If I can view the process list I will hold down a key and watch for any process activity other than the one I am typing in. If I am not mistaken, a keylogger should float to the top...
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With such a large list of suggestions available, this seems like it would be great for other applications. Think of typing into any textbox and having popular suggestions pop-up. I can see this being useful for many web forms.
In the same way that religions filtered their "secret" information to the public based on what they wanted them to hear; businesses filter their "secrets" to the public through PR.
Unfortunately it turns out that the secrets that both of these organizations were/are keeping were/are insidious.
You mean one can focus on two seperate things without them interfering with one another? So one would need to seperate their religious mind from their scientific mind.
Of course when they show up at your door or sit outside and see if your TV tuner is actively tuned to broadcasted television channels instead of playing the XBOX or watching DVDs then you can expect to get heavily fined and rightfully so.
It won't be so awesome once you been binarated.
Mod parent up...
Exactly. There is no spoon.
You can't assume that some magic elves come to your computer and back up YOUR data while you sleep.
Wait...why not? What the hell did you do to my magic elves?!
Ramen to that...
I assume this is the story behind that picture?
Aren't you worried about calling the boss an idiot reflecting on future job opportunities? [even if you were right...]
Along the same lines...
If I can view the process list I will hold down a key and watch for any process activity other than the one I am typing in. If I am not mistaken, a keylogger should float to the top...
Are the elements heavier than Fe then fused during the supernova?
On the surface this sounds like an insanely good idea, but what of the innards?
I was going to write something critical of the idea of OSH here, but I can't think of anything. All of the principles of FLOSS seem to apply to FLOSH.
Can anyone think of any reason why this wouldn't work?
I am not disputing your claim, but what are some examples of this behaviour (besides the UNIX IE)?
I found a bug. Where do I report it?
That was damned clever.
With such a large list of suggestions available, this seems like it would be great for other applications. Think of typing into any textbox and having popular suggestions pop-up. I can see this being useful for many web forms.
100 Nasas...
By Monday...
Google Joe Hill
I agree with you. It's too risky if even one innocent person dies.
Troll. That is funny too as I have a CS degree.
Good point.
In the same way that religions filtered their "secret" information to the public based on what they wanted them to hear; businesses filter their "secrets" to the public through PR.
Unfortunately it turns out that the secrets that both of these organizations were/are keeping were/are insidious.
Heh. You think that people with CS Degrees know how to code? How cute...
We can't let MythTV fall behind Tivo in this arena.
I propose we band together and write a plugin for MythTV so that the common man can have access to commercials whilst skipping commercials.
Think of it:
"This commercial skipping segment brought to you by McDonalds."
Yeah. I agree. This makes no fucking sense.
You mean one can focus on two seperate things without them interfering with one another? So one would need to seperate their religious mind from their scientific mind.
They should make up a word for this situation.
ni - ee - ni - ni - gel
I disagree. They fork the code, not the people working on the code.
I was under the impression that they checked for the CRT. How are they detecting a tuner?
Of course when they show up at your door or sit outside and see if your TV tuner is actively tuned to broadcasted television channels instead of playing the XBOX or watching DVDs then you can expect to get heavily fined and rightfully so.
What if you have an LCD TV?
Gaim works great on windows too!