Seems like a reasonable strategy if you're hoping to avoid a conflict -- I wonder if one should do the opposite if trying to provoke an underpowered invasion.
Actually, I think the best course of action would be to stamp false serial numbers / easy-to-decrypt serial numbers. Giving the enemy false information is likely better than none at all.
Of course, I guess that means the "real" serial numbers will have to be encrypted...
That statement generally implies a weightless spring with motion of the weight along the spring axis. You have a very interesting concept of breast oscillations...
Is there an equivalent to/etc/hosts in WinXP? That would be a reasonable first step (point entries to 127.0.0.1 or whatever).
Obviously this isn't robust and could be easily be thwarted with a proxy, the knowledge IP address, root access, etc., but it's super-easy to implement (for a *NIX user).
My alma mater did this, and it seemed to work out quite well -- any MAC address which had been shown (by their free Mac+Windows utility) to have run the anti-virus scanner (included in the aforementioned utility) was then whitelisted, and given access to the 'net.
Non-OS X *N?X users were automatically whitelisted (which also meant that any tech-savvy user could simply spoof running Linux to avoid running the utility).
You: Put the kids to bed and make some popcorn. It's viral video night!
Spouse: Great, I just love watching my favorite viral videos!
You: Me too!
Spouse: I love you honey.
You: I sent you a link to a hilarious video -- let's watch that, ok?
Spouse: Ok, my lovey-dov...
Google TV: NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP / NEVER GONNA LET YOU DOWN
Spouse: I'm filing for a divorce.
You: Put the kids to bed and make some popcorn. It's viral video night!
Spouse: Great, I just love watching my favorite viral videos!
You: Me too!
Spouse: I love you honey.
You: I sent you a link to a really awesome viral video, let's watch that, ok?
Spouse: Great idea, my lovey-dov...
Google TV:NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP / NEVER GONNA...
Spouse: I'm filing for divorce.
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Does it come with the ability to use the Force? No? Then no deal.
Well, that depends on the number of midi-chlorians in your bloodstre...no wait, wrong movie -- that wasn't from Star Wars...
Do I need to explain the relevance of this joke
Is that a statement or a question
Seems like a reasonable strategy if you're hoping to avoid a conflict -- I wonder if one should do the opposite if trying to provoke an underpowered invasion.
Actually, I think the best course of action would be to stamp false serial numbers / easy-to-decrypt serial numbers. Giving the enemy false information is likely better than none at all.
Of course, I guess that means the "real" serial numbers will have to be encrypted...
...can still serve drinks...filled with coffee grains or small glass spheres.
I think I'll pass...I'd rather have a barista who doesn't confuse coffee with marbles.
Don't say 'moment in time', that's like saying 'ATM Machine', 'PIN Number', or... or... idle.slashdot.org.
Then how does one differentiate between moment (inertia), moment (time) and all the other types of moments?
Saying "ATM Machine" or "PIN number" is different -- ignorance of an acronym's meaning isn't the same as excessive specificity.
Looks like Demoknight had it backwards.
It's just a mass on a spring...
That statement generally implies a weightless spring with motion of the weight along the spring axis. You have a very interesting concept of breast oscillations...
I blame my slow post speed on my recent upgrade to Chrome 7. Damn you /. ...
...with a grain of salt.
There, I said it.
Well...maybe this breaks at certain times of the day...
Reflective rooftops have some conceptual similarities, but are somewhat less drastic.
Synesthesia is a fairly well understood defect in the brain.
Yeah, well at least my posts aren't hot pink.
9% annual accident rate implies one accident requiring an insurance claim in 11 years.
(1 - 0.09)^11 = 0.35...I think it implies that after 11 years, about 65% require insurance claims.
...suckers that got sold an mechanically inferior product.
Not to mention an grammatically dubious sentence ;)
Is there an equivalent to /etc/hosts in WinXP? That would be a reasonable first step (point entries to 127.0.0.1 or whatever).
Obviously this isn't robust and could be easily be thwarted with a proxy, the knowledge IP address, root access, etc., but it's super-easy to implement (for a *NIX user).
My alma mater did this, and it seemed to work out quite well -- any MAC address which had been shown (by their free Mac+Windows utility) to have run the anti-virus scanner (included in the aforementioned utility) was then whitelisted, and given access to the 'net.
Non-OS X *N?X users were automatically whitelisted (which also meant that any tech-savvy user could simply spoof running Linux to avoid running the utility).
You: Put the kids to bed and make some popcorn. It's viral video night!
Spouse: Great, I just love watching my favorite viral videos!
You: Me too!
Spouse: I love you honey.
You: I sent you a link to a hilarious video -- let's watch that, ok?
Spouse: Ok, my lovey-dov...
Google TV: NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP / NEVER GONNA LET YOU DOWN
Spouse: I'm filing for a divorce.
You: Put the kids to bed and make some popcorn. It's viral video night!
Spouse: Great, I just love watching my favorite viral videos!
You: Me too!
Spouse: I love you honey.
You: I sent you a link to a really awesome viral video, let's watch that, ok?
Spouse: Great idea, my lovey-dov...
Google TV: NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP / NEVER GONNA...
Spouse: I'm filing for divorce.
Universal hardware id = bad.
I assume you assign your network card a random MAC address before connecting to the internet?
Neither. It's readily visible the way you just mashed your keyboard, in a rather nonrandom fashion.
Yeah, but what if he was using Dvorak?
Not to mention ghost-riding the...uh...plane...?
The characters in general were 2-diminsional...
Dude, you should have watched the movie in 3-D...
Pi is NOT irrational! It is transcendental. Look it up!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcendental_number :
All real transcendental numbers are irrational, since all rational numbers are algebraic.
Radio waves are already being generated by the wiring, albeit at much lower frequencies (e.g., 60Hz).
You insensitive clod!