I'm usually against the overly lawsuit happy nature of this country (US), but schools and school districts I make an exception for.
They have way too much power, for example, sending a student to a boot-camp/daytime prison for making a map of their school for a video game like in Texas.
Some of them are really good, such as UCSD, or UNLV.
UNLV will let one take classes as a "special student" before admission, and you can get in if you do well enough. Despite the jokes and smart-ass comments people make about it, it is a premier university, and is THE leader in OCR technology development.
And if they didn't CHOOSE to take it down, the court (gov't) could rule against them, and the sheriff (gov't) would come and take all their stuff and sell it at public auction to give to the plaintiff.
Erasing the BIOS, stopping fans, overclocking and overvolting chips can be done TODAY.
Also, changing the region of a DVD drive until it locks out changes and leaving it on a unwanted region is also doable; another "advantage" of this attack is that it is a felony to repair the hardware thanks to the DMCA giving DRM the force of law.
Killer POKEs didn't die with the Commodore PET and C64, they just aren't literal POKEs anymore.
We use data models for all sorts of shit, for example, 'proving' that the design of the aircraft you're flying in won't crash and burn on takeoff, or like better understanding the conditions that form tornados and any number of things.
And we trust them for designing magnets in our supercolliders....Until they explode.
Some children even have the gall to copy and paste Wikipedia articles word for word. It's sad times that we live in, and the United States government simply isn't proving a means to deal with it.
Did they ever end up cutting-and-pasting in vandalism from Wikipedia?:)
They better test this on human CELLS first before human beings and 1/500th of a dose is too much, start them at 1 millionth or billionth (hormones in the body are sometimes in mg/ml amounts).
DirectX is Microsoft proprietary non-standard crap. Tied to Windows and PCs
OpenGL is a standard. And wonderfully designed, easy to get into, but powerful enough for almost anything you can think of and some things you can't:) and cleanly extensible too if you needed. It is supported outside the PC/Windows world too.
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I'm usually against the overly lawsuit happy nature of this country (US), but schools and school districts I make an exception for.
They have way too much power, for example, sending a student to a boot-camp/daytime prison for making a map of their school for a video game like in Texas.
I have heard the Mexican government actually provides help for people wanting to go to the US.
Don't know if it is true.
Wear a shirt advertising a non-Heinz Ketchup and see how long you last. :)
Well of course.
The rapture will go a lot more efficiently if things are planned well in advance.
Public universities would likely take him.
Some of them are really good, such as UCSD, or UNLV.
UNLV will let one take classes as a "special student" before admission, and you can get in if you do well enough. Despite the jokes and smart-ass comments people make about it, it is a premier university, and is THE leader in OCR technology development.
80 cents?
They barely get a dime!
Listen to the Public Enemy song "Swindler's Lust"
Electric bill is miniscule? Guess you don't live in Nevada. :)
And if they didn't CHOOSE to take it down, the court (gov't) could rule against them, and the sheriff (gov't) would come and take all their stuff and sell it at public auction to give to the plaintiff.
remember the kernel with
...
if (current.uid = 0) {
in it? (or something like it)
What about the Unlawful Intercept ports? :)
But Google isn't evil.
:)
Which is a good thing, because soon they'll control the world.
Relativity isn't proven, see the work of Petr Beckmann
We've done it to the Earth.
Look at the ozone layer.
Actually don't look at it, since it is almost all gone, and looking that way will sunburn your retina.
Planck length, Planck time.
Nothing.
And this is the reality NOW.
Erasing the BIOS, stopping fans, overclocking and overvolting chips can be done TODAY.
Also, changing the region of a DVD drive until it locks out changes and leaving it on a unwanted region is also doable; another "advantage" of this attack is that it is a felony to repair the hardware thanks to the DMCA giving DRM the force of law.
Killer POKEs didn't die with the Commodore PET and C64, they just aren't literal POKEs anymore.
What competition is there to Vista?
:)
Linux doesn't even come close in consuming memory and adding vulnerabilities, but it is catching up!
We use data models for all sorts of shit, for example, 'proving' that the design of the aircraft you're flying in won't crash and burn on takeoff, or like better understanding the conditions that form tornados and any number of things.
...Until they explode.
And we trust them for designing magnets in our supercolliders.
Cell phones worked on the plane on 9/11 and didn't mess with the cellular networks.
Some children even have the gall to copy and paste Wikipedia articles word for word. It's sad times that we live in, and the United States government simply isn't proving a means to deal with it.
:)
Did they ever end up cutting-and-pasting in vandalism from Wikipedia?
Those would be too easy to achieve.
Ask them to find a way to secure Windows.
He is the father of longitudinal and scalar waves, anomalous power generation and quite a few innovations that are still ahead of OUR time.
Couldn't the vaccine cause shingles too?
They better test this on human CELLS first before human beings and 1/500th of a dose is too much, start them at 1 millionth or billionth (hormones in the body are sometimes in mg/ml amounts).
DirectX is Microsoft proprietary non-standard crap. Tied to Windows and PCs
:) and cleanly extensible too if you needed. It is supported outside the PC/Windows world too.
OpenGL is a standard. And wonderfully designed, easy to get into, but powerful enough for almost anything you can think of and some things you can't
Yellow light shuts down brain activity in the drivers here in Nevada quite well.
Makes them forget that a yellow light means "go slow", not "go really really really fast".