Yes, the people at ground zero right now aren't going to need blood, but the (hundreds of?) people who sustained burns or injuries will.
Burns victims need a lot of plasma products, and a lot of blood is used in operations. Their already low stocks will have likely been wiped out on day 1 by the influx of injured.
Keep giving blood - those who pushed back elective surgery for the emergency cases will appreciate it.
VNC was developed a LONG time ago by Olivetti Research Labs.
It's always been free; what I'm surprised at is that when AT&T took over, they allowed active development of a free tool.
I've been using it in one shape or another on various platforms since '98. It's possibly the only application I can say I've used on a regular basis for that entire time.
On a more serious note, what makes people think a fundamentalist Islamic group would hide pictures in porn? Wouldn't that require them to go against most of their fundamental beliefs and actually look at nakedness and fornication?
What makes you think looking at nakedness and fornication would bother people who have shown they're willing to ignore the Islamic teachings regarding murder?
You really think that someone who reads slashdot won't have patched their system by now if they were going to?
Anyone who pays any attention to the media has patched their system. The fact that there are so many people htting my box (and everyone else's) just shows how many totally uninformed idiots there are out there.
Well, I've had 173 of them from one guy (to 3 different accounts). This is despite 2 emails telling him about it.
Still, the only way I know I've 'had' 173 of them is my mail logs dropping them into the nearest bit bucket:)
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I'd like to point out that the Ultra Sparc mentioned went the way of most of our boy Erasei's equipment, and is now inoperable.
Frying electronics seems to be a hobby of his; I'd have to say that flood-damage to a NIC is a new and amazing height (depth?) though.
Nope, it fucks with anyone who uses nested threads, regardless of location :)
Well, I just metamoderated him (unfair, obviously), so hopefully next time he'll think twice when moderating.
/. editors had removed part of his submission that someone then suggested.
It was a statement by the AUTHOR OF THE ARTICLE, pointing out the fact the
How the hell can that possibly be 'Off-topic'?
That's crap.
Yes, the people at ground zero right now aren't going to need blood, but the (hundreds of?) people who sustained burns or injuries will.
Burns victims need a lot of plasma products, and a lot of blood is used in operations. Their already low stocks will have likely been wiped out on day 1 by the influx of injured.
Keep giving blood - those who pushed back elective surgery for the emergency cases will appreciate it.
VNC was developed a LONG time ago by Olivetti Research Labs.
It's always been free; what I'm surprised at is that when AT&T took over, they allowed active development of a free tool.
I've been using it in one shape or another on various platforms since '98. It's possibly the only application I can say I've used on a regular basis for that entire time.
Highly configurable, and you can get it to page you when your computer's burning :)
What makes you think looking at nakedness and fornication would bother people who have shown they're willing to ignore the Islamic teachings regarding murder?
Grabbed it elsewhere, and mirrored it:
http://tyrall.net/mirrors/WolfMPTEST0915.exe
Try out this mirror if you can't find anything better.
http://tyrall.net/mirrors/WolfMPTEST0915.exe
This quote from everyone's mate Bob says it all.
You really think that someone who reads slashdot won't have patched their system by now if they were going to?
Anyone who pays any attention to the media has patched their system. The fact that there are so many people htting my box (and everyone else's) just shows how many totally uninformed idiots there are out there.
Well, I've had 173 of them from one guy (to 3 different accounts). This is despite 2 emails telling him about it. Still, the only way I know I've 'had' 173 of them is my mail logs dropping them into the nearest bit bucket :)
Man, it's at times like this I wish I had mod points. ROFL. Sums the kid up in one.
They had her computer - I'm pretty sure checking her browser cache is all they had to do.