This would be fairly simple to brute force attack a password like you suggest. Every day sentences are not a good idea. Completely random sets of words would be better, but still not as secure as a strong password in the traditional way.
Things like typing speed and cadence over a longish sentence that you have previously chosen could be a nice alternative.
Or an interactive experience where you type your sentence, and the system responds with a new sentence, and you type some more stuff, might be alright, kind of like a series of secrete phrases 007 style, which kill the conversation at any point there is an unexpected deviance.
this sounds like the right approach for a technical/vocational oriented school where the goal isn't a liberal arts type degree but rather a high functioning engineer/technician...possibly in a very specific domain/field.
There are different tracts in CS degrees, with some focusing on C++ and low level coding (embedded systems, OS, robotics, etc.) and others focusing on Java and other more abstract languages (automated reasoning, AI, NLP, web programming)...so I think it really depends on what the student choose to focus on.
i'm sure they are hoping to make TX a hub for the private space industry once the workers and infrastructure is in place. it's not just about this one deal.
except that a laser mic is ACTIVE monitoring and could be detected, whereas video is PASSIVE monitoring and is undetectable. It would also allow for monitoring in hostile environments, i.e. some guys around a campfire, where there may not be a nice object to laser against.
there should be some treaties in place that would only allow space warfare if they properly handle the resulting space junk, otherwise space will become a no man land. perhaps this would result in non explosive/kinetic attacks, capture and burn in the atmosphere attacks, and repositioning attacks.
There is a precedent for this Hamas was just saying the other day that they intend to shoot down commercial airplanes flying into and out of tel aviv. The USA and Germany were sinking each others civilian boats around the Atlantic during WWII
As a country, the United States has not Declared War against anyone since World War II, it has however by Executive Order by the Commander in Chief gone to war with several countries.
Fixed that for you...
As a country, the United States has not Declared War against anyone since World War II, it has however by Executive Order by the Commander in Chief gone to war with several dozen countries.
Your statements are either out of ignorance or hate/bigotry.
Hundreds of rockets were fired at Israel in the past month alone. Israel didn't respond. Finally Israel said if you don't stop, we will respond. And what happened? The rocket fire rate increase. Even now, as Israel makes half attempts to stop the rocket fire with limited strikes, they have offered Gaza a ceasefire if they stop the rocket attacks. Gaza refused, saying they want to fight this war to the bitter end. The Gazans only have themselves to blame for drawing a reluctant Israel into a pointless war.
Feel bad for all the rational civilians who are caught up in this nonsense on both sides, but don't act like the Palestinians are innocent victims.
Oh, you mean the xbox one or PS4; well those are the latest gen, but xbox360/PS3 are still current gen. In fact, they are much better consoles to own for now. More games. Cheap games. Used games available.
There are more and more games that run on Macs now, at least on Steam (I'm not a Steam lover, but if you've got a mac it's a good way to go).
Not really. There's a small subset of games, typically at much higher price points and late to market. I get 25 games for free each yr with XBOX LIVE GOLD, and pick up many AAA titles for $5 to $15 via on demand sales.
Although if you've got a macbook pro, do you have money left over to buy a console?
You can find an xbox360 for $100 on ebay/craigslist these days...or get a new one for $200. It's not just money though, there's no updating it, no viruses, no booting up and shutting down, no installing games, etc. It just works. And if it does break, just toss it or sell it on ebay and buy a new one. No need to spend hours/days trying to resurrect it.
Only plenty of facebook like companies will be more than happy to fund the kid's education while he works for them, so if the kid wants the degree, it's kind of a win win.
Facebook has released several different responses to this issue and is closely monitoring how people in each of the different experimental groups respond to these releases.
200 yrs ago we proved electric cars were viable (http://inventors.about.com/od/estartinventions/a/History-Of-Electric-Vehicles.htm) 2000 yrs ago we proved steam engines worked (http://www.ancient-origins.net/ancient-technology/ancient-invention-steam-engine-hero-alexandria-001467)
This doesn't diminish the significance of it as a useful product.
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This would be fairly simple to brute force attack a password like you suggest. Every day sentences are not a good idea. Completely random sets of words would be better, but still not as secure as a strong password in the traditional way.
Things like typing speed and cadence over a longish sentence that you have previously chosen could be a nice alternative.
Or an interactive experience where you type your sentence, and the system responds with a new sentence, and you type some more stuff, might be alright, kind of like a series of secrete phrases 007 style, which kill the conversation at any point there is an unexpected deviance.
this sounds like the right approach for a technical/vocational oriented school where the goal isn't a liberal arts type degree but rather a high functioning engineer/technician...possibly in a very specific domain/field.
There are different tracts in CS degrees, with some focusing on C++ and low level coding (embedded systems, OS, robotics, etc.) and others focusing on Java and other more abstract languages (automated reasoning, AI, NLP, web programming)...so I think it really depends on what the student choose to focus on.
safe? no. hack proof? yes.
i'm sure they are hoping to make TX a hub for the private space industry once the workers and infrastructure is in place. it's not just about this one deal.
except that a laser mic is ACTIVE monitoring and could be detected, whereas video is PASSIVE monitoring and is undetectable. It would also allow for monitoring in hostile environments, i.e. some guys around a campfire, where there may not be a nice object to laser against.
Er, that's so 1984
well, we made an agreement with them, if they give up their nukes, that the USA would ensure their safety.
If a member state puts in orbit a weapon that could generate space junk, we blow it up! Oh, wait...
there should be some treaties in place that would only allow space warfare if they properly handle the resulting space junk, otherwise space will become a no man land. perhaps this would result in non explosive/kinetic attacks, capture and burn in the atmosphere attacks, and repositioning attacks.
There is a precedent for this
Hamas was just saying the other day that they intend to shoot down commercial airplanes flying into and out of tel aviv.
The USA and Germany were sinking each others civilian boats around the Atlantic during WWII
As a country, the United States has not Declared War against anyone since World War II, it has however by Executive Order by the Commander in Chief gone to war with several countries.
Fixed that for you...
As a country, the United States has not Declared War against anyone since World War II, it has however by Executive Order by the Commander in Chief gone to war with several dozen countries.
Your statements are either out of ignorance or hate/bigotry.
Hundreds of rockets were fired at Israel in the past month alone. Israel didn't respond. Finally Israel said if you don't stop, we will respond. And what happened? The rocket fire rate increase. Even now, as Israel makes half attempts to stop the rocket fire with limited strikes, they have offered Gaza a ceasefire if they stop the rocket attacks. Gaza refused, saying they want to fight this war to the bitter end. The Gazans only have themselves to blame for drawing a reluctant Israel into a pointless war.
Feel bad for all the rational civilians who are caught up in this nonsense on both sides, but don't act like the Palestinians are innocent victims.
hmmm...more like long term space colony. not permanent.
well, 16 potassium atoms, well that clears things up.
Well, there are plenty of them out there for you. Go breed with them.
Here's a current gen deal: xbox 360 for $150
Deal has expired; but they come and go.
http://slickdeals.net/f/555149...
Oh, you mean the xbox one or PS4; well those are the latest gen, but xbox360/PS3 are still current gen.
In fact, they are much better consoles to own for now. More games. Cheap games. Used games available.
There are more and more games that run on Macs now, at least on Steam (I'm not a Steam lover, but if you've got a mac it's a good way to go).
Not really. There's a small subset of games, typically at much higher price points and late to market. I get 25 games for free each yr with XBOX LIVE GOLD, and pick up many AAA titles for $5 to $15 via on demand sales.
Although if you've got a macbook pro, do you have money left over to buy a console?
You can find an xbox360 for $100 on ebay/craigslist these days...or get a new one for $200. It's not just money though, there's no updating it, no viruses, no booting up and shutting down, no installing games, etc. It just works. And if it does break, just toss it or sell it on ebay and buy a new one. No need to spend hours/days trying to resurrect it.
...Facebook Campus tour guide enters the room: "and this is where we harvest our future employees" ...robots whirl around and push nutrients into sacs.
Only plenty of facebook like companies will be more than happy to fund the kid's education while he works for them, so if the kid wants the degree, it's kind of a win win.
In the old days, we all had windows desktops which could be modded and used to play games in addition to it's usual uses.
Now all the kids (and myself) only own Mac laptops, and don't want to buy a windows desktop just to game.
So the easy choice is to drop $200 no a game console to augment the Mac.
Facebook has released several different responses to this issue and is closely monitoring how people in each of the different experimental groups respond to these releases.
200 yrs ago we proved electric cars were viable (http://inventors.about.com/od/estartinventions/a/History-Of-Electric-Vehicles.htm)
2000 yrs ago we proved steam engines worked (http://www.ancient-origins.net/ancient-technology/ancient-invention-steam-engine-hero-alexandria-001467)
This doesn't diminish the significance of it as a useful product.
Wouldn't you say that anyone who dies from drinking was drinking excessively. It's the extreme case definition of excessive.
Everywhere. And that's where 'Murica is, damn it.