First and most obvious place to look is the EcoIslamoScubaFascists. Then work your way down the list from there. Be sure to keep us updated on what you find out.
I think next time I have some time on my hands, I'm going to invent a new software project called Odolum 1.1, register a domain, post a mock website, photoshop the cover of a book called Mastering Odolum 1.1, write a convincing book review, and post the story here to slashdot.
the "mathematics and computing" line, which is far more sparse than it should be. Where is Bertrand Russell, who ought to be straddling a couple of lines at least?
Indeed, where is Darl McBride? Or did the authors intentionally omit the "21st century douchebaggery" line?
if the Chinese government found out that some Gmail users were using Gmail to receive anti-government messages from the U.S., the censors wouldn't be able to eavesdrop on https-protected connections to find out which users were receiving the messages or what they said, so there would be no information for them to demand that Google turn over to them.
In this case, I'd say the Chinese government would already have the IP address of the party in question, and the time span(s) during which they connected to Yahoo (or Yawhoever) via https. Seems to me that's plenty of information for them to go knocking on Yahoo's door and demand full session details.
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First and most obvious place to look is the EcoIslamoScubaFascists. Then work your way down the list from there. Be sure to keep us updated on what you find out.
I'm sure we'll be hearing all kinds of crackpot theories from the usual suspects in the far right of the political spectrum.
Litigation houses don't cringe. They just shrug it off and move on to the next case.
So it isn't about pine trees then?
I think next time I have some time on my hands, I'm going to invent a new software project called Odolum 1.1, register a domain, post a mock website, photoshop the cover of a book called Mastering Odolum 1.1, write a convincing book review, and post the story here to slashdot.
Would it have killed the submitter to provide some little inkling of what Mahara actually is somewhere near the top of TFS?
I'm going to patent cascading forum posts
You mean, by changing the contents of the memory over time? Now that's just crazy talk.
Same reason people have been known to dance on the battered corpse of a vanquished foe.
the "mathematics and computing" line, which is far more sparse than it should be. Where is Bertrand Russell, who ought to be straddling a couple of lines at least?
Indeed, where is Darl McBride? Or did the authors intentionally omit the "21st century douchebaggery" line?
Gotta love the Kids in the Hall.
Everybody's mortality rate is exactly the same: 100%
Really it's just a matter of when you die and how happy you are.
pays stacks of bribes
Times are (slowly) changing, but bribery and corruption remain a solid option when dealing with Indian bureaucracy.
Hey - we must be working on the same project.
$40 million for conceptual design phase.
Now how much do you suppose the pricetag would be if the military were to actually purchase 10,000 units?
Actually the whole idea is to set something up where I can do as much typing as necessary ... which is a lot in an average day.
An iPad would be horribly ill-suited for what I have in mind.
I've been meaning to build a laptop platform for my treadmill for ages now ... this is the weekend I'm getting it done.
Don't just tell them gasoline is dangerous, show them.
They still need time to figure out their editorial spin.
Alcohol. Is there anything it can't do?
His roommate's PhD project is the inexpensive cloning of sharks.
I'm not sure I like where this is headed.
unless you recently got the ability to tazer people.
I just got my mall cop license, so I'm good to go.
if the Chinese government found out that some Gmail users were using Gmail to receive anti-government messages from the U.S., the censors wouldn't be able to eavesdrop on https-protected connections to find out which users were receiving the messages or what they said, so there would be no information for them to demand that Google turn over to them.
In this case, I'd say the Chinese government would already have the IP address of the party in question, and the time span(s) during which they connected to Yahoo (or Yawhoever) via https. Seems to me that's plenty of information for them to go knocking on Yahoo's door and demand full session details.
Hey, that beats the hell out of losing $60,000/yr due to insolvent banks and plummeting securities.
I suspect the answer to your question involves lots of focus group sessions, draft specifications, and requests for comment.