Aye, but we're using "!=" as "is not equal to", which is a C/C++/Java/C# idiom. The languages that use "=" as both assignment and the equality test generally use "<>" as the "is not equal to" operator.
You know, I recognize most of the words in the article as being from astrophysics and quantum mechanics, but when you put them all together, they don't make a lick of sense.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
But your physical location, your comings and goings, that's not a "person" or a "thing" to be "seized", so no worries, right? And the fact that the government asked for this information, and whether it was granted or denied, well, you don't really need to know that, do you?
I liked the book better. I'm still curious if the choice of the name "Colossus" was a coincedence, or a nod to the truth. Bletchley Park was only revealed in the 70's, but the book was published in 1966. But the author, D.F. Jones, was a WWII naval commander...
Are there any colleges left that aren't doing serious port blocking and packet shaping? Where my daughter goes to school, hosting P2P shares is going to get you a knock on the door from the network guys.
Hey, True Believers, the response to Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited has been so overwhelming, we're just doing a bit of routine maintenance to make sure you have a great experience! We'll be back shortly. Thank you, Marvel.com.
They recommend that Microsoft publish the code of their random number generators as well as of other elements of the Windows security system to enable computer security experts outside Microsoft to evaluate their effectiveness.
AHAHAHAHAHA
snort. please. stop.
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
No. Really. It hurts.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA goomph.
Slashdot Mirror
Aye, but we're using "!=" as "is not equal to", which is a C/C++/Java/C# idiom. The languages that use "=" as both assignment and the equality test generally use "<>" as the "is not equal to" operator.
"=" is an assignment; "==" is pronounced "is equal to". Say it! Say it and mean it!
You know, I recognize most of the words in the article as being from astrophysics and quantum mechanics, but when you put them all together, they don't make a lick of sense.
"Open XML" is that kind of like "Open VMS"? (The funniest oxymoron there ever was...)
Zonk can read?
So where do I get a BFK9000? Or is that just a Model M?
You're trying to forget about what you did when you were drunk last night.
Cancel or Allow?
I liked the book better. I'm still curious if the choice of the name "Colossus" was a coincedence, or a nod to the truth. Bletchley Park was only revealed in the 70's, but the book was published in 1966. But the author, D.F. Jones, was a WWII naval commander...
You forgot Windows Media Photo, which is more like how Microsoft likes to operate.
Are there any colleges left that aren't doing serious port blocking and packet shaping? Where my daughter goes to school, hosting P2P shares is going to get you a knock on the door from the network guys.
Funniest thing I've seen it the last two weeks, hands down. I'm laughing so hard, I'm pissing myself...
"Drink your Ovaltine"?
Besides, I thought God's Chosen Operating System was the "father of all modern OSes". After all, there's a GCOS field in /etc/passwd.
It might be interesting to see how many of Microsoft's 235 patents are in there as prior art - that is, if they'd tell us which 235 patents they mean.
I was once eaten by a GRU.
Who are you, and what have you done with Zonk?
I wish I had mod poi
Now why would you assume Microsoft would use the hardware RNG when they have thier own, much better, proprietary RNG available?
snort. please. stop.
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
No. Really. It hurts.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA goomph.