I remember Leik N. Myrabo saying in a tv-show that with a 100 kW laser his lightcraft could be sent into space. With such a laser built maybe this can be proved a reality quite soon?
The drivers leaked onto the internet. A whole cd full of documents about 3dfx and the code of the drivers were leaked and therefore the 3dfx drivermakers can make drivers practically from scratch as far as I have understood. The development is going on at 3dfxzone.it but the source code may be very difficult to find. The releaser don't have it up anylonger. Maybe through a p2p-network...
The Glide drivers were made open source by 3dfx itself when they wanted it to work on linux.
In Sweden we can also get a similiar e-id and use it when we're in contact with the government for example.
Also every new european identity card comes along with a pin-code - maybe something that can be used online?
Another idea would be an ability conduct easy and fast blood tests at home which could be checked towards a national database over the population by a website and in that way determine the identity of a person.
No matter what it need to be a trusted instance that conducts all of these identifications because the same minute that I give away something at the internet that can be used to identify me others will also be able to be identified as me. It's like having your fingerprint shared on the internet and that's a problem in itself - nothing and no one can be trusted on the internet. There needs to be a secure connection between real life and the internet.
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I remember Leik N. Myrabo saying in a tv-show that with a 100 kW laser his lightcraft could be sent into space. With such a laser built maybe this can be proved a reality quite soon?
"Zappa fram klipp" should rather be translated as "zap clips"
:)
"Titta på filkmklipp" means "watch film clips"
"ladda up" is translated as "upload"
Otherwise you succeded well
You can translate words over at this site.
The drivers leaked onto the internet. A whole cd full of documents about 3dfx and the code of the drivers were leaked and therefore the 3dfx drivermakers can make drivers practically from scratch as far as I have understood. The development is going on at 3dfxzone.it but the source code may be very difficult to find. The releaser don't have it up anylonger. Maybe through a p2p-network... The Glide drivers were made open source by 3dfx itself when they wanted it to work on linux.
In Sweden we can also get a similiar e-id and use it when we're in contact with the government for example. Also every new european identity card comes along with a pin-code - maybe something that can be used online? Another idea would be an ability conduct easy and fast blood tests at home which could be checked towards a national database over the population by a website and in that way determine the identity of a person. No matter what it need to be a trusted instance that conducts all of these identifications because the same minute that I give away something at the internet that can be used to identify me others will also be able to be identified as me. It's like having your fingerprint shared on the internet and that's a problem in itself - nothing and no one can be trusted on the internet. There needs to be a secure connection between real life and the internet.