Education is a provincial matter in Canada, so more likely the government of Ontario. However the provincial legislature (Queen's Park) sits on land that the University of Toronto owns. (Previously the site of a mental institution. Another one, that is.) The lease is probably one of those 99 years for a dollar deals, but those run out eventually. (Under British law, 99 years used to be the max limit for those kind of contracts.)
There are lists of the various bots used by search engines, and who's naughty/nice. (I've seen one list recently, just don't remember where it was.) You might want to see who the persistant ones belong to. There are also some that check for copyright/trademark violations, and their bots don't always behave.
A few years ago, a number of Scientology-critical sites were getting hammered by bots from machoproducts.com, which seems like a weird link. (Rumours of a martial-arts cult, but no direct Hubbard connection.) I don't know if they still do that, and many sites just blocked their bad-mannered bots at the router.
Also, how much has the Martian atmosphere changed over time? (Earth's certainly has, and there was life here before that blue-green algae started farting poisonous oxygen.) We need a better baseline on how Mars has changed over time.
It would be a lot easier for Mars rocks (and life) to get to Earth than vice-versa. Earth's gravity-well would require much more energy to splatter rocks around the solar system, eventually reaching Mars. Of course, if you're God, aliens, random-chance, Kibo, etc, and you have big planetoids to toss around, energy is not much of a problem. (How to blast Earth-life to Mars without killing everything might be tricky.)
That's that cyberpunk one about the guy who's married to a bunch of people, has snap-on replacement arms, friends with an AI, and some people wear body glitter like glam rockers? That was cool.:P
Strictly speaking, a shuffle play shouldn't be random. Like a dealing from a shuffled deck of cards, once it's played one song, it shouldn't play that one again until it's finished them all and reshuffles.
our version should define int to INT and write INT i, just to throw off code comparison.
If they compare the code after the preprocessor pass, that would be a waste of time. If it's written from scratch, why bother? (Besides, they just need a lawyer to wave a prop briefcase with "millions of lines of stolen code". Reality seems to have nothing to do with it.)
Funny Elevator Action should be mentioned. It was one of a number of "spy runs around a building with elevators" games that were independently developed and all released around the same time. If the first one had some IP lock on this obvious idea, perhaps it wouldn't have been Elevator Action you played. But then again, I played a lot of Intrepid, so that may have warped my view.:^)
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Education is a provincial matter in Canada, so more likely the government of Ontario. However the provincial legislature (Queen's Park) sits on land that the University of Toronto owns. (Previously the site of a mental institution. Another one, that is.) The lease is probably one of those 99 years for a dollar deals, but those run out eventually. (Under British law, 99 years used to be the max limit for those kind of contracts.)
Yegods! You're right. I wonder what else my installation of Borland Delphi 8 has dropped on my hard drive? :)
Did the parent post have the text of the EULA? It certainly doesn't now.
Exploits? Sweet!
I think the first models will be more like Sleeper than Snow Crash. "Woof woof. Hello, I'm Rags. Woof woof."
A few years ago, a number of Scientology-critical sites were getting hammered by bots from machoproducts.com, which seems like a weird link. (Rumours of a martial-arts cult, but no direct Hubbard connection.) I don't know if they still do that, and many sites just blocked their bad-mannered bots at the router.
You are, number six.
Also, how much has the Martian atmosphere changed over time? (Earth's certainly has, and there was life here before that blue-green algae started farting poisonous oxygen.) We need a better baseline on how Mars has changed over time.
It would be a lot easier for Mars rocks (and life) to get to Earth than vice-versa. Earth's gravity-well would require much more energy to splatter rocks around the solar system, eventually reaching Mars. Of course, if you're God, aliens, random-chance, Kibo, etc, and you have big planetoids to toss around, energy is not much of a problem. (How to blast Earth-life to Mars without killing everything might be tricky.)
www.nasrda.gov.ng. A 127.0.0.1 [TTL=86400] [*L]
I tried to go there, but there's nothing but pr0n.
Please help! I am returned Nigerian astronaugt with having many health problems...
That's that cyberpunk one about the guy who's married to a bunch of people, has snap-on replacement arms, friends with an AI, and some people wear body glitter like glam rockers? That was cool. :P
Oh sure, you laugh that anyone could get fooled by a 127.0.0.1 address, but way-back-when, it really happened.
It just needs GPS and auto-nav. Be careful with it though. You might wake up on your way to Las Vegas, and that's bat country!
Strictly speaking, a shuffle play shouldn't be random. Like a dealing from a shuffled deck of cards, once it's played one song, it shouldn't play that one again until it's finished them all and reshuffles.
Or a motorized bar stool.
Maybe they're just hungry, for brain cells...
That was a long time ago in a galaxy far far away. They didn't have Prozac back then.
If they compare the code after the preprocessor pass, that would be a waste of time. If it's written from scratch, why bother? (Besides, they just need a lawyer to wave a prop briefcase with "millions of lines of stolen code". Reality seems to have nothing to do with it.)
Maybe they want to use Maya to make it look like there are vast hordes of customers in their client's grocery stores?
Funny Elevator Action should be mentioned. It was one of a number of "spy runs around a building with elevators" games that were independently developed and all released around the same time. If the first one had some IP lock on this obvious idea, perhaps it wouldn't have been Elevator Action you played. But then again, I played a lot of Intrepid, so that may have warped my view. :^)
"The latest RC has passed QA and gone gold paper!"
But when someone says "I left a list of project changes stuck to your monitor", which would you rather have?
Well, if you want Attack, you'll want psDooM. Excuse me while I go frag that zombie child process...