He told me that chimps who type like they talk tend to use "then" when they do, in fact, mean "than" because they have trouble enunciating due to their slack jaws.
What's going to stop people using the e-paper to read other things? I'm sure we'd all like something for reading documents on the move like reading from a book. If these guys want to generate buzz for their device, the should include a Project Gutenburg reader, extending the ad reach and revene sharing with the project would be good. I'd go for something like that.
The IRA/UDF bombed & shot their way into power, taking the reigns just last week.
Europe's had its revolutions but I don't want you revolution. I want anarchy and peace. Whoever gets power from the gun is going to want to shoot me too.
In horseriding the term "hacking" is a horse ride for the fun of it. "I'm going for a quick hack about". There's also a "hacking jacket" which is a coarse wollen short coat with a particular pattern. It is considered bad form to wear these to a hunt unless you are a terrier man or other non rider.
I'm surprised that this term isn't ever referenced as it seems nearer to the comp.sci. meaning than using an axe in germany !
qemu runs Win2k. My AMDX2 3800 runs it using kqemu. I happily use it for testing things in I.E. It seems about as fast as my PIII 1Ghz laptop, though I've never actually measured it.
> unless you are running a text-only OS, has an area of the screen that contains something similar--system clock at least. > Simply admit your ignorance
They started at a store in the US and got all the way to the data centres in the UK and US and then took the data for $25,000,000,000.00 of transactions from the US, UK, Eire and Puerto Rico and more data that TJX don't even know the contents of !
A system that allows that path just shouldn't even exist, VPN or no VPN.
What's the point of all that crap. How are you going to make the wire from the POS to the Bank totally shielded and MiM proof ? If you can't trust the bank employees not to steal your money there's no point in having any stored there.
The UK's biggest cable supplier ntl: / Telewest bars the use of VPNs on their home DSL. Yes, you read that right, the right to bar ntl: from browsing your data is forbidden.
They also want you to pay 4x the price if you want a fixed IP.
The attackers got the keys from the US but the data was partly stored in the UK. Always discount the bandwidth of a suitcase full of tapes on a transatlantic flight.
If your door is unlocked, it's not breaking in, a distinction that is made in law here in the U.K. I can even take your stuff so long as I am not intending to permanently deprive you of it and I don't damage it (proving the former is obviously a tricky prospect but it is a valid defence).
My favourite is them leaving themselves logged in to MSN in Cyber Cafes (lol that sounds so retro!) I almost always strike up conversations with their logged in buddies, it's quite a hoot.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6508983.stm The company also told the BBC that 100 files were moved from its UK computer system in 2003, and two files were later stolen. However, a spokesperson admitted that the firm may never know what was in those files.
The data was accessed on TJX's systems in Watford, Hertfordshire, and Massachusetts over a 16-month period from July 2005 and covers transactions made by credit and debit card dating as far back as December 2002.
5 years of data $500,000,000 of transactions per year = $25 billion of transaction history.
> It is difficult and sometimes expensive but thats what really needs to be done. If you consider it difficult, I suggest you advertise for a new member of staff for the IT Dept.
Linux was built on "oh no, I need a Unix and I don't have any money and AT&T is suing BSD so I'd better not use that". For me, that's not much of a premise. I'd rather they went for the "lets stop working on Linux" option.
Slashdot Mirror
"Starcraft in 3d in Directx 9 with particles systems and a few minor tweaks to the gameplay."
I'd buy that for a dollar!
He told me that chimps who type like they talk tend to use "then" when they do, in fact, mean "than" because they have trouble enunciating due to their slack jaws.
What's going to stop people using the e-paper to read other things?
I'm sure we'd all like something for reading documents on the move like reading from a book. If these guys want to generate buzz for their device, the should include a Project Gutenburg reader, extending the ad reach and revene sharing with the project would be good. I'd go for something like that.
Animal abusing fucks can fuck off, fuck you fucking animal murdering fuckers of fuck.
The IRA/UDF bombed & shot their way into power, taking the reigns just last week.
Europe's had its revolutions but I don't want you revolution. I want anarchy and peace. Whoever gets power from the gun is going to want to shoot me too.
It was on Reddit hours ago. Reddit is owned by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cond%C3%A9_Nast_Publi cations .
So it's not excatly a secret.
In horseriding the term "hacking" is a horse ride for the fun of it. "I'm going for a quick hack about". There's also a "hacking jacket" which is a coarse wollen short coat with a particular pattern. It is considered bad form to wear these to a hunt unless you are a terrier man or other non rider.
I'm surprised that this term isn't ever referenced as it seems nearer to the comp.sci. meaning than using an axe in germany !
1 month
I think the crux of your agument falls down right about here: "I don't know whether they ever actually bothered to do it though"
> I don't want everything I did copied around for a month.
ooh your thoughts are sooo precious
Eight-eigth-hundred-GTX? != eighty-eight-hundred GTX
You're getting older now Jackie, time to give in and put those glasses on.
qemu runs Win2k. My AMDX2 3800 runs it using kqemu. I happily use it for testing things in I.E. It seems about as fast as my PIII 1Ghz laptop, though I've never actually measured it.
Then I suggest you get your monitor fixed.
> unless you are running a text-only OS, has an area of the screen that contains something similar--system clock at least.
> Simply admit your ignorance
after you, my GUI has no such bloat
here's my desktop http://www.proweb.co.uk/~matt/plan9/desktop.gif
where's this pointless waste of space you think I have ?
System Tray, wtf is that ?
try a proper Operating System, not some bloated corpse.
1 minute = 180,000,000,000 clock cycles @ 3Ghz
Which is enough to do plenty of things.
They started at a store in the US and got all the way to the data centres in the UK and US and then took the data for $25,000,000,000.00 of transactions from the US, UK, Eire and Puerto Rico and more data that TJX don't even know the contents of !
A system that allows that path just shouldn't even exist, VPN or no VPN.
What's the point of all that crap. How are you going to make the wire from the POS to the Bank totally shielded and MiM proof ?
If you can't trust the bank employees not to steal your money there's no point in having any stored there.
The UK's biggest cable supplier ntl: / Telewest bars the use of VPNs on their home DSL. Yes, you read that right, the right to bar ntl: from browsing your data is forbidden.
They also want you to pay 4x the price if you want a fixed IP.
The attackers got the keys from the US but the data was partly stored in the UK.
Always discount the bandwidth of a suitcase full of tapes on a transatlantic flight.
do a search for TKMAXX and see the BBC stories
If your door is unlocked, it's not breaking in, a distinction that is made in law here in the U.K.
I can even take your stuff so long as I am not intending to permanently deprive you of it and I don't damage it (proving the former is obviously a tricky prospect but it is a valid defence).
My favourite is them leaving themselves logged in to MSN in Cyber Cafes (lol that sounds so retro!)
I almost always strike up conversations with their logged in buddies, it's quite a hoot.
TJX is one of those Global Multinationals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TJX_Companies
Net income $690,420,000 (2006)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6508983.stm
The company also told the BBC that 100 files were moved from its UK computer system in 2003, and two files were later stolen.
However, a spokesperson admitted that the firm may never know what was in those files.
The data was accessed on TJX's systems in Watford, Hertfordshire, and Massachusetts over a 16-month period from July 2005 and covers transactions made by credit and debit card dating as far back as December 2002.
5 years of data
$500,000,000 of transactions per year = $25 billion of transaction history.
Pretty good haul if you ask me!
> It is difficult and sometimes expensive but thats what really needs to be done.
If you consider it difficult, I suggest you advertise for a new member of staff for the IT Dept.
Linux was built on "oh no, I need a Unix and I don't have any money and AT&T is suing BSD so I'd better not use that".
For me, that's not much of a premise.
I'd rather they went for the "lets stop working on Linux" option.