"Those who gave counsel to build the tower, for they whom thou seest drove forth multitudes of both men and women, to make bricks; among whom, a woman making bricks was not allowed to be released in the hour of child-birth, but brought forth while she was making bricks, and carried her child in her apron, and continued to make bricks. And the Lord appeared to them and confused their speech..."
Jesus Christ, there should be a limit to paranoia. They are obviously talking about ownership in the context of the filesystem. Ie. file X is owned by user ID 1
One Bitcoin is divisible down to eight decimal places. There are really 2,099,999,997,690,000 (just over 2 quadrillion) maximum possible atomic units in the bitcoin design.
The value of "1 BTC" represents 100,000,000 of these. In other words, each is divisible by up to 10^8.
As the value of the unit of 1 BTC grows too large to be useful for day to day transactions, people can start dealing in smaller units, such as milli-bitcoins (mBTC) or micro-bitcoins (μBTC).
Slashdot Mirror
"Slashdot is unusable without noscript."
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He's probably referring to this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_of_Babel#Greek_Apocalypse_of_Baruch
"Those who gave counsel to build the tower, for they whom thou seest drove forth multitudes of both men and women, to make bricks; among whom, a woman making bricks was not allowed to be released in the hour of child-birth, but brought forth while she was making bricks, and carried her child in her apron, and continued to make bricks. And the Lord appeared to them and confused their speech..."
> It's safe because only someone with root access can access it.
Just like anyone with your wallet can access all of your credit cards.
"Stores Card Data In Plain Text"
isn't quite the same thing as
"suggest that the data stored in plain text might be sufficient to allow social engineering to obtain a credit card number"
They could have been looking for IP addresses to send DMCA notices to.
Driving is a separate action from drinking or taking drugs.
Anyway, Google and others are working on driverless cars. Hopefully the problem will resolve itself.
"So it looks like this index is a load of crap."
Or maybe they don't have the resources to connect to every single torrent tracker in existence?
It had a correct listing for something I downloaded two weeks ago.
It's all in your head.
The right to have control over your own body.
Oh yeah, I heard about that one mac virus, and that other virus for Linux
What other operating system has viruses?
Which is exactly what he said after that sentence.
huh huh, huh huh
I laughed.
Oh, wow. 99 whole dollars. That sure is a lot of money, you might have to work almost a whole day to make that.
Jesus Christ, there should be a limit to paranoia. They are obviously talking about ownership in the context of the filesystem. Ie. file X is owned by user ID 1
That's not a troll, it's flamebait.
Confirmed for not paying attention.
He already knows they support 802.11n, he's asking which router is the best one.
Note that English is the submitter's third language, so let's just put all the blame on the editors. (Where it should go anyway).
" Nobody expected water to enter the basement."
Yeah, who knew water flowed downhill?
"You can't just build a bigger wall to avoid tsunami."
I'm not going to use my mod points in this thread, because there is no "-1, Retarded"
And that has nothing to do with what the parent post was talking about.
From the bitcoin wiki:
One Bitcoin is divisible down to eight decimal places. There are really 2,099,999,997,690,000 (just over 2 quadrillion) maximum possible atomic units in the bitcoin design.
The value of "1 BTC" represents 100,000,000 of these. In other words, each is divisible by up to 10^8.
As the value of the unit of 1 BTC grows too large to be useful for day to day transactions, people can start dealing in smaller units, such as milli-bitcoins (mBTC) or micro-bitcoins (μBTC).
PXE boot worked for me just fine when I tried it.
That only works if there is more than one product to choose from.