He probably did discover those vulnerabilities - the reason why I say this is because I also discovered similar mysterious vulnerabilities, ones that will disappear if I ever tell anyone about them. Oh, and I discovered 598 of them, and they would allow me to elevate my privileges AND mind control the owner of the computer running the software EVEN THROUGH TINFOIL HATS!
Yeah, so you all can shower me with undeserved praise now and slashdot my website and argue over weather I hate macs, or weather I am a communist, or the anti-Christ (or both).
I thought that the comic was so funny because it sucked so bad. It didn't make sense and it was poorly drawn, but I feel that it accurately described the way that truly great inventions come into existence. It is not with a bang, but with a whimper more often than not.
I don't, however plan on reading more of them cause I have seriouser work to do.
(Yes, I know that I have used improper English in this post. No I do not care. I did it to get my point acrosser.)
I remember back when Wizards made engaging games that didn't cost too much. Now-a-days a booster pack of 15 cards cost $5.00. Perhaps this frivolous lawsuit is because the company's sales are declining. If so, they aught to consider lowering prices instead of shenanigans like this. I quit playing because of insanity such as this.
I am of the opinion that Microsoft will continue to push the boundary as long as it is around.
I don't really know if this is 'news'. Expecting people to be too surprised at this is sort of like saying "Hey, everybody, another person was killed in the middle east today" and expecting to get responses like "Wow, I didn't see that one coming!" or "You gotta be kidding."
Haven't you ever played final fantasy? Crystal based computers would be far to powerful, we could never win in a fight against them. If they went haywire, no amount of Will Smiths or Neos could save us.
Think that this is a great idea.
Come on guys, show some respect, please.
Perhaps there are better options out there for many situations, but if you want to save some hassle while setting up your mac to run 3d wndows applications and are willing to take a small performance hit, then I say 'go for it'.
"The people are quite taken with her - A trifle simple perhaps - but the appeal is undeniable."
I for one have nothing insightful, or witty to say to this.
I would, however have a camera mounted above my door, and door bell controller that I programmed myself
if ( person == thatAnnoyingKidWhoRingsOurDoorbellAndRuns ) {
doorbell.shutOff();
}
I did my own study.
I ran around breathing helium.
I ended up forgetting where I was and falling over.
My conclusion is that the wind is slower when it contains Helium because the hydrogen is breathing it, and therefore incapacitated by it.
Someone please enlighten me because I am obviously not getting the point.
What new capability that was previously nonexistent does this product provide?
Additionally, how is this an economically sound product? Will it ever be?
"I for one..." will probably not buy this product.
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He probably did discover those vulnerabilities - the reason why I say this is because I also discovered similar mysterious vulnerabilities, ones that will disappear if I ever tell anyone about them. Oh, and I discovered 598 of them, and they would allow me to elevate my privileges AND mind control the owner of the computer running the software EVEN THROUGH TINFOIL HATS!
Yeah, so you all can shower me with undeserved praise now and slashdot my website and argue over weather I hate macs, or weather I am a communist, or the anti-Christ (or both).
I thought that the comic was so funny because it sucked so bad. It didn't make sense and it was poorly drawn, but I feel that it accurately described the way that truly great inventions come into existence. It is not with a bang, but with a whimper more often than not.
I don't, however plan on reading more of them cause I have seriouser work to do.
(Yes, I know that I have used improper English in this post. No I do not care. I did it to get my point acrosser.)
"In explaining their starkly differing views, Baker and Mousseau criticize each other's studies as poorly designed."
Science at its best.
The government saving money?
I am speechless.
to say (speaking of Greenpeace and Macintosh, not the new macbook):
"I for one welcome our new environmentally conscious overlords."
On a side note, how much mercury is actually put in the screens of most laptops? I was under the impression that it wasn't much.
ops, I aktually missspelt pirate.
I remember back when Wizards made engaging games that didn't cost too much. Now-a-days a booster pack of 15 cards cost $5.00. Perhaps this frivolous lawsuit is because the company's sales are declining. If so, they aught to consider lowering prices instead of shenanigans like this. I quit playing because of insanity such as this.
you forgot to welcome our ten year old prate girl overlords!
I am of the opinion that Microsoft will continue to push the boundary as long as it is around.
I don't really know if this is 'news'. Expecting people to be too surprised at this is sort of like saying "Hey, everybody, another person was killed in the middle east today" and expecting to get responses like "Wow, I didn't see that one coming!" or "You gotta be kidding."
it also teaches you to avoid hallucinogens:
10 1020 Teddy-Sam-Hum-Mal-Law died in The Gnomish Mines on
level 8. Killed by a hallucinogen-distorted
Green-elf.
Haven't you ever played final fantasy? Crystal based computers would be far to powerful, we could never win in a fight against them. If they went haywire, no amount of Will Smiths or Neos could save us.
Think that this is a great idea. Come on guys, show some respect, please. Perhaps there are better options out there for many situations, but if you want to save some hassle while setting up your mac to run 3d wndows applications and are willing to take a small performance hit, then I say 'go for it'. "The people are quite taken with her - A trifle simple perhaps - but the appeal is undeniable."
or, did someone already welcome them as overlords?
Let me just say, I'm all for working in those underground sugar caves.
perhaps: I am so clever My password cannot be guessed... Inconceivable!
I for one have nothing insightful, or witty to say to this. I would, however have a camera mounted above my door, and door bell controller that I programmed myself if ( person == thatAnnoyingKidWhoRingsOurDoorbellAndRuns ) { doorbell.shutOff(); }
Never thought of that.
It should be the new automagic defense against being caught.
"You are hereby charged with sharing music online"
"Honestly sir, I lost My iPod!"
"what's that right there?"
"nothing... um... I found it again later"
I did my own study. I ran around breathing helium. I ended up forgetting where I was and falling over. My conclusion is that the wind is slower when it contains Helium because the hydrogen is breathing it, and therefore incapacitated by it.
That could come in handy, Thanks! -Mike
Someone please enlighten me because I am obviously not getting the point. What new capability that was previously nonexistent does this product provide? Additionally, how is this an economically sound product? Will it ever be? "I for one..." will probably not buy this product.