I fail to see the error of having doors open outwards. They do around here. Let me explain: Doors are meant to keep people out, yes? Now, what would be safest against someone busting the door in - one that opens in or out?
Of course you could could turn it around and say that doors are not made to keep people out, but rather keep them in until the cops arrive..
AFAIK quantum channels are too slow to stream video at the moment(other than crap quality I guess). "100 keys per second" seems to imply that they use a standard symmetric crypto(AES) and just send the much smaller 128-256b keys over the quantum channel(via afforementioned one-time pad).
How about writing software that allocates space on the drive before using it, since you know it'll become fragmented otherwise. Like a new-operator, only it's for storage - not RAM. Could be done via overloading new in some basic class in C++.
But of course, solving the problem at its root would be the best choice.
Like this one. The three watt variant. Runs on two AA batteries. It lights up the entire room with a somewhat cold white light. Can be fixed by adding some red and yellow I recon.
Also, looking directly into it is very nasty, but a clear bulb probably does that aswell.
memory would occacionally fail HDDs would bog down the system spontaneous reboots gfx failure didn't like non-integer clock multipliers sometimes the FSB would set to 100 instead of 133 two PSUs exploded
I believe I've replaced every part(or tested in other machines) except the motherboard. Which I guess is my/your machine's problem.
What I find interesting is that Direct Connect is fairly popular in Sweden, and it's not very hard to get into hubs(fakeshare or whatnot) and people share close to 1TB of stuff. Yet they catch these guys who only share one or two movies/albums. I have friend who have had letters sent from their ISPs asking them to up-/download less because they've recieved complaints or noticed a lot of traffic.. Yet nothing happens.
"Researchers say that the greatest difficulty will be with the reading of information."
How about just sending light into a black hole? You can cram a lot of data into those things! Fairly secure aswell - I'd like to see someone get close enough to read it.
At 2048x1080, the inter-pixel correlation is very high. So 10:1 compression is very much possible by fairly simple means..
For instance, I just(losslessly) compressed a 2048x1536 24bpp image from 9.00MiB to 1.96MiB using a laplachian pyramid and a simple mean value predictor piped through bzip2. I imagine with a somewhat better designed predictor, aswell as taking advantage of temporal redundancy, you could go as high as 20:1.
Also, the Discrete Cosine Transform(which is what M/JPEG uses) is lossless. The quantization step is what constitutes the "lossy" part.
The easiest wait is just to generate a 32- or 64-bit PR number instead of the 15-bit ones rand() returns. That should reduce the number of "favourings" on the lower ID songs.
As an added bonues, it wouldn't take a couple of seconds to change song in your 100,000 song playlist because it has to sort it every time...
Unless of course their property contains a forest, meadow or similar in which case they are allowed to set up a tent and camp for three days before continuing..
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Unless of course you sleep with your mother.
Are you familiar with the old robot saying "DOES NOT COMPUTE"?
Oops, wrong show...
I fail to see the error of having doors open outwards. They do around here.
Let me explain:
Doors are meant to keep people out, yes? Now, what would be safest against someone busting the door in - one that opens in or out?
Of course you could could turn it around and say that doors are not made to keep people out, but rather keep them in until the cops arrive..
Everything under USPTO's apparatus for large scale sub-ferrum elemental fusion.
Reminds me of Futurama:
"The only names not yet trademarked are 'Popplers' and 'Tastesicles'"
Well, sound is just sound levels sampled at a higher rate.
So after a while they could just go rate = 44.1kHz...
AFAIK quantum channels are too slow to stream video at the moment(other than crap quality I guess).
"100 keys per second" seems to imply that they use a standard symmetric crypto(AES) and just send the much smaller 128-256b keys over the quantum channel(via afforementioned one-time pad).
Especially when they can cost as little as $3 brand new(silent too, only 13dBa)!
How about writing software that allocates space on the drive before using it, since you know it'll become fragmented otherwise. Like a new-operator, only it's for storage - not RAM.
Could be done via overloading new in some basic class in C++.
But of course, solving the problem at its root would be the best choice.
Don't know about helicopters, but I did see ~$10-20k gyrocopter kits.
And if you're a skilled mechanic(on slashdot?) there's also blueprints around.
Like this one.
The three watt variant. Runs on two AA batteries.
It lights up the entire room with a somewhat cold white light. Can be fixed by adding some red and yellow I recon.
Also, looking directly into it is very nasty, but a clear bulb probably does that aswell.
Would that be kelvin, Celsius or Fahrenheit?
This sounds a lot like my old Athlon machine:
memory would occacionally fail
HDDs would bog down the system
spontaneous reboots
gfx failure
didn't like non-integer clock multipliers
sometimes the FSB would set to 100 instead of 133
two PSUs exploded
I believe I've replaced every part(or tested in other machines) except the motherboard. Which I guess is my/your machine's problem.
The latest South Park episode seems relevant;
"We have to make Token believe he needs us, when actually he doesn't need us at all..."
What I find interesting is that Direct Connect is fairly popular in Sweden, and it's not very hard to get into hubs(fakeshare or whatnot) and people share close to 1TB of stuff. Yet they catch these guys who only share one or two movies/albums.
I have friend who have had letters sent from their ISPs asking them to up-/download less because they've recieved complaints or noticed a lot of traffic.. Yet nothing happens.
"Really its worded horribly This patent."
You make it sound like some sort of exception...
"Researchers say that the greatest difficulty will be with the reading of information."
How about just sending light into a black hole? You can cram a lot of data into those things!
Fairly secure aswell - I'd like to see someone get close enough to read it.
.. or you could go medieval with your core memory mail!
At 2048x1080, the inter-pixel correlation is very high. So 10:1 compression is very much possible by fairly simple means..
For instance, I just(losslessly) compressed a 2048x1536 24bpp image from 9.00MiB to 1.96MiB using a laplachian pyramid and a simple mean value predictor piped through bzip2. I imagine with a somewhat better designed predictor, aswell as taking advantage of temporal redundancy, you could go as high as 20:1.
Also, the Discrete Cosine Transform(which is what M/JPEG uses) is lossless. The quantization step is what constitutes the "lossy" part.
Well, a wardrobe malfunction won't cause the death of a few thousand souls for starters..
"Oh no, a naked breast! Run for your lives!"
You left out Barbara Streisand
The easiest wait is just to generate a 32- or 64-bit PR number instead of the 15-bit ones rand() returns. That should reduce the number of "favourings" on the lower ID songs.
As an added bonues, it wouldn't take a couple of seconds to change song in your 100,000 song playlist because it has to sort it every time...
Unless of course their property contains a forest, meadow or similar in which case they are allowed to set up a tent and camp for three days before continuing..
You would get away easier with murder/manslaughter. At least in Sweden. $5,000 and mental care for instance.
Maybe the filesharers should plead insanity?
"Voices in my head told me if I didn't download all the latest movies I would die!"
Without dupes people would resort to actually figuring out good profit schemes. Or heaven forbid, new jokes!