Things get banned in response to actual problems.
Or lobbying and bribes.
I'm not on the same system as GP, but here's the memory usage I see when I open Vim with an empty buffer:
VIRT: 178M
RES: 17M
SHR: 12M
In heavy coding mode I have Vims open in 20 Konsole tabs. Bit much, maybe, but that's never been the cause for memory problems. Those are typically caused by browsers, desktop multimedia applications (Amarok, mplayer, VLC, image browsers), and most of all the extreme bloat from KDE.
If you actually did this (as root), your next commands would be something along the lines of...
mknod
chmod 666
No, you get an extremely small subset of the possible original messages.
No, GP is correct. If you can choose the pad contents, you can trivially create any "decrypted" message you like.
As you send more and more messages with the same pad
one time pad
"Hail Hitler". It showed in every single German message
Unlikely. The grammar nazi in charge would have corrected it to "Heil Hitler".
A waste of everyone's time and resources. Domain grabbers are scum.
"Oh you'd like to use this as a project/company/blog name? You can't, cause I'm sitting on it, neener neener!"
He's proposed the idea of broadcasting the MEID/ESN of every phone that is ringing in every mobile phone "cell" in the world/via Satlink
Personally, I would object to everybody being able to tell if/when my phone is ringing, and possibly even deduce whether I accepted the call from the duration of the "ringing" state. If that's really how this system is supposed to work, I'm not surprised the OP couldn't find any takers.
That's exactly how it has worked in the EU from the very start.
But there is a difference between subsidizing economically weaker regions and countries, and bailing out a country, for the third time, to the tune of 100 million Euro. All the while being promised reforms and seeing very little actual change.
SourceForge, the code repository site owned by Slashdot Media, has apparently seized control of the account hosting GIMP for Windows on the service, according to e-mails and discussions amongst members of the GIMP community—locking out GIMP's lead Windows developer. And now anyone downloading the Windows version of the open source image editing tool from SourceForge gets the software wrapped in an installer replete with advertisements.
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