Comment Re:Consider it carefully -- Re:I'd host it if.... (Score 1) 586
I have given access, using rssh to limit capacity to rsync, scp and sftp. I'll monitor how it's used, can kill it instantly if I need.
I have given access, using rssh to limit capacity to rsync, scp and sftp. I'll monitor how it's used, can kill it instantly if I need.
The step up is, as was originally identified, that RSVPs and event information are centralised. Instead of sending out updates to everyone, you place the information in a central location and people choose how they use it.
For example, when I'm invited to a facebook event it sends me an email (because I've asked it to). When I put myself down as attending, the event then appears on my calendar (because I've asked it to). If the time changes, it sends me an email but it also automatically changes on my calendar. If I decide not to go, I say "not attending" and it removes itself from my calendar. The organiser has a list of "yes", "no" and "maybe" attendees that can be used for a door list. The organiser can send a message just to the "maybes" a week out and say "hey, in or out, I need to know." All of this without having to duplicate information or use a data source that might be out of date. Sounds like an advance to me.
Next question!
What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?
That's not what that means.
Breaching the Terms of Service is a breach of contract and will get your arse sued regardless. Also, in some places, there is copyright on data.
So stage 2 starts. Society drifts. Everyone is always impaired. Moral and ethical bases shift. This has a real impact on the effectiveness of the work force, on education, on everything.
You're right, everyone will spend their whole lives on ex, just like how everyone who drinks spends their whole life drunk.
Nice try.
Rights guaranteed by UDHR which are really controls on the actions of non-government others:
It's a nice idea that the only effect of a right is to entitle an individual to act in a particular way without interference from others. Unfortunately that's not how rights are defined. Rights are merely inaliable entitlements: things to which everyone is entitled, their entitlement to which cannot be removed.
Sick ass child fuckers are a cancer and it would not be unconstitutional to hunt them for sport and fun.
Perhaps the judge is sympathetic to the molester because the judge is one as well. This should be investigated thoroughly and publicly.
I must not feed the trolls. I must not feed the trolls.
It leads me to the following question: "is there a place where we can buy ebook in a non-crappy drm encumbered format ?"
And this is the thousand dollar question!
I have an eeepc and a Nokia N900, both of which run linux. All I want is an ebook store that will sell me books I can read on either device - doesn't have to be both. One or the other will do. And I'll pay too. I just want my books NOW and I want them linux-readable. Is that so much to ask?
What you have described is the status quo. ISPs are required to offer a client-side filter at cost price.
Under the old NetAlert system you could get a filter for free.
Take-up rates were absurdly low when it was free and remain so today.
I'll let you draw your own conclusions.
His website has a tag cloud which shows the most popular search terms on his site.
He has removed "isp filtering" from the tag cloud to hide its popularity. He hasn't removed any links or documents. All he's done is prevent filtering from appearing as a search term, regardless of how popular it is.
At the very least it is dishonest because it implies that certain things (e.g. the popular national broadband network) are of greater interst than filtering, even when that may not be the case.
So you're saying that analyzing movement patterns allows you to predict movement patterns. Would you like to guess the color of my red car?
Blue?
You should slow down.
sure, limit as n approaches infinity is zero. But it does so from the positive side only, so for all n less than infinity, probability is greater than zero.
Infinity isn't a number like twelve or a googol or ackerman's function called with graham's number as the arguments. It's just that thing which is greater than everything in an infinite set. However, in terms of "an infinite number of dice rolls" the REAL intent of this statement is to talk about any arbitrarily large number of dice rolls. However since the number of dice rolls is always determinable and is necessarily countable, the number of rolls will always be less than inf.
If I wasn't typing on my phone right now I'd give you a formal proof but latex is tough at the best of times.
If you're not going to give him a second chance, why let him out of prison at all?
There is only one consumer-grade DSL router with end-to-end IPv6 support and it's manufactured by Cisco.
Well, yes, if you insist on having your modem and router in one box, you're going to cut down your options a lot.
Fair point.
Having said that, every operational device I've seen in Aus is a DLS modem plus NAT and 802.3 router. Most also do 802.11 and many VoIP. All-in-one is popular here
He has not acquired a fortune; the fortune has acquired him. -- Bion
