Something rather similar happened at my school recently. A group of high achieving though bored students installed a key logger on an administrator's computer and obtained passwords. They raised some of their grades and read private emails, and were finally caught when attempting to break into school to retrieve the device. However, despite a great deal of publicity and multiple felony charges for some (not 69 though), none of them were actually jailed - though all were kicked out of school (including one who had already graduated and been accepted to college).
I hear these came from the legal department - names w/out copyright issues are hard to come by these days.
I believe this was mentioned in an interview w/ the Fedora art leader on the Linux Action Show a couple episodes back.
On the other hand, "mayonnaise"? Huh.
Oh, I don't know about that.
Aren't many of the OEMs using BTX now for many of their machines? Ex: Dell XPS 700 series...right?
But anyway, yes, fragmentation of the standards into marginally different flavors hardly helps the situation.
Same thing happened to me on my Ubuntu box w/ Firefox.
I went over to the Vista/Firefox laptop, site design didn't improve much, but at least the links showed up this time. Maybe something to do with Adobe's port of the Flash plugin? Who knows...
One should realize that the Tea Act, against which the colonists ultimately protested, actually *lowered* the price of British Tea. The rest of all these supposedly unjust taxes had been completely or nearly repealed by that time. Wikilink: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_Act/
Slashdot Mirror
Or, amazingly enough, you could click on the image and use the handy little box that pops up with "copyable plaintext".
Why would you link to some mirror hosted by some random blog instead of using the one hosted by Google itself?
Okay, enough puns. Isn't the word "wedding" in the title enough to remove ambiguousness?
Fahrenheit/Celsius. Pay attention.
Wait, that was stupid. Sorry.
80+F is indeed about 30 C
Fahrenheit/Celsius. Pay attention.
My school uses the current ones.
I didn't see the over the air button. Considering the explanation for the list is "to confirm you are a paying subscriber", I doubt there is one.
Something rather similar happened at my school recently. A group of high achieving though bored students installed a key logger on an administrator's computer and obtained passwords. They raised some of their grades and read private emails, and were finally caught when attempting to break into school to retrieve the device. However, despite a great deal of publicity and multiple felony charges for some (not 69 though), none of them were actually jailed - though all were kicked out of school (including one who had already graduated and been accepted to college).
I hear these came from the legal department - names w/out copyright issues are hard to come by these days. I believe this was mentioned in an interview w/ the Fedora art leader on the Linux Action Show a couple episodes back. On the other hand, "mayonnaise"? Huh.
Woosh!
Ha! The "About Pickering Institute" link on the main page has been Rick Rolled.
=p
Most of the site "content" seems to be boilerplate 2nd rate higher education description - clearly just a construct for the advertising purposes.
Strange that I was daydreaming about this exact same thing not so long ago...hmm.
Then they can monitor your nonuse of Windows.
Hey, it's linux on the desktop at the consumer level, and I like that.
Oh, I don't know about that.
Aren't many of the OEMs using BTX now for many of their machines? Ex: Dell XPS 700 series...right?
But anyway, yes, fragmentation of the standards into marginally different flavors hardly helps the situation.
Same thing happened to me on my Ubuntu box w/ Firefox.
I went over to the Vista/Firefox laptop, site design didn't improve much, but at least the links showed up this time. Maybe something to do with Adobe's port of the Flash plugin? Who knows...
One should realize that the Tea Act, against which the colonists ultimately protested, actually *lowered* the price of British Tea. The rest of all these supposedly unjust taxes had been completely or nearly repealed by that time. Wikilink: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_Act/
Sheesh, talk about muddying the waters
Side effects may include death.
Ask your doctor.
I am a teenager, you insensitive clod!
Informative? Are the mods smoking pot too?
They need a button for face on spiral galaxies that are so fuzzy you can't tell the direction of the arms...
No, now we wait for the hackers to hack the one that is already out.
And before anybody suggests gimpshop, trust me, it's not even close. With all due respect to its developer, of course.
Huh. It's annoying, I'll grant you that, but one doesn't usually see spelling corrections get 5, informative.