But the cost of anonymity means I have to have anti-virus software, can't run as admin all the time, can't use certain techniques to access a SQL database from a web page..
No, you have to do these things because the people that designed your operating system did a crappy job. Is it a good idea to walk around a dark parking lot at night shouting about how much money is in your wallet as long as there is a security camera watching over you? You are responsible for your own safety, stop insisting that you are so incompetent that the government has to trample everyone's rights just to protect you a little bit.
...and I'm not sure I wouldn't be willing to just give up a name in exchange for using my computer without having to worry that some asshole from Russia is going to turn me into a botnet.
And no amount of laws passed in the U.S. are going to stop those Russians from attacking your PC. Giving up your own freedom because you are convinced it is the only way to fix things makes you no safer and continues your slide into a world of constant surveillance.
1) I dont want to be monitored. 2) I dont want to be watched. 3) I dont want to be followed. 4) I have done nothing wrong. 5) I have committed no crime.
There are people that consider these things to be criminal and saying them in person will get you attention. Unfortunately, people like you are part of the problem.
The google homepage html is about 6k, wireshark shows 3k transferred (gzipped) arriving in three packets. Your read call was likely buffering and you didn't realize it.
No, without the ability to speak anonymously, things that are "objectionable" or "taboo" will never be spoken as no one will want their name associated with it, even if its not illegal.
Face it, people, the time when scientists did their thing to broaden humankind's knowledge is over (or probably has never happened in the first place).
Wrong, fuck the media companies that rob the artists. You really think pirates want to see the artists stop producing? I dont think you understand the point of pirating.
The cleaning boosts Spirit's daily energy supply by about 30 watt-hours, to about 240 watt-hours from 210 watt-hours. The rover uses about 180 watt-hours per day for basic survival and communications, so this increase roughly doubles the amount of discretionary power for activities such as driving and using instruments. Thirty watt-hours is the amount of energy used to light a 30-watt bulb for one hour.
What???? Are you serious? I am playing it on a GeForce7950GX2 and it seriously strains that card at medium detail. The graphics are amazing and a 100% improvement over FEAR1. The effects are better too with motion blur and hallucination scenes that blow everything in FEAR1 out of the water.
Your anecdotal evidence does little to sway my opinion. I own about 12 xbox 360 games yet I have played many more on my 2nd (modded) 360. Do you think I should owe the other publishers for the games I played for an hour and did not enjoy?
Yeah, I hope those guys go to prison! I mean they have never heard of your band before and have no idea what the music sounds like, but they should go to prison for downloading your album and listening to it before they buy it! Who needs fans or customers right? Just send them all to jail!
Sorry, I will never be OK with dragnet surveillance of the entire population. With those cameras, they would be able to know where you are, when and how often. This is complete invasion of privacy. As a citizen of the US I would expect you to enjoy your freedom to do what you want without being subject to the prying eyes of anyone else.
No, but you do have the option of selling support contracts to your clients. Training, installation, migration and maintenance are all areas where an expert would be well received and highly paid for.
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You really hate free speech that much? Please accept my pity.
But the cost of anonymity means I have to have anti-virus software, can't run as admin all the time, can't use certain techniques to access a SQL database from a web page..
No, you have to do these things because the people that designed your operating system did a crappy job. Is it a good idea to walk around a dark parking lot at night shouting about how much money is in your wallet as long as there is a security camera watching over you? You are responsible for your own safety, stop insisting that you are so incompetent that the government has to trample everyone's rights just to protect you a little bit.
...and I'm not sure I wouldn't be willing to just give up a name in exchange for using my computer without having to worry that some asshole from Russia is going to turn me into a botnet.
And no amount of laws passed in the U.S. are going to stop those Russians from attacking your PC. Giving up your own freedom because you are convinced it is the only way to fix things makes you no safer and continues your slide into a world of constant surveillance.
I want to say this:
1) I dont want to be monitored.
2) I dont want to be watched.
3) I dont want to be followed.
4) I have done nothing wrong.
5) I have committed no crime.
There are people that consider these things to be criminal and saying them in person will get you attention. Unfortunately, people like you are part of the problem.
The google homepage html is about 6k, wireshark shows 3k transferred (gzipped) arriving in three packets. Your read call was likely buffering and you didn't realize it.
Read and be enlightened
No, without the ability to speak anonymously, things that are "objectionable" or "taboo" will never be spoken as no one will want their name associated with it, even if its not illegal.
Face it, people, the time when scientists did their thing to broaden humankind's knowledge is over (or probably has never happened in the first place).
/facepalm
Wrong, fuck the media companies that rob the artists. You really think pirates want to see the artists stop producing? I dont think you understand the point of pirating.
Its sad that you're modded troll. I completely agree with you.
Most American incandescent bulbs are 60W. I dont think CFLs have really caught on, though I do use one out of 8 or so lamps in my apartment..
FTFA:
The cleaning boosts Spirit's daily energy supply by about 30 watt-hours, to about 240 watt-hours from 210 watt-hours. The rover uses about 180 watt-hours per day for basic survival and communications, so this increase roughly doubles the amount of discretionary power for activities such as driving and using instruments. Thirty watt-hours is the amount of energy used to light a 30-watt bulb for one hour.
Yes, finding all those dependencies is so difficult!
emerge app
apt-get app
yum install app
What???? Are you serious? I am playing it on a GeForce7950GX2 and it seriously strains that card at medium detail. The graphics are amazing and a 100% improvement over FEAR1. The effects are better too with motion blur and hallucination scenes that blow everything in FEAR1 out of the water.
Written by the same people using the incorrect definition of virii in the first place... give me a break.
Sure last month I made a backup. What about my last 29 days worth of data?
Your anecdotal evidence does little to sway my opinion. I own about 12 xbox 360 games yet I have played many more on my 2nd (modded) 360. Do you think I should owe the other publishers for the games I played for an hour and did not enjoy?
Yeah, I hope those guys go to prison! I mean they have never heard of your band before and have no idea what the music sounds like, but they should go to prison for downloading your album and listening to it before they buy it! Who needs fans or customers right? Just send them all to jail!
You're right. Candy and soda are way overpriced too all in the name of profit.
Good, they had cameras... in the bank! Not at every street corner from the crook's house to the street the bank was on.
Sorry, I will never be OK with dragnet surveillance of the entire population. With those cameras, they would be able to know where you are, when and how often. This is complete invasion of privacy. As a citizen of the US I would expect you to enjoy your freedom to do what you want without being subject to the prying eyes of anyone else.
No, but you do have the option of selling support contracts to your clients. Training, installation, migration and maintenance are all areas where an expert would be well received and highly paid for.
I find your willful blindness appalling.
This is definitely possible if the truecrypt driver does more intermediate disk caching. Less IO and better overall performance.
Somehow I think he could survive without millions of dollars in sponserships.
Scheduled tasks is where the updater SHOULD be. I dont mind if it runs once a week at midnight. A process that runs all the time is unacceptable.