I have seen some recently on winXP pro and they actually were due to hardware issues, so yeah they still exist, but nothing like their glory days of the win9x series. Beating the "BSOD" joke to death is old hat and really not current for a current book.
OTOH, my new book "Saying goodbye to Exception Errors and emm386 by moving to Linux" should be on bookshelves soon.
The US could end life on earth at any moment, and we don't.
If countries threaten us, which they constantly do because we're bigger and better than they are, we can, should, and will fuck with them.
Go fuck yourself please.
Now, now Cheney take it easy man, no need for that language.....but you know that attitude is exactly why people want to screw with us. Dick, really,think about it in your hidden bunker under D.C.
"$66.4 million is being spent on a research project to "deny, disrupt and degrade adversary space-based surveillance and reconnaissance systems." He said another $79 million is funding efforts to build a "constellation of optical sensing satellites to track and identify space forces."
So did we (the U.S.) just spike our flag in SPACE??? Space?!
Since it seemes we're the only ones that can monitor anything from there and can create a constellation of space junk(?) Based on Michael Kucharek, U.S. Air Force Space Command spokesmans' comments.
Maybe there will be martians in that brine, to come knock us down a few pegs....sounds like we need it
Is the VC cash running out? What are they trying to keep "under the radar"? Their CEO at least is making a grand living producing nothing.....is this bad press pissing on their gravy train perhaps?
I'm all for keeping drunks off the road, but treating everyone as a drunk right from the get go is not the way to do it. I don't know about New Mexico, but the DUI violators in my state get fined out the ass AND are required to foot the bill for the Ignition Interlock installation and monitoring, so yeah, thats a big deterrent for repeat offenses, unless you are a wealthy drunk.
same here....when I was reading the summary and saw Razor1911 I felt all nostalgic and such. They definately were well known and had great "market-saturation" so to speak...
my "best we can do.." should have had {sarcasm} tags around it:)
Yeah, money is pretty abstract but I believe the original intent and practice is that for every dollar, there is a dollars worth of gold/silver in the treasury, so the bill was just a representative of the actual valuable metals. And carrying around $20 of gold bar in your pocket can be a pisser!
I agree, the whole premise is absurd, "this paper is worth more than that paper" but I guess its the best humanity can do
And another thought I've had recently, take a dollar and if you could follow it around for ten years or so. Count how many times that dollar was taxed. I think it would create a monetary wormhole and collapse back on itself. The collective COST of using that said dollar would far suprass the face value.
Is Jeff Duntemann's Assembly Language Step by Step, I have the original edition from 92' and it appears there's been a revised edition that covers some Linux. Whats nice is that he has always taken the approach that it is your first language to learn, and he does a great job of laying it all out in very layman type terms. I still have that book and it will be one that I always keep around.
I would think it would have to be a 1-D code, any of the UPCs,EANs or CODE 39/128
PDF417 is very picky even on printed documents, let alone on human skin! 1-D codes are very forgiving
And all I need to scan these types of barcodes, is a scanner plugged into a serial port and good ol' Hyperterminal set to the COM port, but if you want to be able to read the data fairly easily, capture it to a text file.
"Andy; I'm just doing my job, nothing personal, sorry."
My^H^HThe Authors Name is not "Andy", he just says "Sorry" to him:)
Even though its an AC post, MOD parent up....and it may be that "Andy" is the author of the A variant("andy" was found in version A exe), and the author of the B variant(where this sorry message was found) is just apologizing to the original author for whatever reason.
And maybe the new author is named Barney, cuz, like, it reminds me of Barney Fife saying sorry to Andy Griffith or something, or we could guess all day long with no real basis for any of it. Wheeee!
I'm glad that idiot is listed so high, that lawsuit was just wrong. I guess he owns the market on "Spike" huh? I was hoping the network won, but it turns out there was a settlement, wonder how much it cost to have Mr. Lee grace the network with "his name" - what a tool
What I'd love to see it some photos of the night sky. I've always wanted to see the same constellations from a planet other than Earth. Dunno why, just seems significant to me.
to take that a step further, have a decent telescope sent up that can gaze from there and transmit images back to us, getting 35 million miles more sight could be interesting
A technician hired by the new judiciary chairman, Patrick Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, apparently made a mistake that allowed anyone to access newly created accounts on a Judiciary Committee server shared by both parties -- even though the accounts were supposed to restrict access only to those with the right password.
To me, it looks like what happened here is that the Dems didn't configure thier system correctly, and accidently gave the Rebublicans access to thier confidential files.
To me, it seems that that both parties were on the same server(as stated in quote and article) and only the Republicans were snooping where they shouldn't be, or they were the only ones who got caught in this situation.
I expect their excuse is to improve road safety. The real reason is so they can issue more speeding tickets and increase the number of tolls.
Well, I don't know about in the UK, but the US Northeast theres something called ezPass, which is a rf device on your car that allows you to pass thru tolls without waiting in line. I always wondered if,just on the speeding issue alone, law would ever be passed to give out tickets based on the time duration between toll-booths.
And on a side note, Red-Light cameras are becoming more popular as well (I work for State Government) where cameras are at intersections and catch red light runners. Alot of people get up in arms "invasion of privacy" and bs like that, if you are in public, you are in public. And if you're in public running a red light and the police have video/pics, too bad for you.
"We want to be very clear who we are and what we?re doing," says John Langley, Western regional coordinator for the RIAA Anti-Piracy Unit. "First and foremost, we?re professionals."
How is playing dress-up and acting like law-enforcement and conducting "shake-downs" professional or clear? Can actual police have anything to say in regard to this? So if I have a industry I can round up a posse to ruffle up some people that I don't like or that I think is causing my business harm?
Nice......bwahahaha! Time to incorporate and kick some Ass!
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OTOH, my new book "Saying goodbye to Exception Errors and emm386 by moving to Linux" should be on bookshelves soon.
God you're a dipshit.
The US could end life on earth at any moment, and we don't.
If countries threaten us, which they constantly do because we're bigger and better than they are, we can, should, and will fuck with them.
Go fuck yourself please.
Now, now Cheney take it easy man, no need for that language.....but you know that attitude is exactly why people want to screw with us. Dick, really,think about it in your hidden bunker under D.C.
"$66.4 million is being spent on a research project to "deny, disrupt and degrade adversary space-based surveillance and reconnaissance systems." He said another $79 million is funding efforts to build a "constellation of optical sensing satellites to track and identify space forces."
So did we (the U.S.) just spike our flag in SPACE??? Space?!
Since it seemes we're the only ones that can monitor anything from there and can create a constellation of space junk(?) Based on Michael Kucharek, U.S. Air Force Space Command spokesmans' comments.
Maybe there will be martians in that brine, to come knock us down a few pegs....sounds like we need it
Is the VC cash running out? What are they trying to keep "under the radar"? Their CEO at least is making a grand living producing nothing.....is this bad press pissing on their gravy train perhaps?
screenshots here, for six bucks a month not too bad
I'm all for keeping drunks off the road, but treating everyone as a drunk right from the get go is not the way to do it. I don't know about New Mexico, but the DUI violators in my state get fined out the ass AND are required to foot the bill for the Ignition Interlock installation and monitoring, so yeah, thats a big deterrent for repeat offenses, unless you are a wealthy drunk.
personal projects, yeah its fine, at work I'd stay off the questionable words, but I do have in-jokes and smartass comments in there
same here....when I was reading the summary and saw Razor1911 I felt all nostalgic and such. They definately were well known and had great "market-saturation" so to speak...
my "best we can do.." should have had {sarcasm} tags around it :)
Yeah, money is pretty abstract but I believe the original intent and practice is that for every dollar, there is a dollars worth of gold/silver in the treasury, so the bill was just a representative of the actual valuable metals. And carrying around $20 of gold bar in your pocket can be a pisser!
And another thought I've had recently, take a dollar and if you could follow it around for ten years or so. Count how many times that dollar was taxed. I think it would create a monetary wormhole and collapse back on itself. The collective COST of using that said dollar would far suprass the face value.
Is Jeff Duntemann's Assembly Language Step by Step, I have the original edition from 92' and it appears there's been a revised edition that covers some Linux. Whats nice is that he has always taken the approach that it is your first language to learn, and he does a great job of laying it all out in very layman type terms. I still have that book and it will be one that I always keep around.
I would think it would have to be a 1-D code, any of the UPCs,EANs or CODE 39/128
PDF417 is very picky even on printed documents, let alone on human skin! 1-D codes are very forgiving
And all I need to scan these types of barcodes, is a scanner plugged into a serial port and good ol' Hyperterminal set to the COM port, but if you want to be able to read the data fairly easily, capture it to a text file.
"Andy; I'm just doing my job, nothing personal, sorry."
My^H^HThe Authors Name is not "Andy", he just says "Sorry" to him :)
Even though its an AC post, MOD parent up....and it may be that "Andy" is the author of the A variant("andy" was found in version A exe), and the author of the B variant(where this sorry message was found) is just apologizing to the original author for whatever reason.
And maybe the new author is named Barney, cuz, like, it reminds me of Barney Fife saying sorry to Andy Griffith or something, or we could guess all day long with no real basis for any of it. Wheeee!
Newly Wu-Signed,
Superintendent God-Botherer
I'm glad that idiot is listed so high, that lawsuit was just wrong. I guess he owns the market on "Spike" huh? I was hoping the network won, but it turns out there was a settlement, wonder how much it cost to have Mr. Lee grace the network with "his name" - what a tool
"If I read that whole article my head will explode. Could we just fix the fucking problems please? I have enough to remember already."
:)
Where were these "finds" in the article? The office? The store security camera? I didn't see any particularly interesting
to take that a step further, have a decent telescope sent up that can gaze from there and transmit images back to us, getting 35 million miles more sight could be interesting
To me, it looks like what happened here is that the Dems didn't configure thier system correctly, and accidently gave the Rebublicans access to thier confidential files.
To me, it seems that that both parties were on the same server(as stated in quote and article) and only the Republicans were snooping where they shouldn't be, or they were the only ones who got caught in this situation.
Servlets/JSP are handled by Jakarta/Tomcat, webservices are handled by Axis both are Apache projects
Well, I don't know about in the UK, but the US Northeast theres something called ezPass, which is a rf device on your car that allows you to pass thru tolls without waiting in line. I always wondered if ,just on the speeding issue alone, law would ever be passed to give out tickets based on the time duration between toll-booths.
And on a side note, Red-Light cameras are becoming more popular as well (I work for State Government) where cameras are at intersections and catch red light runners. Alot of people get up in arms "invasion of privacy" and bs like that, if you are in public, you are in public. And if you're in public running a red light and the police have video/pics, too bad for you.
*rimshot*
LOL or should I say ROR?
Don't you mean GNU-ASIANUX? *Hrmmmph*
Shhhhhhhhhhhhh! Don't give them any ideas LOL
How is playing dress-up and acting like law-enforcement and conducting "shake-downs" professional or clear? Can actual police have anything to say in regard to this? So if I have a industry I can round up a posse to ruffle up some people that I don't like or that I think is causing my business harm?
Nice......bwahahaha! Time to incorporate and kick some Ass!