Scary story: I was listening to the radio and there was an ad for yahoo homepage, and they claimed that you should use their service because they have "search as you type". Apparently they didn't realize google has this too?
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yes, when they see a huge spike in power they just use their locally sourced walking house to move out of the way. I'm sure this thing can book it once all that tsunami created electricity comes in from their wave generators.
*vrrrrroooom*
"What was that?"
"Bob's sure leaving in a hurry"
"And the microwave I built from locally sourced materials is burning the hell out of my dinner"
*shrug*
Yeah, and they certainly wouldn't be publicly accessible. I guess ipv6 *will* last for a while.
Until we spread to other planets and the Empire's trillions of trillions of people communicate through some kind of faster than light internet. Ah, those'll be the days
I'm not going to let your ignorance keep my children from having their fridge/microwave/cellphone/shirt/hat/dog/cat/fishtank/monitor/3 dozen computers/swarm of spy-bot bees/printer/coffee mug/mouse/keyboard/envelope stamps/individual pages in their books/speakers/light bulbs/doors from having their own IP address.
I propose we sit around and pretend that nothing's wrong, and then when crunch time happens, the government institute a internet bailout program at outrageous cost to the public.
I guess routers will have to have names now. 192.168.0.1 was easy to remember, but jesus christ. How will we locate our routers (among other things of course)? I'm honestly asking lol
I don't mind serial keys because they can help guarantee that only people who bought the game are playing online and whatnot.
Paradox Interactive, who publishes historical strategy games (which also happen to be my favorite series of games ever), doesn't even make you put in a serial. But if you want to play online on their servers, or want technical support, you have to register your serial. To me, that's perfect.
alright lol. What about inside a stapler. Surely they don't open your bag and proceed to dismantle all objects down to their constituent parts. Inside a usb mouse. There's tons of empty room, and all you need is a phillips screw driver. What about one of those rolls of quarters in paper. Slip it between two quarters. Inside a keyboard. Inside speakers. Inside a graphing calculator, or better yet, a 4 function calculator. They can't possible take a apart all of these things, and an x ray wouldn't notice a micro sd card inside a stapler or mouse, where plenty of other electronics are there too.
If the zipper in my pants doesn't set off a metal detector, would a micro sd card?
I'm just saying, there's got to be limitless amounts of places you could hide something that small.
you can hide the micro sd card in your cell phone behind the battery, or inside the laptop, where even Mr. Xray wont notice it. There are a lot of un exciting places to hide that most tiny of cards without raising even the slightest suspicion
Ok, assuming you're not on the radar of the government, all you have to do is fool them into thinking you're a normal person.
Why not do one of the following?
1. Create a linux boot partition, but have grub not give you any time to choose (or to even see, on the screen, that grub is there) Your ext3 partitions wont show up on the windows side, and the airport guy will be none the wiser.
2. insert a micro sd card into your watch (there's room), or into a cell phone, behind the battery, or any number of nonchalant places of no interest to the airport guys.
3. Create a spanned rar file and rename each file to not have an extension and to have an ordered but uninteresting name. Count them down from 100 or something. And then disperse them into at least 3 folders, like system32 and other random places. Just remember what you ordering system is and where you put them! =p Hell, a single obfuscated zip file isn't going to set off any alarms with the TSA guys.
As long as your computer looks normal, they're not going to be as paranoid as you in figuring out where your stolen movies, music, games, enterprise software, and most importantly your porn, are at.
No need for outlandish encryption schemes. Old fashioned "walk out of the store looking like you own it" mentality is all you need.
Paradox Interactive not only makes DRM free games, but they are of a high quality, and they listen to what their customers say. Them and HL2/HL2 mods are the only games I've actually paid for in the last 3 years, simply because of their lack of DRM and their quality.
from the art, it appears to just be a bunch of buildings that, when standing next to each other, form the shape of a pyramid. And also has public transit, interconnected-ness, blah blah. Be like living downtown somewhere with skyscrapers everywhere.
Slashdot Mirror
rabble rabble rabble
I think he means 'Yahoo' it
Scary story: I was listening to the radio and there was an ad for yahoo homepage, and they claimed that you should use their service because they have "search as you type". Apparently they didn't realize google has this too?
yes, when they see a huge spike in power they just use their locally sourced walking house to move out of the way. I'm sure this thing can book it once all that tsunami created electricity comes in from their wave generators.
*vrrrrroooom*
"What was that?"
"Bob's sure leaving in a hurry"
"And the microwave I built from locally sourced materials is burning the hell out of my dinner"
*shrug*
then you might as well take the lines of assembled code as the real count.
Floss Weekly seconded. Love it
I mean, is this news? Since when has wikipedia not operated on the idea that the truth is what people make of it?
Yeah, and they certainly wouldn't be publicly accessible. I guess ipv6 *will* last for a while.
Until we spread to other planets and the Empire's trillions of trillions of people communicate through some kind of faster than light internet. Ah, those'll be the days
I'm not going to let your ignorance keep my children from having their fridge/microwave/cellphone/shirt/hat/dog/cat/fishtank/monitor/3 dozen computers/swarm of spy-bot bees/printer/coffee mug/mouse/keyboard/envelope stamps/individual pages in their books/speakers/light bulbs/doors from having their own IP address.
Insensitive bastard...
We in america don't actually believe in budgets...
National Debt Clock
I propose we sit around and pretend that nothing's wrong, and then when crunch time happens, the government institute a internet bailout program at outrageous cost to the public.
oh god, I'd never thought of that.
I guess routers will have to have names now. 192.168.0.1 was easy to remember, but jesus christ. How will we locate our routers (among other things of course)? I'm honestly asking lol
I don't mind serial keys because they can help guarantee that only people who bought the game are playing online and whatnot.
Paradox Interactive, who publishes historical strategy games (which also happen to be my favorite series of games ever), doesn't even make you put in a serial. But if you want to play online on their servers, or want technical support, you have to register your serial. To me, that's perfect.
that's like saying it's weird that adults read Harry Potter books even though they're young adult books.
End the racism against children
alright lol. What about inside a stapler. Surely they don't open your bag and proceed to dismantle all objects down to their constituent parts. Inside a usb mouse. There's tons of empty room, and all you need is a phillips screw driver. What about one of those rolls of quarters in paper. Slip it between two quarters. Inside a keyboard. Inside speakers. Inside a graphing calculator, or better yet, a 4 function calculator. They can't possible take a apart all of these things, and an x ray wouldn't notice a micro sd card inside a stapler or mouse, where plenty of other electronics are there too.
If the zipper in my pants doesn't set off a metal detector, would a micro sd card?
I'm just saying, there's got to be limitless amounts of places you could hide something that small.
you can hide the micro sd card in your cell phone behind the battery, or inside the laptop, where even Mr. Xray wont notice it. There are a lot of un exciting places to hide that most tiny of cards without raising even the slightest suspicion
Ok, assuming you're not on the radar of the government, all you have to do is fool them into thinking you're a normal person.
Why not do one of the following?
1. Create a linux boot partition, but have grub not give you any time to choose (or to even see, on the screen, that grub is there) Your ext3 partitions wont show up on the windows side, and the airport guy will be none the wiser.
2. insert a micro sd card into your watch (there's room), or into a cell phone, behind the battery, or any number of nonchalant places of no interest to the airport guys. 3. Create a spanned rar file and rename each file to not have an extension and to have an ordered but uninteresting name. Count them down from 100 or something. And then disperse them into at least 3 folders, like system32 and other random places. Just remember what you ordering system is and where you put them! =p Hell, a single obfuscated zip file isn't going to set off any alarms with the TSA guys.
As long as your computer looks normal, they're not going to be as paranoid as you in figuring out where your stolen movies, music, games, enterprise software, and most importantly your porn, are at.
No need for outlandish encryption schemes. Old fashioned "walk out of the store looking like you own it" mentality is all you need.
to be fair a micro sd card is easier to hide then let's say, heroin or explosives...
So that one time I figured out my friend's hotmail password was the same as her first name warrants that I be sent to prison?
well at least he used it correctly.
Burn the heretic. Kill the mutant. Purge the unclean.
Paradox Interactive not only makes DRM free games, but they are of a high quality, and they listen to what their customers say. Them and HL2/HL2 mods are the only games I've actually paid for in the last 3 years, simply because of their lack of DRM and their quality.
Yvan Eht Nioj!
from the art, it appears to just be a bunch of buildings that, when standing next to each other, form the shape of a pyramid. And also has public transit, interconnected-ness, blah blah. Be like living downtown somewhere with skyscrapers everywhere.
dental plan ...
Lisa needs braces
dental plan
I was hoping they were all just joking, but you're right. God, I'm losing faith in humanity again