And if they're spammers for hire, they can tell their customers that they did a targetted run to n addresses. (Where n is a stupidly big number including stef.) They don't care how many didn't get anywhere.
Just someone wanting to try out their shiny new XML hammer on all those nails. (The custom reformatting would be nice. After a while those 64x16 Forth pages got old--not that they were manditory.))
He was practicing in case that Microsoft gig didn't work out. He didn't really want to be a CEO, he wanted to join a boy band. (Steve was more into heavy mental.)
It's worse than that. Since HSS isn't open source, do you think that they won't bend their results when pressured by the record companies? ("Your program continually low-rates our boi-bands. We might have to re-evaluate our agreement." "Probably just a glitch, we'll get right on it.")
And then when the crud doesn't sell as well as expected, they can blame P2P and sue another 13 grannies. "One Bot to bring them all and in the contracts bind them. In the land of Polydor, where the records lie."
It's easy to roll your own Cute Cat ad replacer if you block sites in hosts. (A tiny server that listens at 127.0.0.1:80 and serves up random cute cat pictures when blocked ads are requested.) However, if you want something off the rack, try eDexter and fill up its picture directory with cute kitties.
My site will search for contact information, credit card numbers and passwords on their drive before formatting it. This isn't identity theft, this is a security backup feature to protect users. (Because they've obviously too dumb to be trusted with this info.)
If you do, don't stand too close to the microwave, or the whole room will get sucked back in time, your cat will eat a critical dinosaur, and you'll return to the present with a completely messed up time-line. Trust me, it happens all the time.
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Cool! I, for one, welcome our old UUCP filesharing overlords!
And if they're spammers for hire, they can tell their customers that they did a targetted run to n addresses. (Where n is a stupidly big number including stef.) They don't care how many didn't get anywhere.
Just someone wanting to try out their shiny new XML hammer on all those nails. (The custom reformatting would be nice. After a while those 64x16 Forth pages got old--not that they were manditory.))
For starting out. (Will they have Phishing For Dummies next?)
Learned the first time? There are probably people still infected with Code Red. (Unless some other virus came along and patched that hole.)
He was practicing in case that Microsoft gig didn't work out. He didn't really want to be a CEO, he wanted to join a boy band. (Steve was more into heavy mental.)
If you look really closely, you'll see the prototype ASCII Clippy.
And then when the crud doesn't sell as well as expected, they can blame P2P and sue another 13 grannies. "One Bot to bring them all and in the contracts bind them. In the land of Polydor, where the records lie."
They still have one problem with their plan to replace listeners with bots: Even the bots won't buy their stuff.
The statue comes with a removable fig-leaf (and kung-fu grip). Malibu Atlas comes with even more stuff.
In the cycle of creation,
the goddess had some fun:
mother nature gave men two heads,
but just blood enough for one.
I'm sure they do noh theater.
It's easy to roll your own Cute Cat ad replacer if you block sites in hosts. (A tiny server that listens at 127.0.0.1:80 and serves up random cute cat pictures when blocked ads are requested.) However, if you want something off the rack, try eDexter and fill up its picture directory with cute kitties.
Sure. "Hi! Yeah, I'm on the snowboard. Hang on, I'm about to Bono this tree..."
My site will search for contact information, credit card numbers and passwords on their drive before formatting it. This isn't identity theft, this is a security backup feature to protect users. (Because they've obviously too dumb to be trusted with this info.)
Oh he probably knew generally that ActiveX sucks for security, but it's always a shock to learn definitively how much it sucks.
The LSB FAQ (for those whose first question was "What the heck is LSB?")
If you do, don't stand too close to the microwave, or the whole room will get sucked back in time, your cat will eat a critical dinosaur, and you'll return to the present with a completely messed up time-line. Trust me, it happens all the time.
I'm sure that will just be the start.
Maybe Edison Carter and Network 23?
Oh! I thought that was the fumes from the beer. (Ole kill -9 stout.)
Since the code is there, just change it to shuffle any old way you want it to.
Holy frack! I hope it wasn't controlling the beer brewing too!
They still haven't released the final sequence. They're still trying to figure out that one.
Eugh! That would be poetic since Siebel bought with extreme prejudice a company that I worked for.