The problem is that they are not playing fair either.
India is extremely protectionist. All companies in India must be Indian controlled, Indians pay lower fees, the list goes on.
They already have the "We got ours" attitude, why shouldn't we?
Frankly they are the only ones in this entire situation that have a double standard.
It sort of already exists.
I use S/MIME and Outlook.
All of my email is signed.
You can send me an encrypted email.
All I did was go to a CA and ask for a free cert.
http://www.comodo.com/products/certificate_services/email_certificate.html
Unfortunately the only encryption algorithms available with outlook currently are 3DES and RC2...
Easy, they waited.
It's a very simple trick actually.
Passive detection methods employed by submarines do not work if the other object is either not moving and is dead silent (dead is probably literal in the Chinese navy).
So when the carrier group passed over they just popped up in the middle of them undetected.
It's really not impressive at all, aside form their ability to guess where the carrier group was going.
-openoffice load time They did test this. OpenOffice load time is a sequential read of files
-time to switch a tab in firefoxThat is done entirely in memory, the HDD makes no difference
-time to switch or minimize a windowall memory, same as above
-boot timeFor a correctly designed operating system this should be sequential, although it can sometime be random (ie testing this is irrelevent because it differs by the OS)
-loading a large spreadsheetAgain they did test this as it is a sequential read
Preferably, times between a fast and a slow CPU should be compared.Why?
To put that in perspective the GDP for Burma is (in millions) 13,700 USD. The United States was 13,790,000, almost exactly 1,000 times larger. So giving them 3 million dollars in aid will have the same effect that 3 billion dollars would have in the United States.
Then again Katrina relief topped 200 billion and it still wasn't enough....
Actually I use Pidgin on windows. There are a few things that don't work (the file open dialog crashes the entire program) but in general I find that it's much easier to use than other multi protocol clients.
I have to wonder why they have not tried to get a preliminary injunction to halt shipment pending legal matters. They probably could get that fairly easily.
They're probably weighing it against the possibility of having their "you can only install the copy of OS X you bought onto our list of blessed hardware" clause in the OS X EULA ruled invalid.
What is the point of having that clause in their EULA if they are afraid to ever use it?
You could run the hot water for the building through a heat exchanger before you heat it up with a boiler.
Cold Water -> Heat Exchanger -> Warm Water -> Boiler -> Hot Water
Over all the energy used to go from Cold Water -> Warm Water is saved.
Slashdot Mirror
The problem is that they are not playing fair either. India is extremely protectionist. All companies in India must be Indian controlled, Indians pay lower fees, the list goes on. They already have the "We got ours" attitude, why shouldn't we? Frankly they are the only ones in this entire situation that have a double standard.
char *buffer; while(1) { buffer = buffer * buffer; buffer[buffer*buffer] = 0; } I can haz medal?
I'm using Firefox 3.0 and that gopher page loaded just fine for me...
It sort of already exists. I use S/MIME and Outlook. All of my email is signed. You can send me an encrypted email. All I did was go to a CA and ask for a free cert. http://www.comodo.com/products/certificate_services/email_certificate.html Unfortunately the only encryption algorithms available with outlook currently are 3DES and RC2 ...
PST The NSA can probably get VeriSign to sign anything they want. A MiTM Attack form the NSA would be transparent.
"There is none" is a bad idea. "Hidden volume?" is much better
42? why not 43? or how about 50? because there are only 42 commercial linux games
Easy, they waited. It's a very simple trick actually. Passive detection methods employed by submarines do not work if the other object is either not moving and is dead silent (dead is probably literal in the Chinese navy). So when the carrier group passed over they just popped up in the middle of them undetected. It's really not impressive at all, aside form their ability to guess where the carrier group was going.
403, they do not allow hot-linking.
Can we see some definitive numbers on what the pay scale will be? For example there is http://www.airforce.com/careers/paychart/index.php
What else?
The image is here. Yet again great editing.
Where is the Audio and Video?!
Did you even read the article? The entire thing was about how you could avoid having to ask other people to use the network with a lighter touch.
You just wanted to put it out there that you went to Carnegie Mellon didn't you :D
-time to switch a tab in firefoxThat is done entirely in memory, the HDD makes no difference
-time to switch or minimize a windowall memory, same as above
-boot timeFor a correctly designed operating system this should be sequential, although it can sometime be random (ie testing this is irrelevent because it differs by the OS)
-loading a large spreadsheetAgain they did test this as it is a sequential read
Preferably, times between a fast and a slow CPU should be compared.Why?
To put that in perspective the GDP for Burma is (in millions) 13,700 USD. The United States was 13,790,000, almost exactly 1,000 times larger. So giving them 3 million dollars in aid will have the same effect that 3 billion dollars would have in the United States.
Then again Katrina relief topped 200 billion and it still wasn't enough....
Actually I use Pidgin on windows. There are a few things that don't work (the file open dialog crashes the entire program) but in general I find that it's much easier to use than other multi protocol clients.
They only tested burst speeds, there was no random access testing.
SSD works best when accessing files randomly.
I have to wonder why they have not tried to get a preliminary injunction to halt shipment pending legal matters. They probably could get that fairly easily.
They're probably weighing it against the possibility of having their "you can only install the copy of OS X you bought onto our list of blessed hardware" clause in the OS X EULA ruled invalid.
What is the point of having that clause in their EULA if they are afraid to ever use it?You need to do some reading up on how IP works.
http://www.tech-faq.com/tcp-sequence-prediction.shtml
That's a good point. Using the heat from a data center to heat the air is a good idea.
Put a datacenter in near city center and you could sell the warm water to steam producers.
At least in the US most major city centers use steam to heat their buildings.
You could run the hot water for the building through a heat exchanger before you heat it up with a boiler. Cold Water -> Heat Exchanger -> Warm Water -> Boiler -> Hot Water Over all the energy used to go from Cold Water -> Warm Water is saved.