Ill read one of these studies when they can get a dog to pass the Turing test until then it's just trained repetition which is not human like at all. (no matter how much high school teachers believe it to be)
The police try to find patterns in activity already, but it is far less effective for a relatively small group of people to look for patterns than it is for a computer with many cameras.
This is exactly what is already happening but faster.
Observing the UI principle that it's better to ask forgiveness than permission (something Vista has forgotten) Can you imagine the shit that Microsoft would get if Vista asked for forgiveness?
"Give Vista forgiveness for allowing a virus to install a rootkit, Cancel Allow?"
The original premise was that wireless spectrum needed to be regulated to prevent collisions.
Government working the way it does figured out that this could be taxed, the most effective way to tax this is to auction off spectrum licenses.
Honestly auctioning off spectrum licenses seems better than the alternative of the FCC deciding who can use what spectrum based on what their view of what is the most useful.
Clearly the FCC has no idea what is the best application for the limited spectrum 'resources' that are available.
I just went to change the way that files are handled by Firefox as a work around.
The dialog requires that each file type be individually changed.
This would seem to be a VERY poor design.
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If Verisign decides to screw you they could do it on a much grander scale than tor exit nodes...
1) Issue certs in your name to criminals
2) Preform massive traffic monitoring
3) Wait shit the NSA can probably read all encrypted data using Verisign certs and MITM attacks.... son of a bitch....
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You do know that you can convert ogg to mp3 without ripping from cd, right?
Ill read one of these studies when they can get a dog to pass the Turing test until then it's just trained repetition which is not human like at all. (no matter how much high school teachers believe it to be)
Lets be real here.
The police try to find patterns in activity already, but it is far less effective for a relatively small group of people to look for patterns than it is for a computer with many cameras.
This is exactly what is already happening but faster.
When you are in public, you are in public.
"Give Vista forgiveness for allowing a virus to install a rootkit, Cancel Allow?"
?!?!?!
Why should i have to ask nicely that MY phone be unlocked?
The position makes sense as it's not meant to be additional storage and not a transfer medium.
Wrong, then they continue to sell to the masses a crippled product that only people in the know can get to work.
When you purchase your connection from your ISP the speed you buy is regulated by the modem, especially in cable modems.
So why not have unrestricted downloads of content from the ISP's servers when purchased.
Actual value is added to the content (I get it faster) and the pirated copy is no longer the better version.
I for one am not interested in storing massive amounts of material, I download watch seed a little more than I took and delete everything.
DRM becomes unnecessary if the content is available instantly from an un-metered connection.
He is saying that state law supersedes the contract, not that the contract only applies within his state.
The original premise was that wireless spectrum needed to be regulated to prevent collisions.
Government working the way it does figured out that this could be taxed, the most effective way to tax this is to auction off spectrum licenses.
Honestly auctioning off spectrum licenses seems better than the alternative of the FCC deciding who can use what spectrum based on what their view of what is the most useful.
Clearly the FCC has no idea what is the best application for the limited spectrum 'resources' that are available.
The value isn't in the hardware it is generally in the data.
Wasn't the attack on Estonia actually conducted by the Storm botnet?
That is exactly why this is only used for one person at a time.....
low millions? um surrrrreeeee
Yeah it is the printer development, sending liquid through a very small needle is basically what a printer is.
That would be $300 billion dollars to make a coast to coast maglev. That's actually pretty cheap when you consider the price of flying.
Frankly if the NSA is coming after you I would forget about the data and run like hell.
Disappear... seriously
Um copy, verify , kill.
I just went to change the way that files are handled by Firefox as a work around.
The dialog requires that each file type be individually changed.
This would seem to be a VERY poor design.
If Verisign decides to screw you they could do it on a much grander scale than tor exit nodes...
1) Issue certs in your name to criminals 2) Preform massive traffic monitoring 3) Wait shit the NSA can probably read all encrypted data using Verisign certs and MITM attacks.... son of a bitch....
Take solace in that: Humanity will be long dead before the universe is understood
But then apple would be just as unstable as windows!
No really the only reason that OS X is more stable is because the drivers are all written in house.
Most large ships are hybrids.
Conventional generator powering an electric motor reduces wear and tear.
$30K to $1M? Why not just admit that you don't know how much it costs?
Most people buy iPods from the apple store.
I don't see a Microsoft store, do you?