Reading this article, it's strangely reminiscent of the events in Ferguson... It appeals to the uneducated over a topic as old as wealth itself: class warefare. Why do you need to hate on successful people? Yah, some people get lucky and are born into a rich family. But I know at least 20 people whose parents were not well off, went to school, worked hard, and are now pulling six figures a year. Stop lusting over what others have. This isn't the hunger games: a rich space tourist isn't robbing you of anything.
Look at your own money spending habits... That $600 iphone with the $100 plan a month would be better spent in your retirement savings... The money you're throwing at that new Prius that you have 19% interest on could have been spent on a 1995 Geo with the same gas mileage (or a motorcycle, in which case, you'd look cool too). You had to have that new MacBook pro. You have to have the latest in skinny jeans. You eat out every night of the week. You insist on "organic" when you don't even really know what that means.
Want to go to space in a plane? No one is preventing you from being rich. You're just act like a poor person.
Lady enters checkout line with baby on hip and two kids in cart. She's tired of wrangling, wants to leave ASAP.
Apple/Google: Using one hand, pulls phone out of purse, taps, enter pin on phone.
CurrentC: Pull phone out of purse. Unlock phone. Launch CurrentC app. Due to poor cell signal in store, app takes a long time to connect. Enter app pin. Request new transaction. Wait for QR code to show. Explain to the cashier you need them to scan this code. Wait for the second code to appear on Casher's screen. Scan that. Wait some more. Kids screaming murder now. Poor lady begins to cry.
First, CurrentC involves scanning TWO QR Codes. Wow. It's almost like we should use a radio to exchange the data. Durr.
Second, Target, KMart, and Walmart are involved with this... KMart and Target are idiots; Walmart has an empire, what are they colluding with them? Apple customers are elitist that will go out of their way to use their fancy phones to do anything (ex: boarding passes). Whichever one of these retailers wakes up first and embraces secure technology wins a whole lot of new business.
So what alarmist hyper-environmentalist news stories are we to believe? Last time I checked, we had environmentalists screaming that fracking thousands of feet down leaks chemicals (sand, light hydrocarbons) through thousands of feet of permeable geological layers. If these layers are so permeable and the alarmists are telling the trough, how come it takes `thousands` of years to recharge the aquifers?
We need a little more forward-looking NRC. Need research into alternative fuel types (breeder reactors, thorium cycle, pebble bed, etc). AP1000 is a great step forward, but we need competition with even more designs.
... so straight up yes or no, do you _really_ think the highest office in the USA had no prior knowledge of what was happening and this was all a genuine surprise?
It was a program he approved and sponsored no matter what ignorance he claims. We need to hold him accountable, but unfortunately, there is an unhealthy celebrity love affair with this president that he is using to cover the usual dirt that comes with this office.
Malware is pretty easy to download over HTTPs, since an IDS can't fingerprint it. I've been looking for a firewall that can do this reliably, so I'd love to hear solutions that people have found work reasonably well.
Management has no interest in employee's personal lives. Hence we don't block facebook, youtube, etc. The goal is to keep the company asset's safe. Employees are made aware during their orientation that we have the ability to monitor their computers in every way. The message has been, if you want privacy, use your mobile device (and don't vote for Democrats and their spy programs).
Truth is NAT works just fine for the vast majority of cases, and makes a layered (IE not-eggs-all-in-one-basket) approach to security much simpler.
The real problem is routing table size with BGP. As we continue to divide the internet into smaller routable blocks, this is requiring an exponential amount of memory in BGP routers. Currently, the global BGP table requires around 256mb of RAM. IPv6 makes this problem 4 times worse.
IPv6 is a failure, we don't actually _need_ everything to have a publicly routable address. There were only two real problems with IPv4: wasted space on legacy headers nobody uses, and NAT traversal. IETF thumbed their noses as NAT (not-invented-here syndrome) and instead of solving real problems using a pave-the-cowpaths-approach, they opted to design something that nobody has a real use for.
Anyway, I'm hoping a set of brilliant engineers comes forward to invent IPv5, where we still use 32 bit public address to be backward compatible with today's routing equipment, but uses some brilliant hack re-using unused IPv4 headers to allow direct address through a NAT.
I really like upstart. The scripts are stupidly easy to write and understand, and the syntax is plain english.
Actually that's the only reason I like upstart. Maybe with Ubuntu onboard with systemd we can get an alternate, easier-to-use syntax than the default systemd.
Both guilty of Treason, failure to protect the constitution and deserve 10 lifetimes in jail. I have no doubt his actions will cost millions of human lives over the next 50 years.
The real problem is the American people and electing a president that is nothing more than a celebrity. Obama knew all this was happening, and was willfully complicit to let the government violate our rights. Unfortunate the hippies and liberals can't look past their retarded drum protests to bring Obama to justice for letting the government violate our rights (spying, without due process/warrants) and Snowden, for being so irresponsible in the way he revealed what was happening.
"I was surprised to see not a single reference to a real-world conflict that plausibly would not have occurred in the absence of observed climatic extremes. If the authors wish to claim a strong causal link, providing some form of case validation is critical."
Global Climate change is a serious issue, but 'science' like this only strengthens the opposition to any real change. Once again, climate 'science' is now just fear mongering. Way to go!
Fucking fuck, grow a pair of balls. Despite what your mother's left tit convinced you of, the world isn't here to kiss your ass. If you are 'talented' as your egotisical writing claims, but you are unwilling to help those who hate you, you are worthless. YOU need to contribute something meaningful to the 7 billion people that outrank you, not the other way around. You are LAST. Just because you were born into privilege and opportunity to earn a college degree doesn't mean the starving kid in Africa deserves less. Stop thinking of your own butthole and contribute something and expect NOTHING in return. In the man time, enjoy a life of depression and anxiety while you rot away trying to make yourself happy through masturbatory comments about how 'good' you would have if been if you only could have maybe had of sort of maybe contributed to something way bigger than yourself.
I know Oracle is a supposed to be super evil lawyer driven blah blah blah... but just so we get the story straight, Monty sells MySql to Sun, Oracle buys Sun, Monty wants MySql back as MariaDb. At this point, Monty and the MySql community have cried wolf one to many fucking times. I really just don't care anymore.
SmartOS is pretty amazing. You can create virtual environments that share a kernel space, meaning that YOUR os is running directly on the hardware, making it _extremely_ fast with almost no overhead. The file system (ZFS) is also 'shared' using zones and pools so there's almost no cost there either. Migration a vm between SmartOS hosts is also a pretty amazing thing. You can also create virtual NICs and route/bond/segment/tapdance.
SmartOS has it's roots in Solaris, so it's a little different than Linux, but for the most part anyone with Unix experience can figure it out.
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Reading this article, it's strangely reminiscent of the events in Ferguson... It appeals to the uneducated over a topic as old as wealth itself: class warefare. Why do you need to hate on successful people? Yah, some people get lucky and are born into a rich family. But I know at least 20 people whose parents were not well off, went to school, worked hard, and are now pulling six figures a year. Stop lusting over what others have. This isn't the hunger games: a rich space tourist isn't robbing you of anything.
Look at your own money spending habits... That $600 iphone with the $100 plan a month would be better spent in your retirement savings... The money you're throwing at that new Prius that you have 19% interest on could have been spent on a 1995 Geo with the same gas mileage (or a motorcycle, in which case, you'd look cool too). You had to have that new MacBook pro. You have to have the latest in skinny jeans. You eat out every night of the week. You insist on "organic" when you don't even really know what that means.
Want to go to space in a plane? No one is preventing you from being rich. You're just act like a poor person.
Think of the soccer mom scenario...
Lady enters checkout line with baby on hip and two kids in cart. She's tired of wrangling, wants to leave ASAP.
Apple/Google: Using one hand, pulls phone out of purse, taps, enter pin on phone.
CurrentC: Pull phone out of purse. Unlock phone. Launch CurrentC app. Due to poor cell signal in store, app takes a long time to connect. Enter app pin. Request new transaction. Wait for QR code to show. Explain to the cashier you need them to scan this code. Wait for the second code to appear on Casher's screen. Scan that. Wait some more. Kids screaming murder now. Poor lady begins to cry.
First, CurrentC involves scanning TWO QR Codes. Wow. It's almost like we should use a radio to exchange the data. Durr. Second, Target, KMart, and Walmart are involved with this... KMart and Target are idiots; Walmart has an empire, what are they colluding with them? Apple customers are elitist that will go out of their way to use their fancy phones to do anything (ex: boarding passes). Whichever one of these retailers wakes up first and embraces secure technology wins a whole lot of new business.
/me shows self to door
I love in California how there are warning labels on everything. And no one cares.
And it's stupid to assume they still are. An IP address is _not_ an identity, even in IPv6.
So what alarmist hyper-environmentalist news stories are we to believe? Last time I checked, we had environmentalists screaming that fracking thousands of feet down leaks chemicals (sand, light hydrocarbons) through thousands of feet of permeable geological layers. If these layers are so permeable and the alarmists are telling the trough, how come it takes `thousands` of years to recharge the aquifers?
I don't get why slashdotters are magnetized to such stories...
We need a little more forward-looking NRC. Need research into alternative fuel types (breeder reactors, thorium cycle, pebble bed, etc). AP1000 is a great step forward, but we need competition with even more designs.
... so straight up yes or no, do you _really_ think the highest office in the USA had no prior knowledge of what was happening and this was all a genuine surprise?
It was a program he approved and sponsored no matter what ignorance he claims. We need to hold him accountable, but unfortunately, there is an unhealthy celebrity love affair with this president that he is using to cover the usual dirt that comes with this office.
Couldn't have said it better. Things would be better if _both_ sides of the argument respected and loved the individuals behind the opinions.
Just add a little carmel coloring and there you have it.
Malware is pretty easy to download over HTTPs, since an IDS can't fingerprint it. I've been looking for a firewall that can do this reliably, so I'd love to hear solutions that people have found work reasonably well.
Management has no interest in employee's personal lives. Hence we don't block facebook, youtube, etc. The goal is to keep the company asset's safe. Employees are made aware during their orientation that we have the ability to monitor their computers in every way. The message has been, if you want privacy, use your mobile device (and don't vote for Democrats and their spy programs).
If you're using IP based sessions you're a moron. Only the RIAA/MPAA makes that argument.
Truth is NAT works just fine for the vast majority of cases, and makes a layered (IE not-eggs-all-in-one-basket) approach to security much simpler.
The real problem is routing table size with BGP. As we continue to divide the internet into smaller routable blocks, this is requiring an exponential amount of memory in BGP routers. Currently, the global BGP table requires around 256mb of RAM. IPv6 makes this problem 4 times worse.
IPv6 is a failure, we don't actually _need_ everything to have a publicly routable address. There were only two real problems with IPv4: wasted space on legacy headers nobody uses, and NAT traversal. IETF thumbed their noses as NAT (not-invented-here syndrome) and instead of solving real problems using a pave-the-cowpaths-approach, they opted to design something that nobody has a real use for.
Anyway, I'm hoping a set of brilliant engineers comes forward to invent IPv5, where we still use 32 bit public address to be backward compatible with today's routing equipment, but uses some brilliant hack re-using unused IPv4 headers to allow direct address through a NAT.
Flame away.
I really like upstart. The scripts are stupidly easy to write and understand, and the syntax is plain english.
Actually that's the only reason I like upstart. Maybe with Ubuntu onboard with systemd we can get an alternate, easier-to-use syntax than the default systemd.
Both guilty of Treason, failure to protect the constitution and deserve 10 lifetimes in jail. I have no doubt his actions will cost millions of human lives over the next 50 years.
The real problem is the American people and electing a president that is nothing more than a celebrity. Obama knew all this was happening, and was willfully complicit to let the government violate our rights. Unfortunate the hippies and liberals can't look past their retarded drum protests to bring Obama to justice for letting the government violate our rights (spying, without due process/warrants) and Snowden, for being so irresponsible in the way he revealed what was happening.
"I was surprised to see not a single reference to a real-world conflict that plausibly would not have occurred in the absence of observed climatic extremes. If the authors wish to claim a strong causal link, providing some form of case validation is critical."
Global Climate change is a serious issue, but 'science' like this only strengthens the opposition to any real change. Once again, climate 'science' is now just fear mongering. Way to go!
Fucking fuck, grow a pair of balls. Despite what your mother's left tit convinced you of, the world isn't here to kiss your ass. If you are 'talented' as your egotisical writing claims, but you are unwilling to help those who hate you, you are worthless. YOU need to contribute something meaningful to the 7 billion people that outrank you, not the other way around. You are LAST. Just because you were born into privilege and opportunity to earn a college degree doesn't mean the starving kid in Africa deserves less. Stop thinking of your own butthole and contribute something and expect NOTHING in return. In the man time, enjoy a life of depression and anxiety while you rot away trying to make yourself happy through masturbatory comments about how 'good' you would have if been if you only could have maybe had of sort of maybe contributed to something way bigger than yourself.
http://news.yahoo.com/singapore-malaysia-face-economic-hit-prolonged-smog-093307319.html
Really it doesn't matter what we do in the USA if Asia and the middle east are 1000x worse with a larger population.
I know Oracle is a supposed to be super evil lawyer driven blah blah blah... but just so we get the story straight, Monty sells MySql to Sun, Oracle buys Sun, Monty wants MySql back as MariaDb. At this point, Monty and the MySql community have cried wolf one to many fucking times. I really just don't care anymore.
Because having a laser shot at my balls is more desirable than anything I can think of.
SmartOS is pretty amazing. You can create virtual environments that share a kernel space, meaning that YOUR os is running directly on the hardware, making it _extremely_ fast with almost no overhead. The file system (ZFS) is also 'shared' using zones and pools so there's almost no cost there either. Migration a vm between SmartOS hosts is also a pretty amazing thing. You can also create virtual NICs and route/bond/segment/tapdance. SmartOS has it's roots in Solaris, so it's a little different than Linux, but for the most part anyone with Unix experience can figure it out.
For a minute, I thought PETA was poking the hacker group Anonymous with a stick. Now THAT would be an interesting battle... I'm a little disappointed.