I dunno. I think rock lacked much of the "Sell my culture down the river for a buck." theme that rap seems to embrace. And don't get me started on how much basketball sucks these days.
In all seriousness though, I've had more than enough experience with consumer routers crashing. Personally I blame VXWorks as my one linux-based router is much more stable than any other I've ever had.
Who says you'd be using text to identify things. MS is making it pretty apparent that they want to code windows to run on real (as opposed to integrated-level) graphics hardware. We're probably talking little pictures of the windows.
I doubt it. Their entire workforce skill base is organized around Microsoft products. They'd have to do a lot of hiring to approach even middling competent on another platform.
If you're going to assert that the insurgents fighting right now are the same people as Saddam's army you're going to have to back it up. If not then I don't think you've made a valid argument.
Myself I was hoping for Mt Ranier, but even though I got a drive with support I still never got it to work the way it was supposed to. Did that get axed too?
Retail is doing abysmally. Retail merchandisers are getting payed less and work fewer hours. Stores themselves have cut hours drasticly. Petco even skimped on hours in 4th quarter and many Vons's are so understaffed the departments can't stay properly stocked before the consumables go bad because the department employees get called up to check because no-one else is available. Gas costs more than 10% of my after-tax income, and food is drastically more expensive than it was a year ago. All in all it looks pretty bad where I work.
You seem to have forgotten the existence of prints. Many artists in this day and age make money through prints in larger quantity and lower price. Photographers essentially make all their money this way.
They wouldn't. I'd guess they'd have to assume anything not AAC or other DRM is pirated. That's of course if they chose to enforce the law. In practice I see it more being used like adding on seat belts to a ticket.
Individual copyright still serves a useful purpose. A complete repeal of copyright would devastate the entire artistic industry. Unless you have copyright the only way you get art is when rich people keep a pet artist.
That said it's pretty easy to get a Frontier flier to then swipe their card for 6 bucks to watch TV on the flight. At a similar price point there is Southwest who forcibly pump mood music at you. I would much prefer Frontier should the decision ever be mine to make.
The trick with in house experts is they move on to other things. If your expert works for the manufacturer you have something of a guarantee that the expertise will always be at the other end of the phone line.
What I find most interesting though is the fact that this is a "Physical Access" attack that can be completed quickly and relatively innocuously. No need to open the case or even add a thumb drive. Just a CD and a reboot, a few minutes in bash, and another reboot. It's almost an entire new family of attack, using modification of the filesystem to tweak the security through an external OS.
To be honest it sounds like I could accomplish the same thing with a BartPE disc, or even just an NTFS-driver tweaked DOS-boot floppy.
Works for me. You can even buy VPN capability for it cheaply so you tunnel in and do your thing from a Panera. No carier, no contract, no airtime charges, and the connection's probably faster too with no crippleware from the phone company.
That said prescription level doses of Ritalin are pretty benign in most cases. Many of these drugs do little more than disrupt your appetite some when you aren't taking the massive overdoses that would be required to actually get a high. That said Adderol (sp?) scares me.
A great many people pay more than their fair share for much of their lives and have to petition the IRS to get it back every year. It's not so much a department of revenue as a government enforced protection racket.
That said a recent court decision has just made the act of "looking" for it illegal and in the process has made drawings or renderings of it illegal too. That would arguably be a victimless crime. There's a slippery slope here and I think we're already starting to go down it.
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Bah! The real games worth running should be just fine on Linux. Viva la DOSBox!
I dunno. I think rock lacked much of the "Sell my culture down the river for a buck." theme that rap seems to embrace. And don't get me started on how much basketball sucks these days.
Low g, not zero. Brain not working.
Use the zero gravity to pretend to be ninjas.
At least you caught it.
That said there a vocabulary quirks like "spaz" being offensive in England. So at least a little localization may always be necessary.
In all seriousness though, I've had more than enough experience with consumer routers crashing. Personally I blame VXWorks as my one linux-based router is much more stable than any other I've ever had.
Slow spindle speed to allow CLV at the time meant that it's seek latency more than made up for the bandwidth increase on larger files.
They did that once. A friend bought it on my recommendation. He's still mad because it sucked.
Who says you'd be using text to identify things. MS is making it pretty apparent that they want to code windows to run on real (as opposed to integrated-level) graphics hardware. We're probably talking little pictures of the windows.
More like Neverwinter pie.
I doubt it. Their entire workforce skill base is organized around Microsoft products. They'd have to do a lot of hiring to approach even middling competent on another platform.
If you're going to assert that the insurgents fighting right now are the same people as Saddam's army you're going to have to back it up. If not then I don't think you've made a valid argument.
Myself I was hoping for Mt Ranier, but even though I got a drive with support I still never got it to work the way it was supposed to. Did that get axed too?
Retail is doing abysmally. Retail merchandisers are getting payed less and work fewer hours. Stores themselves have cut hours drasticly. Petco even skimped on hours in 4th quarter and many Vons's are so understaffed the departments can't stay properly stocked before the consumables go bad because the department employees get called up to check because no-one else is available. Gas costs more than 10% of my after-tax income, and food is drastically more expensive than it was a year ago. All in all it looks pretty bad where I work.
You seem to have forgotten the existence of prints. Many artists in this day and age make money through prints in larger quantity and lower price. Photographers essentially make all their money this way.
They wouldn't. I'd guess they'd have to assume anything not AAC or other DRM is pirated. That's of course if they chose to enforce the law. In practice I see it more being used like adding on seat belts to a ticket.
Individual copyright still serves a useful purpose. A complete repeal of copyright would devastate the entire artistic industry. Unless you have copyright the only way you get art is when rich people keep a pet artist.
That said it's pretty easy to get a Frontier flier to then swipe their card for 6 bucks to watch TV on the flight. At a similar price point there is Southwest who forcibly pump mood music at you. I would much prefer Frontier should the decision ever be mine to make.
The trick with in house experts is they move on to other things. If your expert works for the manufacturer you have something of a guarantee that the expertise will always be at the other end of the phone line.
What I find most interesting though is the fact that this is a "Physical Access" attack that can be completed quickly and relatively innocuously. No need to open the case or even add a thumb drive. Just a CD and a reboot, a few minutes in bash, and another reboot. It's almost an entire new family of attack, using modification of the filesystem to tweak the security through an external OS.
To be honest it sounds like I could accomplish the same thing with a BartPE disc, or even just an NTFS-driver tweaked DOS-boot floppy.
Works for me. You can even buy VPN capability for it cheaply so you tunnel in and do your thing from a Panera. No carier, no contract, no airtime charges, and the connection's probably faster too with no crippleware from the phone company.
That said prescription level doses of Ritalin are pretty benign in most cases. Many of these drugs do little more than disrupt your appetite some when you aren't taking the massive overdoses that would be required to actually get a high. That said Adderol (sp?) scares me.
A great many people pay more than their fair share for much of their lives and have to petition the IRS to get it back every year. It's not so much a department of revenue as a government enforced protection racket.
That said a recent court decision has just made the act of "looking" for it illegal and in the process has made drawings or renderings of it illegal too. That would arguably be a victimless crime. There's a slippery slope here and I think we're already starting to go down it.