers even newer stuff, not just making things easier on their players.
My question is this, is there any possibility that blizzard might be able to add an bigger element to the REAL guilds for the classes. If we have a thieves guild in each city, that has both alliance and horde members, there could be a new element to the game that could evolve, such as introducing languages.
ie- I am an alliance thief, I am able to communicate in thieves language (or duid speak etc...) and this allows me to communicate with horde thief. This could open up the economy even more, also you would have to do a whole slew of quests for the thieves guild in order to be able to get the speak thieves guild skill...and it must be kep up with ever ongoing maintenance quests. You don't just do a few quests for the thieves guild and say its over...they expect you to keep up the work over a period of time...so min 5 quests per month to keep your thieves skills of else you start back at start for getting new thieves skills..which could also include new skills...like pickpocket etc...
I know (being a programmer) that you already have this capability programmed in the game, my question to you, is do you thank you could evolve a little more the class play and interaction within its class to expand on the game. quests, skills, spells, gear and even economy can now evolve.
The economy would evolve that now the alliance thief has an item he can now sell to the orc horde thief, who can sell it to his buddy that needs that item.... this would make the game that much more interesting and alot more like the REAL D&D game...!
They tend to think that these rings are going outwards in a perfect circle like...however each planet and star's gravitational pull could adversely affect the rings progression, so think then of the waves created by these pulls then also rebounding off of each other as a wave would either help another wave if in the same direction, or a wave could affect it conversely if it was in the opposite direction.
I think this would be a better model to explain and search for these cosmic strings
Too bad, its up to them to have a proper website that is maintained properly and up to date at all times which would make these apps really useless, but instead they pinch pennies and make their users suffer the long wait times on the phone to get that info, and have no real website per se...
Come over, I can charge you 1000$ per month, for room and board and give you a pool to swim in, and give you exercises to do, and I have no internet, so there would be no real temptation, in fact ANYONE GOING ON VACATION would not have any temptations either, and would be much cheaper then taking off a month, AND paying someone 15,000$!!!
>How does that help? Java runs on Windows, as on pretty much everything else. >Explain to me how Microsoft's monopoly makes.NET a better choice than anything >else that targets the Windows platform.
Because of the interoperability between apps is a lot more robust, and what I did NOT know is that you claim that OpenOffice was created by Sun and therefor should be able to tie into Java nicely.. if this is the case, I thank you for at least informing me of one new tidbit I did not know, this might change my point of view a little bit, giving Java a much longer lifespan then I first thought however, I still think they are too far behind and might go semi-extinct in 5 years...with a few harcode fans still using it..
>Calling it a scam isn't just insulting, it's dishonest, and you know it I wasnt calling Java a scam, I was calling the fact that it states it is cross platform a scam, and still is, because you need to download the VM for each type of environment, might as well just download wine and the linux framework, and can port all my.NET apps over to linux !
but I do not have the time to be showing you all the listings, this is something that takes research and long hours to accumulate, as you can see these are very extensive benchmarks, and need to be done properly.
>Rough estimate from looking at about 10 pages of torrents for each category. You must be >incredibly naive if you actually think more than 10% of the content on The Pirate Bay is actually >there with the consent of the copyright holder.
So again, you do agree then that your facts are based on your estimates, and not an expert who might have more input then just YOUR downloads, or what you might have access to.
I may be naive, but only in thinking that the content that is there is not just illegal content, alot of linux distros use the torrents for downloading, and as of today Ubuntu has 8 million users, so when they roll out patches or updates and what not, that is 8 million downloads (if everyone keeps up with their updates and most linux users do...) that would make alot of traffic for just one distro, and just one TYPE of download, I could go on to include people's personal files that is not illegal mp3s, but let's say some code for applications spread across a sourceforge.net platform using torrents...or maybe some family with their photos being downloaded by all friends of the family.
I guess what I am saying is YOU might be naive in thinking the ONLY thing on torrents is illegal stuff.
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Yes, we all know you Linux users love to put your things in backdoor tunnels all the time.
Yehk!
Not only that, I watch all of 24, Prisonbreak,Lost, etc...etc...etc..but they are all downloaded in avi, so I can then watch it all in 1 sitting/weekend, and be done with it for the rest of the year. They can't say I havent watched 24, but I surely dont show up in any ratings analysis
I agree, being a REAL multi tasker myself, I can not allow myself mistakes that the report states we supposedly make...any time , on any day. I would like to see the list of people they used to do the tests, and see how many of them actually have jobs which necessitate multi tasking, or just declare themselves multi taskers.
Computers are getting smaller, with chips decreasing in size everyday and the price for components dropping like crazy...you could have the equiv of a small pentium1 with internet and gps built into a small device like a digital camera, to be able to next time it links up with a computer (the thieves pc) it looks for an internet connection and sends the info to someone (cops by preference) so as to make a bust.
The size keeps getting smaller, and I am sure in the near future, we will have chips implanted in our heads, that allow us to remotely access computer interfaces, and get info, or exchange communication GIVING THE APPEARANCE of telepathy, everybody will be chatting on msn using this new means of link up. Yet this is not that far fetched, but might be a bit hard to handle...chatting with a group of say 30 in a conference might lag your brain abit.
It should have been selected as OFF by default though...and most will not think to go looking for this vulnerability, if they even know it exists...!
Man, I was really hoping to see a lot more content in terms of what questions the FANS asked got answered, except it felt like none of them were. I read a lot of them, and I got to say, the guy who asked the questions sucks my left nut.
I would have hoped that at least blizzard take a look at the long list themselves, and at least take some time to answer at least half of them...this seemed liked a hoax project, where the questions were controlled, and the environment was made to look like the questions came from the users, except most of them did not.
Send Chloe Sullivan, and maybe then she can get those servers running more efficiently in no time ,
and create a new working pattern to better find the robbers, as well as still help
Jack take down the next ring of terrorists.
So true, so true...I do agree that the cc companies do have more control over governments then they should rivaling those of banks, and even have enough power to stop the spam, yet no one wants to spend THEIR money fighting this war, only the TAX PAYERS or the home user.
Dude, don't worry about it, these guys are hardcore haxors, they know how to keep dns servers pinging TPB long after they will be gone. Remember the only thing they need is a repository for the torrent file locations which is just really 1 gb of info if you think about it, the ip address used to locate each torrent....as long as they have a good enough server running that is smart enough to deploy itself randomly through out the internet...
Trust me, we ain't seen the last of them...
Actually I do agree to an extent, if he wrote some personal code also using the open source code, or downloaded the open source code AT the office, then he is in violation because the Office is responsible for how the open source code will be used, if he uses it in THEIR code the wrong way, they get the fines etc...etc...
However, if they have proof of what he downloaded that day, they did not need to raid his house, and would not have needed anything else, they were fishing is all, and hopefully found nothing, as someone once told me that if they have to treat you badly on the way out, it is because they realized too late they weren't doing enough to keep you there!
Unless Google actually has somehwere on their EULA that they would protect the rights of the end user and not give that info, then it would be false advertisement.
yuck!...no kissing guys....PLEASE
>Finally, RSA SecurID is actually *not* vulnerable because the passwords it generates are *one time* passwords. If >the hacker tries to log in to the system using the same password the victim just did, he will be rejected since that >password was already used.
Actually if the person who tries to log , logs in to fake page which redirects the user all the while capturing his keylogged info, then he would have a fake unavailable page sent to him, while the attacker has his keypad info, letting him access, and by the time that the whole ordeal is down with page loads and what not, the number has changed on those securid, thereby making the failed attempt obsolete, and starting new with a fresh key, so now you would have 2 log ins attempts, if there was a sort of ip address log, as soon as 2 separate logins were active with the same credentials but different key, then it should lock that account and send an email to the admin about what just happened, any admin worth his salt would take care of this, however I have seen many lazy admins and most don't even log ips with secureids...not cost efficient !!!
I would so be laughing right now, if this was a cool scam on their part...2 friends get together and plan how to launch or boost the models presence as well as make money...she write a nasty column, the model fake sues to out the anonymous friend blogger, then she sues google for 2 million and wins, then the model because of this gets tons of free publicity, she lands a 2million contract and everybody wins, cause they get to watch the drama unfold!
Could we harness this energy to help us send more planes/shuttles into space, or even be able to use those to power the space stations, how far up the sky does this go up into?
Unless he has proof that the City that asks him to turn over the passwords happens to have been compromised, and he has proof, and in this case he asked to hand over the passwords directly to the mayor...which once he was visited by him in jail, did turn over the passwords.
He felt he had a moral obligation to keep the people of SF safe from whatever he discovered was happening. Should you find out that someone on your network have figured out how to hack everybody's computer and that the only person you trusted to tell about this was the president of your company, but waiting to tell him before actually telling your closes supervisor gets you in trouble, which do you do....?
I think he did the right thing, too many people try to tell themselves that it's not their place to help security
or get involved, such as walking by someone getting mugged...god forbid anyone try to help the guy getting mugged! But we live in a world where people make themselves feel better about their mediocraty by saying
stupid sh*t like he probably deserved it, or is must be a d*ck >: (
Seriously I implemented this new way of doing things which makes all my profiles stuff REALLY,REALLY private, even to hackers, I deleted my account!
There you had the last word, happy now? ; )
I am hoping that blizzard will be able to read this. I find that maybe the game market will change in the very near future, and that WoW is going to be lagging behind real soon, Star Wars will be coming out and everyone will want to migrate unless blizzard offers even newer stuff, not just making things easier on their players.
My question is this, is there any possibility that blizzard might be able to add an bigger element to the REAL guilds for the classes.
If we have a thieves guild in each city, that has both alliance and horde members, there could be a new element to the game that could evolve, such as introducing languages.
ie- I am an alliance thief, I am able to communicate in thieves language (or duid speak etc...) and this allows me to communicate with horde thief. This could open up the economy even more, also you would have to do a whole slew of quests for the thieves guild
in order to be able to get the speak thieves guild skill...and it must be kep up with ever ongoing maintenance quests. You don't just do a few quests for the thieves guild and say its over...they expect you to keep up the work over a period of time...so min 5 quests per month to keep your thieves skills of else you start back at start for getting new thieves skills..which could also include new skills...like pickpocket etc...
I know (being a programmer) that you already have this capability programmed in the game, my question to you, is do you thank you could evolve a little more the class play and interaction within its class to expand on the game. quests, skills, spells, gear and even economy can now evolve.
The economy would evolve that now the alliance thief has an item he can now sell to the orc horde thief, who can sell it to his buddy that needs that item.... this would make the game that much more interesting and alot more like the REAL D&D game ...!
They tend to think that these rings are going outwards in a perfect circle like...however each planet and star's gravitational pull could adversely affect the rings progression, so think then of the waves created by these pulls then also rebounding off of each other as a wave would either help another wave if in the same direction, or a wave could affect it conversely if it was in the opposite direction.
I think this would be a better model to explain and search for these cosmic strings
Too bad, its up to them to have a proper website that is maintained properly and up to date at all times which would make these apps really useless, but instead they pinch pennies and make their users suffer the long wait times on the phone to get that info, and have no real website per se...
Come over, I can charge you 1000$ per month, for room and board and give you a pool to swim in, and give you exercises to do, and I have no internet, so there would be no real temptation, in fact ANYONE GOING ON VACATION would not have any temptations either, and would be much cheaper then taking off a month, AND paying someone 15,000$!!!
>How does that help? Java runs on Windows, as on pretty much everything else. .NET a better choice than anything
>Explain to me how Microsoft's monopoly makes
>else that targets the Windows platform.
Because of the interoperability between apps is a lot more robust, and what I did NOT know is that you claim that OpenOffice was created by Sun and therefor should be able to tie into Java nicely..
if this is the case, I thank you for at least informing me of one new tidbit I did not know, this might change my point of view a little bit, giving Java a much longer lifespan then I first thought
however, I still think they are too far behind and might go semi-extinct in 5 years...with a few harcode fans still using it..
>Calling it a scam isn't just insulting, it's dishonest, and you know it .NET apps over to linux !
I wasnt calling Java a scam, I was calling the fact that it states it is cross platform a scam,
and still is, because you need to download the VM for each type of environment, might as well just download wine and the linux framework, and can port all my
Citation for benchmarks here
http://gmarceau.qc.ca/blog/2009/05/speed-size-and-dependability-of.html
and here to start
http://www.osnews.com/story/5602/Nine_Language_Performance_Round-up_Benchmarking_Math_File_I_O/page3/
but I do not have the time to be showing you all the listings, this is something that takes research and long hours to accumulate, as you can see these are very extensive benchmarks,
and need to be done properly.
>Rough estimate from looking at about 10 pages of torrents for each category. You must be >incredibly naive if you actually think more than 10% of the content on The Pirate Bay is actually >there with the consent of the copyright holder.
So again, you do agree then that your facts are based on your estimates, and not an expert who might have more input then just YOUR downloads, or what you might have access to.
I may be naive, but only in thinking that the content that is there is not just illegal content, alot of linux distros use the torrents for downloading, and as of today Ubuntu has 8 million users, so when they roll out patches or updates and what not, that is 8 million downloads (if everyone keeps up with their updates and most linux users do...) that would make alot of traffic for just one distro, and just one TYPE of download, I could go on to include people's personal files that is not illegal mp3s, but let's say some code for applications spread across a sourceforge.net platform using torrents...or maybe some family with their photos being downloaded by all friends of the family.
I guess what I am saying is YOU might be naive in thinking the ONLY thing on torrents is illegal stuff.
Problem is that accountability died along time ago side by side common sense.