You know, someone on Youtube showed off logic gates in K'nex. But it was only and, or, and not.
Has anyone figured out how to do an xor in k'nex without horrible permutations along the lines of (in scheme, since it's easy for me to think in today)
They probably used the same encryption code on the savegames as they did on the stuff from the Wii shop. That IS encrypted in decrypted in different places.
And, you know, one algorithm is usually smaller code-wise than two:)
I dodged any real punishment, thankfully, but I have been sternly told that ssh is completely against school rules... when what I was using it for was mostly pushing my work home so that I could do it wherever. Oh, and using a sane editor.
Thankfully, the administration knows me well enough that I got off with a slap on the wrist and a STOP NOW!!!!.
Erm, how is this undefetable? If they don't mind sacraficeing the 360, couldn't whoever manages these things revoke its keys and not issue new ones, so that it can't get the volume key, so it can't decrypt the disk?
The FSF does not allow themselves to install ANY proprietary software, for ANY purpose, other than to write a free replacement. Unless they joined the ReactOS project and it was retargeted to clone Vista, this doesn't fall into that situation.
Many of them (And many pc users) have put in tons of work making scripts work just right, to do things that they couldn't easily do otherwise. This is the only way those platforms are really programmable by end users (Although with Microsoft's Visual Studio Express and Apple's xCode, this may be ending... if the skills get pushed out somehow.)... Someone want to try to get a really good importer for VBA working on OpenOffice.org, and a native Mac UI?
Well, the only one in the timezone is rather extreme. I expect that you would have maybe 55-75% of people (the exact people changing all the time, of course) in at a given time during the day. You would still be able to walk down the row of cubes, ask someone to help for a sec, and get it done. Unless you're a night owl, of course, in which case you're probably used to not having help NOW anyway.
My solution would be to set "On Call Hours" and work from home. Or carry a good cell phone and try not to leave serviced areas. Someone has a problem, they call, and if you can't solve it over the phone, you go. You're done, you go back to what you were doing, or the next incident. Only problem is if you're on the way home with groceries...
There's a reason why the first words out of an officer's mouth when making an arrest are, "You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law..." In other words, you should truthfully provide only your identity to the police, then act as if you were a mute from there on out.
WRONG!
Why do people think that you have to have your writes read (or recited from memory) to you? You do NOT. They only have to read you your rights IF THEY ARE GOING TO QUESTION YOU.
"All the land is taken"? Someone is an idiot - there is plenty of electricity to run more servers. If you pay LL enough, you could run your own continent - hell, if you payed them enough, they would probably run you a whole grid.
Going? No one. Well, the FAA might try, but once you leave Terra, who cares what they think?
Claiming ownership? At least half a billion angry humans, I'm guessing. Possibly the UN, depending on exactly how things work out with laws of your country, and international law.
I have Vim, PuTTY, and Ruby all on my school account. Sure, it only leaves me with a few megs of space to work in, but I rarely use it anyway. If I stripped out stuff I don't use from Ruby's standard library, I'd be golden.
Wouldn't it really make more sense to kick them out the door as soon as they are reasonably sure the patch works, as opposed to saveing them up for a while?
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Not as bad-ass as the stuff from Suicide for Hire.
Which is very, very disturbing.
You know, someone on Youtube showed off logic gates in K'nex. But it was only and, or, and not.
Has anyone figured out how to do an xor in k'nex without horrible permutations along the lines of (in scheme, since it's easy for me to think in today)
(define (xor a b) (and (not (and a b)) (or a b)))
?
of course, if it displays as .ru, it's not a problem, now is it?
They probably used the same encryption code on the savegames as they did on the stuff from the Wii shop. That IS encrypted in decrypted in different places.
:)
And, you know, one algorithm is usually smaller code-wise than two
And, assuming Sega still has all their development files, they could probably meet the Wii half-way.
Comments are being promoted to stories now? Maybe this one will be!
Remember the Peril Sensitive Sunglasses from the HHGG text adventure box? You just discribed them. Pay up.
I dodged any real punishment, thankfully, but I have been sternly told that ssh is completely against school rules... when what I was using it for was mostly pushing my work home so that I could do it wherever. Oh, and using a sane editor.
Thankfully, the administration knows me well enough that I got off with a slap on the wrist and a STOP NOW!!!!.
CC it, not blindly, to yourself, your boss, your boss's boss, all the way up the chain... and MS, too, just for the hell of it.
That ought to make it hard to 'lose'.
If you're that worried about your job, HR too.
Erm, how is this undefetable? If they don't mind sacraficeing the 360, couldn't whoever manages these things revoke its keys and not issue new ones, so that it can't get the volume key, so it can't decrypt the disk?
I'm probably misunderstanding something, though
That depends. If you count Veggie Rocks!, then, well, guilty. But Reliant K did Pirates Who Don't Do Anything! I mean, who would pass that up?
captcha: geranium. Temptation to say "gertie": high
In compliance with Chinese law? Honestly, they had two choices in China:
:P
- Accept a degree of censorship
- Don't offer the service at all
They took the former - and from what I've heard, they generally go as far against that as they can without major, major trouble.
And anyway, one word: Tor
Isn't Crossfire our answer to Crossfire?
Heh, you aren't from the United States, are you? SIMs and phones are practicaly welded together here.
Not that it matters. We have this technology called "tables" that we can "set" stuff on when we aren't there!
It's proprietary software.
The FSF does not allow themselves to install ANY proprietary software, for ANY purpose, other than to write a free replacement. Unless they joined the ReactOS project and it was retargeted to clone Vista, this doesn't fall into that situation.
Many of them (And many pc users) have put in tons of work making scripts work just right, to do things that they couldn't easily do otherwise. This is the only way those platforms are really programmable by end users (Although with Microsoft's Visual Studio Express and Apple's xCode, this may be ending... if the skills get pushed out somehow.) ... Someone want to try to get a really good importer for VBA working on OpenOffice.org, and a native Mac UI?
Well, the only one in the timezone is rather extreme. I expect that you would have maybe 55-75% of people (the exact people changing all the time, of course) in at a given time during the day. You would still be able to walk down the row of cubes, ask someone to help for a sec, and get it done. Unless you're a night owl, of course, in which case you're probably used to not having help NOW anyway.
My solution would be to set "On Call Hours" and work from home. Or carry a good cell phone and try not to leave serviced areas. Someone has a problem, they call, and if you can't solve it over the phone, you go. You're done, you go back to what you were doing, or the next incident. Only problem is if you're on the way home with groceries...
WRONG!
Why do people think that you have to have your writes read (or recited from memory) to you? You do NOT. They only have to read you your rights IF THEY ARE GOING TO QUESTION YOU.
So that's where all those worms came from when I was on dial-up!
"All the land is taken"? Someone is an idiot - there is plenty of electricity to run more servers. If you pay LL enough, you could run your own continent - hell, if you payed them enough, they would probably run you a whole grid.
Going? No one. Well, the FAA might try, but once you leave Terra, who cares what they think?
Claiming ownership? At least half a billion angry humans, I'm guessing. Possibly the UN, depending on exactly how things work out with laws of your country, and international law.
Well, technically, very few people watch articles, many people watch the Recent Changes list, though.
Just a nitpick.
And don't give them large filestorage.
I have Vim, PuTTY, and Ruby all on my school account. Sure, it only leaves me with a few megs of space to work in, but I rarely use it anyway. If I stripped out stuff I don't use from Ruby's standard library, I'd be golden.
Wouldn't it really make more sense to kick them out the door as soon as they are reasonably sure the patch works, as opposed to saveing them up for a while?