You are soo missing the point my friend:(. We (Poland) are US bitch, first "WDMs are all over the place" and we send >1K soldiers there (twenty died), then Stare Kiejkuty while shouting loudly "we do not torture, and if we do its not in Europe", now "10 interceptors, we promise". What makes you think US will do what they say? For all we know they could place ICBMs there.
US always fucks us over. Russia did fuck us over many times in the past. Now UE is looking into fucking us over (they try hard to ignore Russia meat embargo). In essence EVERYONE fucks us over, and we are always willing to spread our collective ass. The "Shield" will be one of those anal moments.
>They don't even mention IE's open search which can allow you to add a site's search engine from >that site, the search option will change color when on a page that has it. You can then just select >it from the drop down, and even add it permanently if you like. Of course it sounded like they just >picked up both Firefox and IE and never used them before. Picture Example: http:/// >img105.imageshack.us/img105/9344/searchvv7. gif
Opera had it a full YEAR AGO. Also quick view tabs IS in opera from the first 9.0 betas.. and forms spellchecked. Terrible article.
XORing with one and the same byte yes, and what about XORing with fibonacci string?:)
Anyway you are putting too much attention to the "XOR" part of my post, and to little to the idea of manipulating the data in a predictable, yet messy way. Take for example fibonacci string - you could shuffle bytes arround according to it, ROT different parts with different Fibonacci offsets, then shuffle some more, then XOR some parts with other ROTed parts, then shuffle some more - all this in a small reversible procedure. After all this imput data would hardly reasemble what it was before... or take that data, and simply encrypt it with a big key, doesnt look the same, compresses again.
This idea is hunting me since C64 fastloader coding days. Can you direct me to some place with sample code to make those histograms you spoke earlier about? Also some theory behind those would by nice.
"Look at the latest Linksys WRT54 router. They've abandoned Linux and gone to VxWorks, despite the huge up-front cost for WindRiver tools, but they can use half the memory chips. This is a big win on a large production run."
Yes, and USR sister router using EXACT same hardware (flash/ram 2MB/8MB) and running Linux is.. erm what is it?
OK, and what if you inject "predictable entropy" (is that an oxymoron?) between compressor cycles? I am talkin XORing with known string(S), like fibonacci string or primes? Or something more advanced than XORing, but still predictable. What would happen then?
Slashdot Mirror
except that software patents work ONLY in US.
You are soo missing the point my friend :(. We (Poland) are US bitch, first "WDMs are all over the place" and we send >1K soldiers there (twenty died), then Stare Kiejkuty while shouting loudly "we do not torture, and if we do its not in Europe", now "10 interceptors, we promise". What makes you think US will do what they say? For all we know they could place ICBMs there.
US always fucks us over. Russia did fuck us over many times in the past. Now UE is looking into fucking us over (they try hard to ignore Russia meat embargo). In essence EVERYONE fucks us over, and we are always willing to spread our collective ass. The "Shield" will be one of those anal moments.
are you sure its not this one http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0274518/ ?
you mean like this one ?
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/ +bug/106505
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7329776/Screenshot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debconf
I sure didnt know I have a company.
its called Marketing, he was selling you bullshit, and you ate from his palm like a little monkey
it is called OPERA
>I would say that if opera had a noscript plugin I would switch
like "edit site preferences/scripting/turn off javascript" ?
>That's all great but can you tell me the easiest method of getting Ubuntu up to speed with all the codecs, DVD-playback, flash, et cetera... LEGALLY?
sure, immigrate
btw The World does not give a F... about your patents.
I'v got a question. Have you ever been to 'pound me in the ass' prison? Because thats where you will be going if you really start this fraud.
>I hope this is something which makes the closed source WLAN (it's working, it's ok) fans
>a bit quieter.
Wlan? Think NVIDIA + http://eckbox.sourceforge.net/
>They don't even mention IE's open search which can allow you to add a site's search engine from
>that site, the search option will change color when on a page that has it. You can then just select
>it from the drop down, and even add it permanently if you like. Of course it sounded like they just
>picked up both Firefox and IE and never used them before. Picture Example: http:///
>img105.imageshack.us/img105/9344/searchvv7. gif
Opera had it a full YEAR AGO. Also quick view tabs IS in opera from the first 9.0 betas.. and forms spellchecked. Terrible article.
you can always wine_run W32 Firefox with W32 flash plugin :)
http://pclab.pl/art19741.html in Polish, but TONS of pictures, and pictures are worth 1000 words.
ok, so where are/were Reichstag fire whistleblowers?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reichstag_fire
>I don't think Bridgestone can ask Ferrari to slow its F1 cars down because Bridgestone tyres cannot perform at high speed.
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well, Michelin can
http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/news/story?series=f
Just look at the current president, see any similarities?
bzzz, its a tr_iPod! :]
>So, why would a British citizen be held there.
5 8&cid=15123919
Why not?
http://politics.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1829
There is absolutely no chance that USA is evil and kidnaps people .. oh wait :
i on/index.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4555660.stm
http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/12/06/cia.rendit
How would you like if some country invade yours for OIL .. oh wait.
Why? It is a MIPS and has nothing to do with normal (x86) PSs.
XORing with one and the same byte yes, and what about XORing with fibonacci string? :)
.. or take that data, and simply encrypt it with a big key, doesnt look the same, compresses again.
Anyway you are putting too much attention to the "XOR" part of my post, and to little to the idea of manipulating the data in a predictable, yet messy way. Take for example fibonacci string - you could shuffle bytes arround according to it, ROT different parts with different Fibonacci offsets, then shuffle some more, then XOR some parts with other ROTed parts, then shuffle some more - all this in a small reversible procedure. After all this imput data would hardly reasemble what it was before.
This idea is hunting me since C64 fastloader coding days. Can you direct me to some place with sample code to make those histograms you spoke earlier about? Also some theory behind those would by nice.
"Look at the latest Linksys WRT54 router. They've abandoned Linux and gone to VxWorks, despite the huge up-front cost for WindRiver tools, but they can use half the memory chips. This is a big win on a large production run."
.. erm what is it?
Yes, and USR sister router using EXACT same hardware (flash/ram 2MB/8MB) and running Linux is
OK, and what if you inject "predictable entropy" (is that an oxymoron?) between compressor cycles? I am talkin XORing with known string(S), like fibonacci string or primes? Or something more advanced than XORing, but still predictable. What would happen then?