Linux was designed for the cheapskate, to download as much free porn as possible. Nothing stops porn, and the need for people to have it for free. Not to mention free software - the two are the yin and yang of the internet.
It is called the HIV virus. AIDS can result from being infected with the HIV virus. And I don't think the military invented it. It's been recently shown to have definitely come from monkeys, probably in the 1930's.
Under palindromes the Encyclopedia Brittanica has the following to say about the above:
This Latin palindromic square found on a Roman wall in Cirencester Eng., and in Pompeii may be translated: "Arepo the sower holds the wheels with care." As late as the 19th century it was graven on amulets and charms and laid upon pregnant women to ensure safe delivery. Like the sign of the fish (an acrostic: Greek ichthys,"fish," happens to have the first letters of the Greek words for Jesus Christ, God's son, Saviour), the square may have been used to identify fellow Christians in the days of persecution.
It's funny that you should mention it, but I've been trying to think of ways of using free online services for backups. Gmail may work, but it is akward to open a lot of accounts. What you really want is to be able to run a business. I was thinking of taking data and encoding it into jpgs and then uploading them to photo sites.
But probably not. The truth of the matter is that there will be a 100 petabyte flashdrive that people hand around that has ALL of music on it and the issue will be moot.
There is a lot of hype in the news about chaos theory, but as an applied mathematician I don't see many applications of it. There are a lot of theories as to why it fell, but, in my opinion, chaos theory is neither useful in such a case, or even applicable. If you ask people concrete questions like "what would you actually calculate using chaos theory to show this", I never get an answer.
By definition, chaotic systems are sensitive to initial conditions, so small changes in the intial states make big long term changes. This has been a problem in using the idea of chaos to simulate real systems - noise matters a lot.
Is that the tension over US control causes a splintering of the internet. So that you would have to do something weird if you were in the US and wanted to use the "French internet". It would be like the old days, when you had to be on bitnet to send mail to someone on bitnet.
If you look at the history of standards, such as done at NIST, usually people try to choose the best thing, but it is hard to forsee what is the best. A good example are the standards associated with how to quantify vibrations in static structures, such as bridges. Looked good in 1948, turned out bad (Tacoma bridge).
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Tom Sugar, a robotics professor at U of Arizona has done a lot of real time stuff, I think his website has something....
My only complaint is that the binding broke in a couple of weeks, and I had lost the receipt. So hold onto it.
I partially agree - but I think your are a little harsh. Let's not bring religion into it.
I am however a bit disappointed that a comment that I firmly believe to represent reality is modded down.
Linux was designed for the cheapskate, to download as much free porn as possible. Nothing stops porn, and the need for people to have it for free. Not to mention free software - the two are the yin and yang of the internet.
When iTunes was young, some guy tried to resell a song on ebay:
Here is the story .
Maybe they will offer "Double Dutch Bus" for free ! (Remember that debacle on Ebay ?)
I don't think zero has come yet. -1 or -2 or less ?
And while I am here, let me just reiterate that "hurd" is a poor choice of name for a kernel.
I think such a study would be seminal work in this area....
It is called the HIV virus. AIDS can result from being infected with the HIV virus. And I don't think the military invented it. It's been recently shown to have definitely come from monkeys, probably in the 1930's.
I don't think we should be so hard on Microsoft. Has Hurd been completed yet ? In complex projects, these things happen.
Apparently, they just didn't learn their lesson!! Now they are just trying to be controlling digitally.
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Under palindromes the Encyclopedia Brittanica has the following to say about the above:
This Latin palindromic square found on a Roman wall in Cirencester Eng., and in Pompeii may be translated: "Arepo the sower holds the wheels with care." As late as the 19th century it was graven on amulets and charms and laid upon pregnant women to ensure safe delivery. Like the sign of the fish (an acrostic: Greek ichthys,"fish," happens to have the first letters of the Greek words for Jesus Christ, God's son, Saviour), the square may have been used to identify fellow Christians in the days of persecution.
Wonder if Sununu's fired now ?
(think about that sentance)
Jean Gallier at UPenn has a lot of stuff about this on his webpage: here
We here a lot of this kind of thing - faulty Mac products. But they don't usually pan out, so why give it much thought ?
It's funny that you should mention it, but I've been trying to think of ways of using free online services for backups. Gmail may work, but it is akward to open a lot of accounts. What you really want is to be able to run a business. I was thinking of taking data and encoding it into jpgs and then uploading them to photo sites.
But probably not. The truth of the matter is that there will be a 100 petabyte flashdrive that people hand around that has ALL of music on it and the issue will be moot.
the snooping problem used to be very pervasive. I am not sure how it is now, but it certainly was a problem for a long time.
They should use the famouse "Dildo song". It's the most popular download.
OK how about this: "Written English is ambigous" ??
AVOID all caps. It is ambiguous.
And how many Jews did they hand over to the Nazis ? Shame on them.
There is a lot of hype in the news about chaos theory, but as an applied mathematician I don't see many applications of it. There are a lot of theories as to why it fell, but, in my opinion, chaos theory is neither useful in such a case, or even applicable. If you ask people concrete questions like "what would you actually calculate using chaos theory to show this", I never get an answer.
By definition, chaotic systems are sensitive to initial conditions, so small changes in the intial states make big long term changes. This has been a problem in using the idea of chaos to simulate real systems - noise matters a lot.
Is that the tension over US control causes a splintering of the internet. So that you would have to do something weird if you were in the US and wanted to use the "French internet". It would be like the old days, when you had to be on bitnet to send mail to someone on bitnet.
If you look at the history of standards, such as done at NIST, usually people try to choose the best thing, but it is hard to forsee what is the best. A good example are the standards associated with how to quantify vibrations in static structures, such as bridges. Looked good in 1948, turned out bad (Tacoma bridge).