User A uploads file encrypted with his keys, and hash of unencrypted file
User B uploads same file encrypted with his keys, and same hash of unencrypted file
Mega sees hash are same and deletes User B's file, linking to User A's
User B downloads the file.... now what? User B doesn't have A's keys, he can't decrypt it. Mega doesn't have A's keys, they can't decrypt it for him. There is no way for B to get the decrypt the file.
I would say that particular item in the terms and conditions is either;
1. a mistake, added in by a lawyer copy-pasting
2. referring to duplicate encrypted files, if somehow the same file is encrypted with the same keys, by 2 people who both upload it (or 1 person gives the pre-encrypted file to another and they both upload it), then that's possible.
I was thinking the same. That, and Perl. To be fair, PHP is unbelievably god-awful, so good for them.
Some would say the same about Perl. 99% of the time, it's not the language but the fellow using it that makes it bad. (Admittedly, even I get annoyed at some PHP peculiarities from time to time, then I remember, it's what keeps me fed, and move on.)
If you switch to Map view it becomes even clearer
As you can see, this place is only a matter of 10 or 15 kilometers from a large densely populated town, it's only a couple of kilometers from a reasonably large airport, there are a lot of smaller farms and a few larger ones, the road G314 looks like it would overlook the "facility" as it runs up to Kuqiwan. It is at most a hundred kilometers from the Kyrgz border
In short, this doesn't really seem like somewhere you'd build your newest top secret facility.
It looks like a big project, I'm sure most people living in Kashgar know about it, if somebody was really interested, I'm sure they could find somebody who spoke english living in Kashgar and give them a ring... "Hi, I'm from the west, we wondered what that big-ass building project you have out there is?"
Improvisation is a parlour trick, anybody can do it. Chewing gum is really gross, chewing gum I hate the most. See, exactly the same.
Never fear, it is I, the bitsy boffin, to your rescue!
Boffin's unite!
How do you type on a tablet, or if you do not have use of your hands? That's right, an on screen keyboard.
Like having a built in keylogger do you?
Thunderbird does a perfectly fine job of handling email for most users. It handles a decade or more of email for me, in a number of imap accounts for different addresses, totalling perhaps 6 to 7 gig of mail, without any problem at all.
What exactly is it about TB that is not capable of handling your need?
If an email client already does what you need, is complaint about slower development valid, or is it just wanting change for change sake.
The simple fact is that there are just not enough reasons that makes one want to be an airline pilot.
Some of the downsides are:
Expensive outlay in initial training through to Commercial Pilot Licence level.
Huge time investment in hour building after that, flying usually as an instructor, hacking about with students doing their best to kill you, for nowhere near enough money to live on without a second job or two.
Even more expense to get multi engine rating, turbine rating...
Then you get to sit your ATPL.
Then if you're lucky you might get offered a job as first officer (copilot)
Then you have to do a rating on the aircraft you're going to be flying, which you'll have to pay for, and is generally stupendously expensive, or your employer pays for your rating but you are then indentured to the employer for years. All the time earning diddly-squat.
Ascending to captains chair, or onto larger types, is usually seniority based, and if you want to move to a new employer, you go back to the bottom of the ladder.
Most of the upsides are:
You get to fly planes for a living.
You get to wear a pilot hat and put bars on your sleeves.
It's just not an attractive job any more. It's not even an "impressive" job any more, once upon a time, pilots were seen as near enough to gods, today, they are barely a step above your local bus driver.
For some, getting to fly panes for a living is enough,they just love flying *that much*. But there are not enough of those people to meet the demand.
"Uh, you DO realize that there is *infinite* knowledge right?"
Hmmm. I wonder if that is the case actually. Seriously, IS the conjecture that there is infinite knowledge provable, or is it possible there is a finite but very large amount of potential knowable things.
No, waving your hands around is how you get an iPHONE to work.
You're not holding it right!
Our notational conventions can be described fairly easily.
Just indicate that no marks is "0", one mark is "1", two marks is "2"
The site is slashdotted at the moment but here is the video on that page when it finally sort-of loaded.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk39a22wDL0
What sort of pointless nonsense is this? What actual purpose does this have that any normal RSS reader does not have? All it is, seems to be, sticking a list of RSS links on a "jaunty angle" in 3d and adding an associated image on a spinning cube. It's just... pointless.
It's not even much of a technology demonstration is it, I'm no 3d guy, but I'd have assumed that using OpenGL or something one could knock something like this together in no time flat, probably any time in the last 10 to 15 years!
If all else fails, lower your standards.