Actually, he didn't run at all, but was followed onto the train by undercover officers, and sat down calmly on a seat just like anyone else. Until the armed police officers turned up afterwards and shot him, he wasn't behaving suspiciously at all.
From the linked page:
CCTV footage is said to show the man walking at normal pace into the station, picking up a copy of a free newspaper and apparently passing through the barriers before descending the escalator to the platform and running to a train.
Despite this I have to pay the mandatory BBC-tax every year, just because I own a television.
No you dont. Detune your TV, unplug your aeriel, and you dont need to pay. You do need to pay if your watch Corronation Street.
Sure I'm listening to their radio station, and watching their website
You don't need a TV license for either of those things.
with things like the BBC World Service) who don't have to pay this tax.
The World Service (radio) is funded by the foreign office, not the TV license. World TV is funded by advertisers and is not available in the UK (theoretically).
Except they were wearing plain clothes, did not shout "police, stop!", he didn't run until after he'd picked up a newspaper, walked through the ticket bararier, and saw a train about to leave, same as any other london commuter
But I won't do that on my workstation. Screwing with dependencies sucks.
Hell yeah, but I live in the 21st century where we have package managers which automatically grab dependencies. I never compile stuff on my workstation (laptop), hell I've got a stock kernel. I just installed the distro and it worked. Same with my mythtv box, took 2 hours to set up, takes 10 seconds a day of preventative maintenence.
Linux distros these days use MD5 by default -- but they use it in a way that's not so horribly stupid as to be broken by this attack.
In an "intro to linux" course I had to take a while back as part of a general engineer course, I noticed that one of the test machines wasn't using/etc/shadow. A few lines of perl,/usr/share/dict and 30 seconds later and I had the root password, the same password as other more important machines. Naturally I mentioned this to the tutors (aftre some subtle brainfucking)
Slashdot Mirror
can you spell OLD!?
Why not post something about NASA returning to the moon in 15 years *heh*
Actually, he didn't run at all, but was followed onto the train by undercover officers, and sat down calmly on a seat just like anyone else. Until the armed police officers turned up afterwards and shot him, he wasn't behaving suspiciously at all.
From the linked page:
CCTV footage is said to show the man walking at normal pace into the station, picking up a copy of a free newspaper and apparently passing through the barriers before descending the escalator to the platform and running to a train.
Perhaps they could do with this in LA
Despite this I have to pay the mandatory BBC-tax every year, just because I own a television.
No you dont. Detune your TV, unplug your aeriel, and you dont need to pay. You do need to pay if your watch Corronation Street.
Sure I'm listening to their radio station, and watching their website
You don't need a TV license for either of those things.
with things like the BBC World Service) who don't have to pay this tax.
The World Service (radio) is funded by the foreign office, not the TV license. World TV is funded by advertisers and is not available in the UK (theoretically).
Except they were wearing plain clothes, did not shout "police, stop!", he didn't run until after he'd picked up a newspaper, walked through the ticket bararier, and saw a train about to leave, same as any other london commuter
I'd answer, but I'm too busy trying to catch these damn flying pigs!
I assume that the pig's haven't porouted wings, but that they're in flying cars.
So lexmark are idiots. Surely it would make much more sense to give the $30 rebate after the cartrige is returned?
It's hit it's halfway point? It hasn't even launched yet!
It's the Phoenix Mars Lander. It's currently Landed in Phoenix, so that's 2/3 the way there!
But I won't do that on my workstation. Screwing with dependencies sucks.
Hell yeah, but I live in the 21st century where we have package managers which automatically grab dependencies. I never compile stuff on my workstation (laptop), hell I've got a stock kernel. I just installed the distro and it worked. Same with my mythtv box, took 2 hours to set up, takes 10 seconds a day of preventative maintenence.
I use linux because it just works.
Don't sign a non-compete agreement. If it means you don't get the job, tough. Renegotiate your contract, or work for someone else.
Whaa? You crazy. Kirk may have died (twice, IIRC) but William Shatner is doing pretty well with Boston Legal.
And All Bran adverts in the UK..
(I know this to be true because I would raise my hand for the chance).
I would cut off my hand for the chance!
(Will this post survive the political-correctness police? Lets watch...)
Yes, but it won't survive the crap jokes police.
http://www.projectorcentral.com/Acer-PD116P.htm
The moment my government tries to prevent me from gaming more than three hours is the moment I start guerilla warfare.
Well, you wont be playing games and you'll need something else to do...
These are billboards at railway stations.
Funny how many comments got this wrong....
1) Most posters are American
2) Most Americans have never even *seen* a train station
So it's basically geeks in space, with an RSS feed? Wow, isn't 2005 such an amazing year!
When the world is full of metrosexual bloggers podcasting over a skinny latte with their blackberrys, you know there's no hope left.
princess
Linux distros these days use MD5 by default -- but they use it in a way that's not so horribly stupid as to be broken by this attack.
/etc/shadow. A few lines of perl, /usr/share/dict and 30 seconds later and I had the root password, the same password as other more important machines. Naturally I mentioned this to the tutors (aftre some subtle brainfucking)
In an "intro to linux" course I had to take a while back as part of a general engineer course, I noticed that one of the test machines wasn't using
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In other news a women from Ohio
GRahh! This really annoys me when people mistake women and woman. Remember
Woman - property of a man
Women - property of men
2 new methods in as many days? We can't be far from a space elevator now!
> > Yeah, just look at the female presidents we've had!
> Hillarry in '08
Surely you mean Hilary '92-2000?
Or are we being case-sensitive?
Yes you insensitive clod!
is to sit on a panel and bitch and complain and nitpick and attack people who actually do work.
You want to be a manager?