Uh, obviously interest is not there - or at least, Microsoft's interest apparently isn't there.
Let's face it - one quick look at Microsoft's track record and you have to wonder why Microsoft would ever even think of touching Bitcoin. Bitcoin is (ostensibly) about privacy, surely this would be antithetical to Microsoft's demonstrated business practices to date? Then again, maybe Microsoft is only just realizing what a farce the concept of Bitcoin really is.
Chill it down to around -160C, remove power and read the current state of the RAM device. Brute force away - preferably in a completely sandboxed virtual environment, but if you enjoy restoring your illicitly gained RAM image every ten attempts, hey - be my guest!
Is it just me, or has anybody else noticed that the whole android O/S is running as a virtual instance under your telephone's SIM architecture? So - your job is to write an OS which will be secure when run as a virtual instance in a hostile virtualization environment.
If we can (to some rudimentary extent) approximate the previously understood behavior of neurons and synapses as electro-mechanical processes on a silicon chip, how do we approximate this new (slow) method of data distribution within a computational system?
If this does prove to be a mechanism used by organic nervous systems to move information around the neural network (something akin to bias in an old-style electronic circuit?), we will need to create and understand a similar mechanism for silicon-based computing platforms as a necessary step towards creating true machine intelligence.
After my local Gubberment uses their version of lead-pipe cryptography to convince me that I should take down a website (as opposed to an all-expense paid vacation at the local PITA joint), do I really believe I can get away with putting up a marker that says "Not my fault - they made me!"
Isn't this the same brand of crap as asking website managers to implement a web canary in their HTML? I thought we'd all already discussed that here and concluded that as wonderful as it sounds, it also sounds like a great way to end up in a reeducation camp somewhere.
That's because educators used to be permitted to determine and employ appropriate disciplinary measures on their own. Anybody here remember the Principal's paddle? No?
Damned straight, some kid in school does anything the instructors don't like, call the cops. The instructors are no longer permitted to do anything else. Let this kid's parents pick up the freight - unless they can prove malfeasance, misconduct or abuse on the part of any of the officials involved. Personally, I think they're letting the kid and his family off light - who's going to pay for all of this now?
My ISP can only 'pierce' (read: violate) encryption that I get from my ISP. Hence that "common carrier" thing. There's no way my ISP can know what I'm doing with their connection if I use encapsulation/encryption methods for which they do not have an escrow - such as encapsulation/encryption methods provided by a veritable host of third parties. VPN, anyone?
Y'know, VPN + TOR = about 90% of the fight won already. I suppose APK can even make a more than valid case for hostfiles in this connection. Hate to give that poor fellow the nod, as he still needs professional help; but (deity help me) I'm actually considering running his software. I may have to get over the author being crazed, or find another similar solution written by someone still in possession of all their marbles.
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Let's face it - one quick look at Microsoft's track record and you have to wonder why Microsoft would ever even think of touching Bitcoin. Bitcoin is (ostensibly) about privacy, surely this would be antithetical to Microsoft's demonstrated business practices to date? Then again, maybe Microsoft is only just realizing what a farce the concept of Bitcoin really is.
Just thought I'd ask - being an old B5 fan and all . . .
Or Android?
Or Linux?
Or Windows phone? (oh, wait. Never mind)
Chill it down to around -160C, remove power and read the current state of the RAM device. Brute force away - preferably in a completely sandboxed virtual environment, but if you enjoy restoring your illicitly gained RAM image every ten attempts, hey - be my guest!
BTW, do you still use your hostfile manager when you download kiddie porn? Just askin'.
Go!
If this does prove to be a mechanism used by organic nervous systems to move information around the neural network (something akin to bias in an old-style electronic circuit?), we will need to create and understand a similar mechanism for silicon-based computing platforms as a necessary step towards creating true machine intelligence.
It creates heat. Just sayin'.
Put it, say, on the far side of the moon.
Just askin'.
That's WTF.
We all know how reliable those are.
Isn't this the same brand of crap as asking website managers to implement a web canary in their HTML? I thought we'd all already discussed that here and concluded that as wonderful as it sounds, it also sounds like a great way to end up in a reeducation camp somewhere.
Can you tell by looking?
Damned straight, some kid in school does anything the instructors don't like, call the cops. The instructors are no longer permitted to do anything else. Let this kid's parents pick up the freight - unless they can prove malfeasance, misconduct or abuse on the part of any of the officials involved. Personally, I think they're letting the kid and his family off light - who's going to pay for all of this now?
Y'know, VPN + TOR = about 90% of the fight won already. I suppose APK can even make a more than valid case for hostfiles in this connection. Hate to give that poor fellow the nod, as he still needs professional help; but (deity help me) I'm actually considering running his software. I may have to get over the author being crazed, or find another similar solution written by someone still in possession of all their marbles.
Given the size of the cosmos (think: big. Really big), I don't think we're that unique.
Are these even words we ever want used in the same sentence?
It's too late for my kids - but I could have augments for grandkids.
Letting him get out all over the rest of the year just ruins everything.
Can't we just say that all Fridays matter?
(sorry, I just couldn't resist. Get some help, Al)
Wait - I know - let's see if we can get 'em all run some kind of hostfile manager for windows . . .
Do you think IASA will let me hitchhike with them?
(N/T)