What do Microsoft, Apple, Oracle, IBM, Target, and Walmart have to do with this discussion? Are you getting defensive because you're one of the contract buddies?
There are only 379,501,200 (54!5) combinations in Texas. With a few hundred thousand dollars spent on unique combinations, your probability of winning is rather higher than 0.0001%. Your problem there is going to be finding the people and time to get all those dots filled in.
1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallium3D - Look near the end of the "Current Status" section. 2. Ever heard of Unreal Tournament 2004? How about a little company called Id Software? Perhaps you've heard of some games that are offered on both XBox and PS3?
Oh, really? Apple wants $2500 for a 15" MacBook Pro with a 1680x1050 screen and 4GB RAM and a "2.4GHz CPU". They don't specify what actual model that is, and I'm not going to bother to look it up elsewhere. If somebody wants me to buy from them, not only do they have to have decent prices, but they need to actually define what I'm buying. I paid less than $1300 for a 15" laptop with a i7 2760 for the extra virtualization features, 1920x1080 screen, 8GB RAM, Blu-Ray drive, DisplayPort, powered eSATA/USB 2.0 combo port, USB 3.0 ports, Intel 6250 wireless+bluetooth, etc. Tell me again how they're not less expensive at equal or even greater component value?
I'm pretty sure that it gets very cold in places without water, and gets very wet in places where it doesn't get very cold. So, what exactly is the purpose of your first statement?
Ksplice is just a commercial tool that makes use of kexec which has been in the kennel for years. There is absolutely no need for Ksplice yo use kexec.
If a site is designed by a moron and allows enough repeated failures for an attack to succeed, it doesn't matter what your password is.
If a user is a moron and is too stupid to pick a phrase that isn't nonsense or make their complex random password longer than 8 characters...
Morons will be morons. The problem isn't the password. The problem is the lack of punishment for being a moron, and society's cowardice and lack of long-term thinking in refusing to tell people that they are, in fact, morons.
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Now we can use a background with this site's name in it for "you, sir, are a moron" images.
For future reference, the phrase usually involves a pot, not a pet.
Plan 9.
What do Microsoft, Apple, Oracle, IBM, Target, and Walmart have to do with this discussion? Are you getting defensive because you're one of the contract buddies?
That's why NASA gets stuff that works, and the military gets stuff that lets the contractors line their Olympic-sized pools with money.
There are only 379,501,200 (54!5) combinations in Texas. With a few hundred thousand dollars spent on unique combinations, your probability of winning is rather higher than 0.0001%. Your problem there is going to be finding the people and time to get all those dots filled in.
Mitt will return our economy to its former vim
Mittens is too dumb to understand vim. Even nano with full screen-wasting help bars would probably be too confusing for him.
Be careful with that. You don't want Q to start introducing chaos...
I don't see any cone intersections in his text. Perhaps you meant ellipsis...
They'll survive because nobody with two brain cells to rub together enjoys reading on a backlit and always-refreshing screen.
Except that ROM Manager can't actually flash the ROM, and it sucks ass.
Uh, no. Mega is million. Giga is billion. Tera is trillion. 500 trillion is in fact 500 TW.
1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallium3D - Look near the end of the "Current Status" section.
2. Ever heard of Unreal Tournament 2004? How about a little company called Id Software? Perhaps you've heard of some games that are offered on both XBox and PS3?
Wrong. It now becomes $90 per month, according to TFA, because you have to pay an extra $30 to add the scond phone.
a.k.a. Fuck ACTA
Oh, really? Apple wants $2500 for a 15" MacBook Pro with a 1680x1050 screen and 4GB RAM and a "2.4GHz CPU". They don't specify what actual model that is, and I'm not going to bother to look it up elsewhere. If somebody wants me to buy from them, not only do they have to have decent prices, but they need to actually define what I'm buying. I paid less than $1300 for a 15" laptop with a i7 2760 for the extra virtualization features, 1920x1080 screen, 8GB RAM, Blu-Ray drive, DisplayPort, powered eSATA/USB 2.0 combo port, USB 3.0 ports, Intel 6250 wireless+bluetooth, etc. Tell me again how they're not less expensive at equal or even greater component value?
Whoosh.
I'm pretty sure that it gets very cold in places without water, and gets very wet in places where it doesn't get very cold. So, what exactly is the purpose of your first statement?
Package managers have been sed'ing out automatic update bits for years.
190.7.206.220 is no easier to remember than 2a01:4f8:130:9101::
I'll just sanitize my SQL inside my application, rather than purchasing some totally unneeded shit solution looking for a problem.
An Apple-loving denialist. Who would have thought?
Ksplice is just a commercial tool that makes use of kexec which has been in the kennel for years. There is absolutely no need for Ksplice yo use kexec.
If a site is designed by a moron and allows enough repeated failures for an attack to succeed, it doesn't matter what your password is.
If a user is a moron and is too stupid to pick a phrase that isn't nonsense or make their complex random password longer than 8 characters...
Morons will be morons. The problem isn't the password. The problem is the lack of punishment for being a moron, and society's cowardice and lack of long-term thinking in refusing to tell people that they are, in fact, morons.
You make your pedigree stand out quite well with that statement. Moron.