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Comment: Re:It's as the bad proposal similar to evil poker. (Score 2) 173

by rvw (#39084727) Attached to: $6 Trillion In Fake US Treasury Bonds Seized In Switzerland

$6 trillion of allegedly fake U.S. Treasury bonds in Switzerland.

LOLOLOLOLOL, how reliable is Switzerland and their swisse banks as to don't accepting fake U.S. Treasury bonds? Didn't they check the validity of the money when accepting them? Then, why did they have them fake inside?. LOLOLOLOL.

In Quantum Mechanics, $100'000 is an infinitesimal measurement value that is 99.9999% statistically undetectable respecting to the current relative totality of the current U.S. debt of >$13'000'000'000'000.00

Obama bought much plutonium under his bribery, and at same time, he did forbid to the Iran's president Ahmadinejad to fabricate its own plutonium. Period.

In the obscurity's underground of Obama, he did prepare many ICBMs with plutonium's warheads for the comming World War III in this Spring 2012 announced precipitatedly by Israel & U.S..

During this coming spring, instead of breaking out flowers, they will sprout nuclear mushrooms. What why is that?.

JCPM: my/our arrow is into GRID of Quantum SAT solvers.

My poor brain. What did I just read?

I zhink ze lulz are taking over ze zlazzzhhhdod mahn! My dear!

Dutch telecom provider KPN hacked->

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rvw writes "Dutch biggest telecom and internet provider KPN has been hacked. Between 20 and 27 january a group of Russian and Dutch hackers has been able to enter the network via an unpatched server. They claim to have had access to all systems, including basic phone services. The first week, KPN tried to solve the problems themselves, but that didn't work out. Only after a week they alerted several authorities about the breach. At 27 january they declared "code red", after which 100 people worked 24/7 to patch and reinstall servers. Just yesterday the news came out. They say they waited with the news to protect their customers."
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Comment: Re:except google (Score 2) 321

by rvw (#38790685) Attached to: Google Updates Algorithm To Punish Websites With Excessive Ads

Presumably not punishing google ads

(ducks)

I think you might be wrong. If you have a website that has multiple Google ads on top, and you find this website via Google search, you probably click away. Promoting websites like this is shortsided, even if it means that they will earn a little more money. In the long run the user starts to distrust Google and will try something else. So it is in Google's interest to do this for all sites, no matter if they have Google ads or not.

Comment: Re:IIS will become legacy software (Score 2) 340

by rvw (#38594392) Attached to: Nginx Overtakes Microsoft As No. 2 Web Server

Apache and nginx are both used for plenty of high traffic websites...

Not so long ago MS were also paying large domain registrars to host their parked sites (ie empty sites, but lots of them) on IIS to artificially inflate the netcraft stats.

And apparently MS has stopped paying them, so now they use Apache or maybe even Nginx and the inflation has backfired.

Comment: Re:Command line (Score 1) 123

by rvw (#38570860) Attached to: The Semantic Line Interface

Some of those use cases are of course a little far fetched, but essentially what you want is a rich and flexible way to interact with your computer. Neither CLIs nor GUIs really provide that and both of them don't really mix well (i.e. double clicking on the output of 'ls' should allow you to open a file).

Some simple examples that do stuff like this, although this is clearly not as advanced as what you suggest:

* OSX Finder: drag file into Terminal, and the filename including the path is copied to the terminal
* Ubuntu Nautilus: press CTRL-L and the path turns into an textfield with the complete path, which you can copy and edit

Dyslexia means never having to say that you're ysror.