I went to buzz.google.com and signed up, but my Gmail account didn't change at all.
I'm willing to give GBuzz a go, but I don't think I'll ever see myself getting caught up in social media networks - especially with Google's recent views on privacy.
If you RTFA, or even the small part I quoted, the US based contacts are described as co-conspirators. If accurate, there is nothing legitimate about them.
Who cares about media, these little beauties are one of the best and most convenient tools for the active hacker. I love em. All my brothers and Dad have one too - very handy.
WPA2 makes it difficult to crack wireless encryption. But thats not where the weak link is.
The fact is, built in hardware backdoors and software backdoors allow those in the know to completely walk around the encryption being used. This is where the real issue is.
nice try dylan, but you're talking about something else. If you've read the bible, you'll note that it specifically states that each word in it is infallible, inspired directly by god and it even goes on to describe it as a more sure 'prophecy' than Christ himself. Last I checked, no one stated that History books were infallible.
You sir, are completely correct. 'Christians' who don't think the bible is infallible are plain stupid. How could you honestly tell which parts are true and which aren't if you don't believe the whole thing to be correct? Basically, these 'Christians' pick and choose which parts they like and then reject the rest because its too weird and doesn't make sense.
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Ah yes, that bit of text right at the top of the page.......no one told me it was there.
I went to buzz.google.com and signed up, but my Gmail account didn't change at all.
I'm willing to give GBuzz a go, but I don't think I'll ever see myself getting caught up in social media networks - especially with Google's recent views on privacy.
True, its hard to be sure when you can't see the source.
;)
On that note, Brian, send me a copy of Win7's source code and I'll take a look at it for you - if you want.
I think Brian is trying to say that he designed the system and is a bit upset that we're bagging it out without asking him for an explanation first.
...news at 11.
If you RTFA, or even the small part I quoted, the US based contacts are described as co-conspirators. If accurate, there is nothing legitimate about them.
And why not? These guys should be getting just as much time as the other dude.
Without absolutes, everyone is blind - no matter their opinion.
Who cares about media, these little beauties are one of the best and most convenient tools for the active hacker. I love em. All my brothers and Dad have one too - very handy.
Mark Shuttleworth, is that you?
There, fixed that for ya.
WPA2 makes it difficult to crack wireless encryption. But thats not where the weak link is.
The fact is, built in hardware backdoors and software backdoors allow those in the know to completely walk around the encryption being used. This is where the real issue is.
Terrible idea. My mind is out to kill me. Just for fun it would use these sequences at the most inappropriate of times. I'm sure of it.
I'm not sure I like the layout of that particular keyboard. I would have gone 01
Minutes later: hellfire missile streaks away towards insurance company HQ.
With a stocked up UAV, I'm sure you'd have a little bargaining power with mere mortals.
Yeah, but there is a glaring hole in your logic: it makes sense.
nice try dylan, but you're talking about something else. If you've read the bible, you'll note that it specifically states that each word in it is infallible, inspired directly by god and it even goes on to describe it as a more sure 'prophecy' than Christ himself. Last I checked, no one stated that History books were infallible.
It could very well be the Israeli government with their finger in this pie. Most likely is. Undoubtedly, it is because of pressure from the US.
You sir, are completely correct. 'Christians' who don't think the bible is infallible are plain stupid. How could you honestly tell which parts are true and which aren't if you don't believe the whole thing to be correct? Basically, these 'Christians' pick and choose which parts they like and then reject the rest because its too weird and doesn't make sense.
These kind of people annoy the life out of me.
RS/6000? Ah, the memories. Boy they were a pain to get up and running.
-1 Fat slob.
I think capacity dissipation is a greater concern than battery heat.
Love is work. Think of it that way and it "works". =)
Yeah, yeah I know, "Whoosh". But I couldn't help but point it out.
Nah, thats Couldnet. Skynet is a bit different.
Rugby Union to be specific. ;)