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I have a lot of pictures of the facility on my blog

There are the best kind, and no need in water cooled graphic card too.
Speaking of which, you know that you can play tetris in bash?
Here is a a guy's blog post about how he coded that

Goatse link!

There are the best kind, and no need in water cooled graphic card too. Speaking of which, you know that you can play tetris in bash? Here is a a guy's blog post about how he coded that

Yes, once again the loop will continue. That damn sony adds Linux
support and then removes it.
This guy claims he works at sony and that he has inside information.
Maybe that is April fool joke, dunno.
Don't be fooled and as soon as PS4 comes out, start hacking it, and
do that for sole purpose of running pirate games.
I hate you sony!

It even has a bible....

One parent got 10,000$ bill for this. And before you cry "bad parenting", you can't disable that feature. You/your kid just installs some innocent and free game, and then when you are absent, he jacks up the phone bill. Yes, the phone bill, no CC needed.

Wrong.

Apple instituted a global lockout for in-app purchases in iPhone OS 3.0, the very same time the feature was first available.

A guy gets thrown in jail for looking at CP cartoon
(Not that I am against that, CP watchers should be burned alive), but here TSA gropes 9 year olds....
I mean What the Fuck!

TSA = pedophile organization Join campaign now!

One parent got 10,000$ bill for this. And before you cry "bad parenting", you can't disable that feature. You/your kid just installs some innocent and free game, and then when you are absent, he jacks up the phone bill. Yes, the phone bill, no CC needed. You can disable app purchases, you can't for some stupid reason disable in-app purchases...

One parent got 10,000$ bill for this. And before you cry "bad parenting", you can't disable that feature. You/your kid just installs some innocent and free game, and then when you are absent, he jacks up the phone bill. Yes, the phone bill, no CC needed.

Didn't we discuss that before? One guy tried to use it on his rig (Link to his blog). It did work cool initially (no pun intended), but later it ruined his system as oil stated to leak. I bet they will run into same problems. (Imagine oil leaking out of Ethernet port...)

Slashdot appears to run out of good articles recently.... You rather read about a guy that created world first solar powered rocket
How much content users generate? How much content is worth anything?
What that article is about?

But with the fact that they withdaw the source of Android 3.0, I lost any respect for them.
I actually have a tablet, and I would put Honeycomb into it.
So google is evil, how much don't know.
If fact this guy writes on his blog about his ugly experience working for google.
So it is evil.

One worker was fired from his company for having a jailbroken iPhone. And no, that was his own private phone and it has no company info...

Like a guy with implanted USB stick in his arm?

Like a guy with implanted USB stick in his arm?

Fish will sue Google for invasion of their privacy and demand pictures to be taken down

full link

Here a good explanation for you

Once you actually could put a never AMD cpu in a socket, and make it catch fire

Its just one shuttle to go, and what next? Nothing Actually maybe China could save us? They appear to want to put a man to the Moon seriously. Maybe that will kick US ass...

You rather want to read: How to ruin a presentation to save you and your time from buzzwords

They now suspect that steel pressure vessel was compromised.as well. Oh boy. Look at recent radiation report Scary stuff....

Its not the difficulty (that is length, various enforcements against common dictionary words, mandated password change every few months or so) of password that matters. Its the users that do. Users will always find a way to use a variation of 'password', like password1, or pass-word-1 or something like that. The problem is that users just don't want/can't remember compex things. Thus the real solution is to store full blown AES key in a disk and educate users to keep it safe. Or even write a real random password on a piece of paper, but keep it not under the keyboard, but in their wallet If you want some laughs, just look at this blog post that describes the various ways user create insecure passwords.

Could that be responsible in gradual wobble of earth axis

Read more here

They blame the russians for publishing false color images of the earth? NASA does that all the time Look at that blog for detailed examination of NASA tactics