I want to be compensated by the studios because the version I watch on my iPhone isn't at nearly the same resolution as the same movie shown in a theater.
That was my thought, also. So you're driving home at 2:00 AM from a late night code hacking marathon, the cop checks your plate, which is common practice for cars on the road late at night, [1] sees that you declined an optional cheek swab 3 months ago, and pulls you over for "weaving".
Simple: when they ask for a cheek swab, respond that you neither accept nor decline. Or better yet, don't respond at all.
The Internet as we know it was created by brilliant people who worked with the equivalent of Stone Age tools, and yet they had no problem a) enjoying what they were doing and b) creating awesome things. Why do we suddenly need to glamorize programming by giving it a video game facelift? Is the population getting exponentially dumber? What happened to all the smart people?
We've slid far backwards lately, but there's no question the situation was, far, far worse various times in the past. Get back to me when we're interning all the Arab-Americans in camps...
Remember when people used to kill people based solely on the color of their skin? Good thing we don't do that any more and haven't for a long time, and that the police never do anything that reprehensible. Right?
Well, there's one DDOS attack that's perfectly legal. Boycott Koch Industries and all their products. Of course it'd take some hunting to find out just what Koch does besides drill for oil, foul the environment and inject tons of money to corrupt the political system to their ends.
Sorry, failure to purchase Koch Industries services is now considered a "Denial of Services" attack because you are preventing them from selling their services to you.
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"To require" and "to propose" are two different things.
And to get passed is yet a third.
Then to not have struck down by the Supreme Court is still a forth.
And to get hacked and disabled is a fifth.
This would come in handy if you were searching for, say, somebody named Sarah Connor.
The counterfeiters accidentally printed "$22.15" on each bill.
They are the sleeper cells of cyber warfare.
Until somebody finds a zero-day bug in the firewall.
Uh...GMail *is* a client.
Until the RIAA accuses you of piracy and the Feds seize your domain.
Or the elusive -0.
If only I had a small electronic device on my person that contained a calendar and the ability to automatically remind me of upcoming events.
But if you remove the comments, how will the code know what it's supposed to do?
I've dated people the algorithm would consider too attractive for me, which is why I will continue to avoid algorithms when dating.
I think you mean E. E. Cummings; "e.e. cummings" is a poet's lazy misspelling.
Cosmic rays can flip bits.
If you want more vertical resolution, rotate the monitor 90 degrees.
I want to be compensated by the studios because the version I watch on my iPhone isn't at nearly the same resolution as the same movie shown in a theater.
That was my thought, also. So you're driving home at 2:00 AM from a late night code hacking marathon, the cop checks your plate, which is common practice for cars on the road late at night, [1] sees that you declined an optional cheek swab 3 months ago, and pulls you over for "weaving".
Simple: when they ask for a cheek swab, respond that you neither accept nor decline. Or better yet, don't respond at all.
Monetary compensation and jail time for violators never makes up for tarnished reputations and loss of time.
The Internet as we know it was created by brilliant people who worked with the equivalent of Stone Age tools, and yet they had no problem a) enjoying what they were doing and b) creating awesome things. Why do we suddenly need to glamorize programming by giving it a video game facelift? Is the population getting exponentially dumber? What happened to all the smart people?
Chris Rock put it succinctly: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poqoClsEhR4
We've slid far backwards lately, but there's no question the situation was, far, far worse various times in the past. Get back to me when we're interning all the Arab-Americans in camps...
Remember when people used to kill people based solely on the color of their skin? Good thing we don't do that any more and haven't for a long time, and that the police never do anything that reprehensible. Right?
Well, there's one DDOS attack that's perfectly legal. Boycott Koch Industries and all their products. Of course it'd take some hunting to find out just what Koch does besides drill for oil, foul the environment and inject tons of money to corrupt the political system to their ends.
Sorry, failure to purchase Koch Industries services is now considered a "Denial of Services" attack because you are preventing them from selling their services to you.
I'm teaching my kid assembly in utero.
Isn't this a repeat?
No, it's a repeater.
No problem. The Internet sees kill switches as damage and routes around them.
Yo dawg, I heard you like spying on spies so I spied on your spy so I could spill all your secrets.