It's amazing how far our technology has come in the last 50 years or so. At this rate, I think it is likely that we will see the following technological advances over the next decade:
Hovering cars that get 0.3 miles per gallon
Electronic books that never wear out and only need to be repurchased every 4 years
Roofs made entirely of superthin glass
A poison that we can put in foods that far exceeds the protein content of melamine
The best measure of a wiki is connectedness, in my opinion. Do all pages have incoming links from relevant articles? Can all the pages be found by casual clicking, or are there some that only have links buried in the middle of paragraphs? Is everything categorized? You should have at least one well organized category hierarchy that contains everything, then add further categorizations from there.
I used to back up my home every night, too, but the cost was ridiculous. Sure, it was easy enough to call up Countrywide and get a new mortgage every day (they think my income is "hundreds of billions"), but it's not so easy for the furniture. And ordering Russian brides to fill those houses is no walk in the park.
This guy was one of the major contributors to the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth propaganda campaign in 2004. I don't trust this guy one bit.
Besides that, there's something just not right about a billionaire oilman who comes up with an energy plan and first presents it on television commercials - this is not the proper channel for discussing energy policy.
The article doesn't explicitly say that there is a working method based on this concept, nor does it give any concrete statistics regarding how reliable it is, how many fakes have been found, etc. Consider it vaporware until somebody proves that they've done it.
In response, Shoemaker filed a rambling opposition to potential sanctions in which he asserted that Seidel was engaged in a conspiracy with Bayer and others to harass him, his client, and various witnesses.
I didn't know Jack Thompson could transfer his soul into other bodies. Yikes!
There are a bazillion mirrors of Wikipedia out there, many of which screen-scrape and/or don't provide attribution. I think the only thing different about this one is how shitty of a job they did. A lot of screen-scrapers will at least only scrape the content they are interested in and wrap it in their own layout.
What's the sort of timespan between when an update like this gets pushed out and when it shows up in systems on store shelves? 3 months? 6 months? I still don't have a Wii, and I'd really like to take advantage of the Twilight hack.
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Putting cameras in toilets. We must keep an eye on every movement the terrorists make!
I was under the impression that Flash runs with full privileges and can basically do anything if you have the plugin installed. Is this not the case?
Details at 11.
YouTube bans knife and gun videos
The botnets are doing better than the elephants!
They came first for those who downloaded 3000 songs,
and I didn't speak up because I didn't download any.
Then they came for those who downloaded 1000 songs,
and I didn't speak up because I didn't download any.
Then they came for those who downloaded 100 songs,
and I didn't speak up because I didn't download any.
Then they came for those who downloaded 1 song,
and I didn't speak up because I didn't download any.
Then they came for me,
and by that time no one was left to speak up.
The best measure of a wiki is connectedness, in my opinion. Do all pages have incoming links from relevant articles? Can all the pages be found by casual clicking, or are there some that only have links buried in the middle of paragraphs? Is everything categorized? You should have at least one well organized category hierarchy that contains everything, then add further categorizations from there.
Something like this: 1010111010000010 1010111101011010 0101101010110100 1101111001010101 0001101111010101 1010110101001001
Embrace
I used to back up my home every night, too, but the cost was ridiculous. Sure, it was easy enough to call up Countrywide and get a new mortgage every day (they think my income is "hundreds of billions"), but it's not so easy for the furniture. And ordering Russian brides to fill those houses is no walk in the park.
Fuck michigan.
Please tag story "microwavetesting". Thanks.
This guy was one of the major contributors to the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth propaganda campaign in 2004. I don't trust this guy one bit.
Besides that, there's something just not right about a billionaire oilman who comes up with an energy plan and first presents it on television commercials - this is not the proper channel for discussing energy policy.
http://www.doxpara.com/
Your name server, at 65.24.7.3, appears vulnerable to DNS Cache Poisoning.
Sweet!
Will calling them to cancel your service constitute technical support? If so, this plan is ingenious!
http://secamlocal.ex.ac.uk/people/staff/mrwatkin/zeta/RHproofs.htm
The article doesn't explicitly say that there is a working method based on this concept, nor does it give any concrete statistics regarding how reliable it is, how many fakes have been found, etc. Consider it vaporware until somebody proves that they've done it.
The blog linked to is pure shit. Here's a link to the actual article:
http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2008/06/25/tech-caip.html
Well this is the most disappointing thing I've heard in a long time. Why didn't anyone tell me this before now?
I didn't know Jack Thompson could transfer his soul into other bodies. Yikes!
There are a bazillion mirrors of Wikipedia out there, many of which screen-scrape and/or don't provide attribution. I think the only thing different about this one is how shitty of a job they did. A lot of screen-scrapers will at least only scrape the content they are interested in and wrap it in their own layout.
Take a look at the variety of mirrors that can be found with a simple Google search (from your favorite article).
If I had this problem, I would be able to watch the current season of Degrassi!
What's the sort of timespan between when an update like this gets pushed out and when it shows up in systems on store shelves? 3 months? 6 months? I still don't have a Wii, and I'd really like to take advantage of the Twilight hack.