read about and _understand_ his work! a) its the awesome part anyhow b) considering his seemingly unending love for advances science, it would be only logical to conclude he would prefer people learning about his work than about "himself" (as in: cheap talk).
Real trolling requires witt and while infuriating the target should cause generally great laugther (eg. by seemingly playing along and letting the target run into a self-built wall). Threats are just a hate crime and should be procesuted.
I prefer my cherries: g80 with blues at home, mx board 3.0 with browns (because I dont want to drive my coworkers mad) at work. Esp. if you compare price/value.
If recreation for you is driving a gas guzzler cross-country while "turning on both heating and air conditioning", then yes. On the other hand, for most people recreation involves relaxing activities which have somewhere between a low or even negative carbon footprint (like gardening).
not really... simple rule: one password for stuff you dont care about, custom and secure passwords for stuff you do care about. Every kid understands that much.
I think in California you have enough sun to put a solar charger up. After all thats when electric cars really start to pay, when you dont have to use grid power but can generate your own.
I am still astonished that biologist seemingly mostly are like "jeah, that somehow looks like a bird, lets put it in the same tree" instead of rigorously DNA-testing the shit out of everything.
Seriously, most of systemd debate seems to be driven by FUD and being scared of new stuff. Like "we can't run our old init scripts any more" (which is wrong)... jeah, but nobody is gonna miss your unreadable bash-crap anyhow!
less about programming-language-x and more about processes and stuff like collaboration and version control. Imho people should learn that asap, preferably even before they start developing "more serious stuff" (i.e. anything more than "hello world").
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read about and _understand_ his work!
a) its the awesome part anyhow
b) considering his seemingly unending love for advances science, it would be only logical to conclude he would prefer people learning about his work than about "himself" (as in: cheap talk).
Real trolling requires witt and while infuriating the target should cause generally great laugther (eg. by seemingly playing along and letting the target run into a self-built wall). Threats are just a hate crime and should be procesuted.
I prefer my cherries: g80 with blues at home, mx board 3.0 with browns (because I dont want to drive my coworkers mad) at work. Esp. if you compare price/value.
If recreation for you is driving a gas guzzler cross-country while "turning on both heating and air conditioning", then yes. On the other hand, for most people recreation involves relaxing activities which have somewhere between a low or even negative carbon footprint (like gardening).
cant predict everything correctly ;)
considering how much the UK loves America and that they want to leave the EU, the map from 1984 is not so far away any more ;)
and the year before.
not really ... simple rule: one password for stuff you dont care about, custom and secure passwords for stuff you do care about. Every kid understands that much.
I mean thats the obvious question ... if all an attacker can do is read some textbooks then I don't give crap about how secure the password is.
you mean it _bundles_ the suns radiation, thats slightly different from increasing the output ;)
I was thinking about the epic ego platform shooter based on Goldsrc
because science is a concept.
the people conducting what they call science are the problem.
I think in California you have enough sun to put a solar charger up. After all thats when electric cars really start to pay, when you dont have to use grid power but can generate your own.
go educate yourself you ignorant fools!
I am still astonished that biologist seemingly mostly are like "jeah, that somehow looks like a bird, lets put it in the same tree" instead of rigorously DNA-testing the shit out of everything.
> Like DRM? :D
argh, thats what I wanted to post
it wont help you shit in how to design the thing you want to build.
Seriously, most of systemd debate seems to be driven by FUD and being scared of new stuff. Like "we can't run our old init scripts any more" (which is wrong) ... jeah, but nobody is gonna miss your unreadable bash-crap anyhow!
countries with stricter gun laws have fewer gun-related deaths.
seriously, making a spinning station can't be _that_ hard.
same, the biggest recorded quake n my area (somewhere in europe) was somewhere around 5 and that was a comfy 30km off...
All of these are feature requests.
less about programming-language-x and more about processes and stuff like collaboration and version control. Imho people should learn that asap, preferably even before they start developing "more serious stuff" (i.e. anything more than "hello world").
I remember people successfully demonstrating tricking those things since they were first released.
exactly. ty for that link, thats what I was thinking about in the back of my head. also wtf downvoted this and for what reason?