The funniest part is where the author claims that throwing out the phrase stops arguments in their tracks. I guess he doesn't spend much time around here.
According to the article and summary, someone is installing the malware before selling the computer. How can an OS defend against that? Is that Clippy supposed to pop up and ask "You look like a bad guy! Are you sure you want to install this software?"
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The change to the manual was a decision made by a minority, and it will ultimately be as successful as Prohibition in the United States.
Nostalgia
In space...
No one hears your nerd rage.
Holy fuck YOU'RE dense. Were you born without the ability to comprehend humor?
He probably switches it on and off at will.
So they would spend decades carving the ornamentation, but only do a half-ass job installing the glass?
Do you mean "know-it-all"? If you used Safari, you probably would have caught that.
I've always dreamed of something like Jurassic park (obviously without the stupid non-security... :) )
Silly child. Everybody knows that life finds a way.
I think we just went from "news for nerds" to "news for morons who couldn't find their ass if it wasn't attached" in one post.
so I'm not trying to push an agenda by asking this question.
Bullshit! Asking a question is always pushing an agenda. Even if you are only asking where to find a toilet, you are pushing an agenda.
I disagree. Mr Cruise accomplished that by himself.
just think how dumb what you said is
I think they call the foreshadowing.
Right. It was better in the old days when they used billy clubs and bullets to subdue people.
Maybe so. But if you take all your courses online, you have more time to smoke weed instead of going to class.
That might rock.
Not if they bring back the slave costume.
Your lucid argument brings up some very salient points, but it still misses the most important.
WHERE THE FUCK IS MY FLYING CAR?
The funniest part is where the author claims that throwing out the phrase stops arguments in their tracks. I guess he doesn't spend much time around here.
That's an ignorent statement.
That's the funniest thing I have read in ages.
Or possibly bluetooth, if you aren't too picky about pairing with a stripper.
Sounds like a good way to catch some kind of virus.
It's not a toomah!
According to the article and summary, someone is installing the malware before selling the computer. How can an OS defend against that? Is that Clippy supposed to pop up and ask "You look like a bad guy! Are you sure you want to install this software?"
Visual Studio barely runs on my i7.
the FBI has a covert spying app in the app store.
Fucking birds!
The advanced math is required by the folks who write "packages available to do the heavy lifting".
Who let the manager in?
They tried "Python Unleashed", but stores kept moving it to the human sexuality section.
Dr Falken?