How does it find out what the key is in the first place? Does it come preinstalled on the computer (I haven't checked out exactly how it works)? If not, it's going to be installed somewhere, and you can intercept it there. Even if it is preinstalled in a "black box" on the motherboard, unless it's extremely tightly integrated with the CPU then the instructions must be decrypted into RAM at some point. If you bypass the operating system, you can bypass any level above the operating system.
What? Looking at the computer screen and reading books doesn't cause nearsightedness (seemingly despite what my eyedoctor says)? If so, I seem to be a good case in in correlation v. causation.
>>A nuclear plant meltdown makes way less radiation than any nuclear weapon.
>Please support this comment with some references. The bomb is designed to explode(and thus throw out fissile matter and radiation). Nuclear plants are designed to do the exact opposite, keep the radioactive material in. Shouldn't that change a little about what happens?
>>There are nuclear plant designs which are inherently safer. They shutdown automatically without outside control when there is a problem.
>Try 3mile island and chernobyl. That's why he said safer: safer than those old designs. Here's one design that works, or how about another.
>>Regarding Plutonium being poisonous do you know Caffeine is more poisonous than Plutonium?
>Plutonium emits nice high energy particles that will kill you. Caffeine don't.Poison is not the question here.
It doesn't matter if you don't expose yourself to the radiation
It doesn't matter what the humans in Zion see. If that is another level of the matrix, then the sky doesn't need to be cloudy, and the stars could be set randomly, with fake star charts created in the matrix to make the year seem like whatever they wanted.
But MS didn't stifle their own product by preventing it from being used, and not selling it. If McCarthy wouldn't work on it and just got a patent, then no one would work on it, and it wouldn't change the world-his goal. Only by working on it he would be able to change the world. Therefore, he should develop this to change the world. QED.
A 1 could be a 00000000, 11 would be 00000001, 111 would be for 00000010, 256 1's(or whatever, haven't checked) would be 00000000 00000000, and 257 1's would be 00000000 00000001. Programs would be quite long.
Could that last be converted now? They said that it could not have been converted in time to save Columbia, but what about over the course of a few years? Of course, having only one Buran would be a waste of time/money as you could only launch it from Russia (the U.S. not having the special facilities for it).
Part of the reason for this is that the microwave sucks for the old foods. It's great and all, but it was necessary to make different foods that wouldn't be like rubber when they came out. In that way, it had a much smaller effect than expected. How many homes(non-space-limited at the least) only have microwaves?
I'm not sure that the cockpit could sustain the pressure. The Trieste, the only manned vessel to go down that far, had a pressure sphere of 6.5 feet in diameter, which isn't that much larger than this's minimum size.
Also, the pressure compartment was a perfect sphere, to make it work better, and that's not the most conducive form for this type of submersible, but it's also possible to have free-flooding compartments on the outside to make the shape better. The Trieste had a pressure sphere 3 inches thick, so that increases the weight and makes the buoyancy (expecially when you try to make the full sub small) harder to get right.
It'll only take 4 years to fill up with my dial-up modem! Only 1 year to listen to all the music! W00t! Too bad they'll probably have 5 TB drives out by then...
In a way, it could. It could use regular wheels(or blowers) at slow speeds, and use scoops to ram air underneath at high speeds. You wouldn't need a messy cushion or anything, and so you could just have a flat area on the bottom and flanges around the sides to keep it on course and reduce air spillage. This is quite like a hovercraft, but WIG-craft and hovercraft use the same general principles, with the WIG using forward motion and the hovercraft using blowers to provide lift.
Did you skip over the "with mod-chip disabled?" You still can't use a modchip while playing online. This just lets you play even if you forget to disable your modhip before going online before.
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We already have this. They're called "bacteria" or "viruses." I don't see how human-made stuff will be that much better.
Are you implying that you trust Fox News? Come on now!
How does it find out what the key is in the first place? Does it come preinstalled on the computer (I haven't checked out exactly how it works)? If not, it's going to be installed somewhere, and you can intercept it there. Even if it is preinstalled in a "black box" on the motherboard, unless it's extremely tightly integrated with the CPU then the instructions must be decrypted into RAM at some point.
If you bypass the operating system, you can bypass any level above the operating system.
Is it? Can't you just replace the key it checks the package against with your public key, and sign your new package with your private key?
What? Looking at the computer screen and reading books doesn't cause nearsightedness (seemingly despite what my eyedoctor says)? If so, I seem to be a good case in in correlation v. causation.
>>A nuclear plant meltdown makes way less radiation than any nuclear weapon.
>Please support this comment with some references.
The bomb is designed to explode(and thus throw out fissile matter and radiation). Nuclear plants are designed to do the exact opposite, keep the radioactive material in. Shouldn't that change a little about what happens?
>>There are nuclear plant designs which are inherently safer. They shutdown automatically without outside control when there is a problem.
>Try 3mile island and chernobyl.
That's why he said safer: safer than those old designs. Here's one design that works, or how about another.
>>Regarding Plutonium being poisonous do you know Caffeine is more poisonous than Plutonium?
>Plutonium emits nice high energy particles that will kill you. Caffeine don't.Poison is not the question here.
It doesn't matter if you don't expose yourself to the radiation
He meant with other people physically involved, you dolt.
Have you heard of this amazong new invention called the "theme"? It lets you change the appearance of the widgets to suit your taste.
It doesn't matter what the humans in Zion see. If that is another level of the matrix, then the sky doesn't need to be cloudy, and the stars could be set randomly, with fake star charts created in the matrix to make the year seem like whatever they wanted.
But MS didn't stifle their own product by preventing it from being used, and not selling it.
If McCarthy wouldn't work on it and just got a patent, then no one would work on it, and it wouldn't change the world-his goal. Only by working on it he would be able to change the world. Therefore, he should develop this to change the world. QED.
..white paper detailing ways to get Slashdot to post dupes...
That's about as useless as writing a paper teaching people how to beat their heart.
I don't think it means that. Since V=IR, and for a superconducting material, R=0, then V=0, and so it would have no voltage across it.
A 1 could be a 00000000, 11 would be 00000001, 111 would be for 00000010, 256 1's(or whatever, haven't checked) would be 00000000 00000000, and 257 1's would be 00000000 00000001. Programs would be quite long.
We could always Balkanize it....
Could that last be converted now? They said that it could not have been converted in time to save Columbia, but what about over the course of a few years? Of course, having only one Buran would be a waste of time/money as you could only launch it from Russia (the U.S. not having the special facilities for it).
Part of the reason for this is that the microwave sucks for the old foods. It's great and all, but it was necessary to make different foods that wouldn't be like rubber when they came out. In that way, it had a much smaller effect than expected. How many homes(non-space-limited at the least) only have microwaves?
Homeworld was made by Relic. Baldur's Gate was made by BioWare. The Caesar series seems to be made by Impressions Software.
Why? Why don't we just ban the use of any guns on infantry?
I'm not sure that the cockpit could sustain the pressure. The Trieste, the only manned vessel to go down that far, had a pressure sphere of 6.5 feet in diameter, which isn't that much larger than this's minimum size.
Also, the pressure compartment was a perfect sphere, to make it work better, and that's not the most conducive form for this type of submersible, but it's also possible to have free-flooding compartments on the outside to make the shape better. The Trieste had a pressure sphere 3 inches thick, so that increases the weight and makes the buoyancy (expecially when you try to make the full sub small) harder to get right.Has anyone ever considered "Display SVG," like "Display Postscript?"
Besides that, who says that you need to have only 1 CPU?
Last time I checked, most macs still fit on a desk. You might be confusing 'desktop' and 'PC.'
It'll only take 4 years to fill up with my dial-up modem! Only 1 year to listen to all the music! W00t! Too bad they'll probably have 5 TB drives out by then...
In a way, it could. It could use regular wheels(or blowers) at slow speeds, and use scoops to ram air underneath at high speeds. You wouldn't need a messy cushion or anything, and so you could just have a flat area on the bottom and flanges around the sides to keep it on course and reduce air spillage.
This is quite like a hovercraft, but WIG-craft and hovercraft use the same general principles, with the WIG using forward motion and the hovercraft using blowers to provide lift.
Did you skip over the "with mod-chip disabled?" You still can't use a modchip while playing online. This just lets you play even if you forget to disable your modhip before going online before.