Check!
Superman decal?
Check!
After I finish modding my old laptop and install mIRC, I just need to keep the hard drive away from kryptonite, and I'll be the coolest kid in #comics!
Your first example is bogus. Look it up. The second example is almost right. It was some copiers supplied to the Soviet Embassy that contained secret cameras, and the techs were in no danger at all.
$5 per PC/yr, less in volume. At >100 it goes down to $2/yr.
A bit of a clunky interface, but the users will never have to bother with it. Set it to auto-update from a server (which updates from f-prot), tell it to mail you when a virus hits the real-time scanner. Simple, cheap, fast, and effective. The updater and real-time scanner take less than 1MB memory.
Try the free trial, keep the (free) DOS scanner on a bootable CD with your tools, even if you don't buy the GUI version.
Wasn't there a Dr. Martin Arrowsmith doing a study on the efficacy phages in the treatment of bubonic plague sometime back in the 1920s? What was the result of that?
Will I get modded down for the joke, by illiterates? We'll see.
"As the load on the hosts supporting NTP primary (stratum 1) time service is heavy and always increasing, clients should avoid using the primary servers whenever possible."
Just because NIST is being nice about it doesn't mean MS has to include it as a choice.
This was the single most painful event in the long Red Sox win drought. I was watching that day, and a simple fielding error by Bill Buckner, his failure to stop a ball hit between his legs, seemed to cause the Red Sox to lose their spirit, and go on to lose that game AND the next one to lose the Series.
It RUINED Buckner's life, although the rest of the team bore responsibility too, for not fighting back. Eventually Buckner had to move from Boston, because of abuse by fans, and then to Canada, to try to escape the taunts he heard every day.
But one day, it became too much for him, and suicide seemed to be his only option. On a street in downtown Toronto, he stepped in front of a bus.
Election commissioner notices an irregularity in the memory of some voting machines, from whom the owner of the manufacturing company has very clear partisan leanings.
You guys are going to have to start killing those mullahs running things there. I recommend you start texting each other to get flash mobs at all the major TV and radio staions, and another huge mob wherever those mullahs meet. Rush the mullahs and stone them. You know it has to be done if things are going to change.
Good luck. If you succeed, the French will finish up that nuclear power plant. Count on it.
It looks like you are not familiar with what conspiracy is used for in the legal system of the U.S. government. The fact that there are no other charges should make you pause. Here's a clue:
Here's a clue for YOU. The guy is a British subject, and was arrested and charged in the United Kingdom.
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Check! Superman decal? Check! After I finish modding my old laptop and install mIRC, I just need to keep the hard drive away from kryptonite, and I'll be the coolest kid in #comics!
Try this instead.
http://www.snopes.com/legal/privacy.htm
Click, and IE downloads the 30MB avi.
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http://vp.video.google.com/videodownload?version=
Your first example is bogus. Look it up.
The second example is almost right. It was some copiers supplied to the Soviet Embassy that contained secret cameras, and the techs were in no danger at all.
http://www.f-prot.com/
$5 per PC/yr, less in volume. At >100 it goes down to $2/yr.
A bit of a clunky interface, but the users will never have to bother with it. Set it to auto-update from a server (which updates from f-prot), tell it to mail you when a virus hits the real-time scanner. Simple, cheap, fast, and effective. The updater and real-time scanner take less than 1MB memory.
Try the free trial, keep the (free) DOS scanner on a bootable CD with your tools, even if you don't buy the GUI version.
Sadly, there's almost no research on this topic.
Wasn't there a Dr. Martin Arrowsmith doing a study on the efficacy phages in the treatment of bubonic plague sometime back in the 1920s? What was the result of that?
Will I get modded down for the joke, by illiterates? We'll see.
"I heard a story..."
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This one?
http://decisions.fct-cf.gc.ca/fct/2002/2002fca309
The farmer most certainly knowingly violated the patent. Whether you think patents are good things is another matter.
You're safe:
The one-l lama,
He's a priest.
The two-l llama,
He's a beast.
And I will bet
A silk pajama
There isn't any
Three-l lllama.*
-- Ogden Nash
*The author's attention has been called to a type of conflagration known
as a three-alarmer. Pooh.
time.nist.gov is a Stratum 1 server, it is poor internettiquette to use it for trivial (end-user) reasons.
e Servers
http://ntp.isc.org/bin/view/Servers/StratumOneTim
"As the load on the hosts supporting NTP primary (stratum 1) time service is heavy and always increasing, clients should avoid using the primary servers whenever possible."
Just because NIST is being nice about it doesn't mean MS has to include it as a choice.
The "Internet Time" tab on the date/time systray control lets you sync with time.nist.gov which is not supposed to be used by clients.
Sorry, had to say it.
SOMEONE CUT IT OUT OF YOU!!!
Thanks, but I'll stick to the flat metal thing with the notches cut into it.
You mean, at an event, where, every year, a comedian makes fun of the President, A COMEDIAN MADE FUN OF THE PRESIDENT?
Wow. That's hot. Er, I meant SHOCKING! Yes, SHOCKING!
Go look at the Clinton/Monica years, you mindless droids. It's SHOCKING!
This was the single most painful event in the long Red Sox win drought. I was watching that day, and a simple fielding error by Bill Buckner, his failure to stop a ball hit between his legs, seemed to cause the Red Sox to lose their spirit, and go on to lose that game AND the next one to lose the Series.
It RUINED Buckner's life, although the rest of the team bore responsibility too, for not fighting back. Eventually Buckner had to move from Boston, because of abuse by fans, and then to Canada, to try to escape the taunts he heard every day.
But one day, it became too much for him, and suicide seemed to be his only option. On a street in downtown Toronto, he stepped in front of a bus.
It went through his legs.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2006/04/20 060419-5.html
I suppose it's too much to ask that slashdotters actually read it. But I can always hope.
Who are they?
Thanks for the tip! this will go great with my DVD rewinding service!
Man, I wish I had known about your service BEFORE I got hit with the $2 charge at the video store...
Why the hell didn't they investigate BEFORE I watched Speed Racer and Gigantor?!?
I've been scarred for life!
It's covered with Defcon stickers.
How long before a story is posted with the summary "Title says it all!"?
Domeone modded my comment flamebait. Well, I meant it.
#include thatjeffersonquoteaboutthetreeofliberty
Fuck the mullah-mods!
Election commissioner notices an irregularity in the memory of some voting machines, from whom the owner of the manufacturing company has very clear partisan leanings.
You meant the former CEO.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wally_O'Dell
I doubt he has much pull at Diebold now.
The $40k is for the booze and the hookers. The techs will have to gamble with their own money, though.
You guys are going to have to start killing those mullahs running things there. I recommend you start texting each other to get flash mobs at all the major TV and radio staions, and another huge mob wherever those mullahs meet. Rush the mullahs and stone them. You know it has to be done if things are going to change.
Good luck. If you succeed, the French will finish up that nuclear power plant. Count on it.
It looks like you are not familiar with what conspiracy is used for in the legal system of the U.S. government. The fact that there are no other charges should make you pause. Here's a clue:
Here's a clue for YOU. The guy is a British subject, and was arrested and charged in the United Kingdom.
So why are you quoting US law?