if spam wasn't profitable nobody would be doing it
Not necessarily. Spam may not be profitable, spamming may be. If you convince someone to pay you to spam for them, whether or not the spam itself generates any profit, you hustled them out of the money.
I remember reading a review of the demo, apparently of someone who hadn't read the books. "Pretty fog effects. Why am I taking damage?" This was in Shadar Logoth. When I played, the reaction was slightly different - "Fog? RUN!!!!".
This game was why I got a 3D accelerator, but it was delayed many, many times. Fun, I finished it, but nothing memorable.
If anyone running a Linux system simply adopts a self-imposed policy of "I will only install software from the repositories using the package management system"... then their system is guaranteed to never get malware. Isthatso?
Windows should have a swap file that is the size of RAM. If there's a system crash, the memory dump is written there and written to the dump file after the next boot.
I agree. Apple does boneheaded things like this, they broke 64-bit in Tiger with a patch, WPA2 is broken on Tiger for me and has been that way since the beginning...
I've used that construct (and in many cases sizeof(x)/sizeof(x[0]) for getting count of elements that aren't byte sized ) for more than a decade over many compilers without issues. You need to relearn C/C++.
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It isn't already bloated? Have you seen the size of the printer driver install set that's installed by default? Yeesh.
if spam wasn't profitable nobody would be doing it
Not necessarily. Spam may not be profitable, spamming may be. If you convince someone to pay you to spam for them, whether or not the spam itself generates any profit, you hustled them out of the money.
I remember reading a review of the demo, apparently of someone who hadn't read the books. "Pretty fog effects. Why am I taking damage?" This was in Shadar Logoth. When I played, the reaction was slightly different - "Fog? RUN!!!!".
This game was why I got a 3D accelerator, but it was delayed many, many times. Fun, I finished it, but nothing memorable.
What part of "reissued a package" did you miss?
If anyone running a Linux system simply adopts a self-imposed policy of "I will only install software from the repositories using the package management system" ... then their system is guaranteed to never get malware.
Is that so?
DRM is flawed in the same way perpetual motion machine is.
Does this install a driver, yes/no? Does this require admin access to run, yes/no? If so, it's intrusive.
You're missing the point.
Open source encryption works because the attacker doesn't know the keys, just the sender and receiver.
With DRM, the receiver *IS* the attacker. They have the keys, otherwise it can't be played.
Also netcat, which is a "hacker tool", immediately deleted by our policy.
I work on proxy software. Netcat is one of those things I need on a regular basis.
That's SOOOO much easier than holding down some keys, plugging into a running computer and editing files.
Speed isn't the issue, at least for me.
USB doesn't let you use the Mac in Target mode, turning it into an HD without needing any OS to boot. It's great for system recovery.
!analyze -v
Doesn't require an upload to MS.
Windows should have a swap file that is the size of RAM. If there's a system crash, the memory dump is written there and written to the dump file after the next boot.
How do you not test one of the major subsystems that was COMPLETELY broken, as in the simplest test app wouldn't work when you have a QA department?
Right, Apple would never, ever ship anything that say, broke the 64-bit subsystem.
There's one flaw with your argument.
They don't sell used PC games, only used console games.
Personally, I *DON'T* give Steam a pass, not at all. That was the final straw that knocked me out of PC gaming for good.
I agree. Apple does boneheaded things like this, they broke 64-bit in Tiger with a patch, WPA2 is broken on Tiger for me and has been that way since the beginning...
AV slowing the start of each process is really going to cause a performance hit.
I think it needs to be more than $250K.
Take the maximum fine for willful copyright infringement. Triple it (ala RICO). That should be the fine, per notice.
I've used that construct (and in many cases sizeof(x)/sizeof(x[0]) for getting count of elements that aren't byte sized ) for more than a decade over many compilers without issues. You need to relearn C/C++.
better change:
Remove the < *AND* don't use a hardcoded number, change to sizeof
I only get one call from particular numbers, they regularly change (or forge) different numbers.
It's what else is on the market. It is a perfectly fair comparison, the iPhone doesn't live in a vacuum.
Cell phone owners get charged for calls. How is hanging up a viable solution?
They change their number frequently, if it even is their real number. I think they go through the list of numbers, change, and do it again.