I have made a drawing of this. It is like an arc that you can jump through. You do not exactly jump, you are lifted up by machinery into maximum speed a quarter through the arc and glides over the top at almost no speed and taken down with full speed again a quarter before the other side of the arc. You land as you took off, at almost stand still.
Construction is like the following. The vehicle is attached at the top for the first half and at the bottom at the second half. Some of the security rail intersects so the vehicle safely travels through the transformation point of being attached at the top to the bottom.
By
Terje Lea,
April 17, 2006.
Unreal what I see
How can it be?
You must believe me!
The sun always shines on TV
I reached inside myself and found God today
The energies of my mind flies away
I leave my worries afar
Hold me
Close to your heart
Touch me
Give yourself to me
Unreal what I see
I reached inside myself and found God today
The energies of my mind flies away
I leave my worries afar
Unreal what I see
The sun always shines on TV
By
Terje Lea,
April 24, 2009.
I'd like to make a neat graphical interface to the usual tools of Traceroute, Ping and the others. This interface should as well as being useful, be a powerful tool for educating people about the tools offered.
By
Terje Lea,
January 29th, 2010.
A simple container for transfer of files on a Peer-to-Peer basis. You dump files into a container/folder and ship it off to a contact. The program is supposed to have the usual buttons and it doesn't really represent anything new. It's just on the background of the Pirate Bay-case in Sweden that you may do this in the similar manner you switch calling cards or phone number or email addresses beyond the possibility of profit to any party except as a black market tool on a strictly private basis. A kind of the idealistic file transfer option of Skype.
By
Terje Lea,
January 29th, 2010.
A kind of software white list firm for supervising approved software and advising identifiable social groups in making ready to use software on an effective, economic basis, balancing those two factors. Possibly with personal advise-service on a VIP basis. This is supposed to be mediated through a website.
By
Terje Lea,
January 29th, 2010.
This is meant to be an AI client running in parallel with the user's own browsing and possibly as long as the internet connection is working. This can be viewed both as a computer science experiment for Turing-learning of the user's browsing pattern and for producing a kind of reports based on that pattern. This can represent a great chance for investigating machine-learning software of syntactic kind to produce semantic content for the user. The other side represents a more effective internet connection use and browsing session by generating content while the user wants to relax and read a book. The AI runs the pattern and generates reports on general topics of f.x. "contemporary philosophy", "processors", "IBM company" and whatever else you can think of and be interested in.
By
Terje Lea,
January 29th, 2010.
This is slightly some of the same as the AI browser companion, but without the AI machine. This is more an archiving program to run in connection to the browser of generating reports on general topics of f.x. "contemporary philosophy", "processors", "IBM company" and whatever else you can think of and be interested in. In deleting the browser history in the browser, but keeping the browser history in this Assistant, you can build up a large memory bank of your interests archived in a nice way (to be determined). It's basically the same reporting as the AI, but it is supposed to work only toward the browser itself, never undertaking independent browsing as it takes the links and some of the content from the browser and the browsed pages. I think this represents an increased security feature because you can describe and define the datastream to and from the Assistant much more strictly than you can for the browser to the internet. The connection to the Assistant can be almost foolproof, I think, by a very conservative regime.
By
Terje Lea,
January 29th, 2010.
I think one should begin with making a mold and fit it so that contact with blood-filled veins can eat at it, allowing cells to form in accordance to phantom feelings and regrow/regenerate the limb or whatever. These cells would form just as cells divide, bursting out the template of a companion cell.
Blood actually, by nature, eats away left-overs from wounds and organic material, at times, that is wrongly produced by the body, fx., benign cancers in some cases. This may not be well known.
I certainly think there are good biodegradable substances that can be fitted with a biodegradable outer layer, skin, that make sure the whole thing grow as planned, emphasising to lesser degrees the matrix involving pigs' bladders, utilising the inherent capacity of the human body of regrowing/regenerating.
I've seen a report on CBS 60 Minutes about the molds of regeneration medicine. In addition, I've also seen a report on the possibility of regrowing/regenerating tissue in the breast by making a special implant.
By
Terje Lea,
February 7th, 2010, February 8th, 2010 and February 21st, 2010.
I'm thinking it can be useful to make slight alterations to the Ubuntu system so that it generates a parallel logging process for everything/selected processes. This can be terminal sessions, system to UI firewall, system to browser, system to OSSEC, system to whatever. In this way, learning Linux/Ubuntu can be inspiring and transparent and has the possibility of generating greater interest and more developers to the system. I certainly encourage this to be done! It's meant to be done by simultaneously generating a standard text-type document where the code is displayed that runs the process in question. The whole "True to Code Linux" can very well be only an option in the OS, a program running at start-up or integrated in the system itself with parameters set for it. The created output of the feature shouldn't produce much size on the harddisk either, being only a kind of simple text-type. It should also generate a quick way of copying and pasting code one may find useful or perhaps a kind of code-lookup file. There should be many ways of incorporating this.
As a beginner with Ubuntu, at least with code, I find the use of code somewhat "demanding"/"time-consuming" until I'm properly familiar with it, which may take quite a long time (years?). But by this, you get the document produced and recorded where you can go back and pick up what has been used in the past.
Perhaps one can also incorporate a kind of option in it that marks the code you'd like to store for future uses in a new document (most conveniently building a code book of your most used codes, to the terminal or otherwise).
I mean the actual code that runs. I see problems (obviously) with expressing code for a new process (starting the firewall) because it necessarily isn't displayed in the "parallel text registry (PTR)" in true time, but can rather be displayed as "firewall start-up [not true time]" then
So yes, possibly all the code that's relevant both to the specific program and to the system in some limited way (because I do think there may be problems of getting it all shown in parallel text. The most promising may be in expression of selected processes, only one or a few at a time, but potentially all.
I want to see all the code running for a specific process. If you choose to display the terminal session and you type in something that initiates another process, then this other process requires another "display of code"/PTR. This is the suggestion that all code is potentially displayed (and registered and recorded for later uses)!
Is there a problem with displaying the actual code before it is compiled? I think there should still be a fine possibility for carrying the project through by making displayed equivalents to the compiled computer/machine code language. Isn't this so?
I've tagged this thread with "code transparency" and I really think that it should be beneficial to have those 6 million lines, not in true time, but after you've logged on as a "code report [not in true time]". I agree to some objection, but there may be benefits of having ticked off an option in "True to Code Linux"-feature, you can have the review as you like, specified down to the process you like and all the rest. It may take very hard work, but I still think there are great rewards to be reaped by doing it this way, possibly, not necessarily.
It's alright! I just like to share the idea with people that it may be nice to have the "code-equivalent" in a text-file, going one process at the time, carefully, and having the possibility to review all the processes in this fashion, by ticking off the option. It should come with great benefits.
I see this possible specific uninterest, but think about the other processes, everyone of them, not in a pile of code in a dump of ".zip"/".tar"-file, but neatly put there, yours, (lovely) code report of "process X"! Mmm... yes, a cup of Ubuntu coffee!
By
Terje Lea,
February 9th, 2010 and February 10th, 2010.
You have always looked so good in blue
The sun shining at you so sweet
You always have seemed to understand the light beams
Let me kiss you
I think you're so neat
But now you have gone away
I have lost you
By
Terje Lea,
February, 20. 2010.
Vi er gode / Vi er glade / Og alt synger på vår vei / (to be continued, lalalalala)
By
Terje Lea,
February, 22. 2010.
I've seen a report of hacking of a wi-fi network that has been made by a Danish producer. I think in large parts this can be avoided by setting
log-in attempts to 3, perhaps a few more, and to designate/send IP-address by the wi-fi router wirelessly to existing and pre-approved/designated clients only.
Possibly, if the administrator somehow fails the log-in attempts, then one can set the system to require physical access to ensure physical security.
By this, you deny any incidental hook-ups to the network even by chance, making the system very safe. You should be able to design this system this way, optionally
or as default to ensure security. You can also open a time frame for logging on new users for authentication and then close this frame by ticking off the box for
existing users in a TTL - time to live, manner. Fx. you allow a 1/one hour window for a new user to log on to this wi-fi router. In this time frame, everyone can
attempt to log on, but this window will only primarily be known to the administrator and the new user. Not only will a potential intruder have to be in physical
range to this wi-fi router, but the intruder will also have to use the correct user-name and password and I believe that all these options combined will make this
virtually impossible to hack/make illegal entrance to.
In essence therefore, I'd like there to be four/4 box options:
1. Allow only pre-approved users.
2. Allow only 3 (or more) attempts for log-in.
3. Allow only existing users to log on in addition to new users within a time frame.
3.1/4. Once new users have logged on, close the appropriate number of IP-addresses for log-in possibility/authentication. Fx. 1 new user is opened for to the wi-fi
router. Once this user has logged on/been identified as user the wi-fi router closes for all other detected wi-fi unknown/unwanted users.
A possible intruder will either then be presented with a false log-in possibility or a page announcing no log on possibility/closed wi-fi router.
By
Terje Lea,
April, 23. 2010 and April, 24. 2010.
A suggestion for financial instruments to European economies belonging to the Euro system: all debt to the Euro countries are controlled by the EU Commission. As the EU Commission respond to the requirement of additional resources (money), it oversees the repayment of the loans back into the ECB/Euro/EU treasury. So I don't see the problem why any economy in the Euro-zone should have to pay expensive rates on their loans unless it's in the interest of the Euro-zone. Therefore, in a sense, the EU Commission can control the levels of debt, economic sanctions of each Euro member state and the inflation of the Euro itself, parallel to ECB's interest rate control! Cheers to Europe! (I see no reason why this can't be applied to all EU states, just slightly differently.)
Note: this has first been written on my blog, http://www.angelfire.com/realm/t_daemon_lea/blogT/ and on the Philosophy Now forum.
By
Terje Lea,
April, 29. 2010 and April, 30. 2010.
Tittel: Det Kriminelle Norge - Hyllest til Black Debbath
(Title: The Criminal Norway - Tribute to Black Debbath (transl. Black Debate, loosely, can also play on the dipping of children
into the iron cauldron, a bath), a Norwegian band)
Notat: Det er meningen at denne sangen skal synges på norsk slik som Black Debbaths vokalist synger sangene
(Note: It's the intention that this song is to be sung in Norwegian like the lead singer of Black Debbath sings the songs)
Det kriminelle Norge vil ha verden i dets hand
(The criminal Norway wants the world in its hand)
Og det gjør vi ved tortur av barn og menneskehandel!
(And we do that by torturing our children and human trafficking)
Våres praksis er mer korrupsjon enn profesjon!
(Our practice is more corruption than profession!)
Det kriminelle Norge vil ha verden i dets hand
(The criminal Norway wants the world in its hand)
Våre lover og vårt demokrati er bare formalitet!
(Our laws and our democracy is just formality!)
Det kriminelle Norge vil ha verden i dets hand
(The criminal Norway wants the world in its hand)
Og kjøper vi ikke verden, dere tullinger, med vårt kriminalitetsfremmende oljefond?!!
(And don't we buy the world, you fools, with our crime promoting oil fund?!!)
Det kriminelle Norge vil ha verden i dets hand
(The criminal Norway wants the world in its hand)
Slutt (for nå)
End (for now)
(Det er mulig jeg skriver mer på denne sangen!)
(It's possible I write more on this song!)
Two examples of Black Debbath performance:
Mongo Norway. Mongo in Norwegian is a scornful remark alluding to an
idiot/dumbass and in the past also to people with Down's Sydrome because of their facial features in similarity to the people of
Mongolia. Even though he's singing smuget means danger in Norwegian, it's actual meaning is back alley (assumably where dirty
things take place). Mongo Norway (A Guide To Nightlife In Oslo) is the title of the song and Smuget is a former pub/nightclub in Oslo.
Det er problemer innad i Høyre!
(There are many more, just search for the band name.)
By
Terje Lea,
May, 6. 2010 and May, 8. 2010.