I would say Yeager fits because of the age he was when he became famous. In addition to breaking the sound barrier at 24, he was also the first commandant of the USAF Aerospace Research Pilot School at 39.
unless the people running the scans are experts in setting up and configuring nessus for scanning, i wouldn't assume every one of those is a true vulnerability.
The only real solution is near 100% enforcement - either the law will be generally accepted or you'll finally manage to piss off so many people that the law is changed.
That's the perfect solution. I really hate it when people spend all this time and energy to get around laws, to complain about laws, to fight the lawful punishments for those laws, but nothing on getting the laws changed. If this guy's so eager to get the law changed, start a Paypal or something similar to get donations to fund a road study. Take those results (assuming it says the speed should be upped) and a petition signed by voters in the area, and get in front of the city council to get the limit changed. But no, it's easier to buy a domain, setup a website, and whine.
Same thing with the kids in schools where the parents get all huffy when their son or daughter gets suspended for a zero tolerance policy because they took aspirin to school without a note from a doctor. Why didn't they hire a lawyer to fight the rule when it was proposed instead of waiting till their kid gets popped for the offense?
i have multiple clocks in my house, a cell, and a watch. all of them drift differently, so all have different times. while i know my cell is most accurate cause it updates from the cell towers (i'm hoping that's more accurate), i also know my nightstand clock is about 3 minutes ahead. doesn't mean i don't use it, but that i keep in mind that it's off a bit.
however my microwave drifts horribly. i count on it to know approximately what hour it is. anything more and i risk being late.
well, you don't want to fall into the habit of having too many bots. i mean one for telling time, one for making phone calls, one for reading. you want one robot that does it all, and you want it to do it all well. what if you're in an orgy and after awhile everyone's tired and just want to talk about politics? you'll sure be glad you have a "all-in-one" bot instead of wishing you'd brought your "coversationalist bot."
hm. an all-in-one bot at an orgy. may not be the best idea after all.
reminds me of the kid at school who wore religious t-shirts ("jesus, the choice of the last generation" in the style of a pepsi logo). somehow we got on the topic of the upcoming 84 presidential election, and he said his dad was voting against mondale because mondale wanted to allow teachers that were gay. we were in 4th grade. what a role model.
where i work i have several clients that are my primary responsibility. After working for years with a single spiral notebook, i changed over to a 5-subject notebook (actually two). i use each section for a different client, allowing me to keep them all together but not mixing them.
wow, i had a ticket dismissed almost immediately because they'd spelled my name wrong. I didn't even think to ask about it, but mentioned it cause i didn't want the real records showing the wrong name.
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I would say Yeager fits because of the age he was when he became famous. In addition to breaking the sound barrier at 24, he was also the first commandant of the USAF Aerospace Research Pilot School at 39.
but when you finally get rich, your maid won't speak latin...
pfft. good luck finding them. that mr. lee hasn't been to his laundry in ages.
unless the people running the scans are experts in setting up and configuring nessus for scanning, i wouldn't assume every one of those is a true vulnerability.
wow. i just pictured one of these made into a pool cue stick.
that extension is dead.
The only real solution is near 100% enforcement - either the law will be generally accepted or you'll finally manage to piss off so many people that the law is changed.
That's the perfect solution. I really hate it when people spend all this time and energy to get around laws, to complain about laws, to fight the lawful punishments for those laws, but nothing on getting the laws changed. If this guy's so eager to get the law changed, start a Paypal or something similar to get donations to fund a road study. Take those results (assuming it says the speed should be upped) and a petition signed by voters in the area, and get in front of the city council to get the limit changed. But no, it's easier to buy a domain, setup a website, and whine.
Same thing with the kids in schools where the parents get all huffy when their son or daughter gets suspended for a zero tolerance policy because they took aspirin to school without a note from a doctor. Why didn't they hire a lawyer to fight the rule when it was proposed instead of waiting till their kid gets popped for the offense?
i have multiple clocks in my house, a cell, and a watch. all of them drift differently, so all have different times. while i know my cell is most accurate cause it updates from the cell towers (i'm hoping that's more accurate), i also know my nightstand clock is about 3 minutes ahead. doesn't mean i don't use it, but that i keep in mind that it's off a bit.
however my microwave drifts horribly. i count on it to know approximately what hour it is. anything more and i risk being late.
perfect, now all my trojan has to do is rename itself to any critical microsoft file.
c'mon, i compared a lego kit with nearly the same specs as a megabloks kit, and it was twice the price.
plus, there's no halo lego kits...
i don't think they'll be able to disassemble, they used a proprietary torx-type screw. *that*'ll stop 'em!
I like the Halo kits.
i doubt it. those germans never were any good at engineering.
well, you don't want to fall into the habit of having too many bots. i mean one for telling time, one for making phone calls, one for reading. you want one robot that does it all, and you want it to do it all well. what if you're in an orgy and after awhile everyone's tired and just want to talk about politics? you'll sure be glad you have a "all-in-one" bot instead of wishing you'd brought your "coversationalist bot."
hm. an all-in-one bot at an orgy. may not be the best idea after all.
reminds me of the kid at school who wore religious t-shirts ("jesus, the choice of the last generation" in the style of a pepsi logo). somehow we got on the topic of the upcoming 84 presidential election, and he said his dad was voting against mondale because mondale wanted to allow teachers that were gay. we were in 4th grade. what a role model.
where i work i have several clients that are my primary responsibility. After working for years with a single spiral notebook, i changed over to a 5-subject notebook (actually two). i use each section for a different client, allowing me to keep them all together but not mixing them.
i get woken up that often. typically though it's someone *thinking* it's something i (or my team) broke. still gets you woken up.
spews crap like bukkake all over
hey, lets not get our fetishes mixed up here..one of those is just wrong, the other one is hot!
wow, i had a ticket dismissed almost immediately because they'd spelled my name wrong. I didn't even think to ask about it, but mentioned it cause i didn't want the real records showing the wrong name.
no one's suggested K.I.T.T.'s sound effect?
in the original Ripley shot first.
heh. you work for symantec? that's how SAV works...
what is this "parallel port" you speak of?
That's Assistant to the Fry Chef.
that's why when the temp gets close to freezing i like to live bitorrent trickling.