Up in Canada we know a thing or two about snow. Hey we do all live in igloos up here, don't you know;)
The problem is we sub-contracted most of the snow removal jobs to the lowest bidder. Yup you guessed it, the lowest bidder was Jeff and Ackbar's shovel your driveway/interstate business.
A few winters ago, I was driving through a major snowstorm with about 8-10 inches of snow on the highway. I drove for over 150 kilometers and saw only one snowplow. And guess what he was doing?
He was parked on the side of the road drinking a coffee and taking a really long break. How do I know this? That was the funniest part, the snow was just as deep infront of him as it was behind him. He must have been sitting there quite awhile.
In addition, the FAT file system licensing package includes rights to FAT file system innovations for which Microsoft has filed a claim for a patent that the U.S. Patent Office has not yet granted.
In addition, the FAT file system licensing package includes rights to FAT file system innovations for which Microsoft has filed a claim for a patent that the U.S. Patent Office has not yet granted.
I am however glad to see that they took precautions.
Now consider what would happen if the Windows update service was compromized and hackers managed to get past Microsoft's tight security.
These update servers could be used for WMD's (Windows Massive Disruptions)...
I believe that technically it takes at least two people to slashdot a site. If a single person could slashdot a site then... well... it wouldn't be a site now would it.
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The name IQUE is Chinese for standing in line as in "I Queue!" sort of like "All your base are belong to us"
Sounds like Data and Tasha Yar are at it again...
TANSTAAFL /tan'stah-fl/ [acronym, from Robert Heinlein's classic "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress".] "There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch",
The Tandy was not that sensational - cause I never heard of it either...
Just the hardware and perhaps BIOS code. You can install Linux on just about any hardware these days...
Gateway? I wish! - Packard Bell
For my 2 bit computer to make the list...
According to Steve Ballmer anyway.
The problem is we sub-contracted most of the snow removal jobs to the lowest bidder. Yup you guessed it, the lowest bidder was Jeff and Ackbar's shovel your driveway/interstate business.
A few winters ago, I was driving through a major snowstorm with about 8-10 inches of snow on the highway. I drove for over 150 kilometers and saw only one snowplow. And guess what he was doing?
He was parked on the side of the road drinking a coffee and taking a really long break. How do I know this? That was the funniest part, the snow was just as deep infront of him as it was behind him. He must have been sitting there quite awhile.
Wouldn't that be considered breaking the DMCA?
I wasn't trying to be funny, I was serious. It is however funny that you thought, that I thought, that it was funny....
Microsoft forgot one....
Future Royalties!
How is Microsoft going to know what format the device is in without breaking the DMCA?
Don't use GAAAAH! in your subject line dude! it is much too close to GNAA and you could be moderated to oblivion....
Now consider what would happen if the Windows update service was compromized and hackers managed to get past Microsoft's tight security. These update servers could be used for WMD's (Windows Massive Disruptions)...
A Ph.D. who is a co-founder of Foresight.... can't be wrong...
Will there be an "Open" mike to sing it?
Actually my password is... wait for it.... My:Hz =)
I believe that technically it takes at least two people to slashdot a site. If a single person could slashdot a site then... well... it wouldn't be a site now would it.
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I think the patent had expired...
That diamonds are forever....
You said Uranus... Heh Heh Heh...
A Mandrake is a plant - and plants don't normally move. But I guess it is a "live" CD...