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The coming war on general computation The copyright war was just the beginning The last 20 years of Internet policy have been dominated by the copyright war, but the war turns out only to have been a skirmish. The coming century will be dominated by war against the general purpose computer, and the stakes are the freedom, fortune and privacy of the entire human race. The problem is twofold: first, there is no known general-purpose computer that can execute all the programs we can think of except the naughty ones; second, general-purpose computers have replaced every other device in our world. There are no airplanes, only computers that fly. There are no cars, only computers we sit in. There are no hearing aids, only computers we put in our ears. There are no 3D printers, only computers that drive peripherals. There are no radios, only computers with fast ADCs and DACs and phased-array antennas. Consequently anything you do to “secure” anything with a computer in it ends up undermining the capabilities and security of every other corner of modern human society. And general purpose computers can cause harm — whether it’s printing out AR15 components, causing mid-air collisions, or snarling traffic. So the number of parties with legitimate grievances against computers are going to continue to multiply, as will the cries to regulate PCs. The primary regulatory impulse is to use combinations of code-signing and other “trust” mechanisms to create computers that run programs …
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First off, you are going to want to sign up for a VPN service. If you are a member of Usenet, you may be entitled to one for free. Best to check with your Usenet provider and see if you are entitled to use one within your membership. A VPN stands for ‘Virtual Private Network’ and put simply for the sake of this tutorial, it will make your device appear to be connecting to the web from (in this case) America rather than your actual location. For the sake of this demonstration, we are going to assume you are trying to access the American library from the UK. All you need to do, is sign up for your VPN and select an American server to use. You will need a VPN toggle from the BigBoss repo in Cydia called SBSettings VPN toggle which is free. For step by step instructions, visit www.howtotech.co.uk Please rate, comment and subscribe!

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See new films from the AT&T Archives every Mon, Wed, Fri, at techchannel.att.com The Viewdata Corporation, a company formed by joint arrangement between AT&T and Knight-Ridder, launched the Viewtron system commercially in 1983. Initially, in 1980 and 1981, it had only 200 users, a test market. By 1984? 2700 subscribers. Two and a half years later, the service had expanded to around 15 cities up and down the east coast, and 15000 users. They even had developed software that would allow IBM, Commodore and Apple computer users (who also had modems) to access the system. The Sceptre system that allowed for TV access had the same microprocessor as a contemporaneous personal computer. But it was not enough to keep the business afloat — after expending over 50 million on the system, the grand information networking experiment that was Viewtron ended. Since hindsight is always 20/20, this was no surprise: for example, one year into the project, one of the online shopping sites had only logged a paltry 11 direct orders — significant, when that was one of the main selling points of the Viewtron system (especially according to this video). This film is about Viewdata, and about the particulars of the Viewtron that led the company to believe, or hope, it would be a success. That said, Viewdata’s executives, even during the company’s existence, also were pragmatically aware of its shortcomings, especially monetarily. Though they wanted it to be “The McDonald’s of videotex”(quote from …
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Newshosting Usenet Browser – In this video we show how quick, easy and fun surfing and downloading from the Usenet can be with the Newshosting Usenet Browser – check it out, you will be downloading and talking with others around the world in no time

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This video describes how a large binary file can b broken down into text and propagated throughout Usenet, and reassembled by another computer. Learn how to use the Newsgroups using Slyck.com’s Guide to the Newsgroups. The complete web guide can be found here: www.slyck.com were a lot more information can be found.

Question by Anonymous Joe: Disturbed by my lovers past?
Last week my buddy met my girlfriend for the first time. We’ve been dating for a year and a half. When she introduces herself, based on her name and the sound of her voice, he openly accuses her of deceiving him into a 5 month relationship that went on to develop off the internet, with nightly marathon phone chats and phone sex. They got very close, talked of a loving future together and she wanted to have his kids. He said they met through an online Usenet chat group a few years ago when this occurred, where she posted photos of a beautiful girl passing them off as her own. He busted her when he found the photos somewhere else on the web. She then confessed, said it started off as a joke that went too far, supposedly told him her name, where she really lived and all that. Never did send him a real photo of herself. He later found out she created several additional fake profiles using photos of very beautiful women and lying about every other detail she posted about in that online group. To stir up the level of drama he said she would create arguments between these profiles by posting mean and nasty messages on the forums and chat boards to get attention from everyone. In the end, he said she made a public apology and promised to leave the online group and not post there anymore. He ignored all her emails and hasn’t spoken to her since.

At first I laughed it off. I mean this whole thing sounds ridiculous. My girlfriend said it never happened and that she never met the man before in her life. I have been burned by a couple of deceitful girls in the past so I am a little less trusting of people at times. She is a very beautiful woman with a great sense of humor, intelligence and people genuinely like to be around her. I can’t for the life of me picture her doing something like this. We are adults for crying out loud. While trying to make sense of all this, my girl told me that she thinks someone discovered her Myspace profile and decided to use her identity and photos to spawn a new fake profile to replace the old one.

I respect and believe both of these people. Neither one has lied to me and I trust both of them and that is what makes this so hard for me. I was planning to ask this girl to marry me in a couple of months. How would you deal with this situation? Leave her and move on? Proceed slowly and postpone the marriage proposal?
Thanks for all of the responses. It was fishy of her to suggest someone stole her photos off Myspace. Up until that point I thought the whole thing was unreal. Bottom-line, I just want her to be honest with me about it. I can leave her past where it belongs but I can’t tolerate her lying about it now. If that makes sense. I’ll move forward with this slowly.

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Answer by Chikles
Leave her and move on

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Geocaching Uit Wikipedia, de vrije encyclopedie. Geocaching is een buitensport en spel, waarbij gebruik wordt gemaakt van een GPS-ontvanger om ergens ter wereld een zogenaamde cache (schat) te vinden. Een cache is in het algemeen een kleine waterdichte doos, voorzien van een logboek en de “schat” (ook wel “goodies”, ruilspulletjes die voor kleine kinderen erg leuk kunnen zijn). Na het verstoppen van de schat maakt de plaatser de locatie bekend aan andere geocachers, meestal via internet. Anderen kunnen bij het vinden van de schat vaak items ruilen en/of toevoegen. In de schat is altijd een logboek aanwezig, waarin de vinder zijn naam achter kan laten. Het is ook de bedoeling dat de vinder op de website van de betreffende schat een bericht achter laat, ook als het niet is gelukt de schat te vinden. GeocacheWanneer men coördinaten uitwisselt, is het belangrijk te weten in welk systeem de GPS werkt. Doorgaans is een GPS ingesteld op WGS84, hetgeen afwijkt van de Nederlandse Bessel-coördinaten of de RD-coördinaten. Om de coördinaten om te rekenen zijn er verschillende omrekenroutines te vinden op internet. De sport Geocaching werd mogelijk door het uitzetten van Selective Availability van het Global Positioning System op 1 mei 2000. De eerste gedocumenteerde cache is geplaatst op 3 mei 2000 door Dave Ulmer. De locatie werd bekendgemaakt in de usenet-nieuwsgroup sci.geo.satellite-nav [1]. Op 6 mei 2000 was de cache tweemaal gevonden. Geocaching groeit over de hele wereld …

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