The Fast-food culture in US blows their bodies up, the square-cube law even applies, ie 'mass is increased by the cube of the multiplier'. It's like sumo wrestlers times a thousand! US will rip mother earth a new one if they jumped all at once! Don't do it!
You can drink it when highly diluted as a water purifier.
At a dilution of 8 drops of bleach to 3.8 liters (1 gallon) of water, that ratio should give you some idea of how 'harmless' it is, for us organics at least. -- http://www.epa.gov/ogwdw000/faq/emerg.html
True! Well I sure feel the vampire fangs of 'management' draining any love I had for IT. The only hope I have left is using my skills in an Indie gaming company:)
Remember, Mark injected the 'usability' factor while the development community kept focus on technical issues. You can't scapegoat a prominent individual in a community project, because it's everyone involved that counts, even if they don't have a face on a blog somewhere.
Take for example the various Karmic regressions that left many users upset... Me: "Sadly proprietary drivers make it hard for developers to create solid GNU/Linux drivers. Did you test your hardware on the beta? User feedback helps squashing bugs, before the final release." User: "Um... No, why should I? It should just work."
That's not Mark's fault, or lack of decision on his part, but a real-world technical problem FOSS faces in the fight against, well, Free Open Source Software.
That will only happen when we shift from "Who's fault is it" to "What can I do to help?".
They get the young ones interested in exploring the universe (I'd loved this 10 years ago!), a lil better than being productive on joecartoon. Those gerbils are too damn cute though...
Especially national banks, approving new major versions is a painful process, talking from experience. better them than me. So much for their secure delayed upgrade security model.
For system logins I use a non-formulated password though, in those cases a memorized pass-phrase combined with mnemonics to switch alphas with numerics.
To ensure I don't forget my new pass-phrase after a change, I write down a single word as a reminder.
Commercial projects *are* maintained more professionally, since they have the dollars to throw at testers. For gawd's sake man, Microsoft even bought Steven Spielberg for their XBox Project Natal promo.
We don't care if it's reworking old technologies, we have to evolve with the technology! And Google seems to love taking up that role, great job and welcome to the future!
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Great story, thoroughly enjoyed that one! Let's see what's next.
The Fast-food culture in US blows their bodies up, the square-cube law even applies, ie 'mass is increased by the cube of the multiplier'. It's like sumo wrestlers times a thousand! US will rip mother earth a new one if they jumped all at once! Don't do it!
You posting as AC proves that they already have better social skills than you.
You can drink it when highly diluted as a water purifier.
At a dilution of 8 drops of bleach to 3.8 liters (1 gallon) of water, that ratio should give you some idea of how 'harmless' it is, for us organics at least. -- http://www.epa.gov/ogwdw000/faq/emerg.html
'Curiosity is the desire to create or discover more non-random, non-arbitrary, regular data that is novel and surprising...'
... and that curiosity overlapped, like so many ill and broken human brains, into the realm of murder... Skynet!
... And if they offer their course online?
MY screens looks like those in the movies, folding proteins and analyzing DNA is pleasurable daily fun... I run Linux by the way.
True! Well I sure feel the vampire fangs of 'management' draining any love I had for IT. The only hope I have left is using my skills in an Indie gaming company :)
Remember, Mark injected the 'usability' factor while the development community kept focus on technical issues. You can't scapegoat a prominent individual in a community project, because it's everyone involved that counts, even if they don't have a face on a blog somewhere.
Take for example the various Karmic regressions that left many users upset...
Me: "Sadly proprietary drivers make it hard for developers to create solid GNU/Linux drivers. Did you test your hardware on the beta? User feedback helps squashing bugs, before the final release."
User: "Um... No, why should I? It should just work."
That's not Mark's fault, or lack of decision on his part, but a real-world technical problem FOSS faces in the fight against, well, Free Open Source Software.
That will only happen when we shift from "Who's fault is it" to "What can I do to help?".
No seriously this is no raughing matter ^.^
For sure, but that's why the piercing feels so good.
Well said Sir. Also to those who "never really cared about online privacy", expect bad things to come your way (read: FB Fails)
GPL (and all related FOSS licenses) is the best shit in the world. For everything else I'll pay the artist their dues. Simple. Don't be a Cheap-skate.
I like those options. Plus its not like life had a panic button before the net existed!
They get the young ones interested in exploring the universe (I'd loved this 10 years ago!), a lil better than being productive on joecartoon. Those gerbils are too damn cute though...
Especially national banks, approving new major versions is a painful process, talking from experience. better them than me. So much for their secure delayed upgrade security model.
The FF master password encrypts your saved passwords using 3DES. But make sure you use a strong master, try crack your own to see how secure it is.
The formula method works great for me too.
For system logins I use a non-formulated password though, in those cases a memorized pass-phrase combined with mnemonics to switch alphas with numerics.
To ensure I don't forget my new pass-phrase after a change, I write down a single word as a reminder.
To match minimum requirements, you need upper and lower case characters. Use Password1234.
Commercial projects *are* maintained more professionally, since they have the dollars to throw at testers. For gawd's sake man, Microsoft even bought Steven Spielberg for their XBox Project Natal promo.
I love new releases, but restrict them to test rigs or virtual machines; this goes for other OS's too.
Tarantino used Wave to collaborate in writing Pulp Fiction?
We don't care if it's reworking old technologies, we have to evolve with the technology! And Google seems to love taking up that role, great job and welcome to the future!
Any reason to have more cake, is a good reason!
Math Fail!