Sure you can. You can fly with a gun on the plane. No ammo, and the gun has to be an approved situation (I forget if it's a locked box, or just a lock), and in the luggage you are checking, and you have to declare it. But you can certainly take a gun into an airport in CA.
at $3K, it's got 4 cores, but you an get 12 for an unannounced price. Still, the box is probably 1000x more capable than the NeXT Cube I bought ages ago for $6500...
That assumes the fiber travels in a straight line. This is not the case, though people have been blowing holes thru mountains to straighten the routes to make trades faster...
Yeah, or turn the screen bright white... but the software would have to 'work harder' (and probably make it less secure) with wildly variable lighting.
Also, the phone could use the accelerometer to determine it's movement and compare it to the expected change in photos given the 3D model of your face stored in the phone.
I don't know why they don't let you use the camera. I should be able to unlock my phone by holding it up so the camera can see my face. Maybe from a couple of angles, or a swipe around from one side to the other...
I recently went from a 4-digit PIN to a password that takes about 11 keystrokes to enter. I do notice that it's more of a pain when driving, but other than that, not so much... Now if my iPhone had NFC and I could unlock it with my Yubikey Neo, that'd be cool as I'm unlikely to lose my phone and keys at the same time, unless I also lose my pants. And if that's happened, I've got bigger problems...
My Core-2 Duo Macbook is EOL at Snow Leopard, but I'm fine with that. In fact I'm still running Leopard on it, since I want to do a clean reinstall instead of an upgrade but haven't made time to do it. Besides, once I upgrade to snow leopard I won't be able to run the "AirPort Admin Utility for Graphite and Snow.app" to admin my original Airport base station.
I don't understand the whining about 'planned obsolescence'. My gear continues to run just like when I bought it. Besides, I consider many of the "enhancements" of recent OSX upgrades to be steps backward...
Fucking Google ignores SPF records. Just the other day at work we were checking on the viability of spoofing from our cloud based servers into our Google hosted-domain email (to make it easier for an internal automated system to assign issues to the correct customer). So I spoofed the "From:" header. No problem. Yay, it'll work!:-)
Then, curious, I spoofed the envelope sender for my personal domain which specifies a hard-fail. Google nicely logged the hard-fail and delivered the email anyway. It's nice to know that people should have no trouble joe-jobbing me to Google email customers. Fuckers.
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Thanks... And I was focused on making sure I spelled the long words correctly :-)
Work on you reading comprehension... "not incompatible".
Alcohol & ammo are better things to stockpile for trading "after the fall" than gold.
Windows is still available and widely deployed.
Let google maintain it for you.
People were willing to fight and die to gain their rights as gay americans.
I'm sure some people still are.
Sure you can. You can fly with a gun on the plane. No ammo, and the gun has to be an approved situation (I forget if it's a locked box, or just a lock), and in the luggage you are checking, and you have to declare it. But you can certainly take a gun into an airport in CA.
at $3K, it's got 4 cores, but you an get 12 for an unannounced price.
Still, the box is probably 1000x more capable than the NeXT Cube I bought ages ago for $6500...
I can't imagine setting up something like Silk Road without a 'burn it all' setup like Mel Gibson had in Conspiracy Theory.
No, but all your base are belong to them anyway.
That assumes the fiber travels in a straight line. This is not the case, though people have been blowing holes thru mountains to straighten the routes to make trades faster...
Yeah, or turn the screen bright white... but the software would have to 'work harder' (and probably make it less secure) with wildly variable lighting.
Also, the phone could use the accelerometer to determine it's movement and compare it to the expected change in photos given the 3D model of your face stored in the phone.
No, not just a photo, but rather a video/series of photos from different angles, so you'd need a fairly realistic 3-D bust of the person's face.
I don't know why they don't let you use the camera. I should be able to unlock my phone by holding it up so the camera can see my face. Maybe from a couple of angles, or a swipe around from one side to the other...
Heh, I adopted a kid, so I'm already in the FBI database, all 10 fingers.
I recently went from a 4-digit PIN to a password that takes about 11 keystrokes to enter. I do notice that it's more of a pain when driving, but other than that, not so much... Now if my iPhone had NFC and I could unlock it with my Yubikey Neo, that'd be cool as I'm unlikely to lose my phone and keys at the same time, unless I also lose my pants. And if that's happened, I've got bigger problems...
And the FreeBSD that runs my BluRay player I use for Netflix...
IIRC, SunOS was based on BSD, Solaris switched to System V (at the user-interface level anyway, not sure about the kernel and programming APIs)
It's so closed-source that they make it available on git-hub: https://github.com/opensource-apple/xnu
Ah right, Mtn. Lion is out though (according to the Apple website).
_I_ was the "gmail customer end", and it dropped in my Inbox with no indication that it was spammy at all...
My Core-2 Duo Macbook is EOL at Snow Leopard, but I'm fine with that. In fact I'm still running Leopard on it, since I want to do a clean reinstall instead of an upgrade but haven't made time to do it. Besides, once I upgrade to snow leopard I won't be able to run the "AirPort Admin Utility for Graphite and Snow.app" to admin my original Airport base station.
I don't understand the whining about 'planned obsolescence'. My gear continues to run just like when I bought it. Besides, I consider many of the "enhancements" of recent OSX upgrades to be steps backward...
Fucking Google ignores SPF records. Just the other day at work we were checking on the viability of spoofing from our cloud based servers into our Google hosted-domain email (to make it easier for an internal automated system to assign issues to the correct customer). So I spoofed the "From:" header. No problem. Yay, it'll work! :-)
Then, curious, I spoofed the envelope sender for my personal domain which specifies a hard-fail. Google nicely logged the hard-fail and delivered the email anyway. It's nice to know that people should have no trouble joe-jobbing me to Google email customers. Fuckers.
Yep, Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg, your coffee is ready.