I'm sure I'm not the only one who doesn't know... so can anybody explain the difference between a high-end workstation card and a high-end gaming card?
Banknotes are not protected by the Swiss Federal Copyright Statute. However, individual works reproduced on banknotes are subject to copyright protection provided they have not been reproduced recognisably as a part of the banknote. The works protected under copyright law may only be reproduced and adapted with the permission of the copyright holder.
...and they supply the trusted SA themselves. If they can manipulate your hostfile, adding an additional "phishy" SA shouldn't be too hard.
Of course, this doesn't apply if the hack the DNS. Then I agree, they won't. But they could conceivably manipulate the DNS entry for any trusted SA to one of their own servers and just - as it were - proxy the SA.
Disclaimer: Haven't given this too much thought, it's before my morning coffee...
I honestly don't know too much about US parties, being Swiss myself, but yeah, I was mainly pointing out what I perceived as a flaw in your reasoning. I'll take my pedant's hat off now...
I somehow disagree with your statement that the Republican Party [...] us actually a moderate party (after all, it is one of the top 2 parties). Would you say the NSDAP (Nazi Party) in Germany in 193something-45 was moderate just because it was the top party? The CPSU in the Soviet Union was moderate because it was the top party from 1917-1991? Didn't think so...
Nah... there's no such thing as a FLA. You probably mean an ETLA (Extended Three-Letter Acronym). Of course, there's also the VETLA (Very Extended...) as the DUB-TLA (Doubled TLA).
...that will make it easier for us (well, those of us in the States at least) to scream "Biased!" when he comes up with any closed-source/Microsoft advocacy. This could actually help.
... that, in my opinion, loads of people who downloaded Morpheus or Kazaa don't do it to be able to share music, but just to get stuff without paying for it. When they see their favourite freeloading tool under attack, they're screaming blue murder.
Don't get me wrong, I'd hate to see p2p go, and I'm ready to do something for it (EFF, here I come...). I just don't expect millions of other users to do so. Sad, innit?
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I'm sure I'm not the only one who doesn't know... so can anybody explain the difference between a high-end workstation card and a high-end gaming card?
...and if you use all the numbers and letters, and make up a few new ones, you can go base64 and save three quarters of that space again!
Ain't life wonderful?
Whole text at http://www.snb.ch/en/mmr/reference/instr_rep_note
>In that case I'll start printing my own money... if the designs are public-domain, I will not need a license to do so.
I promise you you won't be thrown into a PMITA-prison for breaking copyright.
You will for counterfeiting money though...
It isn't. The parent is talking about a Massively Multiplayer Porking and Online Roleplaying Game
We'll be expecting your cheque/credit card number.
Thank you for your business.I say let the UN have it. It is the Internet after all, to be handled internationally. The US can keep AOL in exchange...
...and of course, they have to add the sex back in.
In a true democracy, you can.
...and they supply the trusted SA themselves. If they can manipulate your hostfile, adding an additional "phishy" SA shouldn't be too hard.
Of course, this doesn't apply if the hack the DNS. Then I agree, they won't. But they could conceivably manipulate the DNS entry for any trusted SA to one of their own servers and just - as it were - proxy the SA.
Disclaimer: Haven't given this too much thought, it's before my morning coffee...
Before I even R'd TFA, I thought about one big problem:
How are you going to emulate a 5.25 inch drive to read old disks?
I honestly don't know too much about US parties, being Swiss myself, but yeah, I was mainly pointing out what I perceived as a flaw in your reasoning. I'll take my pedant's hat off now...
I somehow disagree with your statement that the Republican Party [...] us actually a moderate party (after all, it is one of the top 2 parties). Would you say the NSDAP (Nazi Party) in Germany in 193something-45 was moderate just because it was the top party? The CPSU in the Soviet Union was moderate because it was the top party from 1917-1991? Didn't think so...
Nah... there's no such thing as a FLA. You probably mean an ETLA (Extended Three-Letter Acronym). Of course, there's also the VETLA (Very Extended...) as the DUB-TLA (Doubled TLA).
Mainly for human interaction? Ah, I see... they want to try an approach they've never tried on the "real" earth so far.
- Here's a link
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If you want more, Google!Besides, finding out they don't really own a Supreme Mace of Thwacking +40(tm) really sucks...
Oh, go thank yourself, you bastard!
> you don't even get notification that they are doing it...
...Ah, but you do. I get these warnings "Your computer is broadcasting an IP address" warnings all the time when I surf the web...
Disclaimer: Not really. Using Firebird.
...that will make it easier for us (well, those of us in the States at least) to scream "Biased!" when he comes up with any closed-source/Microsoft advocacy. This could actually help.
This post in a thread that mentions goatse.cx is slightly... scary.
Slashcode's source is open. please show us what you mean by improving on it.
...but I think the gun helps.
... that, in my opinion, loads of people who downloaded Morpheus or Kazaa don't do it to be able to share music, but just to get stuff without paying for it. When they see their favourite freeloading tool under attack, they're screaming blue murder.
Don't get me wrong, I'd hate to see p2p go, and I'm ready to do something for it (EFF, here I come...). I just don't expect millions of other users to do so. Sad, innit?
I'm just fine with PostgreSQL, thank you.