A tongue controller. Hmm... does anyone know if Virtual
Valerie 2 has been ported to the Gameboy Advance SP? I may yet buy
one of these, assuming my medical plan covers lockjaw.
"OK, Grandma, now type in your PGP passphrase. Ensure it's very long and made up of alphanumerics, symbols and control characters. Make sure you don't forget it..."
But with all the thievery of intellectual property, and all the monopolizing tactics of the biggest corporations, maybe this is the protection that the individual/small corporate developers need?
What "thievery of intellectual property" and monopoly tactics would patents have quashed? I'm not arguing, I just can't come up with any esxamples.
This article describes the custom made CD he sent to his family member with patches, tools, and instructions to make a fresh install of Windows XP
I took the extreme opposite approach: I don't help family or friends with their Windows problems if they've asked me for advice and gone against it. (as written about in my journal last March.)
Read to the bottom of the article: Brown's study is part a
book he is writing on open source software and operating systems.
Excerpts from the book will be published at www.adti.net on May 20,
2004. That says it all. Inflammatory statements preceding the
release of a new book. This latest FUD is nothing more than a book
promotion in the guise of a press release.
In junior high electronic shop class (~1978-79) we'd charge a capacitor up, say "Hey $NAME.." and toss it to the person. Force of habit dictated the person would usually catch it and get a nice suprise.
Now that is the kind of interview I really enjoy
reading! It's not technical but tell us about the use of the tech
from the view of a 'local' with some insight into the culture. Makes
the world seem a bit smaller. - A Canadian who learned a few
things about Egypt today.
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Well said. Hopefully the next story will be queued up and online soon. (are you reading this, Timothy?)
Me too
"High Integrity Software"
SCO should adopt that as their motto.
but I'm a master debater.
This is slashdot, you're preaching to the choir.
A tongue controller. Hmm... does anyone know if Virtual Valerie 2 has been ported to the Gameboy Advance SP? I may yet buy one of these, assuming my medical plan covers lockjaw.
Chandra's site has some good images
Bah, those just look like the goatse guy in a dark room, not quite wallpaper quality for my desktop.
"OK, Grandma, now type in your PGP passphrase. Ensure it's very long and made up of alphanumerics, symbols and control characters. Make sure you don't forget it..."
and using your brain
Obviously you've never played Deer Hunter.
But with all the thievery of intellectual property, and all the monopolizing tactics of the biggest corporations, maybe this is the protection that the individual/small corporate developers need?
What "thievery of intellectual property" and monopoly tactics would patents have quashed? I'm not arguing, I just can't come up with any esxamples.
Back in the day, torch wielding mobs were all the rage.
Lindon, Utah; you will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.
I wonder how they got in if it's invitation only.
Dress in dark camoflage.
Shoot grappling hook to rail around roof.
Get to rooftop, shoot guard on balcony with silenced .22
Remove camoflage.
Use suction cup on skylight, cut out pane of glass and discard.
Secure rope and drop into upper floor office.
Climb down rope.
Use chloroform-soaked rag on guard outside office door.'
Pull out CDR with "email addresses" written in Sharpie Marker on it.
Walk down to party, take glass of champagne from waiter.
Send signal to antispammers telling them you're in.
Duh, how else do you think they did it?
Someone forgot the first rule of Spam Club...
This article describes the custom made CD he sent to his family member with patches, tools, and instructions to make a fresh install of Windows XP
I took the extreme opposite approach: I don't help family or friends with their Windows problems if they've asked me for advice and gone against it. (as written about in my journal last March.)
Read to the bottom of the article:
Brown's study is part a book he is writing on open source software and operating systems. Excerpts from the book will be published at www.adti.net on May 20, 2004.
That says it all. Inflammatory statements preceding the release of a new book. This latest FUD is nothing more than a book promotion in the guise of a press release.
Woo, that's a cool idea... (although calling a vdg generator "low-tech" is kinda funny
In junior high electronic shop class (~1978-79) we'd charge a capacitor up, say "Hey $NAME.." and toss it to the person. Force of habit dictated the person would usually catch it and get a nice suprise.
Thats around
The US has a population of 250,000?
I was wondering that myself. The only reason I could come up with was that electricity may be problematic in some remote areas.
This picture was in production before the split.
it was at 250 million years ago not 2 Billion
But Kent Hovind says the Earth is only a few thousand years old!
You mean "Guinness". Note the two Ns See their site
Best damn concise post I've read all day. Kudos!
can something from microsoft really be The Ultimate?
It isn't until you install some free software on it. Think of it as spraying perfume on a pig.
Now that is the kind of interview I really enjoy reading!
It's not technical but tell us about the use of the tech from the view of a 'local' with some insight into the culture. Makes the world seem a bit smaller.
- A Canadian who learned a few things about Egypt today.