As always, it's the government (except the NSA) not being attractive enough or not paying enough to get some real experts on board. There are many government-paid university researchers around. Why was there no academic project to evaluate the quality of the system?
Why are the transceivers hardwired for one band? Is it really that hard to make one that's switchable between bands? Or is it the antennas? Sorry, dumb CSer with only basic EE here:)
Its basically a kludge from bygone days before DNS, and for 99% of use cases where you might think "I can use a HOSTS file for that", there are far better methods-- or else the thing you are trying to do is retarded.
Ah, so I should rather set up a DNS server for my 5 machines, rather than have one hosts file that never changes and that I append once after installation?
Einstein was born and raised in Germany though. What you need is an environment that's healthy and free of stressors plus education. I don't see how health issues are conducive to mental development or that there's any correlation between intelligence and health detriments.
So I couldn't sell my magic bash or perl incantations on eBay? Thank goodness my employer pays me to cast them against the evil spirits that live in our systems.
Which ones? It seems to be targeted against specific companies. There's a rumor that Saudi Aramco is one of them. The set of target companies should give us a very good idea of the purpose. Economic? Political?
NX works very well even on slow connections, but you can't remote control the actual desktop, only a new one. I have gone as far as using nxclient to create a new desktop and then "vinagre localhost" to access the physical desktop.
The wheezy installation I ran two weeks ago told me that I needed two binary non-free packages and asked if I wanted to load them from another device. I didn't try it though because I installed via a wired network.
Exactly. A major international incident about this? Yeah right. This is either a rumor, posturing or somebody in London ready to do some unprecedented US ass kissing.
Yup. Flash always sucked on low powered CPUs like Atom. It'll consume 20% on a modern fast CPU with accelerated video and if you don't have video acceleration it'll be much higher. On an Atom Netbook with Intel GMA under Linux it's unusable. I disabled the plugin, downloaded the.flv files and played them with VLC - no problem.
We learned ALGOL68 back in the day. I still think its clarity is unsurpassed. Understanding that "REAL a;" means "REF REAL a=LOC REAL;" and that "REF REAL a=HEAP REAL;" is something very different makes you appreciate the difference between a constant and a variable with a storage location behind it. Coming from BASIC and FORTRAN that was a real eye opener. No wonder most newer languages like the PASCAL and C families are derived from it.
Does anybody know what the player requirements are? The presentation style courses hang at "Loading audio..." for me. Chrome, chromium or iceweasel on Debian wheezy.
The fabled low cost/GB of tape only comes into play after you've amortized the cost of the drive over many tapes. The long access time makes tape feasible as an online storage medium only if you have a disk subsystem in front of it and HSM SW automatically keeps frequently accessed files on disk. That SW alone costs more than a decent size NAS subsystem which also means that you have to amortize the SW cost over many drives, i.e. you need a library. It's required for reasonable reliability too. This is big iron technology that's only used if disk would be too expensive for the amount of data you want to store, say more than a few thousand disk drives, and if the access pattern are suitable.
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As always, it's the government (except the NSA) not being attractive enough or not paying enough to get some real experts on board.
There are many government-paid university researchers around. Why was there no academic project to evaluate the quality of the system?
Come on, Canadians are nice guys, there can be only whitehats in Canada. Canadians would never exploit security holes for malicious purposes.
Railway switches and signals? That would be an *interesting* playground.
A small hovercraft without a skirt!
Yawn. Ground effect only. That's not flying.
Why are the transceivers hardwired for one band? Is it really that hard to make one that's switchable between bands? Or is it the antennas? :)
Sorry, dumb CSer with only basic EE here
Girlfriend+pier or pool=fun.
I would only be affected if I used Windows 8, which I don't plan to.
Its basically a kludge from bygone days before DNS, and for 99% of use cases where you might think "I can use a HOSTS file for that", there are far better methods-- or else the thing you are trying to do is retarded.
Ah, so I should rather set up a DNS server for my 5 machines, rather than have one hosts file that never changes and that I append once after installation?
Looks like you never heard of Xubuntu, Kubuntu or Lubuntu, let alone Gnobuntu (although I don't know if that works yet.)
Einstein was born and raised in Germany though.
What you need is an environment that's healthy and free of stressors plus education. I don't see how health issues are conducive to mental development or that there's any correlation between intelligence and health detriments.
I did read it and I'd like to know.
So I couldn't sell my magic bash or perl incantations on eBay?
Thank goodness my employer pays me to cast them against the evil spirits that live in our systems.
Which ones?
It seems to be targeted against specific companies. There's a rumor that Saudi Aramco is one of them.
The set of target companies should give us a very good idea of the purpose. Economic? Political?
NX works very well even on slow connections, but you can't remote control the actual desktop, only a new one.
I have gone as far as using nxclient to create a new desktop and then "vinagre localhost" to access the physical desktop.
And if you want the latest newfangled code, enable some of the more adventurous repos and install from them.
The wheezy installation I ran two weeks ago told me that I needed two binary non-free packages and asked if I wanted to load them from another device.
I didn't try it though because I installed via a wired network.
Exactly. A major international incident about this?
Yeah right. This is either a rumor, posturing or somebody in London ready to do some unprecedented US ass kissing.
Bah. Real men load the message into a debugger and overwrite that one byte.
No need for something as complicated as an editor.
You're overcorrecting.
Phenomenon, singular
Phenomena, plural
Yup. Flash always sucked on low powered CPUs like Atom. It'll consume 20% on a modern fast CPU with accelerated video and if you don't have video acceleration it'll be much higher. .flv files and played them with VLC - no problem.
On an Atom Netbook with Intel GMA under Linux it's unusable. I disabled the plugin, downloaded the
Obviously they all watched too much Jetsons as kids. It's ingrained now.
We learned ALGOL68 back in the day. I still think its clarity is unsurpassed. Understanding that "REAL a;" means "REF REAL a=LOC REAL;" and that "REF REAL a=HEAP REAL;" is something very different makes you appreciate the difference between a constant and a variable with a storage location behind it. Coming from BASIC and FORTRAN that was a real eye opener.
No wonder most newer languages like the PASCAL and C families are derived from it.
Does anybody know what the player requirements are?
The presentation style courses hang at "Loading audio..." for me. Chrome, chromium or iceweasel on Debian wheezy.
The fabled low cost/GB of tape only comes into play after you've amortized the cost of the drive over many tapes.
The long access time makes tape feasible as an online storage medium only if you have a disk subsystem in front of it and HSM SW automatically keeps frequently accessed files on disk. That SW alone costs more than a decent size NAS subsystem which also means that you have to amortize the SW cost over many drives, i.e. you need a library. It's required for reasonable reliability too.
This is big iron technology that's only used if disk would be too expensive for the amount of data you want to store, say more than a few thousand disk drives, and if the access pattern are suitable.
Modern drives are *very* good at keeping the tension constant the entire time.