They ASKED them how long they used their cellphone? That's bullshit, just get access to their calling logs. People who talked more time would be more exposed to it than someone who used it once a month to wish granny happy birthday.
I don't know why you're being sarcastic, I've never seen anyone type an ip address into the browser for anything other than troubleshooting. Hell, if you have a netgear router, you can even type out routerlogin.net if you don't want to memorize "192.168.1.1". I'm not saying people won't figure it out if they need their fix, but even something like web-based proxies are vastly unused by high school students trying to get around filters.
Microsoft should absoultely take none of the blame for this. PowerPoint is a tool that does have it's useful purposes sometimes. For example, it's absolutely great for printing shipping labels or making last-minute valentine's day cards.
Why not just run Windows raw, without any protection? Especially if it's just a "gaming system," just run everything under a really limited user account and practice good judgement. Oh, and use noscript in firefox.
I thought you'd be linking to "Habla Con Ella". It's a Spanish film about this sort of thing. It actually is the inspiration for the American remake, Vanilla Sky. Both really good movies, I'd recommend them both.
Seriously, why doesn't Sony just start leasing their consoles instead of selling them? Just pay $20 a month. If it breaks, you get a replacement at no charge. If you do anything they don't want you to do, they can argue that it was never *yours* to begin with. Kind of how I can't hack around with my cable modem because it's technically not mine.
Everything you said sounds like it can just be scripted, not some sort of fundamental shift in the way we think about firewalls. The beauty of the Unix philosophy (do one thing and do it well) is that it works at an almost intuitive level. The more complexity you layer on at the base level, the less clear things become for someone trying to understand it.
This, of course, is clearly because of all the fat unathletic people that are hoping to survive the upcoming 2012 apocalypse by being the "engineer" guy that actually knows how to use a radio. I'm sure the number of people enrolled in community college car repair classes have shot up too, but they'll die down after 2012 again.
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You do realize you just volunteered yourself to take one for the team if a cougar ever approaches a group of your friends, right?
Let's assume someone's parents got married and re-married thrice respectively.
They ASKED them how long they used their cellphone? That's bullshit, just get access to their calling logs. People who talked more time would be more exposed to it than someone who used it once a month to wish granny happy birthday.
No it's not, "profoundly" modifies "anticompetitive," a noun, not "are," the verb.
I don't know why you're being sarcastic, I've never seen anyone type an ip address into the browser for anything other than troubleshooting. Hell, if you have a netgear router, you can even type out routerlogin.net if you don't want to memorize "192.168.1.1". I'm not saying people won't figure it out if they need their fix, but even something like web-based proxies are vastly unused by high school students trying to get around filters.
WebKit, CUPS, mDNS, OpenCL, HTML5, to name a few.
The Unix talk command also sent conversations character-by-character. This was made in the 70s.
You do realize you're typing this on the Internet, which came from ARPANET, which was a military project funded by the government, right?
Except Google is already completely behind h.264 and would get a lot of bad rep if they switched "just because"
No, the bad tire becomes the spare when it is replaced.
Microsoft should absoultely take none of the blame for this. PowerPoint is a tool that does have it's useful purposes sometimes. For example, it's absolutely great for printing shipping labels or making last-minute valentine's day cards.
It's working fine for me. It might be time to panic.
Why not just run Windows raw, without any protection? Especially if it's just a "gaming system," just run everything under a really limited user account and practice good judgement. Oh, and use noscript in firefox.
I thought you'd be linking to "Habla Con Ella". It's a Spanish film about this sort of thing. It actually is the inspiration for the American remake, Vanilla Sky. Both really good movies, I'd recommend them both.
+1 Nostalgia
Seriously, why doesn't Sony just start leasing their consoles instead of selling them? Just pay $20 a month. If it breaks, you get a replacement at no charge. If you do anything they don't want you to do, they can argue that it was never *yours* to begin with. Kind of how I can't hack around with my cable modem because it's technically not mine.
We discuss it in kilograms instead of pounds, though, so they usually take it as a compliment.
You mean like defaults?
Everything you said sounds like it can just be scripted, not some sort of fundamental shift in the way we think about firewalls. The beauty of the Unix philosophy (do one thing and do it well) is that it works at an almost intuitive level. The more complexity you layer on at the base level, the less clear things become for someone trying to understand it.
If anything, New Zealand should get new Macs from Apple faster, considering new models ship directly from China on a pallet.
This, of course, is clearly because of all the fat unathletic people that are hoping to survive the upcoming 2012 apocalypse by being the "engineer" guy that actually knows how to use a radio. I'm sure the number of people enrolled in community college car repair classes have shot up too, but they'll die down after 2012 again.
Half day old? Now, I'm no dumpster diver, but 12 hour old pizza sounds good to me.
Well, this sounds like a self-correcting problem on a long enough time scale. Hope I'm one of the 40!
+1 Damn shame
It looks like you're using a mac... Is this an accurate guess? and am I a complete geek from being able to tell that?