This is just normal spy stuff. The real problem is that the people being spied upon are obviously incompetent with regards to their anti-spying countermeasures.
Seriously, who puts their top secret stuff on the Internet anyway?
Of course, how do we know that they got the real plans? They may be saying this to make us *think* that they got the real plans, when in fact the real plans are elsewhere, or something. Anyway, the ability to hack people's servers is insignificant next to the power of the Force.
Smoke signals?! You kids and your communicating-instantly-over-long-distances, in my day we carved our messages into stone tablets, and some poor bastard had to physically carry them (sometimes with the help of a surly camel) to their destination. A shattered tablet, I mean dropped packet, meant that the stonewright had to start chiseling all over again!
It always amuses me when traveling to the US on business to see the difference between what they display on the nice "welcome" videos in the immigration processing queue, and what the attitude of the uniformed officers are actually like. It's like on the one hand, the marketing people would very much like people to visit the US and spend money, but on the other hand the people that you first meet resent your presence.
Heh. After some manly wrestling with the exact VM problem described, I eventually found those nice, small Debian server OSes. But then my company said, no, no you simply *must* use our approved version of Red Hat (tuned for a desktop, with all that stupid GUI stuff and desktop backgrounds). Now my VMs are all outrageously outsized again.
All I want is something that has enough to get the system into a usable console-only state, and devtools so I can install or compile the app-specific bits and pieces. Screen would be nice too, this stupid RH thing didn't even have that.
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If you let muppets choose, then that's where it usually falls apart.
This is a most excellent idea. However, a method may be developed to circumcise this process by implementing "bulge recognition" software.
Or a submarine. A nuclear submarine.
You've never experienced the meaty crack of a snooker ball in a sock?
Can this be installed in a nuclear submarine and transported to the Marianas Trench?
Yeah, but it's no fun trying to stuff a chicken into a wind tunnel that's two sizes too small.
You lucky, lucky bastards!
It should be in the form of an undead Jeff Hanneman, brutalizing a guitar.
Probably Alice Cooper.
I got a Slayer one for 1000JPY from Tower Records in Akihabara once. Once.
Buying music here's like getting punched in the balls.
Old School.
This is just normal spy stuff. The real problem is that the people being spied upon are obviously incompetent with regards to their anti-spying countermeasures.
Seriously, who puts their top secret stuff on the Internet anyway?
Of course, how do we know that they got the real plans? They may be saying this to make us *think* that they got the real plans, when in fact the real plans are elsewhere, or something. Anyway, the ability to hack people's servers is insignificant next to the power of the Force.
Smoke signals?! You kids and your communicating-instantly-over-long-distances, in my day we carved our messages into stone tablets, and some poor bastard had to physically carry them (sometimes with the help of a surly camel) to their destination. A shattered tablet, I mean dropped packet, meant that the stonewright had to start chiseling all over again!
Old Skool. It's all about GOLDEN BOMBER! now.
It always amuses me when traveling to the US on business to see the difference between what they display on the nice "welcome" videos in the immigration processing queue, and what the attitude of the uniformed officers are actually like. It's like on the one hand, the marketing people would very much like people to visit the US and spend money, but on the other hand the people that you first meet resent your presence.
It would appear that the stars are almost right...
Is it not a case of simply repartitioning and re-installing on the now blank disk anymore?
Heh. After some manly wrestling with the exact VM problem described, I eventually found those nice, small Debian server OSes. But then my company said, no, no you simply *must* use our approved version of Red Hat (tuned for a desktop, with all that stupid GUI stuff and desktop backgrounds). Now my VMs are all outrageously outsized again.
All I want is something that has enough to get the system into a usable console-only state, and devtools so I can install or compile the app-specific bits and pieces. Screen would be nice too, this stupid RH thing didn't even have that.
Dead men tell no tales.
Wrong country dude ;-)
Bu884 H073P
That's easy. Make them do it to each other. The guilty one will soon confess.
Does it work on heretics and xenos scum?
Yeah, but in what language?
Astartes Power Armour!