But Cohen's displaced Jewishness fuels the comedy.
A Jewish guy getting a room full of people to sing "Throw the Jew down the well" along with him. Surely that is the most telling?
I think that bravery alone gives him carte blanche to provoke in any way possible.
Ali-G and early Borat pricked British pomposity, now it's the Yanks' turn. He tried Ali-G in the U.S.A. but Ali's very Britishness worked against him. Borat is a fine vehicle, and Bruno too.
Perhaps he'll do an American character now he's met more than a few over there!
The one I work seen plenty of attendance growth in the last few years.
YouTube et. al. are all well and good but there's something about a few beers in the bar with the filmmakers, crew and appreciative audience you just can't get with a download.
$200,000 per minute does price plenty of folk out of the market for TV advertising.
What are these "slashdotters" that think and act as one?
Perhaps you should use :
Whenever I read a discussion, there is usually some group of posters that play down an issue, some who play it up and those that use it as a platform for discussion of wider issues. Often those who shout the loudest have the least to say.
Another industry heavyweight like Oracle promoting Linux should expand the Linux market rather than cannabalise it.
Those that consider their current arrangements good value won't be quick to run to save a few dollars and if Oracle starts to prove itself a strong Linux service provider RedHat is going to have to adjust, not shut the door!
Normal people say viruses. Only people trying to sound geek-cool say virii, but they're wrong, they sound like wanna-be dorks. I bet the poster wouldn't say it out loud.
> We already have the equivalent of skin and cell walls, protection of networks and computers against outside pathogens.
Cells use whitelisting.
Whitelisting does not work for letting your new customers email you.
next idea ?
> Nobody needs to send email from a box with an address assigned to Comcast or AOL or another consumer broadband provider.
Please don't tell me what I do and do not need to do.
"Windows is a business OS"
So what is XP Home ?
Oh, btw in case you weren't paying attention these last two months :
Hackers Use Wikipedia As Virus Vector - Saturday Nov 4 2006
Hacked Ad Seen on MySpace Served Spyware to a Million - Wed, 04 Oct 2006
How the fuck are you going to remember what's legal and illegal when the laws are repealed almost daily.
i'm all for repealing more laws than introducing but come on, it's hard enough keeping up already !
java is quite competitive these days re: execution speed.
Do keep up old chap.
But Cohen's displaced Jewishness fuels the comedy.
A Jewish guy getting a room full of people to sing "Throw the Jew down the well" along with him. Surely that is the most telling?
I think that bravery alone gives him carte blanche to provoke in any way possible.
Ali-G and early Borat pricked British pomposity, now it's the Yanks' turn. He tried Ali-G in the U.S.A. but Ali's very Britishness worked against him. Borat is a fine vehicle, and Bruno too.
Perhaps he'll do an American character now he's met more than a few over there!
Dual / multi screens,
1600x1200,
There will never be an XBox360 mouse for FPS, too unfair on joystick players
The next-next gen is how long away ?
This will mean that Large Enterprises who do hardware virtualization for security are deluding themselves.
o te.html
http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/crd/qemu_openbsd_n
send in FAST now that you're using an Unlicensed copy since you broke the EULA therefore you have no license
Directx10 will probably drive the most sales
The dearth of opportunity to get short films exhibited could explain why Cnet hasn't seen so many.
v al&meta=cr%3DcountryUK%7CcountryGB
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=short+film+festi
The one I work seen plenty of attendance growth in the last few years.
YouTube et. al. are all well and good but there's something about a few beers in the bar with the filmmakers, crew and appreciative audience you just can't get with a download.
$200,000 per minute does price plenty of folk out of the market for TV advertising.
What are these "slashdotters" that think and act as one?
Perhaps you should use :
Whenever I read a discussion, there is usually some group of posters that play down an issue, some who play it up and those that use it as a platform for discussion of wider issues. Often those who shout the loudest have the least to say.
T-Shirts - Hideous
CD Set - More toxic landfill
Posters - see t-shirts above
Audio - got to be kidding
You're analysing the future, and as far as I'm aware, the future hasn't happened yet.
Another industry heavyweight like Oracle promoting Linux should expand the Linux market rather than cannabalise it.
Those that consider their current arrangements good value won't be quick to run to save a few dollars and if Oracle starts to prove itself a strong Linux service provider RedHat is going to have to adjust, not shut the door!
In what way is that RMS wanting to control how I think, speak and act ?
Not crash, but MSN does require SSL support does prevent it from connecting, perhaps that is something to investigate.
Then what does TFA stand for ?
MOD UP
Normal people say viruses. Only people trying to sound geek-cool say virii, but they're wrong, they sound like wanna-be dorks. I bet the poster wouldn't say it out loud.
The SunOS terminals in my Comp-Sci room were unsecure, even in user mode you could capture the keyboard/serial and log what you like.
The solution? A memo : "No Redirecting the Keyboard"
TFP is uninformed, using a random computer with random browser to enter your CC details, the SSL padlock cannot be trusted.
Logging in to your bank account from random, out of your control computers is equally risky.
Self signed SSL proxies are not that difficult to set up if you think the effort would be worth it.
printing stuff out on the printer is always fun, I used to do it regularly before people got NATs & Firewalls behind their cable modems
"They Know"
or
"We're on to you"
are among my favourites
The ultimate virus
If no-one tries to define correct use, confusion will reign.
Perhaps we should abandon teaching grammar and spelling altogether and see what changes then.