1. Take your MacBook and sit it on table
2. Log in to the MacBook with your username and password
3. Turn on "Remote Login" in the "Sharing" system preferences pane if it isn't already on
4. Select your wireless network from the menu in the menubar and enter the password
5. Write down the IP address that you see in the TCP/IP tab of the airport settings on the MacBook. You'll need it later.
6. Take a different computer of yours and connect to the same wireless network and enter the password
7. Bring up a terminal and type in ssh://
8. At the login prompt enter your username and password
9. You're in baby, have a fuckin' field day!!!
Rather than making it a crime to not decrypt encrypted files, they could go the positive incentive route. For example, they could, if Joe Blow unlocks his uncrypted files for them, ensure nothing bad will happen to his kids, such as them being forced to perform sex acts on the chief of police.
The great thing about this is that instead of using a $600 console and paying monthly fees to purchase, download and play Pac Man, you can use a $300 console without paying montly fees to purchase, download and play Pac Man!
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A number of years ago there was a brief trend of clothing that had been shot full of holes. People were selling jeans, t-shirts, jackets, etc, that had been shot with automatic rifles and such. Manufacturers of Windows PCs should try to bring that idea back. Aside from being an cheap and easy way to make a generic case look cool, it will save the buyer's valuable time (and ammunication.)
I was going to put in an obvious voting-machines-put-GW-back-in-office-as-major-sec urity-flaw joke here, but I've since decided, to avoid political fire, to put the question of weather or not to post this joke up for vote. Trust me on this, though: the yeas have it.
The "Final Edition" features a previously unseen clue to Deckard's replicant-ness. It's not that Deckard shoots second, rather that they shoot at the same time. Thus he's got to be a replicant. That plus the glowing penis.
Your Vista system will bluescreen every time you try to launch an application that supports OpenDocument, and all that rebooting is a real time killer. Better to stick with the only four programs Microsoft testers tested on Vista: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and Resume Builder
This gaping hole is intentional, but it wasn't suppose to be released yet. That was a mistake. It's a new Symantec Anti-Virus feature called "Wide Open Front Door". WOFD opens up many large security holes in your system, with the intention of confusing attackers - when a potential attacker finds a system with so many massive, gaping security flaws, they figure their must not be anything interesting inside because if there were the system would certainly be locked down tight. The potential attacker will figure it's not worth the trouble and attack some other system instead.
The money was gone long ago - all I have left is emotional stability, and Microsoft takes a little bit of that away every time I try to get paragraph styles to work right.
I think the fact that this game will offer a choice of control methods is a bad sign. Before the system is even launched they are already planning a way around it, and there can only be one reason for that: the motion sensing remote doesn't work very well in the game. How many other games will have similarly token support for the motion sensing remote? At what point does everyone decide that maybe this motion sensing remote thing was just a gimmick?
Microsoft's thinking is that every swing of the club/bat/racket Wii remote will send a cooling breeze of air over the Xbox 360, ensuring a longer lifespan for it. Of course this logic is flawed because users of the Wii remote will get so infuriated with the voodoo, not quite in sync gameplay of Wii games that they'll throw the Wii remote and nunchaka with great force, likely hitting the Xbox 360 in the process.
The motion sensing controlling sounds fun at first, but I keep coming back to the same problem: while you can swing it like a golf club, there still is no ball sitting there for you to hit. So how do you hit the ball? Is it entirely arbitrary, randomly deciding whether or not you hit it solid, or does it decide that a certain point on the floor is the ball, and you have to try to guess where that might be? And what about height? Did you get the club under the ball? In line with the ball? Above? How does the player know where the end of the club is? If you guess right you hit the ball well, and if you guess wrong, you don't. How long can such voodoo keep you entertained?
Dogs like to sniff dog butts. Perhaps, then, they can detect all the crappy movies the MPAA is making and put them into the "lost pile", along with my luggage.
This kid's life had to have been hell since. Odds are it wasn't exactly gravy before either. Why does any child deserve this kind of public humiliation? We should be genuinely proud of him for not taking another approach that some horribly bullied kids take of late: a shooting rampage and suicide. And you wonder why that type of thing happens. It isn't an accident, folks. They weren't fucked in the head to start with. If you torment a child to the extreme, there's no telling what direction they will go - they are too young for this stuff.
I have two young boys and I worry about what they'll encounter as they go through school. There was nothing funny about this public humiliation. Nothing at all. Everyone reading this thread should be required to rent the film Welcome To The Dollhouse.
Myself, I see Windows not being able to access the Mac OS X partion(s) as a good thing. I can run the occasional windows game without having to worry about all my important files, which will be on the Mac OS X partitions. Limiting Windows' access is a good thing.
Uh, none of those other brands you mention are capable of running OS X. If you don't want to run OS X, you probably aren't going to be buying a Mac. Apple isn't trying to sell Windows PCs and they don't want to compete in that market. They are selling Macs and they want Windows users to switch to Mac OS X. This breaks down some barriers to doing that.
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1. Take your MacBook and sit it on table
2. Log in to the MacBook with your username and password
3. Turn on "Remote Login" in the "Sharing" system preferences pane if it isn't already on
4. Select your wireless network from the menu in the menubar and enter the password
5. Write down the IP address that you see in the TCP/IP tab of the airport settings on the MacBook. You'll need it later.
6. Take a different computer of yours and connect to the same wireless network and enter the password
7. Bring up a terminal and type in ssh://
8. At the login prompt enter your username and password
9. You're in baby, have a fuckin' field day!!!
If Colonel Sanders would open-source those eleven herbs and spices, we could finally know with certainty how many of them are salt.
Rather than making it a crime to not decrypt encrypted files, they could go the positive incentive route. For example, they could, if Joe Blow unlocks his uncrypted files for them, ensure nothing bad will happen to his kids, such as them being forced to perform sex acts on the chief of police.
The great thing about this is that instead of using a $600 console and paying monthly fees to purchase, download and play Pac Man, you can use a $300 console without paying montly fees to purchase, download and play Pac Man!
It actually said, "Studios OK Burning Movie Downloaders".
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11,453 yen was it?
A number of years ago there was a brief trend of clothing that had been shot full of holes. People were selling jeans, t-shirts, jackets, etc, that had been shot with automatic rifles and such. Manufacturers of Windows PCs should try to bring that idea back. Aside from being an cheap and easy way to make a generic case look cool, it will save the buyer's valuable time (and ammunication.)
I was going to put in an obvious voting-machines-put-GW-back-in-office-as-major-sec urity-flaw joke here, but I've since decided, to avoid political fire, to put the question of weather or not to post this joke up for vote. Trust me on this, though: the yeas have it.
They didn't bother to steal the plus-sized, chrome spinny wheels?
The "Final Edition" features a previously unseen clue to Deckard's replicant-ness. It's not that Deckard shoots second, rather that they shoot at the same time. Thus he's got to be a replicant. That plus the glowing penis.
Your Vista system will bluescreen every time you try to launch an application that supports OpenDocument, and all that rebooting is a real time killer. Better to stick with the only four programs Microsoft testers tested on Vista: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and Resume Builder
This gaping hole is intentional, but it wasn't suppose to be released yet. That was a mistake. It's a new Symantec Anti-Virus feature called "Wide Open Front Door". WOFD opens up many large security holes in your system, with the intention of confusing attackers - when a potential attacker finds a system with so many massive, gaping security flaws, they figure their must not be anything interesting inside because if there were the system would certainly be locked down tight. The potential attacker will figure it's not worth the trouble and attack some other system instead.
All images encoded with Windows Media Photo have a blue cast to them
The kid has since beat up an even littler school district
The money was gone long ago - all I have left is emotional stability, and Microsoft takes a little bit of that away every time I try to get paragraph styles to work right.
I think the fact that this game will offer a choice of control methods is a bad sign. Before the system is even launched they are already planning a way around it, and there can only be one reason for that: the motion sensing remote doesn't work very well in the game. How many other games will have similarly token support for the motion sensing remote? At what point does everyone decide that maybe this motion sensing remote thing was just a gimmick?
Microsoft's thinking is that every swing of the club/bat/racket Wii remote will send a cooling breeze of air over the Xbox 360, ensuring a longer lifespan for it. Of course this logic is flawed because users of the Wii remote will get so infuriated with the voodoo, not quite in sync gameplay of Wii games that they'll throw the Wii remote and nunchaka with great force, likely hitting the Xbox 360 in the process.
The motion sensing controlling sounds fun at first, but I keep coming back to the same problem: while you can swing it like a golf club, there still is no ball sitting there for you to hit. So how do you hit the ball? Is it entirely arbitrary, randomly deciding whether or not you hit it solid, or does it decide that a certain point on the floor is the ball, and you have to try to guess where that might be? And what about height? Did you get the club under the ball? In line with the ball? Above? How does the player know where the end of the club is? If you guess right you hit the ball well, and if you guess wrong, you don't. How long can such voodoo keep you entertained?
Dogs like to sniff dog butts. Perhaps, then, they can detect all the crappy movies the MPAA is making and put them into the "lost pile", along with my luggage.
Wee "Wii"?
Bicause "Woo" is taken and wouldn't fit the family nature of Nentindo.
This kid's life had to have been hell since. Odds are it wasn't exactly gravy before either. Why does any child deserve this kind of public humiliation? We should be genuinely proud of him for not taking another approach that some horribly bullied kids take of late: a shooting rampage and suicide. And you wonder why that type of thing happens. It isn't an accident, folks. They weren't fucked in the head to start with. If you torment a child to the extreme, there's no telling what direction they will go - they are too young for this stuff. I have two young boys and I worry about what they'll encounter as they go through school. There was nothing funny about this public humiliation. Nothing at all. Everyone reading this thread should be required to rent the film Welcome To The Dollhouse.
Myself, I see Windows not being able to access the Mac OS X partion(s) as a good thing. I can run the occasional windows game without having to worry about all my important files, which will be on the Mac OS X partitions. Limiting Windows' access is a good thing.
You aren't the target audience. You aren't going to switch to OS X even if the Windows SLA is changed to require you to be castrated.
Uh, none of those other brands you mention are capable of running OS X. If you don't want to run OS X, you probably aren't going to be buying a Mac. Apple isn't trying to sell Windows PCs and they don't want to compete in that market. They are selling Macs and they want Windows users to switch to Mac OS X. This breaks down some barriers to doing that.