I understand that they are just exploiting holes in design and implementation of telco stuff (SIMs, payphones, telco billing system),
Maybe the fact that a hole is there doesn't mean you can expoit it.
And, finally, does FBI understand it?
As it is not for any other telco.
Especially when one of the parties is behind a firewall, the Skype servers are needed for the communication and in some place there, it gets unencrypted.
Real P2P encrypted voip communication (a-la Bit Torrent), would make it very difficult to eaves drop the communication.
and more bugs, accordingly to bugs.kde.org.
As it has less feature and stability than KDE3, fewer people will use it, thus degrading the use-report-fix cycle.
From their (weird) web site:
9vDC 2.5mm 10 watt AC-DC adapter power supply
So the box is not eating 2 watts, but 10, unless you can pump in it 9VDC in a more efficient way.
I think that at least the basic interpreter should be taught to the new generations.
They don't feel confortable enough in less than 1 GB, what if they had just 4 KB?
Simply put, I had to revert to KDE3 in order to be able to work with my laptop.
If KDE4 is not finished, why announcing it as a deliverable product?
What everyone expects from a new major release is no less features and stability than the older ones.
Whenever this is not the case, a flop is waiting at the corner (as a lot of people learned from Vista).
What about a plain search among all available packages?
Are still they supporting only Postgresql 8.0, KDE 3.3, OpenOffice 2.0 and so on?
I would say that a distribution that claims to be mainstream should support at least the lastest minor version numbers for all packages. Nothing more, nothing less.
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... the better!
Like comparing apples and pears or, at your will, a Motorola 68000 and an Intel 80386. They are different, running different machine codes.
Besides having more cache and higher FSB freqency, the Nano is also x86-64!
It's a nice thing indeed, but it'd be like comparing apples and pears.
By making sure there's no American onboard.
I understand that they are just exploiting holes in design and implementation of telco stuff (SIMs, payphones, telco billing system),
Maybe the fact that a hole is there doesn't mean you can expoit it.
And, finally, does FBI understand it?
Links forgotten: This and this one.
From an earlier experiment was even not clear whether the factorisation of 15 had really happened!
As it is not for any other telco.
Especially when one of the parties is behind a firewall, the Skype servers are needed for the communication and in some place there, it gets unencrypted.
Real P2P encrypted voip communication (a-la Bit Torrent), would make it very difficult to eaves drop the communication.
and more bugs, accordingly to bugs.kde.org.
As it has less feature and stability than KDE3, fewer people will use it, thus degrading the use-report-fix cycle.
Are here
Isn't a standard 4 watts PSU cheaper than a 10W one?
From their (weird) web site:
9vDC 2.5mm 10 watt AC-DC adapter power supply
So the box is not eating 2 watts, but 10, unless you can pump in it 9VDC in a more efficient way.
If you think about how much energy is needed to produce (good) code, recycling it will also help to save the environment!
Seriously!
I'd like to see demoting needing more than two or three votes in the same direction.
I think that at least the basic interpreter should be taught to the new generations.
They don't feel confortable enough in less than 1 GB, what if they had just 4 KB?
Where you understand that the KDE 4 is not complete?
Simply put, I had to revert to KDE3 in order to be able to work with my laptop.
If KDE4 is not finished, why announcing it as a deliverable product?
What everyone expects from a new major release is no less features and stability than the older ones.
Whenever this is not the case, a flop is waiting at the corner (as a lot of people learned from Vista).
It'd be much easier.
What about a plain search among all available packages?
Are still they supporting only Postgresql 8.0, KDE 3.3, OpenOffice 2.0 and so on?
I would say that a distribution that claims to be mainstream should support at least the lastest minor version numbers for all packages.
Nothing more, nothing less.
And clean carefully the cashe when finished.
This means the the concept of privacy itself is fuzzy, as well as any related concern!
eBay!
At least in Italy, for the sake of privacy, you cannot know from your telco the exact phone numbers that have been dialed from YOUR own phone.
That is you could rend some of the evergrowing number of empty offices in Redmond to host you own business ad a nice address.
What a pity!
Still the throttling investments need to pay back.