I bet if the platinum cylinder were in orbit, the weight would be way off from 2.2 lbs. It would still be a Kg though (not accounting for missing mass discussed in the NIST article).
WTF is a gym?
A Beowulf cluster of exercise bikes. Duh.
Nice way to promote the app (but shame on the
But you are right, I can't find any app called keystone.
... The function getpagesize() returns the number of bytes in a page, where a "page" is the thing used where it says in the description of mmap(2) that files are mapped in page-sized units.
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I guess you can decipher this, but perhaps they should use a weaker cipher for writing docs.
The changes to xorg weren't picked up in my VM properly and so I ended up with a small monitor resolution which I couldn't change. There was also a lot of instability with X (I think). After copying an xorg.conf file from Jaunty, the VM wouldn't start X properly and I had to toss the VM. I probably could have fixed it, but there was nothing special on the VM so it was easier to restart.
This is running the VMs under a 64 bit version of Jaunty - with multiple procs assigned to the VM.
Windows? I've had better results running it in a VM. But, I only run Windows a couple of times a year.
This was a phishing attack. The strength of the password didn't matter.
The article talks about analysis of password data and doesn't really point out anything we didn't know already.
I can now copyright the 12 days of Christmas! (Well, if I hadn't ripped the code off from Wikipedia)
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