He said that you can have them regenerate, so in theory they should last forever. If you can keep making more from the ones you already have. And if that's the case, why does only having what they currently have an issue?
Stephen Hawkings was offered a more normal sounding speech synthesis computer, but he turned it down.
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You're a moron. This was totally for Code Red. I used to work for M1, I know people that still work for AT&T. It's temporary, it's not against their AUP, in fact in their cable modem leasing agreement they say it's okay to run a web server. But they won't support it.
Go to slashduh, there's a big story on there about it with details and links to their policies.
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NO, it's NOT against their policy.. perhaps you should read it first..
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HEY! It's not against their AUP to run a web server!
(b) FTP/HTTP Service Setup. Customer should be aware that when using the Service to access the Internet or any other online network or service, there are certain applications, such as FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server or HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) server, which may be used to allow other Service users and Internet users to gain access to Customer's computer. If Customer chooses to run such applications, Customer should take the appropriate security measures. Neither AT&T nor @Home Network shall have any liability whatsoever for any claims, losses, actions, damages, suits or proceedings resulting from, arising out of or otherwise relating to the use of such applications by Customer, including without limitation, damages resulting from others accessing Customer's computer.
"1. Jurisdiction: He wrote the program in Russia, complying with Russian law. He works for a Russian company. The company sells the product, not him. This product is *legal* under Russian law. It's not just a case of Russian "hackers" getting away with something because of shoddy law-enforcement in their country, it's actually *allowed*. Furthermore, the software which his circumvents is *ILLEGAL* in Russia (because it does not have provision for making a backup copy of the data it uses)."
Yes, but he gave a talk and explained out it works in the US.. that is illegal (currently) in the US. I don't think it's right, but it's the law.. That's like saying that in some other country where it's legal to shoot somebody that they should be exempt when they come here and do the same thing. You follow the laws of the land that you're in, and he broke the law here, while he was here. The law is stupid, yes, but jurisdiction is not an issue in this case.
Well.. when you think about it.. the news anchors are just talking heads.. news readers.. they don't actually do any real reporting. That's done by a huge staff and tons of interns, not the people on TV.
So why not hire somebody that has alot of on-camera experience, all they're doing is reading..
Considering that they're projection, and you could put the projector into something that contained the radiation. I don't think it would be much of a problem.. if at all.
Just look at all the rice boys out there with their hondas adding yellow highlights..
All you need is a racing stripe and a spoiler (always seems to work on hondas.. Nothing like downforce on the backwheels of a front wheel drive car) and you'll get even more performance!
While the Linux part may be free, and you might be able to get the code for it from them (well, not might, you should). The stuff they wrote to get it on the Palm, plus anything they wrote that's not part of the actual kernel (i.e. not touching GPL code) doesn't have to be released to you for free.
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Ask for federal funding, you get political situations.. that's the way it goes.
The decision will in no way impact private research.
Or was that false?
Go to slashduh, there's a big story on there about it with details and links to their policies.
From: http://help.broadband.att.com/subagreelease.jsp
(b) FTP/HTTP Service Setup. Customer should be aware that when using the Service to access the Internet or any other online network or service, there are certain applications, such as FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server or HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) server, which may be used to allow other Service users and Internet users to gain access to Customer's computer. If Customer chooses to run such applications, Customer should take the appropriate security measures. Neither AT&T nor @Home Network shall have any liability whatsoever for any claims, losses, actions, damages, suits or proceedings resulting from, arising out of or otherwise relating to the use of such applications by Customer, including without limitation, damages resulting from others accessing Customer's computer.
And the actual AUP page doesn't mention it at all: http://help.broadband.att.com/faq.jsp?content_id=7 2&category_id=34
But there is more to Adobe's encryption then ROT13. It also uses ROT13, but that's not all it uses.
Yes, but he gave a talk and explained out it works in the US.. that is illegal (currently) in the US. I don't think it's right, but it's the law.. That's like saying that in some other country where it's legal to shoot somebody that they should be exempt when they come here and do the same thing. You follow the laws of the land that you're in, and he broke the law here, while he was here. The law is stupid, yes, but jurisdiction is not an issue in this case.
The rest of your comments I fully agree with...
So why not hire somebody that has alot of on-camera experience, all they're doing is reading..
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Considering that they're projection, and you could put the projector into something that contained the radiation. I don't think it would be much of a problem.. if at all.
If you get scars from building it, I don't wanna build one!
You wouldn't happen to have the names of these tools, and perhaps some links to them would you? I would love to do the same.
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http://www.sureplayer.org/
Or they could have used mpeg, you can stream that as well.
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Anybody got another version? I'm all set with installing that POS software package.
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It's a company, not the government.. Don't like it, get another provider.
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Boston Globe:
Adobe shifts, urges hacker's release
CBS News:
Hacker Held Under New Law
ABC News:
Russian programmer arrested at hacker convention for alleged violation of copyright law
MSNBC:
Adobe seeks release of Russian programmer arrested at Def Con
New York Times:
U.S. Arrests Russian Cryptographer as Copyright Violator
Arrest Raises Stakes in Battle Over Copyright
Protesters Target FBI Nominee Over Russian Arrest
Adobe Opposes Prosecution in Hacking Case
Those all seem pretty mainstream to me.
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They only have 7.1, not 7.2
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Anybody know where I can get an ISO for SuSE 7.2?
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Get server, put video card in, install os, remove card, put back together, rack mount.. SSH to it from then on.
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Yellow == performance
Just look at all the rice boys out there with their hondas adding yellow highlights..
All you need is a racing stripe and a spoiler (always seems to work on hondas.. Nothing like downforce on the backwheels of a front wheel drive car) and you'll get even more performance!
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