The primary purpose for PirateBay is for contributing to infringement of copyright. (to use the prosecutor's words) Or... The primary purpose for PirateBay is for contributing to distribution of binary numbers (data). And it is the same objective as for any communications network... so is PirateBay an ISP?
... and if there are people who drive cars without a license we can always ask oil companies to pay for them! Extending this bussiness model to guns is a matter of time.
I am sure that they evaluated the quality of the ethanol very often. And I suspect they needed 5 years to get sober. Hard job.
Although, they could at least describe how it tastes.
Do we need terabit connections (TCP or whatever)? I will be happy if I can get 50 Mbps as it should be enough for any HDTV streaming. Unless you are running particle collider and you need to ofshore all your measurement data to distant grid network. But they are usually very boring to watch:)
... how many IP addresses have their TCP port 80 opened? Maybe let's start with installing firewall on 83.138.183.169, so I don't have to waste time reading useless research.
If you ever studied queueing (yes! 4 vowels in a row!) theory then you probably:
1. know that traffic is measured in Erlangs in channel switching networks
2. work in telco bussines or other high demand/performace area
3. know Erlang-B formula by heart
4. know that software for switching centers is huge
5. know that switching center is allowed for 5 minutes of downtime a year
Is it ("analyzing the CPU's Branch Predictor states through spying on a single quasi-parallel computation process") possible on modern PC with modern OS? Doesn't switching of the process on CPU also change branch prediction?
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And it is the same objective as for any communications network... so is PirateBay an ISP?
... and if there are people who drive cars without a license we can always ask oil companies to pay for them!
Extending this bussiness model to guns is a matter of time.
I am sure that they evaluated the quality of the ethanol very often. And I suspect they needed 5 years to get sober. Hard job.
Although, they could at least describe how it tastes.
SciFi coming true! ... I am still waiting for full Secure Hardware Environment.
But
Mod parent up! :D
Do we need terabit connections (TCP or whatever)? I will be happy if I can get 50 Mbps as it should be enough for any HDTV streaming. :)
Unless you are running particle collider and you need to ofshore all your measurement data to distant grid network. But they are usually very boring to watch
... how many IP addresses have their TCP port 80 opened? Maybe let's start with installing firewall on 83.138.183.169, so I don't have to waste time reading useless research.
I am staying with Nexuiz.
Maybe try Natural Selection (free HL1 mod) http://www.unknownworlds.com/ns/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiV_ue-PbL4
Why not to use simpler solution and stop playing stressful games?
Damn... those new programmers are too sharp, now they can count above 3 :)
If you ever studied queueing (yes! 4 vowels in a row!) theory then you probably:
1. know that traffic is measured in Erlangs in channel switching networks
2. work in telco bussines or other high demand/performace area
3. know Erlang-B formula by heart
4. know that software for switching centers is huge
5. know that switching center is allowed for 5 minutes of downtime a year
Made in USA -> Made in A(ntigua)
Orifice overflow requires orifice patching.
Drowned pixels
Thanks for mood improving article. :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p_OuMW4bfE
They clearly missed that one in their report - so much aggression.
$500 million / 290000 ~= $1700!
I wonder what software (besides 47000 disks of Windows Vista) they were making.
... could be a nice start.
Training a military pilot is not cheap.
1) Remove hard physical requirements for pilots 2) Hire Halo players 3) Profit!
And the missing Rat http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNL8b6Sm3SE.
I still remember that opera scene http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPXS8xMXzOQ. So kids, be nice to your mitochondria
Using link load as routing metric is like asking someone to shoot yourself in the foot.
Is it ("analyzing the CPU's Branch Predictor states through spying on a single quasi-parallel computation process") possible on modern PC with modern OS? Doesn't switching of the process on CPU also change branch prediction?