Or you could use one of many available methods to achieve this effect, such as using sram, giving the memory power, or storing the contents of memory on disk.
If the developers were smart, they would have developed a method to remap the coordinates in times of need, such as when a missile launch is detected. Using that, they could most likely divert any missiles which attempt to use global positioning technology for guidance.
Sub-meter accuracy for a nuclear missile is quite pointless. Usually they are detonated far above the ground. Anything within a couple kilometers will have more or less the same effect. And since they are a deterrant, you don't even need that.
In order for them to be effective, you only need your enemies to think that your missiles could be accurate to within a couple kilometers if they do something to provoke a launch.
It would probably collapse a part of the roof and kill some people, but it's doubtful it would take out the entire tunnel, which is merely a hole carved in some very hard rock. It's likely explosives were used to create it in the first place.
I predict that the industry's next move will be to require every player to use digital watermarking to encode the devices serial number into the image. I doubt it will have any real impact however.
You're right. Let's start a telco. All you need to do is spend years and lots of money lobbying every government in your service area to change its laws so you can run your wires on its poles and your fiber optic lines through the streets. And all you have to do to turn a profit is reach a critical mass to achieve quantities of scale while competing against companies which are currently given government subsidies.
Last time I checked, slashdot was a community composed of many people without any sort of governing board or leaders. I'm sure the people posting these opinions are very consistent.
While they're at it, they may as well check to see that people's front doors are locked too. Criminals might break in and use their computer when they can't get a wireless signal.
We should just reduce the solar output by dumping neutron absorbers directly into the sun. Now all we need to do is find a source for about 2 x 10^29 kg of Boron-10, a ship large enough to move it, and an energy source for said ship.
It's $20 extra and it has more ram. $20. Why should they bother giving everyone more expensive hardware when only 0.0001% of the consumers will even use the extra ram?
This administration did manage to cut medicare benefits while massively increasing the cost of the program to taxpayers. They're also responsible for any other rising costs of social programs and any other decisions made as they control both the white house and congress.
As far as "another 3,000" of our citizens being killed by terrorists, how exactly has this administration done that? The man responsible for September 11th is still alive, because we decided we needed to move our war to somewhere with less value to the saftey of the USA, but more natural resources. And all it took was the president lying to the people about some intelligence, outing a secret a service agent whose husband threatened to reveal facts, lying about the knowledge of who revealed the information, later stating that the president has all powers to declassify, and then when it appears someone may have broken a law, magically getting their trial pushed beyond your mid-term elections. It's kind of hard not to hate the president and this administration.
I'd bet there are many duplicate fingerprints as far as their scanners are concerned if they need you to use such a long pin. The system probably functions primarily on your pin, using a relatively low quality fingerprint scan for verification or duplicate resolution in case two people have the same pin.
Why don't you zip them, you'd save a lot of space and not lose any quality. Also, you will start to get errors at higher speeds of ripping on audio cds, as they don't have the checksum data contained on data cds.
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Because we don't know where your backyard is.
Isn't that the open source way? Of course, like most open source projects, your fixes will probably be ignored.
All of this is especially true if your launch vehicles are made in the USA.
They're similar to the .com files on one of your operating systems, only newer
Or you could use one of many available methods to achieve this effect, such as using sram, giving the memory power, or storing the contents of memory on disk.
If the developers were smart, they would have developed a method to remap the coordinates in times of need, such as when a missile launch is detected. Using that, they could most likely divert any missiles which attempt to use global positioning technology for guidance.
Sub-meter accuracy for a nuclear missile is quite pointless. Usually they are detonated far above the ground. Anything within a couple kilometers will have more or less the same effect. And since they are a deterrant, you don't even need that.
In order for them to be effective, you only need your enemies to think that your missiles could be accurate to within a couple kilometers if they do something to provoke a launch.
But everything goes with black!
we're in a war folks.
When does this war end? Do I *ever* get my right to privacy back?
It would probably collapse a part of the roof and kill some people, but it's doubtful it would take out the entire tunnel, which is merely a hole carved in some very hard rock. It's likely explosives were used to create it in the first place.
The feds had one hell of time joining it, however
I predict that the industry's next move will be to require every player to use digital watermarking to encode the devices serial number into the image. I doubt it will have any real impact however.
You're right. Let's start a telco. All you need to do is spend years and lots of money lobbying every government in your service area to change its laws so you can run your wires on its poles and your fiber optic lines through the streets. And all you have to do to turn a profit is reach a critical mass to achieve quantities of scale while competing against companies which are currently given government subsidies.
Where do I sign up to invest?
Have you tried.... DOSEmu? Windows command prompt, under WINE? VMWare?
Many apps run under wine. Very few last long. How many minutes between crashes for Photoshop?
Last time I checked, slashdot was a community composed of many people without any sort of governing board or leaders. I'm sure the people posting these opinions are very consistent.
By searching google: http://www.followthemoney.org/database/StateGlance /candidate.phtml?si=200419&c=410033
Looks like most of his money came from unions.
While they're at it, they may as well check to see that people's front doors are locked too. Criminals might break in and use their computer when they can't get a wireless signal.
We should just reduce the solar output by dumping neutron absorbers directly into the sun. Now all we need to do is find a source for about 2 x 10^29 kg of Boron-10, a ship large enough to move it, and an energy source for said ship.
It's $20 extra and it has more ram. $20. Why should they bother giving everyone more expensive hardware when only 0.0001% of the consumers will even use the extra ram?
This administration did manage to cut medicare benefits while massively increasing the cost of the program to taxpayers. They're also responsible for any other rising costs of social programs and any other decisions made as they control both the white house and congress.
As far as "another 3,000" of our citizens being killed by terrorists, how exactly has this administration done that? The man responsible for September 11th is still alive, because we decided we needed to move our war to somewhere with less value to the saftey of the USA, but more natural resources. And all it took was the president lying to the people about some intelligence, outing a secret a service agent whose husband threatened to reveal facts, lying about the knowledge of who revealed the information, later stating that the president has all powers to declassify, and then when it appears someone may have broken a law, magically getting their trial pushed beyond your mid-term elections. It's kind of hard not to hate the president and this administration.
I'd bet there are many duplicate fingerprints as far as their scanners are concerned if they need you to use such a long pin. The system probably functions primarily on your pin, using a relatively low quality fingerprint scan for verification or duplicate resolution in case two people have the same pin.
"People want to get access wherever they are, from whatever device they're using."
He's right, and that's why web based software will continue to fail. You can't use it in places without internet access.
Why don't you zip them, you'd save a lot of space and not lose any quality. Also, you will start to get errors at higher speeds of ripping on audio cds, as they don't have the checksum data contained on data cds.
I would have assumed it would be Bonzi Buddy