They could even give you an automatically printed receipt to file with your police report, but somehow I don't think they'll do that.
Lord Vetinari will have.. words.. to say about that.:^P
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I submitted Gambling with RFID a day or so ago, but the accepted one is much better. Oddly enough, the company Chipco International makes no mention of RFID chips on their site. I wonder how unhackable those chips are?
Setup a sting operation. Sell CDs with legal music on them in their area of operations. When they "bust" you and start the hassle, ask them to smile for the cameras and state their names clearly for the microphones...
Because the "hurtling moons of Barsoom" are two teeny-tiney balls of junk? They'd be pretty unimpressive unless they'd hauled along a telescope--which would be a strange waste of mass on a planet probe. A lot of the time, they'd be in the shadow of Mars too.
*sigh* it sounds so romantic too. You could always lie in a field in Australia and watch the Man in the Moon fly upside-down and backwards.
Sounds like the outcry/whine for proportional representation that comes the losers in many Canadian elections. When they later win, they never mention the subject for some reason.
Have they actually proved that the voter didn't hit the vote button, or is the claim a mere speculation?
Tricky. To know absolutely, they'd have to wire up the voting booth with all sort of cameras and sensors -- which they can't do if the voters and their votes are to be anonymous.
Election Systems & Software, [..], believes that some voters failed to push the "vote" button at the conclusion of the ballot -- akin to hitting the "send" button to dispatch an e-mail.
Hit the vote button to turn off the voltage on the door to the voting booth. Election, electricity. Vote, voltage. There, that should be simple enough to remember.
Come on, everyone knows that SPF is IBM's mainframe document editing package. I'm surprised to see it making a come-back. (I think SPF stands for something pretty funny in the Olde IBM language.)
I thought that loud whistling sound I heard, followed by the tremendous explosion and screeching, was Darl doing another line of coke. I mean, what else should I think from the subject of your post?
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Doesn't the UNIX 'seconds since 1/1/1970' break in 2038 or so? I could be wrong. It's hard to remember all the various time/date glitch dates.
Then you won't see any change.
Just wait until all those guys who build pumpkin guns get involved in this!
.. and he said it was choking on the hacker's finger exploits ..
".. and all they found was a hook in the firewall .."
Tax write-off. It was a business conference. Honest.
You were probably okay with the badger. Just so long as you didn't take any turkish delight from some ice queen.
Only at knight.
We'll go snipe fragging!
I think the government should run it. I'm all in favour of taxes on the stupid.
Lord Vetinari will have .. words .. to say about that. :^P
I submitted Gambling with RFID a day or so ago, but the accepted one is much better. Oddly enough, the company Chipco International makes no mention of RFID chips on their site. I wonder how unhackable those chips are?
Setup a sting operation. Sell CDs with legal music on them in their area of operations. When they "bust" you and start the hassle, ask them to smile for the cameras and state their names clearly for the microphones...
*sigh* it sounds so romantic too. You could always lie in a field in Australia and watch the Man in the Moon fly upside-down and backwards.
Did you know that Black Helicopters are actually dark green?
Sounds like the outcry/whine for proportional representation that comes the losers in many Canadian elections. When they later win, they never mention the subject for some reason.
All they need to do is seal the voting booth after the voter votes. That way, until they look inside, the count is both fscked and un-fscked.
Tricky. To know absolutely, they'd have to wire up the voting booth with all sort of cameras and sensors -- which they can't do if the voters and their votes are to be anonymous.
Come on, everyone knows that SPF is IBM's mainframe document editing package. I'm surprised to see it making a come-back. (I think SPF stands for something pretty funny in the Olde IBM language.)
They sell them off to lesser crime game lines: Double-Parking: Portland or Jaywalking: Kansas City.
Well, that's nothing new. (Continue on for a few days.)
Yes, but does Photoshop recognize it as valid currency?
You found lines of what Darl?
I know what he'd say. From a Tom Baker out-take to K-9: "Yeah, you never fucking know the answer when it's important."