Proxies. Botnets. If you're motivated you can have as many IP addresses as you want.
What provide the motivation? Getting a reaction from people like you. Somewhere, in his mom's basement, there's a guy with his cock out fwapping away to your post.
George gets into trouble, and tries a bunch of different things to solve his problem. Whoever makes that show is trying to teach problem solving skills.
But I think it's obvious that the general public just doesn't care.
Why should the general public care? I didn't lose any money, and I can't magically recover the money other people lost, so why am I supposed to get worked up?
It's the same as any other stuff in the newspaper. A train blew up in Italy today. That's a shame, but I wasn't hurt, I don't know a soul in Italy, how much am I really supposed to care?
Golly, what could possibly go wrong for end users if a Microsoft technology gains the upper hand in the browser wars? I get all warm and fuzzy reminiscing about the golden days of IE supremacy after Netscape had been curb-stomped and before the alternatives gained a following.
As a salaried executive for a Fortune 10 company I simply don't have enough time to earn sufficient in game finds to enjoy the time I do have available.
But you've got lots of time to post to Slashdot in the middle of the day?
Slashdot Mirror
Most of the people that visit Slashdot are definitely above average folk.
Good Lord, humanity really is doomed.
I imagine Marc Andreessen has enough change in his sofa cushions to keep a startup going for decades.
One of the unfortunate aspects of networked computing is that the cost of antisocial behaviors is so small
I disagree, you JACKASS!
Sometimes I have 2 or 3 of hours to play, and grouping makes sense.
Often I only have 1/2 an hour, and it would suck if the game mechanics didn't allow me to squeeze in 1 quick solo quest.
We could all benefit from arguing from the opponent's perspective once in a while anyway - it helps widen one's views.
DOES NOT!!!
Hey, you're right, I feel smarter already...
Proxies. Botnets. If you're motivated you can have as many IP addresses as you want.
What provide the motivation? Getting a reaction from people like you. Somewhere, in his mom's basement, there's a guy with his cock out fwapping away to your post.
I hope you're proud of yourself.
Dump it back in the ocean?
Were you watching it because you wanted to, or because your parents were trying to train a boy genius?
If they like it that's great, but don't kid yourself that a 5 year old is learning any more then they would watching animals on Diego or Zob0omafoo.
Ever watch Curious George? Seriously.
George gets into trouble, and tries a bunch of different things to solve his problem. Whoever makes that show is trying to teach problem solving skills.
So relax and enjoy the little kids you have right now, and Ask Slashdot in a couple of years.
At that age work on language, literacy, numeracy etc. That's the foundation, there's lots of time for the rest.
How about Elmo and Curious George?
You've got years before they give a rat's ass about Cosmos or David Attenborough wildlife documentaries. It's OK, they're little kids.
You're not going to get many page hits with an attitude like that...
But I think it's obvious that the general public just doesn't care.
Why should the general public care? I didn't lose any money, and I can't magically recover the money other people lost, so why am I supposed to get worked up?
It's the same as any other stuff in the newspaper. A train blew up in Italy today. That's a shame, but I wasn't hurt, I don't know a soul in Italy, how much am I really supposed to care?
Incidentally, did you ever [i]try[/i] dealing with windows during the era of 3rd party tcp/ip stacks? It was unpleasant, to say the least.
Of all the retarded problems that Win3.x had, Trumpet Winsock is pretty low on my list.
All these razed swaths are going to do is become cheap development land that is cleared off at the tax payers expense.
Is that worse then having blocks of derelict firetraps full of squatting crackheads?
There's an ongoing cost to that, too.
I believe that is "Jesus saves, Gretzky gets the rebound and SCORES!"
Why would you have to worry in the first place?
Golly, what could possibly go wrong for end users if a Microsoft technology gains the upper hand in the browser wars? I get all warm and fuzzy reminiscing about the golden days of IE supremacy after Netscape had been curb-stomped and before the alternatives gained a following.
By the same token is this issue sexy enough to be worth confidence-motion-chicken?
And an umbrella. A really, really big umbrella.
Bring a sweater. A really, really warm sweater.
As a salaried executive for a Fortune 10 company I simply don't have enough time to earn sufficient in game finds to enjoy the time I do have available.
But you've got lots of time to post to Slashdot in the middle of the day?
SunDS, FDS and Novell eDirectory are all based on Netscapes DS,
Uh, eDirectory is the current name for NDS, which came out with Netware 4 in 1993, before Netscape was even a company.
If you make borrowing computers really annoying, fewer people will pester you to borrow a computer.
Intellectual chicks are no more likely to be understanding.