die_infidel (die_infidel@gmail.com) wants to share their location with you on Google Latitude. You too can see where your friends are and share your location using Latitude from your phone, computer, or both.
Looks like some people can't wait and have already started staining their shorts.
Who knew that when Colbert said to "Pack an overnight bag with five extra sets of underwear -- you're going to need them.", he was addressing AC directly?
thieves dont believe in honest people... just stupid thieves. Therefore, thieves dont prey on honest people; thieves prey on stupider thieves.
Machine fixed.
Actually. You are wrong because I can name a specific type of Thief that actually relies on the victim to be honest ( and stupid to some degree ). Debt collector who make false claims in a hope that the person named in the claim would take an honest course of action and pay without a challenge.
We can argue over semantics, but the core of the scam is relying on the victim to think the claim is legitimate and take an honest course of action. The scam won't work if the Thief thinks the victim is also a Thief. There is too much of a chance that the victim will challenge the claim to try to escape the false claim against them and thus reveal the scam.
The machine begins self-destruction, shaking about in place instead of steadily hovering, its simulated voice rising in pitch. The ultra-logical Mr. Spock, who has been watching this confrontation, compliments Kirk, saying: "Your logic is impeccable, Captain. We are in grave danger." At the last moment, Kirk has Nomad rushed to the transporter room and beamed into space. Seconds after transport an explosion is detected near the Enterprise and Nomad is no more.
I don't doubt that there are people in the world with the name, but it would certainly ring a bell with many in the military world... not just US, either.
Ring a bell? Yes. Sound a warning klaxon on that fact alone, as implied by "Robin Sage, really? Come on!"? No.
It's obvious to you because you have the benefit of hindsight and had the connection pointed out to you.
But if they poofed out of existence, they would experience neither shock, nor horror.
Well, the logic is shaky at best. They'd probably float around half dematerialized like a bad Star Trek episode.
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You may indeed. Just throw credit my way every now and then.
Well, he needs a 27B/6.
EUGENE A. CONTI JR. secretary of the North Carolina Department of Transportation. Appointed by Gov. Bev. Perdue in January 2009.
Facebook Page
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Waiting for the links to slide shows to start appearing.
die_infidel (die_infidel@gmail.com) wants to share their location with you on Google Latitude. You too can see where your friends are and share your location using Latitude from your phone, computer, or both.
Get started with Latitude
Go to https://www.google.com/latitude from your phone or computer.
See the sharing request
Open Latitude and select the notification in your friends list.
If you're on your computer now, go to https://www.google.com/latitude?tab=sharingrequest
Along with software rotation
http://compreviews.about.com/od/multimedia/ss/Dell2005FPWTour_7.htm
Dan Brown? Is that you?
Looks like some people can't wait and have already started staining their shorts.
Who knew that when Colbert said to "Pack an overnight bag with five extra sets of underwear -- you're going to need them.", he was addressing AC directly?
And amazon has 5 packs of men's underwear on sale too!
Dr. Zynga of the Gizmonic Institute
Go ahead if you want to. In spite of empirical data, some people buy a Land Rover Discovery just because they want one too.
Nothing wrong with it as long as you understand what you're getting.
Stop posting. Start reading.
http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cross-site_Scripting_(XSS)
You laugh. I've seen this in a code review.
<? header( 'Location: ' . $_GET['s'] ); ?>
That was the entire script....
No wonder why I'm bald.
This thing's only been out for a month!! at least give them some time to do their own testing, which they did!
Don't you think they should have done the testing before it came out?
( I'm holding the sarcasm meter in my left hand )
Or. "There's an app..... lication of duct tape for that."
I assume Microsoft is calling these new products "slates"...
That way, when they make bricks, MS can say they met 95% of the design goals.
Well, at least I'll finally have and answer for the phrase "When pigs fly".
Honest and stupid are not exclusive.
I did qualify by adding "relies on the victim to be honest ( and stupid to some degree )".
I'm batting 1000 on the bad English.
Whoa, tough crowd.
This is what I like about /.
thieves dont believe in honest people... just stupid thieves. Therefore, thieves dont prey on honest people; thieves prey on stupider thieves.
Machine fixed.
Actually. You are wrong because I can name a specific type of Thief that actually relies on the victim to be honest ( and stupid to some degree ). Debt collector who make false claims in a hope that the person named in the claim would take an honest course of action and pay without a challenge.
We can argue over semantics, but the core of the scam is relying on the victim to think the claim is legitimate and take an honest course of action. The scam won't work if the Thief thinks the victim is also a Thief. There is too much of a chance that the victim will challenge the claim to try to escape the false claim against them and thus reveal the scam.
I lay claim to grape butter and peanut jelly.
But thieves think everyone is a thief.
Except thieves who pray on honest people....
Faulty! Faulty!
The machine begins self-destruction, shaking about in place instead of steadily hovering, its simulated voice rising in pitch. The ultra-logical Mr. Spock, who has been watching this confrontation, compliments Kirk, saying: "Your logic is impeccable, Captain. We are in grave danger." At the last moment, Kirk has Nomad rushed to the transporter room and beamed into space. Seconds after transport an explosion is detected near the Enterprise and Nomad is no more.
Let me clarify fr [sic] the thinking impaired:
Honestly, if you are going to bash someone's intelligence, you should be intelligent enough to proofread before you hit the submit button.
I don't doubt that there are people in the world with the name, but it would certainly ring a bell with many in the military world... not just US, either.
Ring a bell? Yes. Sound a warning klaxon on that fact alone, as implied by "Robin Sage, really? Come on!"? No.
It's obvious to you because you have the benefit of hindsight and had the connection pointed out to you.
But if they poofed out of existence, they would experience neither shock, nor horror.
Well, the logic is shaky at best. They'd probably float around half dematerialized like a bad Star Trek episode.