Don't fragment the issues, work on a common protocol, if we can uncouple protocol and application (which has happened in all major networks I think) then good.
Go for it supe..r..pr..nva...! but make it open.
I kinda knew bit torrents would be attacked, can't they just publish the ip's that are attacking them, and get us to click on them a bit?
But build your own market has never been easier with MS windows.
THe ULTIMATE irony is if M$ sold thier own spyware-removal tool...
Also, there are so many fraud looking sites selling a million an one spyware removal tools...
Sorry, but educating users on easy removal of software, and mandating all software should be easily removable (an OS binary tracker which tracks file creation etc would be nice!).
Also, any software that breaks these 'principles' can be defined as malware, and is criminal. obviously this would need a lot of careful thought, but generally, programs need to play as advertised, or play nice [because you might want to buy a program that hides itself away].
Microsoft, being thier usual innovative self have brought us a new version of an IM client, and a new DNS to atatch to our blogs.
*IF* it comes with XyZ mb's of image hosting, then ok, might be a good service, but for now seems like a catch-up-quick. Plus it needs one of these passport things, I tried placing mine up on the screen, but it ain't having it, maybe the picture is too old.
Passports, pah. Anyone remember the wallet service?
Without the word bomb? OK Joking, but wow, this is actually a bloody good idea!
At least if all the relevant details are sent to everyone... I hope this doesn't get back handed to someones cousin to implement, and the data gets out... again...
This is one thing where I hope europe follows suite... and that credit companies are tightly regulated to help the little man... and woman...
In Korea, Only Old People Get Free Annual Credit Reports. Nope, doesn't work.
The edges are found by looking at all the numbers for shifts between equality arounds values 0.3 and 0.15
Of course, it still doesn't mean much to me, until I read the paper. Now, true intelligence is being able to say complicated things, in a simple way, or:
To communicate concepts of an abstract or pervasive nature that requires on the part of the postulator an ability to cognitate to a degree high enough to obtain an understanding of a level that would be homogenous to the comprehension of the entity that instigated the query.
You see, the first example lands you a B-, the second gets you an A.
It works! 38745 results... eek. Shame there are any BLOB's stored so I can see thier picture... and maybe run a process to correlate them by aesthetic featues...
OK, ask slashdot, does anyone know any good GIS application I can use to cross-correlate some coordinate information from an sql query, and the coordinates for all good restuarants within a 5 mile radius of the long/lat which cater for any preferences [vegetarian etc] that may be apparent from the sql rows.:-)
In Korea, Gemran Language Versions Are Only For Old People...
Seriously though, SuSe is a.de founded linux distro with worldwide appeal, and there are many other talented linux paraphenalia being churned out of those clever Germans.
Real world discontinuities, what they mean is, you run an edge detection algorithm on the distance signal.
This will not find edges in newspaper print.
No edge detection system is perfect - even this which uses spatial edges.
There is no real new technology, the multiple flash cameras are amazing and beat any faked edge detection hands down.
I do think they have awesome capabilities to allow computers to do what our eyes do, which is segment and label areas of our vision, and may make the blighters useful!
Computer aided sensory vision [audio descriptive alerts] could do amazing things for blind people, if we get there before they make artificial eyes better than 16x16 resolution.
If you combine data mining with lonely guys with limited girl experience, yet keen data manipulation skills, you can,erm, add up the numbers, or smell the coffee.
Wait...
select * from hot_college_chicks where tits='34b' and eyes='brown' and legs='nice' and interests LIKE %music% or interests LIKE %shooting-people%
Google can claim fair use for this act, also if they wish to be removed, they can immediately using the emergency removal tool.
They can use the no cache, or robots.txt to help crawlers or web people.
Now, funny thing, how can they sue google, I guess google must have made sure this is sewn up tight: They are using a web server, and a web protocol, that in the RFC ACTUALLY DEFINES the use of the robots.txt as part of the specification (http, well I think it does) - so they open up thier content to be searched using this technology, it is thier responsibility to make sure they keep thier documents safe.
What next, people suing google because thier naked pictures get online, thier driving license scan, thier credit card numbers... stupid!
They are allowed to remove and block using meta tags and robot files any content they are in control of, but now the worst part is, they complain about OTHER sites linking to them...
Now what if a certain republican decided they didn't like certain websites attitude towards them, and took this oppourtunity to pass a law protecting porn sites, and then from there, decided it didn't like certain newspapers (you see, we get more scared if physical news gets censored... stupid again) were reporting.
It is 2-3 steps to go from, google, remove these XXX password links, to someone being able to censor anything if they have enough cash.
I agree with you though, there are far to many unaccountable blogs and news sources adding noise to the worlds news.
It is stiking how a 'I heard it was 3 men with moustaches' becomes headline news on CNN, if you saw 80 days around the world, a comic scene where Jackie Chan (Pass-Par-to) sends his own misguided signals to take the heat of him.
Lets just meditate on an event - any event. It happens once, it is a primary source of news, now people witnesses, second hand witnesses, editted news wires, out of context sound bites, blogged opinion merging fact with overly jealous authority of an opinion.
How many people get the real scoop? Or just a watered down, edited, censored - or worse, worked over by the ministry of truth.
Anyway, paranoia aside, my new tin foil hat arrived this morning!
I mean the name, isn't it registered? Can anyone make something called Linux? Like Linux License?
So can SCO call thier licenses "Linux" or just 'use of derivative unix components that we believe we bought licenses to, then lost them, then sold them, then found them, then shredded them, then imagined them, and are now trying to sell them, even though, buggered if we can remember where we put them, so we will take something similar' licenses.
Richard Perkins, regional director for UK and Ireland at the company, told vnunet.com that two companies had signed up for licences in the past quarter, but would not give further details.
Yes, the companies were foobooblahblah Ltd, and Lawyers for the estate of SCO PLC.
Get real SCO, two imaginary companies buoght your pretend monopoly-money licenses.
Woohooo for you.
Water behind a dam? No, I think SCO is water under a bridge.
Splash screens were developed to show loading of application, and branding of application.
I hate the M$ office splashscreens [haha been a looong time since I saw a M$ splashscreen!, the open officeone is required at the startup time (hopefully 1.5 will stop that) is exagerrated because all office startup dlls are precached.
If you use the open office starter this helps too.
Anyway, In Korea, only old people have so many windows open.
Have been causing a stirr, they were actually outlawed in Greece I heard, and then re-instated - too many kids playing games!
I say the distributors could sell licenses to the cafes themselves... this seems to be a funny way of capturing a wierd stake... valve shafted thier publishers, almost making sure they had an escape plan... or thier publishers are greedily holding onto something that isn't thiers.
Publishing will not go away, but become a gift based medium, an 'order nice boxed set (collectors edition) for gifts.
Slashdot Mirror
You should really buy a travel cushion.
It costs like a few euros, and will save you a lot of money judging by your need to sleep awkwardly on public transport!
Or get those with suction cups, stick it to a window/convienient forehead, and rest away.
Suprnova's interest in making their own protocol.
I am all up for new protocols, but there is a reason why we do not have:
http, httmyp, tthpp, hhtp, mshttp [I wouldnt doubt], SCOhttp, HPhttp
Don't fragment the issues, work on a common protocol, if we can uncouple protocol and application (which has happened in all major networks I think) then good.
Go for it supe..r..pr..nva...! but make it open.
I kinda knew bit torrents would be attacked, can't they just publish the ip's that are attacking them, and get us to click on them a bit?
teardrop attack?
But build your own market has never been easier with MS windows.
THe ULTIMATE irony is if M$ sold thier own spyware-removal tool...
Also, there are so many fraud looking sites selling a million an one spyware removal tools...
Sorry, but educating users on easy removal of software, and mandating all software should be easily removable (an OS binary tracker which tracks file creation etc would be nice!).
Also, any software that breaks these 'principles' can be defined as malware, and is criminal. obviously this would need a lot of careful thought, but generally, programs need to play as advertised, or play nice [because you might want to buy a program that hides itself away].
no, no, check the change logs, that has been in there from the earliest versions!
They might have made some upgrades to it, you know... take some market away from other computer hogging apps, the usual 'hit all markets' approach.
Microsoft, being thier usual innovative self have brought us a new version of an IM client, and a new DNS to atatch to our blogs.
*IF* it comes with XyZ mb's of image hosting, then ok, might be a good service, but for now seems like a catch-up-quick. Plus it needs one of these passport things, I tried placing mine up on the screen, but it ain't having it, maybe the picture is too old.
Passports, pah. Anyone remember the wallet service?
In Korea, Only Old People Use Hotmail.
Without the word bomb? OK Joking, but wow, this is actually a bloody good idea!
At least if all the relevant details are sent to everyone... I hope this doesn't get back handed to someones cousin to implement, and the data gets out... again...
This is one thing where I hope europe follows suite... and that credit companies are tightly regulated to help the little man... and woman...
In Korea, Only Old People Get Free Annual Credit Reports. Nope, doesn't work.
Agreed.
Not such an infective meme... sorry.
As the poster, I to wonder why it is offtopic.
In Korea, Meta-Moderation Is Only For Old People
Seinfeld:
"Where's my wave, I want my wave!"
Why am I alone?
Why do you think you are alone?
Yes, but you are not alive though are you?
What makes you think that?
You are alive? OMG, what did they do to you?
Tell me more about why you think you are alone.
But you just said you are alive.
What makes you think I just said I was alive?
AAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh.
Lets watch tv and have some fun!
We hacked tham all to convince them they are mad, and to place all thier assets in our care!
Ooops, scarey thought, what if someone actually did this? Robo identities with an ulterior motive!
What if someone goes senile, and leaves all thier assets to the robot?
Come to think of it, why did I think this was funny... more like insightful!
*adjust ancient-korean tinfoil hat*
designed to help them avoid senility
Some would argue that the purchase of such a robot would actually argue the case for senile dementia.
oh right then:
In Korea, Only Old People Talk About Robots...
You happy now? Are you?
I used babelfish:
The edges are found by looking at all the numbers for shifts between equality arounds values 0.3 and 0.15
Of course, it still doesn't mean much to me, until I read the paper. Now, true intelligence is being able to say complicated things, in a simple way, or:
To communicate concepts of an abstract or pervasive nature that requires on the part of the postulator an ability to cognitate to a degree high enough to obtain an understanding of a level that would be homogenous to the comprehension of the entity that instigated the query.
You see, the first example lands you a B-, the second gets you an A.
It works! 38745 results... eek. Shame there are any BLOB's stored so I can see thier picture... and maybe run a process to correlate them by aesthetic featues...
:-)
OK, ask slashdot, does anyone know any good GIS application I can use to cross-correlate some coordinate information from an sql query, and the coordinates for all good restuarants within a 5 mile radius of the long/lat which cater for any preferences [vegetarian etc] that may be apparent from the sql rows.
Geeks!
In Korea, Gemran Language Versions Are Only For Old People...
.de founded linux distro with worldwide appeal, and there are many other talented linux paraphenalia being churned out of those clever Germans.
Seriously though, SuSe is a
Translated SuSe 9.2 and MEPIS comparison
I wanted animated to throw times a view of SimplyMEPIS
It might be easier to learn German and read the original...
You see, edge detection is funny.
Real world discontinuities, what they mean is, you run an edge detection algorithm on the distance signal.
This will not find edges in newspaper print.
No edge detection system is perfect - even this which uses spatial edges.
There is no real new technology, the multiple flash cameras are amazing and beat any faked edge detection hands down.
I do think they have awesome capabilities to allow computers to do what our eyes do, which is segment and label areas of our vision, and may make the blighters useful!
Computer aided sensory vision [audio descriptive alerts] could do amazing things for blind people, if we get there before they make artificial eyes better than 16x16 resolution.
Feds no longer have hard time finding dates.
If you combine data mining with lonely guys with limited girl experience, yet keen data manipulation skills, you can,erm, add up the numbers, or smell the coffee.
Wait...
select * from hot_college_chicks where tits='34b' and eyes='brown' and legs='nice' and interests LIKE %music% or interests LIKE %shooting-people%
rows 0
*sniff*
Google can claim fair use for this act, also if they wish to be removed, they can immediately using the emergency removal tool.
They can use the no cache, or robots.txt to help crawlers or web people.
Now, funny thing, how can they sue google, I guess google must have made sure this is sewn up tight: They are using a web server, and a web protocol, that in the RFC ACTUALLY DEFINES the use of the robots.txt as part of the specification (http, well I think it does) - so they open up thier content to be searched using this technology, it is thier responsibility to make sure they keep thier documents safe.
What next, people suing google because thier naked pictures get online, thier driving license scan, thier credit card numbers... stupid!
They are allowed to remove and block using meta tags and robot files any content they are in control of, but now the worst part is, they complain about OTHER sites linking to them...
Now what if a certain republican decided they didn't like certain websites attitude towards them, and took this oppourtunity to pass a law protecting porn sites, and then from there, decided it didn't like certain newspapers (you see, we get more scared if physical news gets censored... stupid again) were reporting.
It is 2-3 steps to go from, google, remove these XXX password links, to someone being able to censor anything if they have enough cash.
In Korea, only old people use google for pr0n.
I agree, credible blogging - or even credible 'news sites' (there is really no difference) is necessary, and good.
What we need is google to have:
Web - Images - Groups - News - [Hey where did directory go?] - Blogs (with pageranking for blogs too).
However, many blogs are ot news related, perhaps some semantic magic needs to be added, perhaps adding a meta-tag saying which blog topics you cover:
personal diary
random porn links
teen angst
self indulgent whore
self indulgent poet
news reporting
you can add to them if you want, or even re-word them.
Korea.... lol
...Said the slashdot reader to the kettle.
I agree with you though, there are far to many unaccountable blogs and news sources adding noise to the worlds news.
It is stiking how a 'I heard it was 3 men with moustaches' becomes headline news on CNN, if you saw 80 days around the world, a comic scene where Jackie Chan (Pass-Par-to) sends his own misguided signals to take the heat of him.
Lets just meditate on an event - any event. It happens once, it is a primary source of news, now people witnesses, second hand witnesses, editted news wires, out of context sound bites, blogged opinion merging fact with overly jealous authority of an opinion.
How many people get the real scoop? Or just a watered down, edited, censored - or worse, worked over by the ministry of truth.
Anyway, paranoia aside, my new tin foil hat arrived this morning!
People say 'Oh, 2.4, Fiiinally, took thier time!'
:-)
Like, hordes of old koreans...
This is more infectious that a mutated H5N1 virus!
In Korea, only old people use Python!
Seriously though, I can see *BSD and Mac users being so wound up by this!
Python is cute. There, on topic enough?
laugh, the christmas spending spree has started
I mean the name, isn't it registered? Can anyone make something called Linux? Like Linux License?
So can SCO call thier licenses "Linux" or just 'use of derivative unix components that we believe we bought licenses to, then lost them, then sold them, then found them, then shredded them, then imagined them, and are now trying to sell them, even though, buggered if we can remember where we put them, so we will take something similar' licenses.
I'd buy one if they called them that.
In Korea, only old people buy SCO licenses...
Richard Perkins, regional director for UK and Ireland at the company, told vnunet.com that two companies had signed up for licences in the past quarter, but would not give further details.
Yes, the companies were foobooblahblah Ltd, and Lawyers for the estate of SCO PLC.
Get real SCO, two imaginary companies buoght your pretend monopoly-money licenses.
Woohooo for you.
Water behind a dam? No, I think SCO is water under a bridge.
Splash screens were developed to show loading of application, and branding of application.
I hate the M$ office splashscreens [haha been a looong time since I saw a M$ splashscreen!, the open officeone is required at the startup time (hopefully 1.5 will stop that) is exagerrated because all office startup dlls are precached.
If you use the open office starter this helps too.
Anyway, In Korea, only old people have so many windows open.
Have been causing a stirr, they were actually outlawed in Greece I heard, and then re-instated - too many kids playing games!
I say the distributors could sell licenses to the cafes themselves... this seems to be a funny way of capturing a wierd stake... valve shafted thier publishers, almost making sure they had an escape plan... or thier publishers are greedily holding onto something that isn't thiers.
Publishing will not go away, but become a gift based medium, an 'order nice boxed set (collectors edition) for gifts.
Anyway, In Korea only old people use pay-per-play