Rubbish! This is a well-known urban myth: what has been proved is that, according to the extremely well-known equations governing fixed-wing craft, bumblebees cannot fly. But (dur!) bumblebees aren't fixed-wing craft. This demonstrates how wildy different the rules for moving-wing flight are - and no-one really knows what they are, 'cos they're massively non-linear.
script kiddies don't find buffer overflows --- they exploit buffer overflows found by the truly 1337. they are called "script kiddies" for precisely the reason that they work by running scripts others have written.
Sure: but if you use "e-mail" people will understand that you're a marketroid; "check" and Merkin; "neun" and immigrant; "h4kr" and lamer. Language, speeling; punctuation and the grammar say an awful lot more than you're giving them credit for: after all, this isn't C!
OK, it's been ages now...will you give us a hint? The major problem I have is that I don't know many algorithms for calculating pi, so I'm kinda stuck before I've got off the ground...
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||I see you're making coffee!
|o o|
||||Would you like me to:
||||- put too much sugar in?
|\-/|- use the green milk from the back of the fridge?
\----/- get the grounds into your cup?
As they say - YMMV. Personally, I think it's the demented ravings of a mad fascist. I certainly don't think the biology (stroke sociology or psychology --- which science does behavioural characteristics of alien-raised people who return to earth and start religious movements fall under?) in it is anything to write home about, or has any bearing on this story (or anything else in the Real World).
the worst laws are the ones that change the constant
Errr...then it's not very constant, is it? Perhaps there are some great laws that would increase the security without decreasing the freedom, or whatever.
A lot of the time, I think that ads don't have power over me. Then I get scared when I want a new pair of trainers and I don't like anything but the big-brand names. Ditto with soft-drinks: I will always buy the red one in preference to the one starting with "P" - even though I don't think they taste particularly different.
All I'm trying to say is that ads are weird - really weird. They've tinkered with my mind a little. That doesn't make me immediately scream "horrible global capitalism!", but it does make me just a little wary.
Of course, if you want real bug-eyed paranoia, read The Space Merchants and The Merchants' War by Pohl (& Kornbluth for the first). That's a recommendation BTW...
If Kuro5hin can't handle the traffic, they shouldn't be in the business.
Damn straight. And if they've got a crappy story submission procedure that can be pushed over by anyone who wants to, they deserve to die, just like certain bits of Outlook deserve vilification and some of RedHat's default policies are not exactly the best.
No-one ever believes these polls. People with vested interests always try to rig them (note that Linux Today asked all its readers to go vote for Linux, which is the sole reason why Linux was ever ahead). Grow up, and move along - there's nothing to see here.
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Rubbish! This is a well-known urban myth: what has been proved is that, according to the extremely well-known equations governing fixed-wing craft, bumblebees cannot fly. But (dur!) bumblebees aren't fixed-wing craft. This demonstrates how wildy different the rules for moving-wing flight are - and no-one really knows what they are, 'cos they're massively non-linear.
During work hours, I'm an upstanding member of the kuro5hin community.
script kiddies don't find buffer overflows --- they exploit buffer overflows found by the truly 1337. they are called "script kiddies" for precisely the reason that they work by running scripts others have written.
He'd say: "I answered these questions yesterday"
No, but guinness-book-of-records-sucks.com's going out of business tomorrow
...none of them answered "First post?"
Isn't that money the proceeds of crime? So surely the government doesn't get to keep it?
Sure: but if you use "e-mail" people will understand that you're a marketroid; "check" and Merkin; "neun" and immigrant; "h4kr" and lamer. Language, speeling; punctuation and the grammar say an awful lot more than you're giving them credit for: after all, this isn't C!
So what if it is? It'll just starve to death.
...is it "requirements" or "re-quirements"? I think we should be told.
No thanks, I'm trying to give up.
One of our moderators speaks!
So support uncensored Net access.
OK, it's been ages now...will you give us a hint? The major problem I have is that I don't know many algorithms for calculating pi, so I'm kinda stuck before I've got off the ground...
Just a quick point: according to the Cullen report, Thomas Hamilton held his firearms entirely legally --- they were registered.
How can you be (satirically) funny without being insightful?
||I see you're making coffee!
|o o|
||||Would you like me to:
||||- put too much sugar in?
|\-/|- use the green milk from the back of the fridge?
\----/- get the grounds into your cup?
As they say - YMMV. Personally, I think it's the demented ravings of a mad fascist. I certainly don't think the biology (stroke sociology or psychology --- which science does behavioural characteristics of alien-raised people who return to earth and start religious movements fall under?) in it is anything to write home about, or has any bearing on this story (or anything else in the Real World).
Errr...then it's not very constant, is it? Perhaps there are some great laws that would increase the security without decreasing the freedom, or whatever.
Yes, of course you can. If you do it too much, the community will notice and start being rude to you, though. Nothing to stop you but that.
Wow - that's busy city. I mean, 25 mails seriously cuts into the surf time.
A lot of the time, I think that ads don't have power over me. Then I get scared when I want a new pair of trainers and I don't like anything but the big-brand names. Ditto with soft-drinks: I will always buy the red one in preference to the one starting with "P" - even though I don't think they taste particularly different.
All I'm trying to say is that ads are weird - really weird. They've tinkered with my mind a little. That doesn't make me immediately scream "horrible global capitalism!", but it does make me just a little wary.
Of course, if you want real bug-eyed paranoia, read The Space Merchants and The Merchants' War by Pohl (& Kornbluth for the first). That's a recommendation BTW...
Wow, cheese-tastic! The ambience of a pound-a-pint-a-lager club in your very own home!
Damn straight. And if they've got a crappy story submission procedure that can be pushed over by anyone who wants to, they deserve to die, just like certain bits of Outlook deserve vilification and some of RedHat's default policies are not exactly the best.
No-one ever believes these polls. People with vested interests always try to rig them (note that Linux Today asked all its readers to go vote for Linux, which is the sole reason why Linux was ever ahead). Grow up, and move along - there's nothing to see here.