RTFA. If you do, you'll see that IBM describes a technique for making "cancellable biometrics", in which companies can alter the way the hash is distorted. If the hash is compromised, the company could change the distortion applied to the face, and obtain a new hash.
By some weird coincidence, I downloaded this two hours ago. It hasn't crashed on my yet during this time, so I can say that it is sure seems more stable than the 0.41 release.
Or he could not say "our mea" culpa, which is saying it was "our my" mistake and just sounds aweful. No wonder people think they are seing something wrong with Gates' wording.
Faking a static iris would be medium difficulty and medium cost. Faking a live iris which can dilate and constrict in response to a light in order to prove it is alive, and making the fake iris scannable at any of those different constrictions would be difficult indeed.
Yes, I can. Unlike what Quill_28 is implying, knowing how to use a calculator to do math does not mean that a person can't know how to the same math by hand.
Dilithium crystals channel energy through the matter and anti-matter warp drive engines. They are not actually a power source themselves, but without them the ships wouldn't have power.
The power source is from a matter-antimatter reaction. Now a matter-antimatter battery would have long-lasting power. If it doesn't blow up.
Grandparent was referring to the fact that reading the charge on the tiny capacitors in DRAM destroys the charge. Afterwards, the hardware then needs to recharge the tiny capacitors in DRAM that it read. Despite this flaw DRAM is still used, so perhaps quantum computers could recreate quantum qubits after reading their states.
I had the same problem. Every time I tried to open Firefox, it would load the crashing web page. When I finally got Firefox to open, the first thing I did was remove Sessionsaver. I use 'Tab Mix', it saves tabs you have open when you close Firefox, but doesn't save tabs you have open when there is a crash.
The Not-In-My-Backyard people also are ignoring water towers, which are considerable more visible. Interestingly, water towers can be used as a landmark to tell your relative location.
I would find the idea that someone could use the cell phone tower as landmark intriguing. I get lost so easily...
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But they should... 'cause humans are animals too.
RTFA. If you do, you'll see that IBM describes a technique for making "cancellable biometrics", in which companies can alter the way the hash is distorted. If the hash is compromised, the company could change the distortion applied to the face, and obtain a new hash.
He only has a license to practice medicine in New Jersey, but he provided prescriptions to people in other states.
If you want Page Zoom functionality, the ColorZilla extension has that ability.
By some weird coincidence, I downloaded this two hours ago. It hasn't crashed on my yet during this time, so I can say that it is sure seems more stable than the 0.41 release.
Or he could not say "our mea" culpa, which is saying it was "our my" mistake and just sounds aweful. No wonder people think they are seing something wrong with Gates' wording.
Faking a static iris would be medium difficulty and medium cost. Faking a live iris which can dilate and constrict in response to a light in order to prove it is alive, and making the fake iris scannable at any of those different constrictions would be difficult indeed.
Yes, I can. Unlike what Quill_28 is implying, knowing how to use a calculator to do math does not mean that a person can't know how to the same math by hand.
My calculator can solve that equation. Would you say this a bad thing?
Dilithium crystals channel energy through the matter and anti-matter warp drive engines. They are not actually a power source themselves, but without them the ships wouldn't have power. The power source is from a matter-antimatter reaction. Now a matter-antimatter battery would have long-lasting power. If it doesn't blow up.
Grandparent was referring to the fact that reading the charge on the tiny capacitors in DRAM destroys the charge. Afterwards, the hardware then needs to recharge the tiny capacitors in DRAM that it read. Despite this flaw DRAM is still used, so perhaps quantum computers could recreate quantum qubits after reading their states.
I had the same problem. Every time I tried to open Firefox, it would load the crashing web page. When I finally got Firefox to open, the first thing I did was remove Sessionsaver. I use 'Tab Mix', it saves tabs you have open when you close Firefox, but doesn't save tabs you have open when there is a crash.
They are not a deterrant, they are specifically intended as an additional punishment for notably egregious, willful, or wanton violation of the law.
Isn't that a deterrent is supposed to work? Punishing people so others are afraid to do the same?
The Not-In-My-Backyard people also are ignoring water towers, which are considerable more visible. Interestingly, water towers can be used as a landmark to tell your relative location. I would find the idea that someone could use the cell phone tower as landmark intriguing. I get lost so easily...
Pupils [i]constrict[/i] when exposed to light, making everything seem dimmer. And you spelled dilate wrong.