Well, writing compliant html/css might take some time if you without thinking write "cursor: hand;" in your css. On the other hand, if you're used to the standards, you know that it's "cursor: pointer;".
Forgive the kind of random example, but you didn't give any example of what takes long to write while adhering to standards.
Well, when I browse that news site, a temporary copy of their image is stored in my browser cache. If I have a worm, that means I might have distributed a copy of that image, albeit unknowingly.
As I understand QoS routers, they should be able to prioritize traffic in such a way that browsing stays responsive while p2p is only minimally slower. And as I understand the OP, the question was "what is the best way to do this". I clicked on the "read more" button because I, too, wonder about this.
In typical Slashdot fashion, half the answers (including yours) have been "You're an idiot. I understand your problem much better than you". Thanks a lot for being so helpful.
It's true that you can't force a revolution. But if you gently prod, noone listens. Do you think that the 'moderate' technologies you speak of, would exists today if not for groups like Greenpeace?
I would suggest statical linking.
You can link only against the needed parts of Qt (for example, no XML, WebKit, Phonon and SQL, but GUI and networking), so the result should be better than other crossplatform alternatives.
Here in Norway we have automatic copyright, with no registration nessescary. So anything I produce would basically be up for grabs by any U.S. legal entity?
No, the patch is to make sure that the identity of the image can't be established by a computer, even if all images were tagged manually beforehand.
This can be done by making sure that URLs vary for every request, and by ensuring that the image data is different for every request. To accompish this, use simple color substitution (that is not noticeable to humans), cropping, or simple artifacts like lines in the edges. The URL can be made to vary by using a random number, and only remembering what real ID that number maps to for say 10 minutes (and don't allow mappings to be used from several IP adresses of course).
This was my point exactly -- read my post again =) If fiber is public, then why involve private companies at all? They will demand profit, and this will increase costs for consumers.
If all fiber is public, all ISPs will have to rent fiber and bandwith from the state/municipality/whatever. So why the middle man? That will only raise prices for the consumer.
Yes, if you annoy _all_ the kids and make them feel distanced and unwanted in their society, that will take care of the 10 or so % that are the current problem. You've solved it! Many many kudos for you, Sir!
(Even if you are right and it's the majority, and I find that very hard to believe indeed without some proof, is it okay, in a democracy, to punish someone for other peoples actions? Nevermind, screw democracy and human rights, let's just kill them commies. And jews. And arabs. In fact, let's kill everyone whose cultural roots and current life situation I can't comprehend. That'll solve all sorts of problems.)
Well, the move to qt4 was the perfect opportunity to bring change, all the apps had to do a rewrite anyway. And the KDE4.0 release _is_ stable, for the core libraries. As the developers have said again and again.
I recall actually waiting for Windows 2000 and XP with interest and anticipation. Those products fit their install image into 300 MB of space and packed new features by the hundreds. What happened to that?
The DoS attack against Estonia is an excellent example of how a cyberattack carried out by a 20-year-old student in response to real-life events further exacerbated an existing problem between two nations.
In Norway, the law(1) says (in my translation) that "any punishment can be set aside if those who had sexual relations, are relatively equal in age and development".
As I understand it, Hilbel refused to give the officers his name. Righi OTOH, refused to show his drivers license -- because he was not operating a car. He did give his name to the officer.
have you figured out how to compile a program (even Hello World) and statically link it against a Free implementation of the C++ standard library so that the executable is smaller than 200 KiB?
That would be uClibc++. No locales, but most other parts of c++. According to the webpage the library is about 76kb in an optimised build.
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Well, writing compliant html/css might take some time if you without thinking write "cursor: hand;" in your css. On the other hand, if you're used to the standards, you know that it's "cursor: pointer;".
Forgive the kind of random example, but you didn't give any example of what takes long to write while adhering to standards.
Well, when I browse that news site, a temporary copy of their image is stored in my browser cache. If I have a worm, that means I might have distributed a copy of that image, albeit unknowingly.
As I understand QoS routers, they should be able to prioritize traffic in such a way that browsing stays responsive while p2p is only minimally slower. And as I understand the OP, the question was "what is the best way to do this". I clicked on the "read more" button because I, too, wonder about this.
In typical Slashdot fashion, half the answers (including yours) have been "You're an idiot. I understand your problem much better than you". Thanks a lot for being so helpful.
It's true that you can't force a revolution. But if you gently prod, noone listens. Do you think that the 'moderate' technologies you speak of, would exists today if not for groups like Greenpeace?
How do you change your mind _with_ hassle?
If it does not, it's time to go pay our respects to our new robotic overlords.
Just off the top of my head, I would guess QScintilla can. Havn't checked tho.
I would suggest statical linking. You can link only against the needed parts of Qt (for example, no XML, WebKit, Phonon and SQL, but GUI and networking), so the result should be better than other crossplatform alternatives.
Heh. You have obviously never used Digital Performer. I understand it sells pretty well, too.
Here in Norway we have automatic copyright, with no registration nessescary. So anything I produce would basically be up for grabs by any U.S. legal entity?
No, the patch is to make sure that the identity of the image can't be established by a computer, even if all images were tagged manually beforehand.
This can be done by making sure that URLs vary for every request, and by ensuring that the image data is different for every request. To accompish this, use simple color substitution (that is not noticeable to humans), cropping, or simple artifacts like lines in the edges. The URL can be made to vary by using a random number, and only remembering what real ID that number maps to for say 10 minutes (and don't allow mappings to be used from several IP adresses of course).
I wonder how that works as a pickup line.
Hey Baby, have you been with an professional penetrator before?
This was my point exactly -- read my post again =)
If fiber is public, then why involve private companies at all? They will demand profit, and this will increase costs for consumers.
If all fiber is public, all ISPs will have to rent fiber and bandwith from the state/municipality/whatever. So why the middle man? That will only raise prices for the consumer.
Yes, if you annoy _all_ the kids and make them feel distanced and unwanted in their society, that will take care of the 10 or so % that are the current problem. You've solved it! Many many kudos for you, Sir!
(Even if you are right and it's the majority, and I find that very hard to believe indeed without some proof, is it okay, in a democracy, to punish someone for other peoples actions? Nevermind, screw democracy and human rights, let's just kill them commies. And jews. And arabs. In fact, let's kill everyone whose cultural roots and current life situation I can't comprehend. That'll solve all sorts of problems.)
Well, the move to qt4 was the perfect opportunity to bring change, all the apps had to do a rewrite anyway.
And the KDE4.0 release _is_ stable, for the core libraries. As the developers have said again and again.
I recall actually waiting for Windows 2000 and XP with interest and anticipation. Those products fit their install image into 300 MB of space and packed new features by the hundreds. What happened to that?
They added error checking.
*** nooo not the face
The DoS attack against Estonia is an excellent example of how a cyberattack carried out by a 20-year-old student in response to real-life events further exacerbated an existing problem between two nations.
Eh. How about the _only_ example?
In Norway, the law(1) says (in my translation) that "any punishment can be set aside if those who had sexual relations, are relatively equal in age and development".
This paragraph always struck me as a great idea.
1: http://lovdata.no/cgi-wift/ldles?doc=/all/nl-19020522-010.html&196 - in norwegian.
Also, how do you quantify "better audio quality" numerically?
Ehm, just off the top of my head, perhaps "less lossy compression" would be a start?
So if your opinion of what a goverment should be deviates from the norm, then you can't vote?
A system such as you describe will only strengthen the notion that there is one "correct" form of goverment.
As I understand it, Hilbel refused to give the officers his name. Righi OTOH, refused to show his drivers license -- because he was not operating a car. He did give his name to the officer.
I wonder if they could make the MAFIAA pay for the extra servers they will need because of the logging? If not, this seems a tad unfair.
If the general purpose computer in the future no longer serves a market need then why should it not perish?
Screw market needs. What about what PEOPLE need?
That would be uClibc++. No locales, but most other parts of c++. According to the webpage the library is about 76kb in an optimised build.