Frozen Void - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Sphagetti code (Score 1) 93

by Frozen Void on Saturday March 05, 2016 @03:24PM (#51644567) Attached to: DNA 'Knockouts' Reveal Genes Humans Don't Need

>god does not exist. There is no god. > Call it depressing if you must. Some of us call it enlightening and liberating. It is, after all, the truth. An absolute omni-anything entity does not exist, but astral/mental planes are filled with gods and you can become one within the framework of spiritual evolution. Humanity is not forgotten as all its history continues in pocket dimensions of astral planes. All fictional worlds or anything that carries focused energy of humans exists and you can visit most of them using astral projection techniques. You can even visit alien worlds and parallel planes/worlds There thousands of Earths, there universes where only energy lifeforms exist and millions of dimensions where no human soul ever visited(you could be the first).

Comment Wouldn't programs beside javascript do this (Score 1) 1

by Frozen Void on Saturday March 05, 2016 @02:58PM (#51644417) Attached to: Webpage broadcasts radio, even if you don't have radio hardware

You load a program X and it generates a signal on the system bus transmitted to nearby NSA station. Without deliberately transmitting anything, just a simple computation creates a signal which could be compared against a database of known patterns/sites/hardware combinations.

Submission + - Heml.is, new encrypted messaging service from the brokep of The Pirate Bay 1

Submitted by freddej on Tuesday July 09, 2013 @04:59PM

freddej writes: Heml.is ("secret" in Swedish), is a new peer encrypted messaging service from some of the guys behind TPB and Flattr. They describe it as this: "Our focus is your privacy so we are building everything from software to company structure to protect that. The others are focused on maximising profit.". So if you agree on the mantra that "if you're not paying, you're the product" then you might want to check them out.

Submission + - HTTP 2.0 will be a binary protocol (ietf.org)

Submitted by earlzdotnet on Tuesday July 09, 2013 @10:40AM

earlzdotnet writes: A working copy of the HTTP 2.0 spec has been released. Unlike previous versions of the HTTP protocol, this version will be a binary format, for better or worse. However, this protocol is also completely optional: "This document is an alternative to, but does not obsolete the HTTP/1.1 message format or protocol. HTTP's existing semantics remain unchanged."

Comment Re:An elegant solution (Score 1) 233

by Frozen Void on Thursday March 26, 2009 @03:57PM (#27346989) Attached to: Google Engineers Say IPv6 Is Easy, Not Expensive

'The year of IPv6 on the network'

Comment Re:China will soon lead in space. (Score 1) 345

by Frozen Void on Tuesday March 10, 2009 @03:09PM (#27139033) Attached to: China's New Military Space Stations Coming Soon

Thats the nicest justification for fascism I ever heard.

Comment Re:Honor (Score 1) 221

by Frozen Void on Friday March 06, 2009 @09:07AM (#27090167) Attached to: Gravitational Waves May Have Been Detected In 1987

I can see them being used for encapsulated objects/stream with unique addressees(kinda like GUID) in programs which would connect the networks and get their own addressing blocks.
They could have unique cryptographically strong random addressing for any transactions(streams) itself encrypted with strong encryption,etc(even choosing next sending address via pools assigned to programs communicating).

Comment Re:JavaScript assembly language (Score 1) 294

by Frozen Void on Thursday February 26, 2009 @12:09PM (#26998993) Attached to: The Future of Google Chrome

There was a small window of opportunity before JavaScript established itself and now its gone. No one would switch to Lua when JavaScript is deployed.
Consider it a network effect of millions of sites which run JavaScript today and people write code for these sites. It would be much harder to change the base language then to upgrade it gradually.

Comment Google sees what future web is heading to (Score 1) 294

by Frozen Void on Thursday February 26, 2009 @09:56AM (#26997143) Attached to: The Future of Google Chrome

And its built on JavaScript.
If they they create a framework or engine which internet would be dependent on, they would control the web. The plugins which try to compete against JavaScript will lose their place when its achieve this speed and Google Gears integration.
I think what would happen is Chrome framework being (a restricted) interface to the OS and media control libraries which would try to be what ActiveX,Flash and Java do today(within their plugin interface). Except it would be built-in into Chrome and executed inside the content.

Comment The question (Score 1) 220

by Frozen Void on Saturday January 24, 2009 @04:56AM (#26586659) Attached to: Scientists Teleport Information Between Ions a Meter Apart

How much it faster then speed of light?

Comment What you oppose? (Score 1) 288

by Frozen Void on Tuesday January 20, 2009 @09:30AM (#26527823) Attached to: Building Linux Applications With JavaScript

Another language which is in widespread use gets (specific) linux support. Why you complain?
Is linux suppose to be scripted via "pure" languages only? No alternatives?

Comment Not surprising (Score 1) 32

by Frozen Void on Sunday January 18, 2009 @07:40AM (#26505085) Attached to: The Art of Downloadable Game Development

When 'indie' company tries to competes at the field dominated by larger studios hey become more corporate and less 'indie'.
Real indie developers code for the PC and rarely even cooperate.

Comment Re:Hardcore Slashdotters won't notice... (Score 1) 227

by Frozen Void on Monday January 12, 2009 @12:40PM (#26418501) Attached to: New Google Favicon Deja Vu All Over Again?

I use exactly this methods for months:
Before that i tried to use two-letter RSS feeds to fill it.

Comment Re:Don't worry, Olive! (Score 1) 229

by Frozen Void on Sunday January 04, 2009 @05:29PM (#26322885) Attached to: Image of Popeye Enters Public Domain In the EU

Proprietary information restricts freedom of expression. Its basically a patented way of thinking(which only corporations can afford to use).
Yet, chinese copies could be called Smackey Mice with slightly altered looks and still sell. Its the people who want to use Mickey Mouse in their works who are affected.

Comment Well (Score 1) 580

by Frozen Void on Sunday December 28, 2008 @07:59AM (#26248331) Attached to: Microsoft Invents $1.15/Hour Homework Fee For Kids

I laughed at "Year of Linux Desktop" every year. Never expected MS itself would make it happen.
(moderate me -5,since Its a parallel universe where its 5th year of Linux Desktop)

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