Think back to kindergarten: count out two popsicle sticks in one pile, then two sticks in another pile. Now put the piles together, and count out the number of sticks to get the answer.
Interesting... So if one line represents a popsicle stick...
First Pile \ |
Second Pile |/
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
Whoever said this was an idiot. It is not possible to do the same thing more than once. The very fact that you have done something before will make it a different thing the next time.
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
Whoever said this was an idiot. It is not possible to do the same thing more than once. The very fact that you have done something before will make it a different thing the next time.
I did read Microsoft's response, according to the article.
This part scared me:
“We were looking for files that slipped through because of gaps in our telemetry or file collection process. And we found that 2 percent of these files existed across 0.003 percent of our customers,” Blackbird said. “The other 94 percent of the samples don't represent what our customers encounter. When we explicitly looked for these files, we could not find them on our customers' machines.”
Personally, I'm not opted-in to the "Microsoft Active Protection Service" portion of MSSE, but nowhere in their terms did I find that they could explicitly look for files on my machine....
From the question description, I think that the person trying to get the source code has not actually obtained a binary form of it yet. Could be wrong, I just didn't read that they actually got a binary anywhere...
You don't see the connection? The summary mentions "hosting", which is obviously a reference to hostess twinkies. Furthermore, the word "freezes" is in the summary title, which could only indicate the process of freezing a hostess twinkie. I mean, what else could these terms mean on a slashdot story?
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Think back to kindergarten: count out two popsicle sticks in one pile, then two sticks in another pile. Now put the piles together, and count out the number of sticks to get the answer.
Interesting... So if one line represents a popsicle stick... /
First Pile \ |
Second Pile |
The piles put together \/||
So, in summary, || + || = \/II
My 20-something daughter just the other day complained about the difficulty of getting the babel fish in your ear!
My problem was always trying to catch the pesky babel fish... I haven't played that in ages... Thank God I don't have to hear the poetry..
How true. Wow.
Home of the land. Free of the brave.
Hmm... maybe something based on the Magnavolt?
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
Whoever said this was an idiot. It is not possible to do the same thing more than once. The very fact that you have done something before will make it a different thing the next time.
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
Whoever said this was an idiot. It is not possible to do the same thing more than once. The very fact that you have done something before will make it a different thing the next time.
This part scared me:
“We were looking for files that slipped through because of gaps in our telemetry or file collection process. And we found that 2 percent of these files existed across 0.003 percent of our customers,” Blackbird said. “The other 94 percent of the samples don't represent what our customers encounter. When we explicitly looked for these files, we could not find them on our customers' machines.”
Personally, I'm not opted-in to the "Microsoft Active Protection Service" portion of MSSE, but nowhere in their terms did I find that they could explicitly look for files on my machine....
Your sentence,
This change is simply trying to remove that insanity.
is offensive to me. Please turn yourself in to the nearest federal penitentiary.
Have a nice day! Best regards,
Your Local Lawmaker
1998 Called?!! Did you WARN them???!
Yeah... I don't recall ever seeing any kind of major exploit with lynx ... ah, good ol' lynx.
Are you sure a 7' device counts as a tablet?
...before the auto exec took over and ruined it...
If you think the auto exec is bad, wait until you see the config sys!
Thanks. I just wasted over a half hour.... and still going
As a psychic , I see the future...
ftfy :)
Hmm.. I thought vi is a text editor and emacs is an operating system... oh well.
I thought "irregardless" meant without disregard to, or actually to simplify it more, "regarding" ...
it's a very nonflawless opinion of mine, though.
AMD generally has faster chips
Perhaps, but at what cost?
Let's just hope it's not a 386 ... :)
From the question description, I think that the person trying to get the source code has not actually obtained a binary form of it yet. Could be wrong, I just didn't read that they actually got a binary anywhere...
I'm all for that! How about elm (or if you want to get real fancy, pine)?
Frankly, I think you people are all nuts
That's okay. We all think you are nuts, too. :)
Are you sure? When my clock broke, the numbers wouldn't light up at all.
10 print "thank you for your input. i will take this suggestion under consideration."
20 goto 10
You don't see the connection? The summary mentions "hosting", which is obviously a reference to hostess twinkies. Furthermore, the word "freezes" is in the summary title, which could only indicate the process of freezing a hostess twinkie. I mean, what else could these terms mean on a slashdot story?