with cards, what stops a pissed-off cow-orker from clocking you out several hours early? or simply hiding or destroying your card? ever try to get a replacement card at the start or end of a swing shift when no-one able to issue such things is available?
it's not just illicit clock-ins that screw up the system.
>There's a huge difference. The war on drugs was stupid. The PATRIOT act >is unconstitutional. And, even if the war on drugs violated the >consitution in a few way, it did not take the consitution and use it to >wipe it's own ass, then send it through a shredder and a furnace.
not "even if". the WoD did some serious stomping.
and that's exactly how a slippery slope is implemented. first the little "justifiable" incursions on your rights, then build on that with each successive artfully whipped up faux panic-of-the-moment.
you and the gneration before you were warned repeatedly. but hey, if you are innocent you need not fear your government.
really, they are working for you! now go back to sleep. sweet dreams.
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from the datasheet for viewsonic p815 power consuumption: 180w (typical)
> I have no problem with this, as long as it is in the agreement box, > or they make it clear that it till collect the user data and send > it to the company if the software checks itself to be a crack.
of course a crack may not even present such an agreement box. i kinda like the irony of it:)
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> 300watt power inverters are under $50, > which is more than enough to keep all your lights on, > and a TV, radio, possibly computer+monitor, etc.
assuming the sum of all the above devices and lights is no more than about five 60watt light bulbs...
the only sensible firewall is a physically separate machine. (not some app running under your windows).
anyone who desires real security suddenly has a NAT situation and in violation of the one-machine ISP rules. (one host? 'host' is a loaded term best avoided). and most modern cheap retail router boxes for consumers places them into this situation.
but of course removing the ability for individuals to have real security is a modern day goal anyway.
if checking consistency of TTL is the method, then obviously someone will implement a twittering TTL. (small variances near but not always at 128 say)
does the industry REALLY want to encourage protocol mangling just so they can say you cant run a firewall?
besides making cd/rw the 'new floppy' i would have to insist all the various riaa/mpaa/copyright "taxes" and surcharges be removed from blank media. i REALLY, did i say *REALLY*, resent paying taxes for a presumption of copyright guilt to use hardware that provides no real alternative. (a $50 usb token is not an alternative until
they are $2 per item)
also assumes no coasters are made. myself probably get about 15% screwup rate when burning. because i really dont care to change my ways since blanks really are cheap enuf, i'll probably continue to get a 15% throw-away rate.
they also seem to ignore that it *is* currently legal to make copies for backup/personal use reasons. i certainly dont want my two dogs and the sun on my car's dashboard melting the original copy as regularly as i demolish in-car discs. so, some albums i've copied about 5 times and yet only 1 non-original copy remains of those endeavors. but of course they would prefer to sell me the same thing 5 times...
>stuff gets rewritten, buildings get blown up (ie, WTC) >so they have to cut scenes with them as not to offend people
what seriously offends me is rewriting history and acting as if the WTC never existed. i'd rather see people going out of their way to imortalize and show the WTC at every possible opportunity.
sticking head into sand is NOT respect, it's neurosis.
and no mention of biosphere 2 project?
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http://www.bio2.edu/
a heck of a lot of research and experience was gained here on how to create outdoor self-sustaining environments indoors.
possibly because the mp configuration uses more logic circuits in the chip. more active circuits at a given clock rate equals more heat ? and more strange RF effects. strange RF effects can possibly induce more heat situations by interacting with other chip real estate ?
i'll be honest and say i'm wild guessing. but those of you who yell "its pure bull" have yet to show me your high-RF circuit design credentials...
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take off the
"Lee PressOn Nails" first. please...
a big box o' chockies
:)
I'm a man and I love chocolate.
there... i just outed myself.
(then play games of trying to feed each other the candy
*without using your fingers*
-k
"i'm a chocoholic and it has been 3 days since my last hit"
>Aaaah! This is why that Big Mac I ate the other day tasted funny...
:)
it accidently contained meat
how do you associate a button with an individual employee?
a big list of 732 employee names on the wall, each with
their own button beside it?
with cards, what stops a pissed-off cow-orker from
clocking you out several hours early? or simply hiding
or destroying your card? ever try to get a replacement
card at the start or end of a swing shift when no-one able to
issue such things is available?
it's not just illicit clock-ins that screw up the system.
Did the Gnomes file a brief with
the SEC yet?
isnt 50 million coincidently the same amount the Royal Bank of
Canada had a hand in investing in SCO ?
hell fell from all that dizzying euphoria for having lost weight...
Y ? :)
;]
[perhaps many are too young to get my reference
>There's a huge difference. The war on drugs was stupid. The PATRIOT act >is unconstitutional. And, even if the war on drugs violated the >consitution in a few way, it did not take the consitution and use it to >wipe it's own ass, then send it through a shredder and a furnace.
not "even if". the WoD did some serious stomping.
and that's exactly how a slippery slope is implemented.
first the little "justifiable" incursions on your rights, then
build on that with each successive artfully whipped up
faux panic-of-the-moment.
you and the gneration before you were warned repeatedly. but
hey, if you are innocent you need not fear your government.
really, they are working for you! now go back to sleep.
sweet dreams.
from the datasheet for viewsonic p815
power consuumption: 180w (typical)
okay, not 300, but more than 50
> I have no problem with this, as long as it is in the agreement box,
:)
> or they make it clear that it till collect the user data and send
> it to the company if the software checks itself to be a crack.
of course a crack may not even present such an agreement box.
i kinda like the irony of it
> 300watt power inverters are under $50,
> which is more than enough to keep all your lights on,
> and a TV, radio, possibly computer+monitor, etc.
assuming the sum of all the above devices and lights is no more
than about five 60watt light bulbs...
i bet my monitor alone sucks 300watts (2.5amps?)
-
>Please put penis on scanner to locate pr0n
sorry,
your penis key is of insufficient length
the only sensible firewall is a physically separate
machine. (not some app running under your windows).
anyone who desires real security suddenly has a NAT
situation and in violation of the one-machine ISP
rules. (one host? 'host' is a loaded term best
avoided). and most modern cheap retail router
boxes for consumers places them into this situation.
but of course removing the ability for individuals
to have real security is a modern day goal anyway.
if checking consistency of TTL is the method, then
obviously someone will implement a twittering TTL.
(small variances near but not always at 128 say)
does the industry REALLY want to encourage protocol
mangling just so they can say you cant run a firewall?
>and I oil it daily.
:)
>So tell me now if you don't want to see my penis.
oil it daily??
does it have a chronic squeaking problem?
locks up?
or just rust flakes?
myself runs fine on the regular 5,000 mile lubes.
still waiting for the first one tho...
besides making cd/rw the 'new floppy' i would
have to insist all the various riaa/mpaa/copyright
"taxes" and surcharges be removed from blank media.
i REALLY, did i say *REALLY*, resent paying taxes
for a presumption of copyright guilt to use hardware that provides no real alternative.
(a $50 usb token is not an alternative until
they are $2 per item)
>The Mexican recording industry's ties with
:)
>organized crime should also be considered.
it was.
thus the phrase "Mexico's equivalent of the RIAA..."
also assumes no coasters are made.
myself probably get about 15% screwup rate when burning.
because i really dont care to change my ways since blanks really are cheap enuf, i'll probably
continue to get a 15% throw-away rate.
they also seem to ignore that it *is* currently
legal to make copies for backup/personal use reasons.
i certainly dont want my two dogs and the sun on my car's dashboard
melting the original copy as regularly as i demolish in-car discs. so, some albums i've copied about 5 times
and yet only 1 non-original copy remains of those endeavors.
but of course they would prefer to sell me the same thing 5 times...
obviously time to create a database of
police officers (with pictures) and informants.
and *OF COURSE* those suspected of becoming
police officers or informants.
>stuff gets rewritten, buildings get blown up (ie, WTC)
>so they have to cut scenes with them as not to offend people
what seriously offends me is rewriting history
and acting as if the WTC never existed. i'd rather
see people going out of their way to imortalize and show the WTC at every possible opportunity.
sticking head into sand is NOT respect, it's neurosis.
http://www.bio2.edu/
a heck of a lot of research and experience
was gained here on how to create outdoor
self-sustaining environments indoors.
nice spoiler for those of use who time-shift.
and your lame ass apology just somehow makes
it worse.
did they say the hair would grow back when
:)
you are off the chemo therapy?
did you lose anything else with the steroids?
:)
really,
possibly because the mp configuration uses
more logic circuits in the chip.
more active circuits at a given clock rate
equals more heat ?
and more strange RF effects.
strange RF effects can possibly induce more heat
situations by interacting with other chip
real estate ?
i'll be honest and say i'm wild guessing.
but those of you who yell "its pure bull"
have yet to show me your high-RF circuit
design credentials...