And you're missing the mitochondrial DNA. If you're male, that never gets passed down to your kids anyway, but to make a reasonable clone copy, you might want to save that too.
Researchers in Manchester have almost succeeded in developing Velcro-like pads to fix to the feet of volunteers who will then be able to scuttle over the town hall or the Guardian's northern headquarters like lizards, with no risk of falling.
Peter Parker's IP lawyers on line 2 for you!
(Yes, it's gecko, but I just had to leave my typo in.)
It's like the spammers. If 99.99999% of the people don't buy their p-pills, they're happy to crank up the spam engines to reach the 0.00001% who are morons.
.NET does take a huge download/install, and might require keeping multiple versions around like VBRUNx00.EXE. (I'm hoping that when.NET 2.0 ships, that it replaces.NET 1.1 unlike the beta. Maybe.)
However, it's not so bad if you're the second.NET app that someone installs.:^P
Like beer, you're only renting it. The beta versions are due to switch off in March or so. And they require another Gawd_Awful of space for.NET 2.0 beta. (Shades of VBRUNx00.EXE.)
Cute! I wonder if any extra functions could be added to the unit? A headphone tone output depending on signal strength and type of access would be nice. (Then use two units and some shielding to make a head-mounted stereo directional finder. Camouflage it as Mickey Mouse ears or something.)
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I saw a car in a parking lot with the Ontario licence plate "SCO 4". I wonder, did they pay $699 for that vanity plate?
I resisted the instant temptation to deface the car. If the plate is actually for something terminal cutsie like "Sco [let's go] for groceries", I can probably find it again.
Not the same as a joe-job at all. The spammer controls both the spoofed IP address and the hidden source of the forged IP packets. (The only non next-to-impossible way to sucessfully spoof TCP packets.)
A firewall won't help. By the time the packets are out on the net, there's no way to tell between valid and spoofed packets. Blocking outward-bound packets with spoofed IP addresses is about the only way, but that would have to be done by the same ISP that sold the spammer a pipe in the first place.
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A lot of the Greek heroes were a bit weird. For Geek heroes, just apply a few thousand years of Moore's law to that bit.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
That's midi-chlorines. They add bleach to enhance the blond genes. Strong in the Force, but pretty stupid.
How about a glass with someone else's DNA in it? Their whole big toe, in fact.
And you're missing the mitochondrial DNA. If you're male, that never gets passed down to your kids anyway, but to make a reasonable clone copy, you might want to save that too.
Fee! Fo! Fi! Fum!
I smell the stink of a Slashdot bum!
Be he 'live, or be he thing,
I'll compress his bones, to make my bling!
Could be worse. Could be ex-wives. "So you'd like us to add another diamond to the ring, Mr Bluebeard?"
But if you die doing this, you can join the Darwin Award Club.
(Their storage area is already full of bare-ass frozen tourists-onna-stick with a very stupid expression on their faces.)
(Yes, it's gecko, but I just had to leave my typo in.)
No, and no.
I'll sell him a licence that allows him to depreciate other people's Moon land. Only $699.
Either that or they stood on the corner begging, and when someone gave them some change, they slipped them a licence and recept.
I bet you that P.T. Barnum never said that. Just a frindly bet, of course. Quatloos or karma points?
It's like the spammers. If 99.99999% of the people don't buy their p-pills, they're happy to crank up the spam engines to reach the 0.00001% who are morons.
However, it's not so bad if you're the second .NET app that someone installs. :^P
At the start, OWL was better than MFC in many ways.
Like beer, you're only renting it. The beta versions are due to switch off in March or so. And they require another Gawd_Awful of space for .NET 2.0 beta. (Shades of VBRUNx00.EXE.)
You might be thinking of the Compuserve-ish service. Delphi isn't exactly an uncommon name even within the bounds of computers and software.
Cute! I wonder if any extra functions could be added to the unit? A headphone tone output depending on signal strength and type of access would be nice. (Then use two units and some shielding to make a head-mounted stereo directional finder. Camouflage it as Mickey Mouse ears or something.)
I resisted the instant temptation to deface the car. If the plate is actually for something terminal cutsie like "Sco [let's go] for groceries", I can probably find it again.
but it is an encrypted airport commercial network for say e-ticket kiosk. They have e-ticket rides at the airport? Cool.
Well.. At least you weren't using a Stud Finder.
A firewall won't help. By the time the packets are out on the net, there's no way to tell between valid and spoofed packets. Blocking outward-bound packets with spoofed IP addresses is about the only way, but that would have to be done by the same ISP that sold the spammer a pipe in the first place.
Is is going to land on the comet head or tail?