it is an attempt to get more posts by making the buttons seem more accessible, which in turn increases user interaction and increases return traffic resulting in higher ad revenue
Apparently he is trying to say that people who are aware that they are more likely to get a certain disease will try to insure themselves specifically against that disease at the normal rate, with a higher chance of filing a claim at some point.
Insurance companies make money off of the people who do not make claims and this behavior might impact the bottom line of an insurance company through the higher incidence of claims on policies that are funded with unadjusted premiums.
The new version of Truecrypt does not support hidden volumes on Linux. Don't ask me why, it just doesn't. Even though older versions did. And when you ask why in the Truecrypt forums, you are told that "you don't HAVE to use truecrypt"...
A Linux user might be better off to create a virtualbox container and keep stuff in it, then remove all links to virtualbox from the startmenu/desktop.
With binary distros it would be elementary to remove virtualbox via the package manager before crossing the border and then reinstall it afterwards in order to access files.
The really cautious could consider encrypting the filesystem in the virtual container for an added level of security.
Point out to me precisely where you derive this "right" to getting on an airplane without being searched? Go on, show me. I'm sure you know exactly what paragraph and clause in the Constitution says you have the right to board an airplane without having to comply with security regulations. You have to know because you're so damned sure you've got this "right."
...If you do not wish to submit to being scanned/searched/whatever, you can take a bus, a cab, or your own personal transportation...
And when it is decided that the "powers that be" can search you in the bus, cab, or your own personal transportation? The Constitution does not mention planes, trains, or automobiles specifically...
"When we began Web hosting on Windows Server 2003, we expected a big disparity between performance on Windows and Linux. That's the myth. On the measures that are important to us - site density, uptime, responsiveness - we are perfectly comfortable with Windows."
Michael Chadwick, Vice President of Technology, GoDaddy.com
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i recommended this in another thread, but here it is again in case you missed it
http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu/
for a smaller website it is fantastic, and the support is decent
Joomla has SEO-friendly urls
example of http://www.nukesylo13.com/
it did not require an external module, either
you might check out phpwebsite
http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu/
it is an attempt to get more posts by making the buttons seem more accessible, which in turn increases user interaction and increases return traffic resulting in higher ad revenue
it is also ugly and annoying
/. is being an awfully depressed and pessimistic bunch today. you're new here, aren't you? tell me who sold you that 6 digit user ID, comrade
hey, i AM a potato, you insensitive clod!
your information is outdated. come back to the conversation when you have something to contribute
yes
seems like it would then be possible to claim copyright on the works of another as long as you file before they do
tag: whatcouldpossiblygowrong ?
It took me a few passes, too.
Apparently he is trying to say that people who are aware that they are more likely to get a certain disease will try to insure themselves specifically against that disease at the normal rate, with a higher chance of filing a claim at some point.
Insurance companies make money off of the people who do not make claims and this behavior might impact the bottom line of an insurance company through the higher incidence of claims on policies that are funded with unadjusted premiums.
that kudzu will be worth money? I know a lot of Alabama farmers who would gladly contribute their kudzu crops.
http://www.ebid.net/
The new version of Truecrypt does not support hidden volumes on Linux. Don't ask me why, it just doesn't. Even though older versions did. And when you ask why in the Truecrypt forums, you are told that "you don't HAVE to use truecrypt"... A Linux user might be better off to create a virtualbox container and keep stuff in it, then remove all links to virtualbox from the startmenu/desktop. With binary distros it would be elementary to remove virtualbox via the package manager before crossing the border and then reinstall it afterwards in order to access files. The really cautious could consider encrypting the filesystem in the virtual container for an added level of security.
unless you are using "The GIMP"
It is like, if Volkswagen said "Hey if you want to make aftermarket parts for our new Cabriolet, you have to clean out your old VW hippie van."
Uh... o.k... maybe it isn't like that at all.
Point out to me precisely where you derive this "right" to getting on an airplane without being searched? Go on, show me. I'm sure you know exactly what paragraph and clause in the Constitution says you have the right to board an airplane without having to comply with security regulations. You have to know because you're so damned sure you've got this "right."
...If you do not wish to submit to being scanned/searched/whatever, you can take a bus, a cab, or your own personal transportation...
And when it is decided that the "powers that be" can search you in the bus, cab, or your own personal transportation? The Constitution does not mention planes, trains, or automobiles specifically...
excellent car analogy
the skinny prick and the fat asshole give it two thumbs up
who is "they"?
right...
but joe sixpack is more likely to stick with the integrated graphics card and has trouble burning an audio CD
dual head this and RAID that are nice for geeks but for the fox news crowd, not so much
How can I contribute to this excellent piece of... work?
As far as I know, "the masses" do not use dual-head cards or RAID controllers, which are considered by many people to be "advanced" hardware.
Your complaints are akin to saying "Ubuntu is crap because it did not automagically configure my networked coffeepot!!1"
"When we began Web hosting on Windows Server 2003, we expected a big disparity between performance on Windows and Linux. That's the myth. On the measures that are important to us - site density, uptime, responsiveness - we are perfectly comfortable with Windows."
Michael Chadwick, Vice President of Technology, GoDaddy.com
that explains some things
and also they kicked my dog
Free tutorials about ethics in IT security are available from http://www.theregister.co.uk/odds/bofh/
dude...
that is the lamest car analogy EVER