book review for adults, like "Kama Sutra" or "Yoga for those in love"
or even better "How to be a hardworking ant"
Go fix yourself with a shovel, s*cker!
Stories are to be told, digested and next-ed. if you don't like it, live in one, e.g. The Cell, another New Line Cinema release, hehe
there are,indeed, a few economic simulators, quite apt for introducing the big corporate world to the freshman and the high school guys:
WallStreet Trader 2000 and Startup! (the latter i'm uncertain for).
the site was:
http://www.montecristo-multi.com/
and it is a bit more on the analytical software edge, so think twice.
games, by definition are a chopped-down version of real-life situation and decision-making processes, so in a way, we DO need the game concept, one way or another
wel, that doesn't mean spending 5-6hrs on Q3 dismembering the dean
i'm sure a ot of guy's are familiar w/ the idea of the cunter-strike gameplay and that it does deserve some attention, but still it can't level out with "real" war games and the panache of , let's say, paintball.
still, the team-idea-of-play/strategy is worth the discussing.
{a sigh} abd i ain't that good on stracraft, i hate killing marines! '-)
GOsh, i think i'm not just one of the few guys that got through "underground" in less than 24 hours, but still, i have to spot this:
-the book is good AND a page-turner in the best possible educated sense, if anybody has still any contemplations about reading it, *anyhow*, a long night's awaiting ya, boys!
-i was a bit unlucky to be pinned down my PC for the last days due to sore throat shitty flu stuff and thus got the chance to dig right into the book- from 11pm to 5am and finished it in just under 22hrs from downloading. and on/. there was still almost no reasonable comments, sept for some links after the paperback edition got out.
-it would be interesting to get some first-hand experience bounce back in the wild, till then, this story is as genuine as it can go, System X included.
-on the issue of fiction-ing for the narrative purpose, the authors still did a pretty cool job, so some details' omission or making up thereof is permitted.
-i cannot afford to buy the paperback, though i would have, had i had the opportunity and the money (i'm still not in the carding business;>) especially from a bulgarian perspective. so etext rules!
-the authors conclude with the image of the NEW hackers, perhaps a lot of thinking should already be under way by them for the sequel?
-the whole book can't stand next to impartial on its subjects, but this is also why it is so genuine AND true to me. (i won't ask K.Day for comments)
-mid the first motto sentence (by WILDE) and the last- how thin the line between management and totalitarian control-mania can be? (a la GEORGE * BUSH deja vu, aNybody?)
if they're after the overclocked sysadmins, why not just let them *free-hunting* for a while, killing a port here, conning the neighbouring campus? killing two birds w/ a stone: everybody gets exerience (which is good) and ALMOST everybody gets hurt (which is,duh, better?-) and so they all find out what it is to get burned big time. it's all too simple- you wanna get sth done, DIY or make them understand the consequences. campuses ARE test-fields, but cutting off their wings (not to mention MUDs) is worse. Now, make your WISE move...
simply because there aint much use of it, w/o the plug. yeah, don't forget the plug. otherwise, where is going to be the "whole staying connected" business, when you just cant stop bullying around with a gadget, no more than a radio on such crouded wave-space-hogs like the big internationals?
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hmm, that stuff with speed dating, imagine sth else getting done in 7 minutes? ;-B
;-P
wonder,how many women/men, would crave/hate it happen?
book review for adults, like "Kama Sutra" or "Yoga for those in love"
or even better "How to be a hardworking ant"
Go fix yourself with a shovel, s*cker!
Stories are to be told, digested and next-ed. if you don't like it, live in one, e.g. The Cell, another New Line Cinema release, hehe
the real adults are those in the graves
there are ,indeed, a few economic simulators, quite apt for introducing the big corporate world to the freshman and the high school guys:
WallStreet Trader 2000 and Startup! (the latter i'm uncertain for).
the site was:
http://www.montecristo-multi.com/
and it is a bit more on the analytical software edge, so think twice.
games, by definition are a chopped-down version of real-life situation and decision-making processes, so in a way, we DO need the game concept, one way or another
wel, that doesn't mean spending 5-6hrs on Q3 dismembering the dean
i'm sure a ot of guy's are familiar w/ the idea of the cunter-strike gameplay and that it does deserve some attention, but still it can't level out with "real" war games and the panache of , let's say, paintball.
still, the team-idea-of-play/strategy is worth the discussing.
{a sigh} abd i ain't that good on stracraft, i hate killing marines! '-)
GOsh, i think i'm not just one of the few guys that got through "underground" in less than 24 hours, but still, i have to spot this: /. there was still almost no reasonable comments, sept for some links after the paperback edition got out.
;>) especially from a bulgarian perspective. so etext rules!
-the book is good AND a page-turner in the best possible educated sense, if anybody has still any contemplations about reading it, *anyhow*, a long night's awaiting ya, boys!
-i was a bit unlucky to be pinned down my PC for the last days due to sore throat shitty flu stuff and thus got the chance to dig right into the book- from 11pm to 5am and finished it in just under 22hrs from downloading. and on
-it would be interesting to get some first-hand experience bounce back in the wild, till then, this story is as genuine as it can go, System X included.
-on the issue of fiction-ing for the narrative purpose, the authors still did a pretty cool job, so some details' omission or making up thereof is permitted.
-i cannot afford to buy the paperback, though i would have, had i had the opportunity and the money (i'm still not in the carding business
-the authors conclude with the image of the NEW hackers, perhaps a lot of thinking should already be under way by them for the sequel?
-the whole book can't stand next to impartial on its subjects, but this is also why it is so genuine AND true to me. (i won't ask K.Day for comments)
-mid the first motto sentence (by WILDE) and the last- how thin the line between management and totalitarian control-mania can be? (a la GEORGE * BUSH deja vu, aNybody?)
if they're after the overclocked sysadmins, why not just let them *free-hunting* for a while, killing a port here, conning the neighbouring campus? ,duh, better?-) and so they all find out what it is to get burned big time.
killing two birds w/ a stone:
everybody gets exerience (which is good) and ALMOST everybody gets hurt (which is
it's all too simple- you wanna get sth done, DIY or make them understand the consequences. campuses ARE test-fields, but cutting off their wings (not to mention MUDs) is worse.
Now, make your WISE move...
simply because there aint much use of it, w/o the plug.
yeah, don't forget the plug.
otherwise, where is going to be the "whole staying connected" business, when you just cant stop bullying around with a gadget, no more than a radio on such crouded wave-space-hogs like the big internationals?
Now, Make Your WISE Move...