I for one, welcome our new digital signature questioning overlords.
Only old Koreans don't question digital signatures.
In Soviet Russa, digital signatures question you!
How can I know if those are Natalie Porman's grits, if they aren't digitally signed?
You forgot "imagine a beowulf cluster of signed articles."
I for one, welcome our new digital signature questioning overlords.
Only old Koreans don't question digital signatures.
In Soviet Russia, digital signatures question you!
How can I know if those are Natalie Porman's grits, if they aren't digitally signed?
Is the Mozilla suite no longer at the forefront of browser technology, long surpassed by Firefox and Thunderbird? Will we ever see a Mozilla suite composed of Firefox and Thunderbird to keep it all simple? What are your reasons for running the old standby suite over the Firefox/Thunderbird combo?
Could this writeup be any more inflamamtory? Maybe you should throw in some jabs at various operating systems, programming languages, and desktop environments. I mean seriously, it's like you're trying to create a flamewar of screeching monkeys.
I had read a number of times conjecture that some of the terrorists flying the planes weren't very good with the advanced avionics and instead relied on simple GPS destination mapping.
I've never heard that. Any references? This would be interesting if true.
Because the CDs would probably consist of nothing but zydeco and klezmer music -- with a special interlude by the amateur bagpipe band!
I was in New Orleans this past weekend and got a chance to experience zydeco music first-hand. It was pretty good, actually, in a less-culturally-refined-than-NASCAR kind of way.
Its impossible to gain 40 lbs if you ate constantly for 30 days.
1 lb of fat = 3500 calories.
Most humans use up about 2000 calories a day.
So, you need 40 lbs * 3500 calories = 140,000 extra calories over 30 days = 4667 additional calories a day (above your 2000 or so needed), so let's say 6667 calories a day.
Except for your minions will be quadrapelegic, or paralized.
Well, I was thinking of using my mind-control caps on able-bodied humans, but a legion of handi-capable(tm) evil minions would be kinda funny. Plus, nobody really expects the dude in a wheelchair to have an AK-47, or a Steven Hawkings look-a-like to be a suicide bomber. For added effect, I'd make sure that they all have speech impediments.
Elections in the U.S. are required to be secret, to prevent vote-selling, among other things. It's also illegal to force people to present credentials to vote - because, among other things, this was used to prevent black people from voting in the South during the heyday of Jim Crow laws.
Just get yourself the WeatherFox extension for Mozilla Firefox to use instead. That way not only is the code of it free (as in beer and freedom), but also the updates come from the Weather Channel and not the Weather Channel rejects that end up working for WeatherBug.
Because during the Cold War, if anyone had tried, the Soviet Union would have defended them. By the time the Soviet Union fell, it was, and still is, too dangerous for anyone to try. Plus, there's a pretty good chance that China would defend now.
China has indicated more than once that if anyone is to smack North Korea down, it's going to be China - and only China - and everyone else better stay away.
Look at a map and you'll see why they'd be nervous about anyone coming to "liberate" North Korea: liberators usually establish bases in the newly freed country, and North Korea would provide a valuable land base to attack SE China with (versus attacking from air, sea, or Russia)
How do you get hired to proofread? I love to read and am pretty sure that I can catch a lot of errors. Do they send you a test manuscript to see how many errors you can detect? Thanks for indulging my curiosity.
I've used Sprint with both a Samsung 8500 and now a Samsung A500 and a Linux laptop. Just get a data cable. Linux sees it as a standard ACM USB modem (driver built into the kernel), just dial #777 and use PPP. Speed is.. well, 115k at 80mph isn't bad.:)
Get their Vision plan, and you have unlimited data for $15/month. Just don't go crazy; there have been reports of people having their line disconnected because they were using data 24/7.
Of course, Sprint won't tell you about this; they want to sell you a connection card and the extra phone line.
As for reception it's simple: if you're near an interstate, it's great. If you're not, NO SOUP FOR YOU.
Ehm, as you say "it busts NAT like it wasn't even there" and that means that it *is* point-to-point (if at all possible). So why the self-contradiction?
The voice is point-to-point; the signalling and control channels are P2P (bouncing off other hosts) to get around NAT.
Interstate commerce includes not merely the act of an interstate commercial transaction, but also the vehicles by which it might occur, entities engaged in it, the goods in motion, etc.
Odd. I don't see that expansion anywhere in the Constitution. Are you making that up?
The Supreme Court has consistently ruled that just about anything that has to do with interstate commerce - even by the most contorted logic - counts as something that Congress can legislate under the commerce clause.
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Only old Koreans don't question digital signatures.
In Soviet Russa, digital signatures question you!
How can I know if those are Natalie Porman's grits, if they aren't digitally signed?
You forgot "imagine a beowulf cluster of signed articles."
Netcraft confirms it, I need to read up on my Slashdot trolling phenomena, you insensitive clod!
Yes. Hey, it could be worse:
I for one, welcome our new digital signature questioning overlords.
Only old Koreans don't question digital signatures.
In Soviet Russia, digital signatures question you!
How can I know if those are Natalie Porman's grits, if they aren't digitally signed?
Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Geo(a subdivison of Chevy), Saturn (GM), Lexus (Toyota), Kia, Scion (Toyota).
Revised: Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Kia.
Apparently it's all too easy for the 800lb gorillas to make people think they're small startups by making a new subdivision with a new name.
Could this writeup be any more inflamamtory? Maybe you should throw in some jabs at various operating systems, programming languages, and desktop environments. I mean seriously, it's like you're trying to create a flamewar of screeching monkeys.
Reference Jon Stewart's "You're Hurting America" appearance on Crossfire
It was Indiana. The reference you cite is talking about a hoax; Indiana actually did present a bill.
supports tabs and a visual layout closer to the original page. Plus, http autentification, making it superior to links.
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I've never heard that. Any references? This would be interesting if true.
There is land that can't be used for housing that can be used for wind energy. You can even locate them in the ocean
In soviet Russia, only old koreans use hot grits to measure libraries of congress!
Hmm, needs "Natalite Portman", although I suppose that's implied by "hot grits"..
I was in New Orleans this past weekend and got a chance to experience zydeco music first-hand. It was pretty good, actually, in a less-culturally-refined-than-NASCAR kind of way.
1 lb of fat = 3500 calories.
Most humans use up about 2000 calories a day.
So, you need 40 lbs * 3500 calories = 140,000 extra calories over 30 days = 4667 additional calories a day (above your 2000 or so needed), so let's say 6667 calories a day.
Using their nutrition table, let's pick:
Breakfast:
- Deluxe Breakfast 1220 calories
- Vanilla Triple Thick® Shake (32 fl oz cup) 1110 calories
Lunch:- Double Quarter Pounder® with Cheese 730 calories
- Another Double Quarter Pounder® with Cheese 730 calories
- Vanilla Triple Thick® Shake (32 fl oz cup) 1110 calories
Dinner: same as lunchTotal: 7470 calories a day, for a total gain of 46.8 lbs.
So it is possible.
Blegh, I feel sick.
Well, I was thinking of using my mind-control caps on able-bodied humans, but a legion of handi-capable(tm) evil minions would be kinda funny. Plus, nobody really expects the dude in a wheelchair to have an AK-47, or a Steven Hawkings look-a-like to be a suicide bomber. For added effect, I'd make sure that they all have speech impediments.
"Thstick 'em up, thith ith a wobbewy!"
.. now get cracking on the bi-directional interface. I need my legion of computer-controlled human drones to do my evil bidding!
Robots and sharks with lasers on their heads can't do everything, you know.
I love your signature. Where's it from?
Elections in the U.S. are required to be secret, to prevent vote-selling, among other things. It's also illegal to force people to present credentials to vote - because, among other things, this was used to prevent black people from voting in the South during the heyday of Jim Crow laws.
Are they searching for aliens with this satellite?
Here's a link: http://forecastfox.mozdev.org/
China has indicated more than once that if anyone is to smack North Korea down, it's going to be China - and only China - and everyone else better stay away.
Look at a map and you'll see why they'd be nervous about anyone coming to "liberate" North Korea: liberators usually establish bases in the newly freed country, and North Korea would provide a valuable land base to attack SE China with (versus attacking from air, sea, or Russia)
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Get their Vision plan, and you have unlimited data for $15/month. Just don't go crazy; there have been reports of people having their line disconnected because they were using data 24/7.
Of course, Sprint won't tell you about this; they want to sell you a connection card and the extra phone line.
As for reception it's simple: if you're near an interstate, it's great. If you're not, NO SOUP FOR YOU.
See this link on Slashdot trolling phenomena.
Be prepared for even more "eeeeww"s!
Because they make money off every game sold, by licensing access to the SDKs and whatnot.
That's why they want more games - they get more revenue. Homebrew games normally don't make them money.
Um, no, it's built into the Advanced Networking Pack for Windows XP - which is not installed by default.
The voice is point-to-point; the signalling and control channels are P2P (bouncing off other hosts) to get around NAT.
Odd. I don't see that expansion anywhere in the Constitution. Are you making that up?
No, the Supreme Court has. See http://www.landmarkcases.org/gibbons/power.html, or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commerce_clause, or just google for "Interstate Commerce Clause Expansion".
The Supreme Court has consistently ruled that just about anything that has to do with interstate commerce - even by the most contorted logic - counts as something that Congress can legislate under the commerce clause.