There are also the analogue and digital TV broadcasters, the satellite broadcasters, the RADARs, police radio links, airlines and naval radio coms and even neighbour's remote controls (TV set, car doors, garage door...)!
If the "average user" is a Windows user!
Apart of jokes, there's still a long way, especially if you think about the number of different distributions with very little in common!
Why on earth the list of the Linux trademarks is made by graphics and not in plain text?
Maybe the plain text list is copyrighted! Which leads to another kinf of legal issues.
Authentication and Authorisation methods based on "something you have" can be fooled by stealing or replicating that "something".
MAybe a better approach is "something you know" as seen in almost all debit card systems or, even better, "something you are".
That is never-written passwords or biometrics.
Genetic research should focus on topics with higher priority for the mankind. This very one seems triggered by some company that has sold the snake oil for the hair regrowth!
Every while and then some Government says they'll move to Linux. Then you find out that they are actually going to think to plan to move the servers to Linux.
For every server they run they also have dozens of clients running some... ehr... other operating system. By moving the clients they could have much more advantages.
Wireless broadband in the sense of wifi is very likely to be stopped or at least slowed down. Because there's no money there for companies and lots of problems for governements as it's possible to everyone to build (and grow) a public free abd uncensored network.
If the sense is that of Wireless Local Loop, then it's very likely that it will succeed as the natural evolution of the . That is, lower cost for deployment, no digging and no cables.
There can also be the possibility of the so called 4G networks as the evolution of the 2.5G and 3G wireless networks. I think companies have to first get their money back from investments, huge investments.
Another good reason could be to have a mixed design between the OS and the CPU as largely proved by SUN with its Sparc family.
Nowadays OS designers/writers have to fight against hardware architectures (and related manufacturers).
The declaration by Quanta's officers sounds quite strange.
Instability can be brought up by inconsistent system management, like using different software version (either library, applications or operating systems, it doesn't matter).
If they plan to solve those issues with AIX (or any other operating system, even Windows) with no system management change, they are very likely to reproduce the very same stability issues.
Spammers run their own MTA or MTAs other than those by the ISP.
Provided that there is a clear proof (and not just someone's report) that a customer is a spammer, they would have
two options:
1. filter out their outgoing SMTP traffic or
2. shutting down the link
Spammers then would probably change ISP in a snap.
The real (technical) point should be: why spammers do exist? One answer could be "because SMTP has not been designed to cope with authentication and authorisation." Maybe it's important to look at problems from the correct perspective.
ZX Spectrum was meant to be an aid to the young programmer, not the gamer. But the "market" was made by gamers.
Sr Clive also gifted us with the Sinclair QL, another product the market largely ignored despite its potentials.
The Acorn Archimedes was meant to be a powerful innovative PC. But the "market" was aimed to IBM PCs and to Amigas
That was the history: the market can esily ignore techinical advances against fancy worse products!
There's no difference in GSM and UMTS as they are both digital networks.
So if sending an SMS won't... ehm... disrupt inflight operations, voice communication won't as well.
The bottom line is that you loose your freedom until you are in a plane. br
Go to the MiniBooNE web site and guess whether the photomultiplier tubes used to detect the event are either 1520 or 1280.
This could explain an error. At least in their web site, as the correct answer is 42, as everyone knows!
I think that in cases like this, hardware is more important than software, that is the VHS player and the analogue-to-digital converter (aka framegrabber).
If those cassettes contain private things, than you are on the right way though.
Otherwise maybe it'd be better to seek for a DVD edition/remastering of that content.
Just like the four stroke engine. It's not the best one, it can be largely enhanced and made better, but it's still here.
And just like the four stroke engine, modern engines just burn gasoline and push car forward. This is where the similarity with the original engines end.
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Would have been a much better piece of news!
What a pity!
I come from Gallifrey. Have I to pay twice?
There are also the analogue and digital TV broadcasters, the satellite broadcasters, the RADARs, police radio links, airlines and naval radio coms and even neighbour's remote controls (TV set, car doors, garage door ...)!
If the "average user" is a Windows user!
Apart of jokes, there's still a long way, especially if you think about the number of different distributions with very little in common!
Why on earth the list of the Linux trademarks is made by graphics and not in plain text?
Maybe the plain text list is copyrighted! Which leads to another kinf of legal issues.
One should wonder who own these two trademarks.
Authentication and Authorisation methods based on "something you have" can be fooled by stealing or replicating that "something".
MAybe a better approach is "something you know" as seen in almost all debit card systems or, even better, "something you are".
That is never-written passwords or biometrics.
Genetic research should focus on topics with higher priority for the mankind.
This very one seems triggered by some company that has sold the snake oil for the hair regrowth!
Every while and then some Government says they'll move to Linux. ... ehr ... other operating system. By moving the clients they could have much more advantages.
Then you find out that they are actually going to think to plan to move the servers to Linux.
For every server they run they also have dozens of clients running some
Almost everyone use cookies. And in the NYT website I don't see such IDs in the URLs!
Almost all websites do it!
This is a reason why cookies are used and why almost all browsers provide mechansms to filter them out!
Wireless broadband in the sense of wifi is very likely to be stopped or at least slowed down. Because there's no money there for companies and lots of problems for governements as it's possible to everyone to build (and grow) a public free abd uncensored network.
If the sense is that of Wireless Local Loop, then it's very likely that it will succeed as the natural evolution of the . That is, lower cost for deployment, no digging and no cables.
There can also be the possibility of the so called 4G networks as the evolution of the 2.5G and 3G wireless networks. I think companies have to first get their money back from investments, huge investments.
Because Microsoft never made a single portable product!
Where "portable" means "on other OSs than the Microsoft's ones".
Another good reason could be to have a mixed design between the OS and the CPU as largely proved by SUN with its Sparc family.
Nowadays OS designers/writers have to fight against hardware architectures (and related manufacturers).
Hmmm ... sounds like the anti-SPAM filters for email.
With the right language and some "ad hoc" grammar mistakes you could foolish the filter.
The declaration by Quanta's officers sounds quite strange.
Instability can be brought up by inconsistent system management, like using different software version (either library, applications or operating systems, it doesn't matter).
If they plan to solve those issues with AIX (or any other operating system, even Windows) with no system management change, they are very likely to reproduce the very same stability issues.
Spammers run their own MTA or MTAs other than those by the ISP.
Provided that there is a clear proof (and not just someone's report) that a customer is a spammer, they would have two options:
1. filter out their outgoing SMTP traffic or
2. shutting down the link
Spammers then would probably change ISP in a snap.
The real (technical) point should be: why spammers do exist? One answer could be "because SMTP has not been designed to cope with authentication and authorisation."
Maybe it's important to look at problems from the correct perspective.
ZX Spectrum was meant to be an aid to the young programmer, not the gamer. But the "market" was made by gamers.
Sr Clive also gifted us with the Sinclair QL, another product the market largely ignored despite its potentials.
The Acorn Archimedes was meant to be a powerful innovative PC. But the "market" was aimed to IBM PCs and to Amigas
That was the history: the market can esily ignore techinical advances against fancy worse products!
There's no difference in GSM and UMTS as they are both digital networks. ... ehm ... disrupt inflight operations, voice communication won't as well.
So if sending an SMS won't
The bottom line is that you loose your freedom until you are in a plane.
br
Go to the MiniBooNE web site and guess whether the photomultiplier tubes used to detect the event are either 1520 or 1280.
This could explain an error. At least in their web site, as the correct answer is 42, as everyone knows!
The good ol' blue screen of death in Windows.
There was a number of ways to have it showing out. In Vista they have changed the colour.
I think that in cases like this, hardware is more important than software, that is the VHS player and the analogue-to-digital converter (aka framegrabber).
If those cassettes contain private things, than you are on the right way though.
Otherwise maybe it'd be better to seek for a DVD edition/remastering of that content.
Just like the four stroke engine. It's not the best one, it can be largely enhanced and made better, but it's still here.
And just like the four stroke engine, modern engines just burn gasoline and push car forward. This is where the similarity with the original engines end.