When you got up close, however, you noticed the paint was peeling, the widow sashes were rotted away, doors couldn't open or close because they didn't hang true, and at some point someone had cheaply redone the kitchen in a style that was very much not Victorian
we would go out into tut forest and hack our huts out of the very trees themselves. and be thankful for it at the end of the day. aye, people today dont know how lucky they are
when your home becomes your prison you have done a very bad thing. however, the thing you did was so bad and high profile (ie genocidal chilean dictator, high ranking mafia boss etc), that you dont have to prison like a normal criminal. you get stay at home and watch kilroy all day. a punishment worse than death
great motivation for not doing any exercise and sitting on your arse all day - bigger you are - more clothes you can wear and bigger your personal beowulf cluster can be!
i think you'll find this is the stuff one normally intakes through the nose accompanied by brief spasmodic head jerking and a realisation that caffeine doesnt quite cut it. warning: excessive use may result in nose falling off in shower
in the style of fat yorkshireman of imprecise but definitely not inconsiderate years, who has spent the majority of his life gorging himself on cigarettes and alcohol. monkeh......monkeh.... tell us a story monkeh
namely the involving attempts by various governing bodies to outlaw "hacking tools" because they can be used for nefarious purposes. now whenever this argument comes up on/. you get all the "what about the security industry?" arguments which i am firmly in favor of, but what is the difference between writing a tool that could be used for malicious purposes, ie exploit code, proof-of-concept code etc, and posting it public forums, ie bugtraq, where they are available to anyone, including those with malicious intent, and this situation. ok some differences obviously, actively selling and all that but still, principally the same yes?
When a corporation starts going against that, when it actually starts doing harm to some people, that corporation is not fulfilling the reasons it is allowed to exist for.
start? fucking start? when have they have not acted entirely in the their own interest? Jesus fucking christ. Allowed to exist? for the benefit of all? just dropped by from teletubby land? say hello to la-la when you get back
maybe some idle billionaire really want to visit the upper lower atmosphere and be willing to pay top dollar because the tv coverage will be good for PR. mmmmm a business opportunity presents itself, might pop down the patent office this afternoon...
the thing about this that gets on my tits is that the unique id is used to permanently ban the modded box. now, alright, fair enough, dont let modded boxes on, cheaters, really annoying, etc, but why not simply deny access to the service from a modded box, ideally with a "sorry not allowed on with your modded box, please turn off mod and try again", why the permanent exclusion?
And a voice was heard crying in the wilderness: "in the beginning was the hunger in the eyes of the management guys. And he saw that it was lust for profit, and he new that it was bad. So gave unto Babylon Linux, and he saw that it was good. But the management guys still had the hunger. And he was sad for he new that their lust could not be satisfied." As it was in the beginning, now and ever shall be. World without end. Amen
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he would have done but they'd have sued for NDA violation
When you got up close, however, you noticed the paint was peeling, the widow sashes were rotted away, doors couldn't open or close because they didn't hang true, and at some point someone had cheaply redone the kitchen in a style that was very much not Victorian
Bejaysus! did Microsoft build your house?
Did you know 40% of all email is spam?!! to find out mo...
we would go out into tut forest and hack our huts out of the very trees themselves. and be thankful for it at the end of the day. aye, people today dont know how lucky they are
when your home becomes your prison you have done a very bad thing. however, the thing you did was so bad and high profile (ie genocidal chilean dictator, high ranking mafia boss etc), that you dont have to prison like a normal criminal. you get stay at home and watch kilroy all day. a punishment worse than death
"I see you're trying to take your clothes off! Can I help you with that?"
great motivation for not doing any exercise and sitting on your arse all day - bigger you are - more clothes you can wear and bigger your personal beowulf cluster can be!
your centrinos are belong to intel
rf spectrums are belong to the government, you have to liscense them you know
stop flogging it. people in the front row are getting spatterred with blood
nuff said
i think you'll find this is the stuff one normally intakes through the nose accompanied by brief spasmodic head jerking and a realisation that caffeine doesnt quite cut it. warning: excessive use may result in nose falling off in shower
...space bases are belong to us?
...from black ice high-jacking your nervous system and causing brain death.
eeg reading flat man...
...yes yes yes. but how big was his dunda?
in the style of fat yorkshireman of imprecise but definitely not inconsiderate years, who has spent the majority of his life gorging himself on cigarettes and alcohol.
monkeh......monkeh.... tell us a story monkeh
let me send the boys round the patent office. sort this patent malarky once and for all
namely the involving attempts by various governing bodies to outlaw "hacking tools" because they can be used for nefarious purposes. now whenever this argument comes up on /. you get all the "what about the security industry?" arguments which i am firmly in favor of, but what is the difference between writing a tool that could be used for malicious purposes, ie exploit code, proof-of-concept code etc, and posting it public forums, ie bugtraq, where they are available to anyone, including those with malicious intent, and this situation. ok some differences obviously, actively selling and all that but still, principally the same yes?
When a corporation starts going against that, when it actually starts doing harm to some people, that corporation is not fulfilling the reasons it is allowed to exist for.
start? fucking start? when have they have not acted entirely in the their own interest? Jesus fucking christ. Allowed to exist? for the benefit of all? just dropped by from teletubby land? say hello to la-la when you get back
now the GI's have free run! we are doomed! doomed!!!!!!!!!!!!
maybe some idle billionaire really want to visit the upper lower atmosphere and be willing to pay top dollar because the tv coverage will be good for PR. mmmmm a business opportunity presents itself, might pop down the patent office this afternoon...
the thing about this that gets on my tits is that the unique id is used to permanently ban the modded box. now, alright, fair enough, dont let modded boxes on, cheaters, really annoying, etc, but why not simply deny access to the service from a modded box, ideally with a "sorry not allowed on with your modded box, please turn off mod and try again", why the permanent exclusion?
there was ablock in your toilet, but i fixed it now
i know you're out there we saw a shooting star
And a voice was heard crying in the wilderness: "in the beginning was the hunger in the eyes of the management guys. And he saw that it was lust for profit, and he new that it was bad. So gave unto Babylon Linux, and he saw that it was good. But the management guys still had the hunger. And he was sad for he new that their lust could not be satisfied." As it was in the beginning, now and ever shall be. World without end. Amen