The refinery in Richmond CA wants to simply change to a cleaner method of production, but the NIMBY people have decided that they cant even FIX their refinery.
Inflation does not reduce the value of the vast majority of wealth. Anybody with real wealth has it invested in assets which protect against inflation.
The only people who lose from inflation are people with a large percentage of their over all wealth in cash, which is to say poor people lose out from inflation.
chroot only applies to file descriptors open after the call. If there is a file descriptor opened before the call to chroot on say a directory? you can easily transverse the file system.
I have moderator points, but I decided to reply instead.
There are several ways to break out of a chroot'ed environment.
You do not need root privileges to break out of a chroot. If you can find a file descriptor which was opened before the call to chroot() you can break out of the chroot. That is only one example, but it gives a good idea of how complex compartmentalization of an entire operating system is. It is important to realize that chroot is not a security mechanism.
You said it yourself NYC is the most crowded place (in the US at least). NYC is unique, there is a functioning large scale subway system, the entire island of Manhattan is only 2 miles wide, NYC is uniquely suited to pedestrian and bike traffic.
Unfortunately for the rest of the country bicycles more often than not have a combined negative effect. Most urban area's around the country have little residential traffic and most of the commuters are coming from widely dispersed areas. Widely disbursed commuters means that mass transit is essentially impossible. The Bay Area has one of the best mass transit systems (especially when you consider that most of the commuters are commuting to san francisco from places across the bay). But if you have work at 9am you would still need to be catching the bus at 7:45am to guarantee you get to work by 9am, and that's if you're in the city i can barely imagine relying on mass transit to commute from a place farther away.
Bikes and cars should not be sharing the same roads. It's dangerous for all parties involved. I know that a lot of the bicycle riders want to believe that everybody could ride a bike everywhere, but it's just not true; i would contend that the vast majority of people could not physically bike to work unless that was time they were paid too bike.
The Direct3d support is not designed for gaming, but it works for the most part. I have found a few games which do not work, Fallout 3 America's Army 3, but also many which do work, Counter Strike Source America's Army 2 Team Fortress 2 Rise of Nations.
VMware is probably swapping to free memory. You can disable the swapping of memory by VMware which will significantly improve performance (as long as you do not run out of memory).
Basically it sounds like you're waiting for the hdd to load something while at the same time writing out swap data.
The checksum used by TCP is a weak and only 16 bits.
On networks with extremely high error rates the probability that a packet will be corrupted in such a way that the checksum is still valid becomes very high.
The use of jumbo packets causes the probability to increase substantially as the same hash must now verify far more data.
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I second that, I dont even know the names of the streets blocks away from where i have lived my entire life, i navigate entirely by landmarks.
The refinery in Richmond CA wants to simply change to a cleaner method of production, but the NIMBY people have decided that they cant even FIX their refinery.
A vulnerability that is ridiculously unlikely to ever be seen in the wild? Oh no!
People are buying those for retirement accounts. The vast majority of government issued bonds only pay out after a decade or more.
If you have more debt than assets you declare bankruptcy....
Bonds? Nobody with real money would in their right mind invest in bonds...
Inflation does not reduce the value of the vast majority of wealth. Anybody with real wealth has it invested in assets which protect against inflation.
The only people who lose from inflation are people with a large percentage of their over all wealth in cash, which is to say poor people lose out from inflation.
they dont even need to have speech recognition, they just need to recognize when a few word is spoken and have people listen to individual words.
http://www.cutekittens.com/ how about that one? :D
The irony that climate models usually require super computers to run in a timely manner is not lost on me.
It probably doesnt hurt that norway is dark and encased in ice for a huge chunk of the year.
im not repeating myself. http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1300757&cid=28683733
chroot only applies to file descriptors open after the call. If there is a file descriptor opened before the call to chroot on say a directory? you can easily transverse the file system.
I have moderator points, but I decided to reply instead.
There are several ways to break out of a chroot'ed environment.
You do not need root privileges to break out of a chroot. If you can find a file descriptor which was opened before the call to chroot() you can break out of the chroot. That is only one example, but it gives a good idea of how complex compartmentalization of an entire operating system is. It is important to realize that chroot is not a security mechanism.
And then would have fried him; guarantee or not.
It's simple. When Europeans go on vacation they're on vacation
Crazy idea, right?
Hell if you go to France the wrong time of year you'll end up without any restaurants open.
Well it certainly would be more difficult, but you could maintain a collection of the maps in different games then construct overlays based on inputs.
Yeah that makes perfect sense. I mean Nokia's browser would need to support it also!.
Whats what? Nokia doesn't have a browser
Oh right, who gives a shit what Nokia thinks.
I am using Firefox 3.0.11 on Ubuntu 9.04 with a T7500 CPU (Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz).
That site pegged one core of my CPU.
Really? That would be damn obvious, not to mention most people would see the slow down and close the browser.
You said it yourself NYC is the most crowded place (in the US at least). NYC is unique, there is a functioning large scale subway system, the entire island of Manhattan is only 2 miles wide, NYC is uniquely suited to pedestrian and bike traffic.
Unfortunately for the rest of the country bicycles more often than not have a combined negative effect. Most urban area's around the country have little residential traffic and most of the commuters are coming from widely dispersed areas. Widely disbursed commuters means that mass transit is essentially impossible. The Bay Area has one of the best mass transit systems (especially when you consider that most of the commuters are commuting to san francisco from places across the bay). But if you have work at 9am you would still need to be catching the bus at 7:45am to guarantee you get to work by 9am, and that's if you're in the city i can barely imagine relying on mass transit to commute from a place farther away.
Bikes and cars should not be sharing the same roads. It's dangerous for all parties involved. I know that a lot of the bicycle riders want to believe that everybody could ride a bike everywhere, but it's just not true; i would contend that the vast majority of people could not physically bike to work unless that was time they were paid too bike.
The Direct3d support is not designed for gaming, but it works for the most part. I have found a few games which do not work, Fallout 3 America's Army 3, but also many which do work, Counter Strike Source America's Army 2 Team Fortress 2 Rise of Nations.
VMware is probably swapping to free memory. You can disable the swapping of memory by VMware which will significantly improve performance (as long as you do not run out of memory).
Basically it sounds like you're waiting for the hdd to load something while at the same time writing out swap data.
Alright and then google almost immediately bans that person for adsense.
Wow brilliant plan guys.
Fingerprinting is absurdly far from perfect.
Most if not all load balancers are linux which means a fair number of sites running IIS appear to be on linux when you do TCP/IP fingerprinting.
The checksum used by TCP is a weak and only 16 bits.
On networks with extremely high error rates the probability that a packet will be corrupted in such a way that the checksum is still valid becomes very high.
The use of jumbo packets causes the probability to increase substantially as the same hash must now verify far more data.