1.) Earn $500, mowing lawns, singing telegrams, or be a cam whore. 2.) Go to apple.com or your closest Apple Store. 3.) Buy said mini mac. 4.) Wait until it's delivered. 5.) PROFIT!!
I'm not denying that he released it, the parent to my post said that the parents couldn't have done anything because he was writing viruses, and they probably wouldn't have known what he was doing, only that he was "learning about computers". I pointed out that he hadn't done anything remotely related to learning about computers.
I doubt his parents would realize he was making a virus even if they were looking.
He used a hex editor to change the name of the virus and put his "handle" in. That's it. He didn't write a variant of the blaster worm, he changed a couple strings in a binary.
Our company has employees in China, and their work requires that they be able to access our corporate systems. So, they've got a VPN connection through the GFC, that VPN connection also includes unfiltered Internet access. From what I'm told by our Network Admin, unfiltered access is something of a status symbol over there.
Only if you distribute your urine to anyone else. If you use your urine for personal use, or just don't distribute it you can keep your derivations private.
[I]f they did, watch your insurance rates skyrocket.
The United States Military provides health-care to its members. So, if they were providing C-legs and the like, then it wouldn't affect any civilian's insurance rates because they are wholly seperate entities. This is much like regular insurance, if you have insurance through company A, and I have insurance through company B, my getting expensive surgery doesn't affect your insurance rates.
I have a counter-proof that shows that physics can make predictions about the state of stamp collecting, but I'm keeping it to myself because I'm going to get rich off from it.:)
We weren't arguing about how the market functions, I was merely pointing out that it is not contradictory to sell a product at two different prices while still being greedy.
You don't understand basic economics. If there exist a pool of people who will buy my product at $X dollars, and a larger pool of people who will buy my product at $X-Y dollars, then if I sell my product to both pools I am increasing my profits. Sure, I could demand that the $X-Y pool pay $X, but they won't because my product isn't worth $X to them. It's worth $X-Y.
It is not a contradiction to say that corporations are greedy and they sell their products more cheaply to those who aren't capable of paying. It's just basic economics.
Yes, and during the summer we throw open the hydrants and wallow and cavort in it. Often during periods of heavy rain the system gets flooded with water and the oil seeps out on the top of the water and we drive through it.
Not that I disagree with you about "fixing" the features... but they don't have to be counted in 24 hours. We just expect them to. They can count them up until the electors go to Congress... whenever that is.
Define statistical anomalies as a feature of our election system instead of bugs, and then sell upgrades to people for them to be able to use the statistical anomalies.
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How to get a mini mac in five easy steps:
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2.) Go to apple.com or your closest Apple Store.
3.) Buy said mini mac.
4.) Wait until it's delivered.
5.) PROFIT!!
He modified strings that were already human readable.
I'm not denying that he released it, the parent to my post said that the parents couldn't have done anything because he was writing viruses, and they probably wouldn't have known what he was doing, only that he was "learning about computers". I pointed out that he hadn't done anything remotely related to learning about computers.
I doubt his parents would realize he was making a virus even if they were looking.
He used a hex editor to change the name of the virus and put his "handle" in. That's it. He didn't write a variant of the blaster worm, he changed a couple strings in a binary.
Our company has employees in China, and their work requires that they be able to access our corporate systems. So, they've got a VPN connection through the GFC, that VPN connection also includes unfiltered Internet access. From what I'm told by our Network Admin, unfiltered access is something of a status symbol over there.
Only if you distribute your urine to anyone else. If you use your urine for personal use, or just don't distribute it you can keep your derivations private.
I disagree:
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2 even shorter words: no power.
It would only work in the First World, which wouldn't help repair your precious environment one bit.
[I]f they did, watch your insurance rates skyrocket.
The United States Military provides health-care to its members. So, if they were providing C-legs and the like, then it wouldn't affect any civilian's insurance rates because they are wholly seperate entities. This is much like regular insurance, if you have insurance through company A, and I have insurance through company B, my getting expensive surgery doesn't affect your insurance rates.
What if you sell out five people you don't know?
I have a counter-proof that shows that physics can make predictions about the state of stamp collecting, but I'm keeping it to myself because I'm going to get rich off from it. :)
Stamp collecting doesn't make predictions about the state of reality.
You can still do that in Firefox, I hit CTRL+L, then type "google search terms" and it searches google.
So... those involved in the sub-orbital X-Prize race didn't develop anything?
We weren't arguing about how the market functions, I was merely pointing out that it is not contradictory to sell a product at two different prices while still being greedy.
You don't understand basic economics. If there exist a pool of people who will buy my product at $X dollars, and a larger pool of people who will buy my product at $X-Y dollars, then if I sell my product to both pools I am increasing my profits. Sure, I could demand that the $X-Y pool pay $X, but they won't because my product isn't worth $X to them. It's worth $X-Y.
It is not a contradiction to say that corporations are greedy and they sell their products more cheaply to those who aren't capable of paying. It's just basic economics.
Yes, and during the summer we throw open the hydrants and wallow and cavort in it. Often during periods of heavy rain the system gets flooded with water and the oil seeps out on the top of the water and we drive through it.
Not that I disagree with you about "fixing" the features... but they don't have to be counted in 24 hours. We just expect them to. They can count them up until the electors go to Congress... whenever that is.
Define statistical anomalies as a feature of our election system instead of bugs, and then sell upgrades to people for them to be able to use the statistical anomalies.
But aside from all that, what have the Romans ever done for us?
'Ey you! Back under your bridge!
Ctrl+L, then type about:config, then enable the typeaheadfind options you use, I don't like links only.
Only a communist would spread disinformation about "terrorists" and "governments"! Report yourself to the nearest Termination Centre at once.
Have a nice day-cycle.
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