Risk/Benefit is not on the site of actor attribution. Easy to get wrong, hard to get right. And we do things like wage DoS attacks against adversary nations of shaky evidence. Or at least good evidence that they haven't made public. That's why.
This is breathtakingly inaccurate. I don't even have the time to find the long long list of published papers that have been shown to be just plain wrong.
countries, the major ones anyway, gone completely mad?
Well, I guess I shouldn't include Canada, or should I?
This is in reaction to something, but I just don't understand what it is. This so-call fiscal conservative + anti-reason + racist + I've got mine so fuck you mind set really needs to go.
I've read the NASA post, it makes sense. It's breathtaking how absolutely wrong many of the second and third hand media reports have been. All they did was confirm the thrust of the EM drive in a vacuum. They then went a step further with a modified EM drive and tried their interferometer experiment, which DID show a signal.
It's all pretty amazing, but calling this an accidental warp drive is pretty far off the mark.
I don't think we should count the PC industry out just yet.
At some point there is going to be some killer app, the businesses need, that is not just a glorified spreadsheet or word processor.
And it won't fit onto a tablet, at least not right away.
And no one will want to run it in the cloud, or over thin client whatevers, because of what it is.
Also PC gaming will also push the envelope. Consoles have a really draw back.
Also I have yet to convince ANYONE that they should just hook up a bluetooth keyboard to a cheap Android notebook and not buy a laptop.
I think these companies are all victims of two things: 1) not understanding that you can't be just a software company OR a hardware company, you have to be both, and 2) they sell garbage.
Apple gets both of those correct, and they are doing just fine in the PC market.
Completely agree. I see a lot of problems selective genetics solves in the long term. I don't think we're close to a Gatacca-like future at this point, but even if we are, and I say this as a lefty, who cares? We've solved a lot of problems and probably saved a ton in long-term health care, and increased the average IQ of the population while we were at it.
Thanks for everything Leonard. I was just thinking about Time magazine's choice for most influential person of the 20th century. They chose Einstein, but I think it was easily tied.
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Yes, exactly. It seems like the authentication system on the IMAP servers could masquerade as an HTTP client for this authentication step. All the IMAP client would be doing is sending the plaintext. All the distributed SAML authentication function does is send back the username in the case of an authenticated account, so would it just be a simple matter of the backend at Google handling the step of receiving the HTTP response and converting that to a successfully authenticate IMAP connection? Seems possible...
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I realize that the Google Apps SAML based distributed authentication stuff will not work for Gmail POP. I'm just curious if anyone knows if Google plans on making this work with IMAP. That would be a killer feature for Google Apps on the education side of things...
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Risk/Benefit is not on the site of actor attribution. Easy to get wrong, hard to get right. And we do things like wage DoS attacks against adversary nations of shaky evidence. Or at least good evidence that they haven't made public. That's why.
You sure about that? The political calculus tells me this is going to die and soon.
Fantastic comment. Are you running for President?
...called death the gift of Men and he was right.
This is breathtakingly inaccurate. I don't even have the time to find the long long list of published papers that have been shown to be just plain wrong.
...says its maintainer. Story at 11. This is bollox.
I'm with you. The shuttle was a huge waste.
Came here to say this.
Nature will weed out the reward response for sex and female nudity? Sorry, but I think not.
Sinkholed (www\.)?reddit\.com to loopback IP. No worries since.
countries, the major ones anyway, gone completely mad? Well, I guess I shouldn't include Canada, or should I? This is in reaction to something, but I just don't understand what it is. This so-call fiscal conservative + anti-reason + racist + I've got mine so fuck you mind set really needs to go.
...so I can film them as long as I'm not "interfering". I read that as "as long as they don't notice me".
Yep, Northeast PA at 1500 feet here. I'm not fuckin leaving.
-Spock But seriously, this stuff is just amazing.
I've read the NASA post, it makes sense. It's breathtaking how absolutely wrong many of the second and third hand media reports have been. All they did was confirm the thrust of the EM drive in a vacuum. They then went a step further with a modified EM drive and tried their interferometer experiment, which DID show a signal. It's all pretty amazing, but calling this an accidental warp drive is pretty far off the mark.
Precisely how did Obama's policies contribute to this riot?
should never become an Admiral. Also why Kirk sucked at the position.
I don't think we should count the PC industry out just yet. At some point there is going to be some killer app, the businesses need, that is not just a glorified spreadsheet or word processor. And it won't fit onto a tablet, at least not right away. And no one will want to run it in the cloud, or over thin client whatevers, because of what it is. Also PC gaming will also push the envelope. Consoles have a really draw back. Also I have yet to convince ANYONE that they should just hook up a bluetooth keyboard to a cheap Android notebook and not buy a laptop. I think these companies are all victims of two things: 1) not understanding that you can't be just a software company OR a hardware company, you have to be both, and 2) they sell garbage. Apple gets both of those correct, and they are doing just fine in the PC market.
Completely agree. I see a lot of problems selective genetics solves in the long term. I don't think we're close to a Gatacca-like future at this point, but even if we are, and I say this as a lefty, who cares? We've solved a lot of problems and probably saved a ton in long-term health care, and increased the average IQ of the population while we were at it.
Then the disgruntled poor kids get picked on and blow away a bunch of spoiled rich kids. Pretty sure that's what happened at Columbine.
I hope I see expiration dates on publicly available data within my lifetime.
Thanks for everything Leonard. I was just thinking about Time magazine's choice for most influential person of the 20th century. They chose Einstein, but I think it was easily tied.
Yes, exactly. It seems like the authentication system on the IMAP servers could masquerade as an HTTP client for this authentication step. All the IMAP client would be doing is sending the plaintext. All the distributed SAML authentication function does is send back the username in the case of an authenticated account, so would it just be a simple matter of the backend at Google handling the step of receiving the HTTP response and converting that to a successfully authenticate IMAP connection? Seems possible...
I realize that the Google Apps SAML based distributed authentication stuff will not work for Gmail POP. I'm just curious if anyone knows if Google plans on making this work with IMAP. That would be a killer feature for Google Apps on the education side of things...
...had the "enterprise" taken away from them by the chief yahoo. (ST:TMP references...what too obscure for you?)