whether boeing has a stake in aeronautical wireless technology. there is already a company that provides in flight wireless....i wonder how they get around the known issues.
top experts explain as "predictable" open source service provider OpenLogic, charged with ensuring companies remain as terrified as is humanly possible about the threat of cancer-like, communist free software made a daunting proclamation. OpenLogic insists that most, if not every bit of software in the latest trendy open-source ecosystem is rife with non-compliance. this veritable tower of babel may crash down upon those who do not stop to panic long enough to purchase OpenLogic products and services, with disasterous effects that may or may not, kill your cat.
"complex, cyber-electro-mechanical military system" in the article, i nearly choked on my coffee laughing.
fact of the matter is, most nerds dont really care for your "wars." alot of us will just take this design, turn it into a hybrid biodeisel low-rider
and add 802.11n, a keurig coffee machine, and a sweet sound system. of course the entire thing will probably end up running BSD or Linux, but
since its open source then its your pick.
in such a manner the likes of which the cold war itself would smirk.
America: we have assange now! it wont be long until hes in guantanamo bay! World: This will be the sixth time we have had an Assange, and we have become exceedingly efficient at it. America: but he's the leader of wikileaks! World: There is no leader. there never was.
touting this as state propaganda, or a stuxnet comeback, remember the US did this with the tupolev aircraft around the middle of the cold war. Speculators consistently misjudged and underestimated it until it had overtaken many of americas long-range bombers in speed and range. To this day the tupolev still sees service in many european and baltic countries.
just because something first world comes from a country you've marginalized as third world, doesnt mean it isnt a neat idea or an interesting endeavor. Countries america has sought to demonize in the past such as russia, have consistently met or exceeded western social and technological standards with things like free mass public transit, lower mortality rates, and in the case of our soviet friends technological advances such as the first LED light, the first lunar robotic moon rover and manned space flight.
congratulations are in order, slashdot, for we are nerds and this is newsworthy of nerds. Iran has built a supercomputer, and naturally your first question should be "will it run linpac," not "are they building the evil muslim nukes." My questions to the scientists would be, how fast is it? what is it built from? will you use it to perhaps enhance your recent satellite projects and nuclear medical program, or is the supercomputer open to time slots like a university?
longtime advisor and consultant, Joe Lieberman, has informed us of your hacker terrorist site and its unpatriotic nature. Commencing immediately all credit card processing has been suspended for your store,
an impartial American citizen grading and critiquing the openness and freedom of the internet in the middle east. The scorecard in america of course will not be published, as we call our censorship against wikileaks "patriotism." and our arrest and suppression of legitimate hackers "DMCA." and "intellectual property rights."
our bandwidth throttling of torrents isnt a form of censorship at all either, but "Terms of Service." and the inability to make skype calls from an internet enabled cellphone? thats just part of business.
an interesting investigation...it would be neat to see from a technical standpoint what happened, what broke down, what worked, and how the cellular network can be protected and enhanced in the future to make sure this doesnt happen. could open source technology have maybe provided a better solution too?
the thing to remember is this is news for nerds, and stuff that matters. so the summary can be completely disregarded after its title as the author flagrantly touted a bit of bias at the end that makes the story just a smear piece at best. to think that any telecommunications network is inherently superior to another without at least a technical summary of its legitimate capabilities and systems is ludicrous.
are inappropriate for small businesses yet continue to grow in popularity due to their heavy marketing and low cost.
Contact your local bell, or find a t1/t3 reseller, and let them know you need a fractional leased line. the cost is higher, but you get a real service level agreement to which the provider is contractually obligated.
using a dedicated/shared server for email hosting has its drawbacks.
the shared server may become overloaded by spammer accounts and other users, and its generally not a priority for most hosting companies as they get very little money off a shared hosting sale. dedicated hosting is just as bad because you're commonly forced through one relay host, or a set of relay hosts that routinely become overwhelmed by spammers on your providers other dedicated hosting boxes. the dedicated and shared boxes are also notorious for floating in and out of various blacklists and sender reputation services, so you can expect mail to break-down about once every few weeks.
and as a direct consumer and producer, we have not been impacted by the H3 shortage at all really. Anomalous materials research continues on despite the recent resonance cascade event.
regards,
G. Freeman
Theoretical physicist, Lead.
Black Mesa Research
you're somehow equating tablets to a computing platform which currently they are not. Tablets have been nothing more as of recent than
another vector by which marketers collect information about you, cellular companies provide service to you, and software companies ensure
a perpetual consumption model is maintained. The price is the entire point.
any standard. Machines for the past decade have mostly been groomed to fight wars, as their human counterparts have so needlessly done. Now, for the first time, machines are being taught to humiliate living rooms and nursing homes full of doddering elderly tv viewers with decisive answers to some of americas most inane questions.
seriously though, the watson project is pretty freakin cool even if its just a PR stunt.
the layer between which management absolves its direct interaction with developers, and through which a SOX policy completely devoid of any comprehension of the developer or her work is enforced.
have conjectured for quite some time as to the brevity of this issue, only now have we seen the issue successfully coupled with a graduate students attempt to secure gainful employment after his inevitable entry into real society.
observing scientists have calculated this graduate students chances of employment were, until this papers introduction, low enough to ensure he spend the rest of his adult life in his parents basement working on mechanical turk projects and azeroth raids. Only now have scientists been confident enough to conclude this paper, if carefully and properly handled, could propel this graduate student from the ranks of a perpetual computer science education directly toward a rewarding career as a dominos pizza delivery driver, or even a cable television installation technician.
security company McAfee has just discovered evil [insert nation here] hackers are attempting to [steal |destroy | shut down] valuable [information | infrastructure | systems ] in [insert high profile industry segment here] with [simple | sophisticated] hacking methods this [today | week | year]. to protect yourselves you must act immediately and purchase our products and services in a timely, recurring, and unending fashion.
with most modern democracies, the most successful ones will be puppetized. While the developers will praise their newfound freedom from on high, corporations from motorolas draconian hardware to oracles draconian leadership will ensure the freedom rebranded slowly is never questioned, the fighters and pioneers merely enshrined and marginalized, and the product continues to be consumed. as thomas jefferson is to richard stallman, so will the patriot act be found in the models of the cloud. You are free in this new open source democracy. Free to do exactly as your told.
lucent spokesman wim sweldens was asked what the purpose of the new cell "box" was, to which he replied "You solved the box, we came. Now you must come with us, taste our pleasures."
in order to iran, the islamic nation with an apparently insatiable appetite for science! I hope the pictures and data from the satellites are released publicly as well as perhaps their beacon frequencies? (to listen in on them as they traverse the skies, i know, im an amateur radio geek.)
the medical equipment is fascinating too...are they based on any current designs? do they take advantage of any FLOSS?
and being a tech nerd I cant wait to get specs on the new supercomputer too...are they soliciting any CPU time for college projects? what is its ultimate goal/architecture/performance metrics?
and if you're wondering when politics plays into all of this, it doesnt. I dont care what the russians are doing, what the mullas are barking, or what the israelis are doing because this is nerd news.
brought to you by the united states of america!
(note: offer not valid in guantanamo bay, some restrictions may apply, see abu graib for details. offer void if found on US Targeted Killing list)
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whether boeing has a stake in aeronautical wireless technology. there is already a company that provides in flight wireless....i wonder how they get around the known issues.
top experts explain as "predictable" open source service provider OpenLogic, charged with ensuring companies remain as terrified as is humanly possible about the threat of cancer-like, communist free software made a daunting proclamation. OpenLogic insists that most, if not every bit of software in the latest trendy open-source ecosystem is rife with non-compliance. this veritable tower of babel may crash down upon those who do not stop to panic long enough to purchase OpenLogic products and services, with disasterous effects that may or may not, kill your cat.
in america, we've been scrawling ours on the back of an oil drum for decades.
and with this sentence, the cries of a thousand editors were silence in one fell swoop.
"complex, cyber-electro-mechanical military system" in the article, i nearly choked on my coffee laughing.
fact of the matter is, most nerds dont really care for your "wars." alot of us will just take this design, turn it into a hybrid biodeisel low-rider and add 802.11n, a keurig coffee machine, and a sweet sound system. of course the entire thing will probably end up running BSD or Linux, but since its open source then its your pick.
does it run BSD?
in such a manner the likes of which the cold war itself would smirk.
America: we have assange now! it wont be long until hes in guantanamo bay!
World: This will be the sixth time we have had an Assange, and we have become exceedingly efficient at it.
America: but he's the leader of wikileaks!
World: There is no leader. there never was.
touting this as state propaganda, or a stuxnet comeback, remember the US did this with the tupolev aircraft around the middle of the cold war. Speculators consistently misjudged and underestimated it until it had overtaken many of americas long-range bombers in speed and range. To this day the tupolev still sees service in many european and baltic countries.
just because something first world comes from a country you've marginalized as third world, doesnt mean it isnt a neat idea or an interesting endeavor. Countries america has sought to demonize in the past such as russia, have consistently met or exceeded western social and technological standards with things like free mass public transit, lower mortality rates, and in the case of our soviet friends technological advances such as the first LED light, the first lunar robotic moon rover and manned space flight.
congratulations are in order, slashdot, for we are nerds and this is newsworthy of nerds. Iran has built a supercomputer, and naturally your first question should be "will it run linpac," not "are they building the evil muslim nukes." My questions to the scientists would be, how fast is it? what is it built from? will you use it to perhaps enhance your recent satellite projects and nuclear medical program, or is the supercomputer open to time slots like a university?
longtime advisor and consultant, Joe Lieberman, has informed us of your hacker terrorist site and its unpatriotic nature. Commencing immediately all credit card processing has been suspended for your store,
Regards,
Master of Cards.
reference the article posted yesterday on the state of internet censorship in the middle east, and update the chart to include the america report now.
an impartial American citizen grading and critiquing the openness and freedom of the internet in the middle east. The scorecard in america of course will not be published, as we call our censorship against wikileaks "patriotism." and our arrest and suppression of legitimate hackers "DMCA." and "intellectual property rights." our bandwidth throttling of torrents isnt a form of censorship at all either, but "Terms of Service." and the inability to make skype calls from an internet enabled cellphone? thats just part of business.
an interesting investigation...it would be neat to see from a technical standpoint what happened, what broke down, what worked, and how the cellular network can be protected and enhanced in the future to make sure this doesnt happen. could open source technology have maybe provided a better solution too?
the thing to remember is this is news for nerds, and stuff that matters. so the summary can be completely disregarded after its title as the author flagrantly touted a bit of bias at the end that makes the story just a smear piece at best. to think that any telecommunications network is inherently superior to another without at least a technical summary of its legitimate capabilities and systems is ludicrous.
are inappropriate for small businesses yet continue to grow in popularity due to their heavy marketing and low cost.
Contact your local bell, or find a t1/t3 reseller, and let them know you need a fractional leased line. the cost is higher, but you get a real service level agreement to which the provider is contractually obligated.
using a dedicated/shared server for email hosting has its drawbacks. the shared server may become overloaded by spammer accounts and other users, and its generally not a priority for most hosting companies as they get very little money off a shared hosting sale. dedicated hosting is just as bad because you're commonly forced through one relay host, or a set of relay hosts that routinely become overwhelmed by spammers on your providers other dedicated hosting boxes. the dedicated and shared boxes are also notorious for floating in and out of various blacklists and sender reputation services, so you can expect mail to break-down about once every few weeks.
and as a direct consumer and producer, we have not been impacted by the H3 shortage at all really. Anomalous materials research continues on despite the recent resonance cascade event.
regards,
G. Freeman
Theoretical physicist, Lead.
Black Mesa Research
you're somehow equating tablets to a computing platform which currently they are not. Tablets have been nothing more as of recent than another vector by which marketers collect information about you, cellular companies provide service to you, and software companies ensure a perpetual consumption model is maintained. The price is the entire point.
any standard. Machines for the past decade have mostly been groomed to fight wars, as their human counterparts have so needlessly done. Now, for the first time, machines are being taught to humiliate living rooms and nursing homes full of doddering elderly tv viewers with decisive answers to some of americas most inane questions.
seriously though, the watson project is pretty freakin cool even if its just a PR stunt.
the layer between which management absolves its direct interaction with developers, and through which a SOX policy completely devoid of any comprehension of the developer or her work is enforced.
have conjectured for quite some time as to the brevity of this issue, only now have we seen the issue successfully coupled with a graduate students attempt to secure gainful employment after his inevitable entry into real society.
observing scientists have calculated this graduate students chances of employment were, until this papers introduction, low enough to ensure he spend the rest of his adult life in his parents basement working on mechanical turk projects and azeroth raids. Only now have scientists been confident enough to conclude this paper, if carefully and properly handled, could propel this graduate student from the ranks of a perpetual computer science education directly toward a rewarding career as a dominos pizza delivery driver, or even a cable television installation technician.
security company McAfee has just discovered evil [insert nation here] hackers are attempting to [steal |destroy | shut down] valuable [information | infrastructure | systems ] in [insert high profile industry segment here] with [simple | sophisticated] hacking methods this [today | week | year]. to protect yourselves you must act immediately and purchase our products and services in a timely, recurring, and unending fashion.
welcome our new stealth overlords.
at nintendo took one look at their DS, then promptly shat a brick.
with most modern democracies, the most successful ones will be puppetized. While the developers will praise their newfound freedom from on high, corporations from motorolas draconian hardware to oracles draconian leadership will ensure the freedom rebranded slowly is never questioned, the fighters and pioneers merely enshrined and marginalized, and the product continues to be consumed. as thomas jefferson is to richard stallman, so will the patriot act be found in the models of the cloud. You are free in this new open source democracy. Free to do exactly as your told.
lucent spokesman wim sweldens was asked what the purpose of the new cell "box" was, to which he replied "You solved the box, we came. Now you must come with us, taste our pleasures."
in order to iran, the islamic nation with an apparently insatiable appetite for science! I hope the pictures and data from the satellites are released publicly as well as perhaps their beacon frequencies? (to listen in on them as they traverse the skies, i know, im an amateur radio geek.)
the medical equipment is fascinating too...are they based on any current designs? do they take advantage of any FLOSS?
and being a tech nerd I cant wait to get specs on the new supercomputer too...are they soliciting any CPU time for college projects? what is its ultimate goal/architecture/performance metrics?
and if you're wondering when politics plays into all of this, it doesnt. I dont care what the russians are doing, what the mullas are barking, or what the israelis are doing because this is nerd news.
brought to you by the united states of america! (note: offer not valid in guantanamo bay, some restrictions may apply, see abu graib for details. offer void if found on US Targeted Killing list)