Yea, Plato, Seutonius, Tacitus, Michael Foucault, a shitload of reference and 'textbooks,' Robert Jordan, Terry G, Asimov (the list goes on) - some real spam there!
Conversly, I've never had any such problems, and indeed have played multiplayer while in 'offline' mode. I should also mention I have almost 150 titles on it, having been with steam since it was just a half-baked WON replacement.
I'll agree that throttling needs to be added, but that's hardly an issue unique with Steam. It seems almost every software vendor assumes users have unlimited bandwidth...
Something tells me that a GPS receiver ($30 for the chip, not too much for an antennae), a power supply, submersion detector, and transponder antennae and equipment is not all that expensive compared to the container or it's contents. Aside from the battery, it would be reusable as well.
I think the mass vs thrust of the vessel, and fuel constraints, might make that an issue. I suppose you could latch a transponder to it, note where it is and what the currents in that area do, and come back with something a bit more appropriate.
I'm pretty sure that it's considered like any other salvage. That would make sense anyways.
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Your domain should point somewhere. If it's a small system, everything probably points to the same thing.
In their case, someone just forgot to set the A record for the domain itself.
Only assholes fail to set a CNAME for www...
Yea, Plato, Seutonius, Tacitus, Michael Foucault, a shitload of reference and 'textbooks,' Robert Jordan, Terry G, Asimov (the list goes on) - some real spam there!
I got a cold feeling of shame.
Can I have my dollar back?
The question posed is asking about disk integrity specifically. TrueCrypt does not do this.
... and how does this let you detect or correct corruption?
Jesus people, at least read the whole question.
Last I checked TC didn't do file or block checksumming the way the posed question is looking for...
a DDoS has nothing to do with security. It's only about wasting resources. It's not even hard to do.
These guys should be taken out and shot. Ignoring all the service disruptions etc, just stop and think of all the power these jackasses are wasting.
SIP Invites hardly qualify as phreaking.
Indeed. You don't even need all that much horsepower to call that many people at once.
Now, to actually -talk- to them is another story, but all it takes is a SIP Invite to ring the phone.
It takes almost no skill to execute a DDoS attack, which is all this bullshit is.
Looks more like a riot, to me. Except on the internet.
Woosh?
Hint: he's not saying anything about racism. He's bitching about the whole "I'm not X, but..." construct.
Conversly, I've never had any such problems, and indeed have played multiplayer while in 'offline' mode. I should also mention I have almost 150 titles on it, having been with steam since it was just a half-baked WON replacement.
I'll agree that throttling needs to be added, but that's hardly an issue unique with Steam. It seems almost every software vendor assumes users have unlimited bandwidth...
I'm going to cut in here as an independent third party and offer my perspective:
You've been disemboweled. Stop flailing about in your own innards, it's only making it worse for you.
... which is just the calculated 'value' of it. It's not actual cash.
GPS microchips (which, remember, often include a basic antennae) cost about $30 in single-unit quantities.
That's hardly expensive indeed! Peanuts considering!
Something tells me that a GPS receiver ($30 for the chip, not too much for an antennae), a power supply, submersion detector, and transponder antennae and equipment is not all that expensive compared to the container or it's contents. Aside from the battery, it would be reusable as well.
Google for 'failboat' - you'll find plenty more (pre-captioned for you even!)
I think the mass vs thrust of the vessel, and fuel constraints, might make that an issue. I suppose you could latch a transponder to it, note where it is and what the currents in that area do, and come back with something a bit more appropriate.
I'm pretty sure that it's considered like any other salvage. That would make sense anyways.
Even worse. She says texting, then mentions the flashlight bit, then goes back to texting.
The flashlight bit is clearly a lie.
Yay fax! A technology older than voice telephones.
Why the fuck are we still using faxes?
Information wants to be free. Services do not.
WTF is this?
Or a legitimate issue on their end, and all you need/want is for them to get a tech out to plug his doohicky in and say "yep, let me call this in"