Sure, but I think it's silly to declare Twitter as the next and only thing. I don't use it, most of the people I know don't use it, so that's kind of a barrier in itself. Should I have to go around and tell people they need to use Twitter so I can keep up with them? Why not just Facebook? Why not Google Voice? Honestly, I like Voice (so long as it remains free), and it's kind of awesome that I can just send a text message to a bunch of people much more quickly at a computer. I don't have to worry about who follows Twitter, who's on Facebook, nothing.
Yes, billions served, but they leave out how many people were actually affected. Sure, it makes sense to not disclose that number, but I'd bet it is embarrassingly small.
I haven't heard of this, how does it work? Do they make some kind of liquefied paste out of the horses? Do some breeds contain more energy than others? So many questions.
My cellphone just got deactivated because I decided I didn't want to pay the bill anymore. I activated a Google Voice account, and I'm making calls and sending texts for free with my netbook (or texts via my phone when hooked to wifi).
It's a machine that stores, retrieves, and serves Fax. Fax such as "how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop" and "how often does Google watch me in the shower?"
Current forms of Fax Machines are Wikipedia, and Answers.com. They serve their purpose and serve it well. Previous incarnations include the Rosetta Stone, Newpaper Rock, and the Black Monolith. While comparatively primitive by modern standards, these archaic Fax Machines undoubtedly sparked the minds of those who used them.
Honorable mention goes to Baghdad Bob for keeping faithful to the true heart of Fax Machines, though ultimately his Fax were deemed inaccurate.
when you provide it to third parties who may become compromised.
Which is why I'm comfortable using Google for everything. At least they're rich and huge, if something terrible happens to my life because they get hacked, as an American citizen, I have a right to sue the shit out of them along with a ton of other people.
Yeah, but does it really matter anymore? I mean, my password of X#ss09@$xxpp-ass93mces!!@!! would be no more secure than my password of 12345 if it becomes easier to just see everyone's password rather than trying to guess.
The days of the username/password are coming to a close, and it looks like it might happen sooner than desired.
These assholes wanted to hack a site and used a paper thin excuse to do it.
Maybe, but that doesn't take away from the fact that they have arrived as a politically influential group. I find that kind of interesting, regardless of whether I agree with them or not.
I dunno, I think morality of what happened should factor into the sentence (though, not whether you are guilty or innocent).
A man mysteriously appears and jumps into the river to save your child. When he gets out of the water, you recognize him as an escaped convict from the news. Do you tell the authorities?
I'm sorry, you're right. I tend to think of the evolutionary process as a series of choices between random (but somehow predetermined) events that are likely to occur.
It's all science, and science is kind of logical sometimes.
Personally, I find this hysterical. I mean, c'mon, the/. stereotype can only go so far. Sometimes there's just women out there that want us. And then we pretend to play their games and blah blah blah.
I, therefore, announce this day Man Day. To be celebrated by doing what ever it is you, as a total and complete geek that understands the draw of these kinds of stories, would like to do. So fuckin what if it's a Thursday. Make it a long weekend.
I have absolutly no amount of expertise in this, but I would guess that the yellow pigments are chosen because yellow is a color of warning. Maybe it also suffers from less photodegradation as well? A combination of the two possibly makes yellow the ideal choice. I dunno, but either way I'm guess it has something to do with how yellow pigments react to light.
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There is an entire world outside the top linux distros and a few specialized applications. Saying linux isn't fragmented is silly.
Maybe it's not us that bothers her. Those gnomes can be terrifying.
Old people tend to be afraid of this kind of stuff, I don't think there would be a big problem.
Sure, but I think it's silly to declare Twitter as the next and only thing. I don't use it, most of the people I know don't use it, so that's kind of a barrier in itself. Should I have to go around and tell people they need to use Twitter so I can keep up with them? Why not just Facebook? Why not Google Voice? Honestly, I like Voice (so long as it remains free), and it's kind of awesome that I can just send a text message to a bunch of people much more quickly at a computer. I don't have to worry about who follows Twitter, who's on Facebook, nothing.
Yes, billions served, but they leave out how many people were actually affected. Sure, it makes sense to not disclose that number, but I'd bet it is embarrassingly small.
Assange's tiny role as Roger in Pulp Fiction more than makes up for this.
But what about the people the enjoy using dating sites? Don't you think a dating site would be a good place to find like-minded people?
Or possibly mutated into some kind of freakish super hero with a giant lightning rod.
when there's no more oil, it's back to horses.
I haven't heard of this, how does it work? Do they make some kind of liquefied paste out of the horses? Do some breeds contain more energy than others? So many questions.
My cellphone just got deactivated because I decided I didn't want to pay the bill anymore. I activated a Google Voice account, and I'm making calls and sending texts for free with my netbook (or texts via my phone when hooked to wifi).
I can dig it.
It's a machine that stores, retrieves, and serves Fax. Fax such as "how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop" and "how often does Google watch me in the shower?"
Current forms of Fax Machines are Wikipedia, and Answers.com. They serve their purpose and serve it well. Previous incarnations include the Rosetta Stone, Newpaper Rock, and the Black Monolith. While comparatively primitive by modern standards, these archaic Fax Machines undoubtedly sparked the minds of those who used them.
Honorable mention goes to Baghdad Bob for keeping faithful to the true heart of Fax Machines, though ultimately his Fax were deemed inaccurate.
Surprised there isn't a Google credit card or something to add to all the tracking info.
It's still a bit of both, as this DoS is preventing people from ignoring picketers. Forced boycott would maybe be more appropriate.
I think you guys are all missing the point. Take off the geek hat for a minute.
Seriously, who wants to bother with having to do this?
Big meanie... =(
when you provide it to third parties who may become compromised.
Which is why I'm comfortable using Google for everything. At least they're rich and huge, if something terrible happens to my life because they get hacked, as an American citizen, I have a right to sue the shit out of them along with a ton of other people.
To study how random people choose their passwords
Yeah, but does it really matter anymore? I mean, my password of X#ss09@$xxpp-ass93mces!!@!! would be no more secure than my password of 12345 if it becomes easier to just see everyone's password rather than trying to guess.
The days of the username/password are coming to a close, and it looks like it might happen sooner than desired.
These assholes wanted to hack a site and used a paper thin excuse to do it.
Maybe, but that doesn't take away from the fact that they have arrived as a politically influential group. I find that kind of interesting, regardless of whether I agree with them or not.
I dunno, I think morality of what happened should factor into the sentence (though, not whether you are guilty or innocent).
A man mysteriously appears and jumps into the river to save your child. When he gets out of the water, you recognize him as an escaped convict from the news. Do you tell the authorities?
I'm sorry, you're right. I tend to think of the evolutionary process as a series of choices between random (but somehow predetermined) events that are likely to occur.
It's all science, and science is kind of logical sometimes.
Personally, I find this hysterical. I mean, c'mon, the /. stereotype can only go so far. Sometimes there's just women out there that want us. And then we pretend to play their games and blah blah blah.
I, therefore, announce this day Man Day. To be celebrated by doing what ever it is you, as a total and complete geek that understands the draw of these kinds of stories, would like to do. So fuckin what if it's a Thursday. Make it a long weekend.
I have absolutly no amount of expertise in this, but I would guess that the yellow pigments are chosen because yellow is a color of warning. Maybe it also suffers from less photodegradation as well? A combination of the two possibly makes yellow the ideal choice. I dunno, but either way I'm guess it has something to do with how yellow pigments react to light.
...then dropping an automated turret, which can be easily disabled by semi-organized militia
Or possibly by infecting it with the QWOP virus.
Along with most of the rest of the world my human brother.
Either way, from the summary I gather it is about rejuvenating some swamp
Some swamp? Hardly. Jesus man, who knows where you're from, but you clearly subscribe to some kind of fucking newsletter.