Exactly -- what is the false-positive rate of this approach?
If you throw trillions of data sets compacted into a 50-d cube, sure you will find some in the neighbourhood of your target. Probably it is not just one person, but many thousands.
Both machine learning and mass surveillance have to be gauged by the false positive rates, the false negative rates and cost (monetary and otherwise).
What is with politicians today making nonsensical statements like this?
This article, "No encryption was harmed in the making of this intercept", may be clearer in what the Australian politicians meant: https://risky.biz/bannedmath/ There are solutions for companies outside breaking/weakening the crypto while still allowing law enforcement to follow through with warrants.
This is an EXTREMELY non-standard behavior and as such, unexpected by the user community at large.
The counter-argument was that it is not supported by distros already, for many years, for other reason, so there is no good reason for systemd to support it.
The climate change in this one is much, much faster than that of any previous extinctions.
Dinosaurs went extinct in a mass extinction that had 70% of species dies off that almost ended all life on earth. ELEs are scary. And that happened, what, once in the history of earth.
Five major extinctions happened, only one of them had an external cause (asteroid). For the others, climate change was one of the main reasons.
That's exactly what ESA's ExoMars mission will do.
I think my legal theory holds water.
Lets say I release (sell) v1.0 of my software to person A, B and C under GPL2. Then B does something I don't like, but I can't do anything about it, because they received the software and can propagate it further under GPL2.
The following year, I sell v2.0 of my software to person A and C under GPL2, but don't sell it to person B any more. They do not have any right to receive it from me. If A or C pass it on to B, they are free to do that. But I can put arbitrary restrictions on to whom I give my software, if it is a new version -- I can decide for every release.
There is no addition of terms or restrictions of the GPL needed. It's just who you release your software to. Now if A is the general public, all restrictions are basically moot.
In the long run, however, it will probably be a self-correcting problem, if you know what I mean.
Death is inefficient; it will just be a miserable life that everyone endures, in heat (think Thailand/Columbia), smog (think Beijing) and garbage. People will stay indoors (home, office and malls) most of the time, if they can afford it.
Is this the same shitty reporting like last time with France, where the ruling only applies to
In any case, with the US seeking jurisdiction to get access to servers worldwide one might ask, to what degree are countries allowed to execute their jurisdiction onto US servers?
From TFA:
To begin with, there are over 25 subtitle formats in use, each with unique features and capabilities. Media players often need to parse together multiple subtitle formats to ensure coverage and provide a better user experience, with each media player using a different method.
But it does not say exactly what is the vulnerability, maybe that is still embargoed.
The entire desktop metaphor? The concept of windows?
Gentoo has openrc by default, you can switch over to systemd if you want.
BSDs are developing systemd-bsd for a dependency-tree based init system.
Even though I guess once connected, the file transfer protocol should be more efficient.
There are huge differences between FTP servers in terms of their delivery.
But today's Apache delivers static files extremely fast, by telling the kernel to move a file data onto the network card, so the data are never actually moved to the application. That's fast, and you can still play proxying, cache-freshness and other HTTP tricks on top of this.
RAID systems can protect online data (to a degree), but what about offline storage?
Still RAID is a good choice for your redundancy of choice.
Or paper: http://ollydbg.de/Paperbak/#1
Also, you can use your mouse with elinks. Even right-clicking works, open in a new tab, background downloads
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