Just like the morning news told: "The virus attacks the website of SCO. SCO produces Unix, which is an opponent of Linux." (translated from Finnish, badly)
Well, will tinfoil hats protect us from onslaught of solar flares? i have a whole stockpile.. $5.99 a piece, message me for details!
Sorry, I cannot comprehend. Please try the oh-so-familiar "email -> spam filter -> junk folder" way of sending me interesting news on interesting products.
Yeah, unknowlingly carrying a counterfeit bill will get you sent to Guantanamo. Are you really that big of a git?
That Guantamo part was a joke. If you couldn't get it without a smiley, you just couldn't. Chill out.
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...embedded in bank notes to foil money launderers and counterfeiters.
Would microwaving (whatsoever) the tag in a bank note render the note unusable? Will shops also have machines for automatically alerting the local police if I try paying with one of the forged ones?
Even if you saw it on Discovery Channel, I didn't, and I haven't seen in mentioned anywhere else. So, if you've seen something, is it unreasonable to post it on Slashdot?
As the web page states: "To say the truth, it is our work for Operating Systems course at Charles University. It is just hack, but works, at least for me:-)."
Comments like this make ignorant twats like myself/. the sites, as I'm one of those who don't understand all the cryptic subjects. Please drop short descriptions, even if things seem obvious to you.
Thanks. And oh yes, it's been slashdotted already.
I'd prefer an internal bookmarking mechanism for users that have logged in. That way I could do my share of not/.ing the servers, by checking the links afterwards and not right away. Nowadays it's so hard to remember what I was going to read and on which computer I bookmarked it in my browser.
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IMHO, they should have given the prize to Jarkko Oikarinen for creating IRC and totally screwing up my University studies.
Just like the morning news told: "The virus attacks the website of SCO. SCO produces Unix, which is an opponent of Linux." (translated from Finnish, badly)
So, the harm's being done already.
Would microwaving (whatsoever) the tag in a bank note render the note unusable? Will shops also have machines for automatically alerting the local police if I try paying with one of the forged ones?
What if I, without knowing it, carry such a note?
Guantanamo calls.
They're collectively trying to get more karma to this mysterious "Anonymous Coward" account. When it's time, tell them I told you.
So, where are the photos? Are you just karma whoring without any real effort? Where is this world heading to?
Even if you saw it on Discovery Channel, I didn't, and I haven't seen in mentioned anywhere else. So, if you've seen something, is it unreasonable to post it on Slashdot?
So, does this decision lead to those little Unix "thumbnails" in Linux kernel being legal?
Damn, so I have to buy Microsoft SQL Server and the Internet Connector License for something like $10.000 just to run Windows?
They're after my money again.
"To say the truth, it is our work for Operating Systems course at Charles University. It is just hack, but works, at least for me
Obviously LuFS has still more potential.
Comments like this make ignorant twats like myself /. the sites, as I'm one of those who don't understand all the cryptic subjects. Please drop short descriptions, even if things seem obvious to you.
Thanks. And oh yes, it's been slashdotted already.
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I'd prefer an internal bookmarking mechanism for users that have logged in. That way I could do my share of not /.ing the servers, by checking the links afterwards and not right away. Nowadays it's so hard to remember what I was going to read and on which computer I bookmarked it in my browser.
-agb