That would also seem to be the only possible way in which to get that "challenge" to work. If, as is claimed, all posible roads have to be squashed inverted caternaries, then there would have to be concavity in the road as well as convexity (/-\_/-\ etc). But no regular polygon exhibits these qualities. I'm thinking the article writers are idiots.
You ARE using a one-time pad. It's just that the method of getting the pad to the other person is quantum in nature, making it completely secure. And as we all know, one-time pads are unbreakable if they are random and the key is not intercepted and the government doesn't use TEMPEST to read our screens and our computers don't have keyloggers and nobody has a secret camera hidden in the building and we mask our keystrokes so that computer that MIT made can't tell what we're typing just from the sounds and we wipe our hard drives afterwards and then set them on fire and melt them and put them into the fusion reactor that is being built and...
The fact that it's been thirty years since the last one, not one or two?
I know I want to see a moon landing in color, anyway.
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Unless the content can be enlarged to tv-size (and there are very large televisions out there;) But let's say your average sized one) with no degredation (well, no quality-loss that a human can perceive anyway), I can't see the Itunes Video Store taking off.
At some point, the content will be TV-sized with no loss of quality. Bandwidth and storage sizes are increasing at an exponential rate (see this and this). In five or ten years, I'd be surprised if cheap, extremely high-resolution TV shows and movies weren't avaliable for download, possibly even through the TV itself. Apple iTV, coming soon to a shop near you!
From Wikipedia: An executive producer of a motion picture is typically a producer who is not necessarily involved in any creative or technical aspects of production. They generally handle business issues, and may be a financier of a movie. Some executive producers act as representatives of the studio or production company that is releasing or producing a film, occasionally being credited as Executive in charge of production.
Well, you will remember that the terrorists learned all of their flying and hijacking and so on techniques from bestiality porn sites. Now that they'll be closed down, everyone is safer.
And remember - we're defending liberty!
Well, some of them can lead to the abuse of the participants - if you were a horse, YOU wouldn't want to be in bestiality porn, would you? And other than that, at least from a utilitarian viewpoint... um, people who look at porn aren't contributing to society? Or something?
In my opinion, at least at present, this is not the case - the opposite is true. Whereas normally upon hearing about, say, the newest Harry Potter book from a friend, you would only check out that one book and maybe the rest of the series, you can now find a huge range of similar novels (most of which suck). Your tastes are widened (as you don't lose interest in old tastes) and significantly deepened (duh).
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That would also seem to be the only possible way in which to get that "challenge" to work. If, as is claimed, all posible roads have to be squashed inverted caternaries, then there would have to be concavity in the road as well as convexity (/-\_/-\ etc). But no regular polygon exhibits these qualities. I'm thinking the article writers are idiots.
Sadly, no.
Yeah! They cry ONLINE!
I can think of one...
Minutes 0-20 of video: OpenOffice loads. Minute 21: OpenOffice crashes.
You ARE using a one-time pad. It's just that the method of getting the pad to the other person is quantum in nature, making it completely secure. And as we all know, one-time pads are unbreakable if they are random and the key is not intercepted and the government doesn't use TEMPEST to read our screens and our computers don't have keyloggers and nobody has a secret camera hidden in the building and we mask our keystrokes so that computer that MIT made can't tell what we're typing just from the sounds and we wipe our hard drives afterwards and then set them on fire and melt them and put them into the fusion reactor that is being built and ...
IBM just hasn't released it yet. Bastards.
Sadly enough, I really do. Seriously. Oh, and that public domain sci-fi movie that came out a while ago.
No, actually it's the private distro that SCO uses internally.
The fact that it's been thirty years since the last one, not one or two? I know I want to see a moon landing in color, anyway.
Unless the content can be enlarged to tv-size (and there are very large televisions out there ;) But let's say your average sized one) with no degredation (well, no quality-loss that a human can perceive anyway), I can't see the Itunes Video Store taking off.
At some point, the content will be TV-sized with no loss of quality. Bandwidth and storage sizes are increasing at an exponential rate (see this and this). In five or ten years, I'd be surprised if cheap, extremely high-resolution TV shows and movies weren't avaliable for download, possibly even through the TV itself. Apple iTV, coming soon to a shop near you!
I'm only stupid because of genetic makeup! IBM, hire me or I'll sue you for genetic discrimination!
165 messages a second would cost you about ten thousand dollars a minute, at the prices the cell companies charge.
Maybe I should read more than one article next time.
From the article:
iMP uses peer to peer distribution technology (P2P) to legally distribute these programmes.
Somebody is wrong, and I doubt it's the BBC in regards to their own technology.
But nobody should care.
Oh right, people are idiots.
I get it now.
From Wikipedia:
An executive producer of a motion picture is typically a producer who is not necessarily involved in any creative or technical aspects of production. They generally handle business issues, and may be a financier of a movie. Some executive producers act as representatives of the studio or production company that is releasing or producing a film, occasionally being credited as Executive in charge of production.
So, um, why does it matter that he's doing this?
Well, you will remember that the terrorists learned all of their flying and hijacking and so on techniques from bestiality porn sites. Now that they'll be closed down, everyone is safer. And remember - we're defending liberty!
Well, some of them can lead to the abuse of the participants - if you were a horse, YOU wouldn't want to be in bestiality porn, would you? And other than that, at least from a utilitarian viewpoint ... um, people who look at porn aren't contributing to society? Or something?
Did you just imply that Luna is a good thing? Those of us with less than ten gigs of RAM beg to differ.
In my opinion, at least at present, this is not the case - the opposite is true. Whereas normally upon hearing about, say, the newest Harry Potter book from a friend, you would only check out that one book and maybe the rest of the series, you can now find a huge range of similar novels (most of which suck). Your tastes are widened (as you don't lose interest in old tastes) and significantly deepened (duh).
The NSA certainly doesn't have computers anywhere near this. No siree.
You're just mad you didn't post it first.
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There is no fucking way that this bullshit is anything but bullshit! Motherfucking fuckfuckers! Fuckshitfuck! Fuck!