So now it can run substantially on a (huge) plug-in inside my browser. How is this different or more convenient just because the window is wrapped in the browser.
Seems everything must run inside the browser these days. When can I get windows vista for firefox?
For those of you who actually don't know, adding megahit when running the original game from the command line activated the cheats.
This didn't work with the Amiga version which I played as a kid, plus there was this weird potion room that wasn't on the PC version. The game was rock hard without the cheats (or possibly bad skills), mostly because there was a tight time limit of 1 hour in which to beat the game.
Ahhh the bubble. I'm quite nostalgic about it now.
What I don't miss about the bubble is TV programs documenting some teenage CEO playing at running a business with apparent massive backing from stupid investors. Hey this kid is "worth millions"! (failed six months later of course).
That an generic domain names. I still don't know who is typing those in.
...cause seriously, it's bullshit. I mean this idea that my "identity" can be stolen. What this seems to be about to be is accountability. If a bank gives out money because someone duped them into believing that they were me, then the buck should stop with them. Their fuck up, their loss in a sane world.
Let's face it, you are going to have to invest the time to re-train the clone, so isn't genetically descended almost identical to genetically-identical in practical terms?
She had severe depression. If it wasn't this trigger it would have been another. Simply signing up for myspace and logging in for the first time could have been a major contributing factor.
If we find an instance of life anywhere that is not on earth then it is highly significant. It will help us to understand a little better the variables in the Drake equation.
Sounds like one of those 18th century list of causes of death, where they didn't actually know the reason so they threw in some medical buzzwords of the day such as hysteria.
Apart from OCRing books, I can't think of anything else that is not a total waste of human time. How about meta-moderating as a CAPTCHA activity; probably too fuzzy to work to a reasonable degree of accuracy.
Basically I think the arms race is already over, and a new paradigms is needed,
Seriously what a torrent of bullshit. Certs are encryption keys, and the rest is just marketing. Users don't even care so long as there is a padlock on their browser. The danger of this "money can buy trust" idea is that it just leads to escalation. If a yellow padlock is all too common and can be bought for $5.99 then next you will need a green tick that proves among other things that the company has given at least $999 to verisign.
I rate the firefox invalid ssl cert warning as insightful, and the IE one as alarmist, bordering on mass hysteria.
I don't think that was his intention. The area required to farm any useful amount of karma would be around 820,000 square miles. That's an area almost the size of the entire Midwest.
Individualist: We are all different but should be treated equally under the law. Collectivist: "Something must be done" to correct a tragically imperfect world.
The collectivist approach has the propensity to piss me off, because of course it results in more and more obscure laws. If your on-line shop is unfriendly to screen readers you will likely lose blind customers. I think that this is punishment, and motivation enough.
I always thought gnutella was crap, but I totally disagree with your labelling of emule. Emule is fantastic for obscure content, and content that is too old to be seeded on any torrent.
Also TFA mentions the emule network as edonkey, ignoring the distributed kad network which is an opensource triumph, that further helps to locate rare content.
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Shit, Piss, Fuck, Cunt, Cocksucker, Motherfucker, and Tits.
Tits is now depreciated.
It's pretty common that some badly configured web server will send content to me that firefox will then ask if I want to download.
Just letting it download and then moving on to the next file is...well such an obviously stupid behaviour.
Also, please don't let carpet bombing become the next security buzzword along with bricking and zero-day.
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£999.99 could probably buy enough menthos and coke to launch the projectile.
So now it can run substantially on a (huge) plug-in inside my browser. How is this different or more convenient just because the window is wrapped in the browser.
Seems everything must run inside the browser these days. When can I get windows vista for firefox?
For those of you who actually don't know, adding megahit when running the original game from the command line activated the cheats.
This didn't work with the Amiga version which I played as a kid, plus there was this weird potion room that wasn't on the PC version.
The game was rock hard without the cheats (or possibly bad skills), mostly because there was a tight time limit of 1 hour in which to beat the game.
Ahhh the bubble. I'm quite nostalgic about it now.
What I don't miss about the bubble is TV programs documenting some teenage CEO playing at running a business with apparent massive backing from stupid investors. Hey this kid is "worth millions"! (failed six months later of course).
That an generic domain names. I still don't know who is typing those in.
can you elaborate? I've always found their motherboards to be well build and reliable.
Look, all 18 computer uses have pledged.
The logical progression is of course to ban children. If we don't have any children, then they can't possibly be abused and will therefore be safe.
Is this good logic? Can I have a job as a politician yet?
...cause seriously, it's bullshit. I mean this idea that my "identity" can be stolen. What this seems to be about to be is accountability. If a bank gives out money because someone duped them into believing that they were me, then the buck should stop with them. Their fuck up, their loss in a sane world.
Let's face it, you are going to have to invest the time to re-train the clone, so isn't genetically descended almost identical to genetically-identical in practical terms?
Not to mention the made for adsense spammers.
She had severe depression. If it wasn't this trigger it would have been another. Simply signing up for myspace and logging in for the first time could have been a major contributing factor.
If we find an instance of life anywhere that is not on earth then it is highly significant.
It will help us to understand a little better the variables in the Drake equation.
Come on slashdotters, we can make it
Sounds like one of those 18th century list of causes of death, where they didn't actually know the reason so they threw in some medical buzzwords of the day such as hysteria.
Apart from OCRing books, I can't think of anything else that is not a total waste of human time. How about meta-moderating as a CAPTCHA activity; probably too fuzzy to work to a reasonable degree of accuracy.
Basically I think the arms race is already over, and a new paradigms is needed,
To which he replied: "Don't use mysql_escape_string(), it's a deprecated function. Use mysql_real_escape_string() instead."
Mod parent up.
Seriously what a torrent of bullshit. Certs are encryption keys, and the rest is just marketing.
Users don't even care so long as there is a padlock on their browser. The danger of this "money can buy trust" idea is that it just leads to escalation. If a yellow padlock is all too common and can be bought for $5.99 then next you will need a green tick that proves among other things that the company has given at least $999 to verisign.
I rate the firefox invalid ssl cert warning as insightful, and the IE one as alarmist, bordering on mass hysteria.
I don't think that was his intention. The area required to farm any useful amount of karma would be around 820,000 square miles.
That's an area almost the size of the entire Midwest.
Also, when did pedophilia assimilate the meaning of ephebophilia.
Are we simplifying the language to make thought-crime impossible?
Dodgy keyboard. Less space than an Eeepc. Lame
I think this can be generalised as
Individualist: We are all different but should be treated equally under the law.
Collectivist: "Something must be done" to correct a tragically imperfect world.
The collectivist approach has the propensity to piss me off, because of course it results in more and more obscure laws.
If your on-line shop is unfriendly to screen readers you will likely lose blind customers. I think that this is punishment, and motivation enough.
I always thought gnutella was crap, but I totally disagree with your labelling of emule. Emule is fantastic for obscure content, and content that is too old to be seeded on any torrent.
Also TFA mentions the emule network as edonkey, ignoring the distributed kad network which is an opensource triumph, that further helps to locate rare content.