...is grammatically correct in that it puts the punctuation...
Stop.
Punctuation is not grammar. Grammar is not punctuation.
If I could only teach the internet one thing, it would be the difference between grammar, punctuation, spelling, and semantics; along with the massive difference between language and orthography.
IMO they should just have Quentin Tarantino do Star Wars. We could finally have the glorious final showdown involving JarJar that everybody has been waiting for since he first showed his annoying face in episode 1.
Remove the "s" --> http://thepiratebay.cr/ . The interesting thing about this one is the chat box in lower left corner. Worth lucking for a while in there to see if any interesting info pops up.
However, it looks like none of the content has been updated since yesterday. Maybe the upstream "pool" is still AWOL, as well.
There's also http://thepiratebay.ee/ , but I'm not sure about the (more/less) authenticity of that one. It also hasn't been updated in a about 24 hours.
Wow. [White] Anglo guy come to China and speaks Mandarin ("Holly Shit! Look, THE DOG'S DOING CALCULUS!!11"), but a Chinese tech CEO (Jack Ma? Charles Chao? Robin Li? pick one) coming to The USA and speaking English in a meeting... well, obviously that's not news-report worthy. Hell, everyone important in the world speaks English without question, right? And, if not - what's their excuse??
Holly crap Anglo world, get over yourselves, will you? Of course Mark Zuckerburg speaks Chinese... in China. What would we expect him to speak, French?? Notice how everybody focusing on how he spoke, rather than what he said.
Note that VeraCrypt can't open existing TrueCrypt container files, nor can it create new container files that are backward compatible with TrueCrypt. Instead it suggests you do a clumsy, "un-enecrypt, copy over, re-enecrypt" lock-in process in order to "upgrade". At least the others (truecrypt.ch, Ciphershed, Tcplay / Zulucrypt, et. al.) allow you to keep working with existing TC container files.
Why this isn't in screaming bold text at the top of the VeraCrypt page (which is here, btw), is beyond me.
This. The desktop PC CPU spec wars were over about 5+ years ago. With the benefit of hindsight, it seemed to hit this point with the release of the Intel Wolfdale Core2 Duo / AMD K10 Deneb cpus.
After that, there seemed to be little new CPU technology that made desktop computers "seem faster" in great multiple leaps, except for hard-core gamers and other edge cases. However, having 2 or more gig (ideally 4+ gig) of ram seems to be important. For example, I got an Intel E8500 Core2 Duo (what's that... circa 2009?) and maxed it out to 8 gig of ram (motherboard/slot limit).... the thing hardly breaks out in a sweat in Windows 8.1. I don't think I could tell the difference between it and some new i7 thing if they were sitting next to each other doing the same (non-gaming) tasks.
Naturally hard-core gamers want more CPU power, but a lot of the needed grunt comes from the newer and greatest GPUs. For those in an office and/or just internet surfing, anything beyond a RAM-maxed Wolfdale/Deneb is just overkill - reflected in Microsoft's almost static system requirements for Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and beyond.
Slashdot Mirror
Stop.
Punctuation is not grammar. Grammar is not punctuation.
If I could only teach the internet one thing, it would be the difference between grammar, punctuation, spelling, and semantics; along with the massive difference between language and orthography.
IMO they should just have Quentin Tarantino do Star Wars. We could finally have the glorious final showdown involving JarJar that everybody has been waiting for since he first showed his annoying face in episode 1.
http://www.dustinresch.com/pulpphantom/phantom1.html
Reddit live news thread: http://www.reddit.com/live/u5b...
Honestly, compared to most news sources these days, it's probably the best one to read.
Reddit live news thread: http://www.reddit.com/live/u5b...
Honestly, compared to most news sources these days, it's probably the best one to read.
Yes, yes you are.
This is why we can't have nice things.
In that case, what's minor letter?
"Beware of the leopard."
Submitter's source links to news.dice.com
Uh huh, this is how it's going to work now, is it?
Ah, wait, http://thepiratebay.cr/ is just a proxy/mirror. That now makes sense why it hasn't been updated.
At time of posting this, "The" Pirate Bay still hasn't officially come back online. Source.
Remove the "s" --> http://thepiratebay.cr/ . The interesting thing about this one is the chat box in lower left corner. Worth lucking for a while in there to see if any interesting info pops up.
However, it looks like none of the content has been updated since yesterday. Maybe the upstream "pool" is still AWOL, as well.
There's also http://thepiratebay.ee/ , but I'm not sure about the (more/less) authenticity of that one. It also hasn't been updated in a about 24 hours.
Or is it that Selfie Sticks are just so wildly popular that suddenly this has become some sort of problem?
Yes.
Runs in WINE for me. ("wine-1.7.31") Not an issue.
Naturally, it didn't find any spyware. :)
And, I can count to 21 if I take all my clothes off!
"Birdman, did ya get dat thing I sent ya??"
"If everyone always wants to look different than everybody else, [then] everybody starts looking the same."
Whoa. Probably the most insightful thing I've read all year. Worthy of putting on a T-shirt and wearing around (like a hipster).
(It's turtles all the way down...)
Well, there's your problem right there.
The iPad doesn't have keys!
Try this: http://www.fbpurity.com/
...that underlie many Western and non-Western musical scales...
So, in other words... that underlie all musical scales??
Wow. [White] Anglo guy come to China and speaks Mandarin ("Holly Shit! Look, THE DOG'S DOING CALCULUS!!11"), but a Chinese tech CEO (Jack Ma? Charles Chao? Robin Li? pick one) coming to The USA and speaking English in a meeting... well, obviously that's not news-report worthy. Hell, everyone important in the world speaks English without question, right? And, if not - what's their excuse??
Holly crap Anglo world, get over yourselves, will you? Of course Mark Zuckerburg speaks Chinese... in China. What would we expect him to speak, French?? Notice how everybody focusing on how he spoke, rather than what he said.
Both this and the original source at Wired have the name of the Korean place wrong, it's "Okpo", not "Opko".
Signed, your local friendly Korean geography nazi.
Note that VeraCrypt can't open existing TrueCrypt container files, nor can it create new container files that are backward compatible with TrueCrypt. Instead it suggests you do a clumsy, "un-enecrypt, copy over, re-enecrypt" lock-in process in order to "upgrade". At least the others (truecrypt.ch, Ciphershed, Tcplay / Zulucrypt, et. al.) allow you to keep working with existing TC container files.
Why this isn't in screaming bold text at the top of the VeraCrypt page (which is here, btw), is beyond me.
This. The desktop PC CPU spec wars were over about 5+ years ago. With the benefit of hindsight, it seemed to hit this point with the release of the Intel Wolfdale Core2 Duo / AMD K10 Deneb cpus.
After that, there seemed to be little new CPU technology that made desktop computers "seem faster" in great multiple leaps, except for hard-core gamers and other edge cases. However, having 2 or more gig (ideally 4+ gig) of ram seems to be important. For example, I got an Intel E8500 Core2 Duo (what's that... circa 2009?) and maxed it out to 8 gig of ram (motherboard/slot limit).... the thing hardly breaks out in a sweat in Windows 8.1. I don't think I could tell the difference between it and some new i7 thing if they were sitting next to each other doing the same (non-gaming) tasks.
Naturally hard-core gamers want more CPU power, but a lot of the needed grunt comes from the newer and greatest GPUs. For those in an office and/or just internet surfing, anything beyond a RAM-maxed Wolfdale/Deneb is just overkill - reflected in Microsoft's almost static system requirements for Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and beyond.
http://searchcode.com/?q=if(version%2Cstartswith(%22windows+9%22)
Huh. So, they're more like humans than we first thought.
*most*