In the part that says all registered "Do-Not-Call" parties agree that all household members will vote for the GOP canidate in each election they participate in.:)
That's a federal law counteracting a federal law, though. It's not the same as a local law counteracting a federal law. It's like Milwaukee county saying you can start flogging people at will who look at your children. Federal law calls that assault.:)
The federal communications act of 1924 enables the reception of radio waves on all frequencies by any device, including special frequencies used by telecommunications and government.
It's not legal to broadcast on them. It's not legal to decipher their contents if they are encrypted (DMCA).
Every state that has had a radar detector case go to the federal level has lost the case and been forced to invalidate the local law.
That isin't even a problem any more, because of SS7. E.g. 1-800-MUSIC-NOW when it came out had many people scratching their heads, since it's a 12 digit number.:)
Each time you dial a number, the switch sends a SS7 request to locate the next node, and those nodes are connected in tandem one digit at a time...
No timers or +1 required, just a dedicated SS7-capible switch.
You aren't looking at this logically. It's not that "you need that much CPU for a webserver", is that "look at how many more customers you can squeeze in per server".
This lowers cost for providers, and eventually lowers costs for consumers.
I always like to note to people who throw out the tin foil hat theory that if they really did have mind control satelites they would have forced people to forget about them.
This then causes them to go into "religion" mode, which should be self explanitory.
ATI still has the dual 9700 config to announce, they hinted it off when the 9700 first came out. I'm sure it'll kick the shit out of the GeforceFX, untill nVidia makes a dual GeforceFX card... That is, if nVidia designed their chip to be capible of running in a dual configuration like ATI did. =)
The problem is that because spam costs the recipiant money and costs the sender almost nothing, only a very small return rate is required to keep the spammer in the black (or more) every year. The solution is to enforce token-based mail sending that has an associated real world cost, even if it's one the end-user can specify himself for unknown senders.
I've decided to flag all RIAA/MPAA activity as 'terrorism', due to the way they treat consumers to force them into obeying. From this point forward I'm just going to follow our presidents lead and send in my troops to destroy them, err, stop supporting terrorism.:)
grsecurity let's you limit network access to specific uid/gid's. You could in effect make programs setgid 'network' if you want them to be able to access the network and blanket deny the rest of the lot.
This will make me stop using Borland C++ Builder and all of its similar products in its entirety. The whole purpose (for me) of using Borland's IDE is to get away from using Microsoft's, that and I beleive it's a better product with an unfortunately smaller than monopoly-sized market share. Borland, if you sell, that's your business. Microsoft, if you buy, you won't get any customers who won't run from you as soon as possible.
Okay, let's preface. This guy has a good idea in the memory allocation department.
Problem 1:
It's not easy, nor fast to write. Errors are severe if present and undetected. Code required to be reliable might not be a good place to test this allocation method.
Problem 2:
I'm not entirely sure these concepts are very portible outside of GCC. May not be a big deal to most, but uh, multiplatform code is required in some enviroments.
Problem 3:
Any speed increase without massive resource wasting is pure dumb luck during heavy usage, unless used in an application that takes little user input or has limits on the ammount of input.
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In the part that says all registered "Do-Not-Call" parties agree that all household members will vote for the GOP canidate in each election they participate in. :)
That's a federal law counteracting a federal law, though. It's not the same as a local law counteracting a federal law. It's like Milwaukee county saying you can start flogging people at will who look at your children. Federal law calls that assault. :)
The federal communications act of 1924 enables the reception of radio waves on all frequencies by any device, including special frequencies used by telecommunications and government.
It's not legal to broadcast on them. It's not legal to decipher their contents if they are encrypted (DMCA).
Every state that has had a radar detector case go to the federal level has lost the case and been forced to invalidate the local law.
That's not entirely true, if you do not distribute the changes, you can do whatever the fuck you want for your own personal use.
As boring as Golf is, the Olsen Twins will be naked and petrified by the end of the 18th hole...
That isin't even a problem any more, because of SS7. E.g. 1-800-MUSIC-NOW when it came out had many people scratching their heads, since it's a 12 digit number. :)
Each time you dial a number, the switch sends a SS7 request to locate the next node, and those nodes are connected in tandem one digit at a time...
No timers or +1 required, just a dedicated SS7-capible switch.
BSD is dy... KILLING!
You aren't looking at this logically. It's not that "you need that much CPU for a webserver", is that "look at how many more customers you can squeeze in per server".
This lowers cost for providers, and eventually lowers costs for consumers.
Yee haw.
Yay!!!!!!!!!
oh wait..
*sobs in corner* I remember when VIDEO CARDS COST LESS THAN MOTHERBOARDS! NOW they're more than BOTH THE MOTHERBOARD AND CPU! WHY, GOD, WHY?
I always like to note to people who throw out the tin foil hat theory that if they really did have mind control satelites they would have forced people to forget about them.
This then causes them to go into "religion" mode, which should be self explanitory.
ATI still has the dual 9700 config to announce, they hinted it off when the 9700 first came out. I'm sure it'll kick the shit out of the GeforceFX, untill nVidia makes a dual GeforceFX card... That is, if nVidia designed their chip to be capible of running in a dual configuration like ATI did. =)
Step 7: ???
Step 8: Profit!
YHBT!
Karma? What's that?
I won't even go into how much you saved him in software licenses, you damn dirty pirate! I'm sending the BSA after you. TSK!
Two words: Anger Management.
The problem is that because spam costs the recipiant money and costs the sender almost nothing, only a very small return rate is required to keep the spammer in the black (or more) every year. The solution is to enforce token-based mail sending that has an associated real world cost, even if it's one the end-user can specify himself for unknown senders.
Why does R.J. Reynolds continue to sell cigarettes?
On behalf of:
Christopher Raehl
1133 Industrial Blvd
Chippewa Falls, WI 54729
(715) 720-9131
I would like to remind everyone to stop feeding the trolls.
Thank you.
I've decided to flag all RIAA/MPAA activity as 'terrorism', due to the way they treat consumers to force them into obeying. From this point forward I'm just going to follow our presidents lead and send in my troops to destroy them, err, stop supporting terrorism. :)
With those ugly russian women, it's no wonder why.
grsecurity let's you limit network access to specific uid/gid's. You could in effect make programs setgid 'network' if you want them to be able to access the network and blanket deny the rest of the lot.
Amen. No one seems to see how fucked up this whole industry is right now.
This will make me stop using Borland C++ Builder and all of its similar products in its entirety. The whole purpose (for me) of using Borland's IDE is to get away from using Microsoft's, that and I beleive it's a better product with an unfortunately smaller than monopoly-sized market share. Borland, if you sell, that's your business. Microsoft, if you buy, you won't get any customers who won't run from you as soon as possible.
Dual channel ISDN is 128k, ISDL is 160k on one channel. Which is better again?
Personally, me and my 14 wedding geusts in Vegas last month took a strech Escelade. Hell yeah.
Okay, let's preface. This guy has a good idea in the memory allocation department.
Problem 1:
It's not easy, nor fast to write. Errors are severe if present and undetected. Code required to be reliable might not be a good place to test this allocation method.
Problem 2:
I'm not entirely sure these concepts are very portible outside of GCC. May not be a big deal to most, but uh, multiplatform code is required in some enviroments.
Problem 3:
Any speed increase without massive resource wasting is pure dumb luck during heavy usage, unless used in an application that takes little user input or has limits on the ammount of input.
Just my $0.02.