Say goodbye to the internet BD/SM crowd in China.

Has anyone used/liked/hated DjangoCMS?

What's wrong with yours? It randomly type #s?

You can also use renegotiation to derive new keys after X amount of data has passed. This would be for long running connections.

ill sell my soul to the highest bidder why not the corporations already up here are trying to own everything including my jeans..er genes

no, that'd be SOHOMO

Exactly

If you need that much security, you're probably better off going with a wired mouse anyway. Besides, you also get better accuracy and less/no lag.

You do understand that US as a nation haven't been going for long in historical scale? Most of what US has been based on now we're developed in europe before england shipped there (and robbed the land from native americans).

It was the Europeans who started robbing the land hundreds of years before the US came into existence. And please let us know what enlightened country you've come from.

So if you're gonna come up with the "US developed it and it shouldn't be used elsewhere", atleast think about where US tech has come from.

Most of it has come from the US, actually. But let's be honest here, nobody is trying to prevent internet technology from falling into other country's hands. You're not understanding the difference between the technology used to build an infrastructure, and the infrastructure itself.

You install that work ethic by first removing wealth and privilege, and then adding hope and desire.

He was an A&P. He saw that hard work could pay off. He didn't have a lot of wealth, but he could see the light at the end of the tunnel. Then, he didn't just want to take classes. He wanted to take classes so that he could design airplanes. He had desire.

He had a desire, and saw a way it could be fulfilled. That is the driving force that propels a society forward.

I do it all the time, and I've never had an acci

+1 Insightful. Alas, I have no mod points now. =/

That's pure horse manure. Student athletes come in all varieties, from the studious to the willfully ignorant, from the meek to the arrogant, and all points on any number of other axes.

I'll offer as a counter example to your statement the son of a friend, who is in his first year at the US Air Force Academy. He was an outstanding high school athlete, an outstanding honors student, and to top it off the most responsible and empathetic young man you'd ever care to meet.

Or for a less glamorous example, myself. I was a passable athlete in school, a varsity track runner. I was a goof-off in class, but managed to graduate and scored well on the standardized tests. After an ignominious beginning to my university career, I managed to retrieve my head from my posterior and graduate with honors. The better part of two decades later, I'm now working as a senior level software developer, which I will assume is a position which carries at least a modicum of respect from the slashdot crowd.

I don't believe either of us falls into this "rest of them" group digging ditches and pining for the glory days of our teen years. Nor do the large majority of former student athletes.

And frankly, you show a lamentable lack of respect for those who work very hard indeed to build the structures you depend on to keep you safe from the big blue room. That's a real job, not this pansy code typing that I do for a living.

Older versions of NAV used to just kill the performance of my computers, and I did have one machine that was completely trashed by installing it.

But we're running the latest corporate, managed version of Symantec at work and it's really pretty good. On my 4 year old box running Windows 7 it's only using 3 Megs of RAM. After months of use I've had no problems with it. I guess old dogs can learn new tricks after all. But I still haven't installed it at home.

I don't believe Disney has any intention of imposing their style on Marvel. The very things you don't want changed is exactly what Disney are after. Of course, the possibility that they bugger it up is always there. :)