... sold his soul to the devil for his rugged good looks and unmatched martial arts abilities. Soon after he round-housed the devil and took his soul back. BAM!
Not to sound like a tinfoil hat wearer, but do you think funding of the study by the Taser company and it being done by stockholders in the same company might have something to do with it?
Taser safety print: "Safe to use on meth-addled bodies*"
Outrageous! Everyone knows the closest you can get to a meth addict is a SAP developer. Sheep are those ignorant folk who call the PC tower the 'see-pee-joo'.
- He faked the posts from his mom, to lay charges against her for some revenge act - She did post as him and isn't admitting to it publicly yet, understandably
Oh wait, three truths: - He never watched hackers and doesn't know the three most used passwords are: love, sex, god
CAPTCHA: Password123 - easy to remember, easy to guess
If I had $50M I would pump 30% into the FOSS gaming culture and development, 30% into Linux-based education and growth in 3rd world countries (guess where I live), 30% to various charities. The rest is for living expenses so I can work full-time on those community projects.// Note: The intertubes beg to differ.
In that same vein, imagination, ingenuity and creativity builds with practice, and exposing ourselves to those venues of thought. If we don't, we become robotic consumers sucking on whatever 'the market' says is the shit, leaving all the creative niceties to those higher beings. No way, everybody can, and should be creative! Too bad the two most universal human traits are fear, and laziness.
They're probably the users who believe that computers run off magic. For any above-absolute-beginner, common sense should kick in naturally.
This goes to show the level of incompetence, and talking from experience too:
Me: "Okay you're logged into the system?" Cust: "Uh-yes" Me: Click on the Reports menu item" Cust: (silence) I don't see it. Me: "Any errors pop up recently?"...(proceed a barrage of troubleshooting)... Me: "What DO you see?" Cust: "Just a white page with an image, that says 'Google'"
Out of interest, I develop on two XP SP3 VPC's, against older systems that do not support XP+. It's a bit worrying, doing production work in these environments.
True that. Renting an OS (yes you don't buy the OS from MS), you hold the owners accountable for bad shit happening. Open source plays less point-the-finger and more help-another.
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Excellent point! Better than mine, that it's a 'big problem' because they're covering up for some 'little, tiny problem'
... sold his soul to the devil for his rugged good looks and unmatched martial arts abilities. Soon after he round-housed the devil and took his soul back. BAM!
Totally! You get what you pay for, and these folks sure got more than they bargained for.
Now let's make a scheme to charge spammers, threatening to expose them unless they pay $10 and remove you from their lists.
Not to sound like a tinfoil hat wearer, but do you think funding of the study by the Taser company and it being done by stockholders in the same company might have something to do with it?
Taser safety print: "Safe to use on meth-addled bodies*"
Fine print: "*sheep only"
Outrageous! Everyone knows the closest you can get to a meth addict is a SAP developer. Sheep are those ignorant folk who call the PC tower the 'see-pee-joo'.
I can safely say the beam can *not* give you Tourette's. It can, however, cause severe pseudologia fantastica, FFS!
Hehe, good one. I bypassed the keyboard lock by switching the override jumper on the main board.
They brought this in last year here in South Africa. I consider it a huge invasion of privacy as it has lots of potential for being abused. http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/entry.php?763-RICA-act-is-bullying-beyond-belief
I think what you're doing is great! It's a big task though, fixing what your predecessors tried to destroy. Good Luck =)
Microsoft could be trying to take control of the Windows FOSS culture, which they ironically tried to screw over and kill in the beginning.
- He faked the posts from his mom, to lay charges against her for some revenge act
- She did post as him and isn't admitting to it publicly yet, understandably
Oh wait, three truths:
- He never watched hackers and doesn't know the three most used passwords are: love, sex, god
CAPTCHA: Password123 - easy to remember, easy to guess
I always opt-in, it's the FOSS spirit :)
Something about revenge being a dish best served... cold.
If I had $50M I would pump 30% into the FOSS gaming culture and development, 30% into Linux-based education and growth in 3rd world countries (guess where I live), 30% to various charities. The rest is for living expenses so I can work full-time on those community projects. // Note: The intertubes beg to differ.
World of Goo is one such game, elegantly simple and more addictive than sugar candies!
In that same vein, imagination, ingenuity and creativity builds with practice, and exposing ourselves to those venues of thought. If we don't, we become robotic consumers sucking on whatever 'the market' says is the shit, leaving all the creative niceties to those higher beings. No way, everybody can, and should be creative! Too bad the two most universal human traits are fear, and laziness.
Cue creepy background music and fx *fap fap fap fap* =)
They're probably the users who believe that computers run off magic. For any above-absolute-beginner, common sense should kick in naturally.
This goes to show the level of incompetence, and talking from experience too:
Me: "Okay you're logged into the system?" ...(proceed a barrage of troubleshooting)...
Cust: "Uh-yes"
Me: Click on the Reports menu item"
Cust: (silence) I don't see it.
Me: "Any errors pop up recently?"
Me: "What DO you see?"
Cust: "Just a white page with an image, that says 'Google'"
Vigra wholesale 83% off dear customer. Everything 80% sale!
The announcement comes soon after announcing they won't fix a bug in their Virtual PC http://tech.slashdot.org/story/10/03/16/1939227/MS-Virtual-PC-Flaw-Defeats-Windows-Defenses
Smells like someone is pushing the SP release ahead to hide the flaw fix, not owning up to up.
Out of interest, I develop on two XP SP3 VPC's, against older systems that do not support XP+. It's a bit worrying, doing production work in these environments.
True that. Renting an OS (yes you don't buy the OS from MS), you hold the owners accountable for bad shit happening. Open source plays less point-the-finger and more help-another.
Thanks for the good work Nicolás :)
From a coder's POV this is a great example of input/output processing on Arduino!
Handle the phone like MJ handled babies, they wouldn't know WHAT to expect.