Microsoft Security Essentials recognized that Google was sucking up all of Bing's patrons like a Blackhole, and sought to remove the threat once and for all by having users 'delete' Google en masse!
Then we could solve all our water needs... but we don't have any sort of storage/transportation system to do that sort of thing, let alone one large enough to capture a reasonable portion. Unless you had millions of people at a time flock to the place with water bottles and pitchers.
"I'd like to know where the ESRB finds "crude humor" or "mild violence" in there."
Crashing planes into oceans, into each other, or... into buildings is considered mild violence and crude humor?
Now that's very unusual... our most recent one knew all of the tricks... ping, checking for noise on the cables, checking for damage, all that stuff. Must be an outlier or something:P
"halfway through the application process, the website asks for his Facebook login. Then his Twitter. Then LinkedIn."
If any site of a supposed financial institution were to start asking for my logins for any site other than it's own, frankly I would run from that site like the plague.
Why not use all these storms to our advantage? Surely there must be a way to harness the energy in these storms, building a damn sturdy wind turbine for use in hurricanes. Or making some kind of water wheel of sorts to make some of that falling rain and snow actually do some work for a living, rather than sitting on it's ass for the rest of its life and making us do all the dirty work of moving it.
I happened to have a weather radio handy, and "listened" to it on that... or at least tried to anyways. It sounded like three seperate alerts were all playing at once, overlapping by about 10 seconds... so throughout the entire test I could hear alert tones mixed in with speech, and it made the whole bloody thing incomprehensible.
There is no reason for me to ever use Mac OS or a Linux based OS since neither can do as much as Windows can.
Translation: "I don't know how to use a Linux based OS to do all thing things that Windows can."
Sure, a lot of things only run on Windows, but there are a lot of open-source alternatives for Linux too...
The only reason I'm not using Linux at all right now is because Linux doesn't play SC2 without WINE (an endeavor which I am not ready, or can be arsed to undertake), my school is part of the MSDNAA, and to be perfectly honest, I'm lazy.
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If they set that virus free, it will be the end of all of us! NOOOOOOOOOO!!!
OVER 9000!
Bite my educationally shiny ass!
The answer is very simple. Knock it off with your attempts to control the internet.
Microsoft Security Essentials recognized that Google was sucking up all of Bing's patrons like a Blackhole, and sought to remove the threat once and for all by having users 'delete' Google en masse!
I think my faith in humanity might yet be vindicated.
Then we could solve all our water needs... but we don't have any sort of storage/transportation system to do that sort of thing, let alone one large enough to capture a reasonable portion. Unless you had millions of people at a time flock to the place with water bottles and pitchers.
"I'd like to know where the ESRB finds "crude humor" or "mild violence" in there." Crashing planes into oceans, into each other, or... into buildings is considered mild violence and crude humor?
"one million web pages have been attacked by a the Lilupophilupop SQL injection"
Now that's very unusual... our most recent one knew all of the tricks... ping, checking for noise on the cables, checking for damage, all that stuff. Must be an outlier or something :P
...to welcome our new freeway groin-grabbing, tit-feeling overlords.
IT'S OVER 9000!
"halfway through the application process, the website asks for his Facebook login. Then his Twitter. Then LinkedIn." If any site of a supposed financial institution were to start asking for my logins for any site other than it's own, frankly I would run from that site like the plague.
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You linked to the VEVO version? You, sir, are an idiot.
Can it still run Linux?
I hope slashdot doesn't, er, slashdot itself.
Why not use all these storms to our advantage? Surely there must be a way to harness the energy in these storms, building a damn sturdy wind turbine for use in hurricanes. Or making some kind of water wheel of sorts to make some of that falling rain and snow actually do some work for a living, rather than sitting on it's ass for the rest of its life and making us do all the dirty work of moving it.
But can it run Linux?
That's precisely what it sounded like...
I happened to have a weather radio handy, and "listened" to it on that... or at least tried to anyways. It sounded like three seperate alerts were all playing at once, overlapping by about 10 seconds... so throughout the entire test I could hear alert tones mixed in with speech, and it made the whole bloody thing incomprehensible.
...to get even earlier versions :P
For some reason that I can only attribute to nostalgia, I've always wanted to use KDE 1 and KDE 2.
People need to shift to decentralised distributing systems.
That's precisely what Bittorrent is...
Bullshit.
Hey William... Have you been assimilated by the Borg yet?
There is no reason for me to ever use Mac OS or a Linux based OS since neither can do as much as Windows can.
Translation: "I don't know how to use a Linux based OS to do all thing things that Windows can." Sure, a lot of things only run on Windows, but there are a lot of open-source alternatives for Linux too... The only reason I'm not using Linux at all right now is because Linux doesn't play SC2 without WINE (an endeavor which I am not ready, or can be arsed to undertake), my school is part of the MSDNAA, and to be perfectly honest, I'm lazy.