Right, but that post was saying that he thought that spammers would avoid forging a domain with SPF on it, because it would be more likely that their mail would be rejected. Therefore, if you add SPF to your domain, you shouldn't get as many bounces, as spammers won't want to forge that as the sender.
Sure there's clock skew normally. I know that my computer doesn't have a caesium-133 atom inside of it. As such, the clock is inaccurate and bound to vary relative to the correct time. I have noticed that it has been up to a couple of minutes off. Right now, as I updated it from an NTP server, it was 4 seconds off. It has to become inaccurate to have that problem.
You measure clock skew before, during, and after you hit the hidden service. If the change in clock skew happens at the same time you load the server, that indicates that it's probably the correct server.
Wouldn't it suck to have your HD-DVD player stop working for new titles, because someone was using its key? Or are all HD-DVD players networked, so their keys can be changed at any time?
What else is Microsoft going to do with their mountains of money? I suppose they could hand out more dividends, but their options are actually somewhat limited.
And every automation control system I've used, PLC or CNC, has had the development software free with the unit.
As a note, you have to buy the development software for the Allen Bradley Micrologix series. It's quite annoying to have to spend 2 times more for the software than the PLC (unless you want to pirate it, but we won't go there...).
Unless you take the entire plane down, smuggling a bomb on board a plane is just moronic
True, it didn't successfully bring the entire plane down. However, if they had successfully set the bomb off over the fuel tank, and the explosion had broken into the fuel tank, then it is very possible that the plane would have gone up in flames.
Would there be a tag in the source, so that those pages will be checked? I suppose we'd have to mark every site that doesn't have that tag as phishing (with big flashing lights, of course), just so a phishing site doesn't try to pretend that it isn't banking.
Yes, but what do we do for the villages that already have wells? Do we let them wait until our global hunt for the last village without a well has finished?
Intelligence != being able to store Wikipedia in a small space. In fact, according to Wikipedia, programs are already able to predict what comes next in English text approximately as well as humans, but they aren't as intelligent as humans.
If we want to make something less intelligent more intelligent, it seems likely that at some point, when its intelligence is in some sense the same as the average human's, that its behavior would be more similar to a human's than it is now. Of course, that's hardly a certainty.
If it just uses the Windows mixer and the sound never actually leaves the soundcard, I suspect that it just stays digital the entire time, and is never actually converted to analog. I'm not sure how the Windows soundcard interface works, so I might be wrong. In any case, if you're using this program to play WMA files, you're still degrading their quality by transcoding them to MP3. That probably won't matter if you're just going to play them on your iPod though.
Who's talking about torrents? The summary does, but it says that torrent sites have less protection than Youtube (due to the fact that they don't host copyrighted material).
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Right, but that post was saying that he thought that spammers would avoid forging a domain with SPF on it, because it would be more likely that their mail would be rejected. Therefore, if you add SPF to your domain, you shouldn't get as many bounces, as spammers won't want to forge that as the sender.
ITYM John Romero.
Maybe the fastest way to do what they do uses a JIT.
Well, you probably wouldn't want to do phone support for them, unless you like being yelled or screamed at.
Sure there's clock skew normally. I know that my computer doesn't have a caesium-133 atom inside of it. As such, the clock is inaccurate and bound to vary relative to the correct time. I have noticed that it has been up to a couple of minutes off. Right now, as I updated it from an NTP server, it was 4 seconds off. It has to become inaccurate to have that problem.
You measure clock skew before, during, and after you hit the hidden service. If the change in clock skew happens at the same time you load the server, that indicates that it's probably the correct server.
8008? I always knew that Intel was filled with perverts, but finally I have proof....
So, no more human burgers? What a pity.
It's amazing! Cloned meat is just as healthy for you to eat as meat from the adult that had been cloned. Wow.
Wouldn't it suck to have your HD-DVD player stop working for new titles, because someone was using its key? Or are all HD-DVD players networked, so their keys can be changed at any time?
What else is Microsoft going to do with their mountains of money? I suppose they could hand out more dividends, but their options are actually somewhat limited.
As a note, you have to buy the development software for the Allen Bradley Micrologix series. It's quite annoying to have to spend 2 times more for the software than the PLC (unless you want to pirate it, but we won't go there...).
True, it didn't successfully bring the entire plane down. However, if they had successfully set the bomb off over the fuel tank, and the explosion had broken into the fuel tank, then it is very possible that the plane would have gone up in flames.
Why can't they just send me $2.00 in the mail, demonstrating that they have enough money that they can't possibly be a fly-by-night company?
You could probably use a 61 key synthesizer, if you don't have an 88-key one. Or you could use a piano, if you could manage to lift it.
Hah, the electric universe theory, including the idea that the sun is powered by a magical source of electricity. How did this get an "insightful?"
Would there be a tag in the source, so that those pages will be checked? I suppose we'd have to mark every site that doesn't have that tag as phishing (with big flashing lights, of course), just so a phishing site doesn't try to pretend that it isn't banking.
Just make sure you give the source along with.
Yes, but what do we do for the villages that already have wells? Do we let them wait until our global hunt for the last village without a well has finished?
And not one of those VB jobs that I would want to work on. Of course, I may not always get the choice...
Intelligence != being able to store Wikipedia in a small space. In fact, according to Wikipedia, programs are already able to predict what comes next in English text approximately as well as humans, but they aren't as intelligent as humans.
If we want to make something less intelligent more intelligent, it seems likely that at some point, when its intelligence is in some sense the same as the average human's, that its behavior would be more similar to a human's than it is now. Of course, that's hardly a certainty.
Right. So unless it's going through a DAC, it's the digital hole. Anyway, I thought everyone knew not to transcode files.
If it just uses the Windows mixer and the sound never actually leaves the soundcard, I suspect that it just stays digital the entire time, and is never actually converted to analog. I'm not sure how the Windows soundcard interface works, so I might be wrong. In any case, if you're using this program to play WMA files, you're still degrading their quality by transcoding them to MP3. That probably won't matter if you're just going to play them on your iPod though.
Who's talking about torrents? The summary does, but it says that torrent sites have less protection than Youtube (due to the fact that they don't host copyrighted material).
Profit? Why would they need that? Apparently, you're not a part of the internet economy.