133502685 comment Comment Just say what you mean (Score 1) 229 by mlookabaugh on Monday July 20, 2020 @05:37PM (#60312529) Attached to: Coronavirus Vaccine Developed By University of Oxford Appears Safe and Trains the Immune System, Trials Involving More Than 1000 "Trials involving around 1,077 people " How about...Trials involving 1077 people...
131154226 comment Comment Apostrophes: The most difficult punctuation (Score 1) 163 by mlookabaugh on Saturday May 16, 2020 @12:09PM (#60067390) Attached to: California Reject's SpaceX's Request for Subsidies, Citing Musk's Tweet About Relocating https://www.grammarly.com/blog...
2454873 comment Comment Re:MD5? (Score 1) 629 by mlookabaugh on Friday January 24, 2003 @04:08PM (#5152973) Attached to: Mission: Infiltrate the P2P Network Of course you can calculate the MD5 checksum for every file, but you seem to miss the bigger picture. Taking the Linux kernel as an example: 1. You check on ftp://ftp.kernel.org/ the MD5 checksum of the kernel you want to download. If this system came into wide usage, the RIAA would start suing the life out of whatever web sites were hosting the lists of checksums. Don't underestimate what a lot of money and a roomfull of lawyers are capable of.