also, wouldn't this type of search be pretty useless for identifying kiddy porn images?
It's obviously good enough in some cases - like this one, as 5 videos containing child pornography were, in fact, discovered.
This has been discussed a few times recently on \.
Gamers invest a great deal of time and emotion, to the games they play. That's real time, and real emotion, and should be represented by a real dollar value.
I play football in my spare time, investing time and emotion. Are you going to pay me "real dollar" for that?
There's me thinking all along that the pleasure, and hence the value, was in playing the game.
This doesn't parse very well, so I'm not sure if this is the point that you're trying to make, but the sender needs the public key of the receiver for encryption. The receiver only needs the senders public key to check if a signature is ok.
The article only refers to "speculative discussions" about the "possibility" of removing books. Which is, to my mind, not attempting to ban books, although it may well have been a tentative first step.
The trouble is that the effect has become much greater than the cause, and it's often out of the hands of the person involved.
Of course you're right, to be absolutely sure of not getting kicked off the team, don't break the rules. But at the same time college kids are supposed be doing some growing up and that involves bending, and even breaking, the rules, and it needn't be made harder than it already is.
That's a nice trite answer.
Of course you've never driven just a little too fast, and you waited until it was nice and legal before you took your first drink.
These pictures appear to mostly embarrassing rather than evidence of law-breaking.
Why is going to a party and getting drunk necessarily a "bad decision"?
Sure, it's not the healthiest thing you can do to your body, but not relaxing and letting loose once in a while isn't too good for your mind either - and that could lead to bad decision making.
But it's not limited to reuse, but also allows adaptation and modification.
You say "Google are evil",
Google reports "Wolfger says 'Google are not evil'"
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Soylent green.
Or, indeed, the entire comment.
myopenid.com already has the option to display a personal icon on the login page.
also, wouldn't this type of search be pretty useless for identifying kiddy porn images?
It's obviously good enough in some cases - like this one, as 5 videos containing child pornography were, in fact, discovered.
This has been discussed a few times recently on \.
I used a nice one some time ago but don't remember the name
Filelight?
Yes, but can it... oh!
It's an offence to be drunk in a public place, and there are many places in the UK where you can't drink alcohol in public at all.
But it probably wouldn't be a new programme. It would be an extension to an existing programme and would more easily and quickly pass into law.
Gamers invest a great deal of time and emotion, to the games they play. That's real time, and real emotion, and should be represented by a real dollar value.
I play football in my spare time, investing time and emotion. Are you going to pay me "real dollar" for that?
There's me thinking all along that the pleasure, and hence the value, was in playing the game.
I'm guessing you didn't RTFA
How the hell is this modded -1 Troll?
Troll != Disagree
Maybe he has the thing using a dynamic dns service.
I, for one, welcome the invention of the magnifying glass.
duel boot
Fighting for your attention?
This doesn't parse very well, so I'm not sure if this is the point that you're trying to make, but the sender needs the public key of the receiver for encryption. The receiver only needs the senders public key to check if a signature is ok.
In the same way that there's a difference between USA and Canada.
The article only refers to "speculative discussions" about the "possibility" of removing books. Which is, to my mind, not attempting to ban books, although it may well have been a tentative first step.
At universaities no less!
The trouble is that the effect has become much greater than the cause, and it's often out of the hands of the person involved.
Of course you're right, to be absolutely sure of not getting kicked off the team, don't break the rules. But at the same time college kids are supposed be doing some growing up and that involves bending, and even breaking, the rules, and it needn't be made harder than it already is.
Yeah, that's right. You're another pious prick who's lived a completely blameless and angelic life.
That's a nice trite answer.
Of course you've never driven just a little too fast, and you waited until it was nice and legal before you took your first drink.
These pictures appear to mostly embarrassing rather than evidence of law-breaking.
Except that it's the PicasaWeb that has the facial recognition and tagging, not Picasa.
Why is going to a party and getting drunk necessarily a "bad decision"?
Sure, it's not the healthiest thing you can do to your body, but not relaxing and letting loose once in a while isn't too good for your mind either - and that could lead to bad decision making.
Yes, bad example on my part, just making the point that the EULA covers more than simply reuse.
But it's not limited to reuse, but also allows adaptation and modification.
You say "Google are evil",
Google reports "Wolfger says 'Google are not evil'"