I would just love to see ID4 MST3K'd. The truly remarkable thing about that movie was that at almost every point in the movie, even if you assumed that everything up to that point happened, the next event wouldn't. If I ever could get myself to watch it again, I would like to make a list of those events, and why they make no sense.
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There are only so many short but pronouncable words that you can construct. There are billions of people on this planet, many of whom are naming things.
I'd better hurry up and claim AWORLPOINGTONK, Inc.
2. I, a third party, purchase every lock on the market as soon as it comes out. I hit the lock with every tool in my house in every combintation that I possibly can. I finally find a combination of tools that breaks the lock. I inform the company that the lock can be broken, with exact details on how the lock can be broken.
2a. The company sues you under the DMCA after you foolishly admit to them that you bypassed their access control. ___
Some artists will have no incentive to create. I think the loss of that type of artist would be a small price to pay. If someone invented a Star Trek computer that could solve any problem if asked nicely, I (as a programmer) would probably be out of a job. But I'd think that computer was the coolest thing in the world, and I would test its (and my) limits on it for free. Heck, I'd probably pay. ___
All they need to do is know what to look for. Files going through email that are not in known formats, or worst yet, apear to be very random data,might raise red flags.
And that, good people, will directly affect anyone who uses the Internet to shop for the lowest available prices. (And if a Web site didn't offer the least expensive book, video or widget, you can bet your bippy it won't want to participate in a price comparison service.)
A friend of mine worked an an ISP for a while which was actually run from a gated community. The owner bought two adjacent townhouses and cut a hole between their basements, and set up an ISP in their combined basement. I have a feeling that the homeowners association would not have liked it too much if they found out... ___
Slashdot Mirror
A sure thing, huh?
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Also, I believe that cartoon came out shortly after the first announcement about these personal helicopters.
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Of course it changes everything! Its Log!
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Sega follows with the new Z-Parallelepiped.
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Even more useful, how about diapers?
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Amusingly, I saw the latex model of the alien at a showing of the "Special Effects" IMAX movie, and it was more lifelike than it looked in the movie.
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You may not always be safe in C++. (Acrobat format ;)
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Wouldn't that be iiPaq?
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Actually, I think that they are a pretty neat idea.
Man. You are so amazingly primitive.
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Cheap shot, i know...
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What if running a server is against your TOS? Can a random person violate your terms of service? :)
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I'd better hurry up and claim AWORLPOINGTONK, Inc.
It's sorta short and pronouncable...
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And, of course, the obligatory Bush/Dick campaign stickers. I guess this year the choice is between sex and violence: Bush/Dick, or Gore.
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2a. The company sues you under the DMCA after you foolishly admit to them that you bypassed their access control.
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At least to most of the galaxy's population.
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Some artists will have no incentive to create. I think the loss of that type of artist would be a small price to pay. If someone invented a Star Trek computer that could solve any problem if asked nicely, I (as a programmer) would probably be out of a job. But I'd think that computer was the coolest thing in the world, and I would test its (and my) limits on it for free. Heck, I'd probably pay.
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They might raise red flags, huh?
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So what's the problem?
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Now THAT's a battle! Rouge vs. Magento! Jean Grey could help, too.
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"Know what happens when a Toad gets hit by lightening?"
Pregnant on-screen pause while the audience prepares itself for a really cool line
During that pregnant pause, I was trying to figure out how you could make a cool line out of "Their legs jerk around."
Storm was definitely the weakest link.
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That is an interesting thought. How about language codes, instead of country codes? It might make more sense...
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Or XL-Men. Juggernaut and the Blob, anyone?
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And the pedant says, that would be "Nightwatch."
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A friend of mine worked an an ISP for a while which was actually run from a gated community. The owner bought two adjacent townhouses and cut a hole between their basements, and set up an ISP in their combined basement. I have a feeling that the homeowners association would not have liked it too much if they found out...
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Hmmm.
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