i think it was wired that actually tracked some of the spam sent to a hotmail account they setup for that reason. a good percentage of the email from addresses had either been closed or never responded to requests for more information. attempts to visit most websites listed in the emails resulted in websites that had been shutdown or pushed you to use the phone to contact them..
if you're willing to do something in the interim, my wife's grandmother had a plastic coated sheet of paper she used when she was in the hospital and couldn't talk. It was divided into grids and had pics and words for common phrases such as "i'm tired", "i'm hungry", "it hurts.. (then a drawing of the human body for her to point to)", "i'm thirsty", lots of others. they actually had it at the hospital, but it would be easy to make one up. maybe several with different sets of phrases even..
i know when i code an evil script i know beforehand what it's supposed to do, i don't have to bother with "command line options", i just make the script do it in the first place..;-)
in the movie, "The Score" with Edward Norton, he sets his laptop up to do some diabolical deed, then checks his watch before he hits the enter key, and starts his evil script.
i think i read an article a year or two ago that said you had to not login to your hotmail account, AND get no email to it for more than a certain amount of time. if you don't login, the account will be disabled, but still around. if you don't login but still get email, the account would be disabled for your access, but people wouldn't get a bounce message, you just wouldn't be able to check it..
but your dog can't lick butt while burning burgers can he?
most judges will require that all butt licking be done either on legitimate courtroom breaks or while deliberating. otherwise the defense attorney might complain that his butt licking is a statement to the defendent saying "kiss my ass, you're guilty!"
"Click Here To Accept Your Life's Conditions: [Agree] [Disagree]"
(it's greyed out, like the microsoft patch i applied that said "you need to reboot your computer for the changes to take effect" and had two buttons, one to reboot now, one to reboot later. the reboot later was greyed out...)
kinda cool though, my wife's grandparents live in a retirement center and one of the channels they get piped in this way is the feed from the video camera at the front gate. of course even i had trouble making out the different cars coming in, but it's something...
what if the DSL provider installed the modem for you? is it then their responsibility to change the password? how about to at least prompt you to change it, maybe verify before they leave that you've changed it?
but i know lots of techs who do know their stuff, but don't have certs, and in a job interview, i'm going to look more for the canidate who is able to demonstrate their knowledge through questions and answers, then the person who says, "i know all this, i have my A+, my MCSE, why are you asking me these questions?".
4. behind the scenes - these are mostly a complete waste of time in that they are a 24 minute advertisement for the movie with all of the actors just cheerleading how good the film is.
try a behind the scenes for an older movie. Pink Floyd The Wall features a behind the scenes segment filmed before the MTV style of camera shots. It was actually quite interesting and wasn't an ad for the movie, instead it really took you into the production of the movie.
i know when i need to look busy i have more than one window to ALT-TAB to. that way when someone walks in, they see me going back and forth between a few different screens, all of them with work-related stuff, instead of me just hitting ALT-TAB and sitting there..
try a montessori school. based on the principle that kids learn best at their own pace. i loved it, worked great. at age 5 i was doing 6th grade level work in some instances.
most of the reason i fell asleep is we picked a late night showing that started at 10:30 or so...i'm usually in bed by 11pm. i'd love to watch it again, its just hard to find 3+ hours of time to do it in.
i've been wanting to buy AI on DVD, but i don't know where i'd find the time to watch it, mutch less the extras..i nearly fell asleep late in the movie when i watched it in the theater.
RS employees aren't supposed to sell to a customer if they suspect that the products will be used illegally
i think he bought the parts from several different stores (i know i've never been able to find ALL the right parts at only one store..) so his purchases probably didn't seem too suspicious..
Slashdot Mirror
sure.
i'd make *sure*.
egads, i wasn't this bad ten years ago...
I'd make dure it was a registered letter, something to prove that it indeed arrived there.
i think it was wired that actually tracked some of the spam sent to a hotmail account they setup for that reason. a good percentage of the email from addresses had either been closed or never responded to requests for more information. attempts to visit most websites listed in the emails resulted in websites that had been shutdown or pushed you to use the phone to contact them..
if you're willing to do something in the interim, my wife's grandmother had a plastic coated sheet of paper she used when she was in the hospital and couldn't talk. It was divided into grids and had pics and words for common phrases such as "i'm tired", "i'm hungry", "it hurts.. (then a drawing of the human body for her to point to)", "i'm thirsty", lots of others. they actually had it at the hospital, but it would be easy to make one up. maybe several with different sets of phrases even..
don't you mean "then in place of than"?
the nerds or the jocks?
then why the "-A"???!?? WHY?!
;-)
i know when i code an evil script i know beforehand what it's supposed to do, i don't have to bother with "command line options", i just make the script do it in the first place..
in the movie, "The Score" with Edward Norton, he sets his laptop up to do some diabolical deed, then checks his watch before he hits the enter key, and starts his evil script.
the command he types in?
"ls -A"
i think i read an article a year or two ago that said you had to not login to your hotmail account, AND get no email to it for more than a certain amount of time. if you don't login, the account will be disabled, but still around. if you don't login but still get email, the account would be disabled for your access, but people wouldn't get a bounce message, you just wouldn't be able to check it..
*shrug* could be different now though.
but your dog can't lick butt while burning burgers can he?
most judges will require that all butt licking be done either on legitimate courtroom breaks or while deliberating. otherwise the defense attorney might complain that his butt licking is a statement to the defendent saying "kiss my ass, you're guilty!"
Aztek (mouth breathing end users)
:-)
i dunno about you, but i've seen plenty of techies in this mode when they're deep into coding or hacking.
personally, i think its craptaculer!
a correction of the correction
"Click Here To Accept Your Life's Conditions: [Agree] [Disagree]"
(it's greyed out, like the microsoft patch i applied that said "you need to reboot your computer for the changes to take effect" and had two buttons, one to reboot now, one to reboot later. the reboot later was greyed out...)
limited number of channels
kinda cool though, my wife's grandparents live in a retirement center and one of the channels they get piped in this way is the feed from the video camera at the front gate. of course even i had trouble making out the different cars coming in, but it's something...
what if the DSL provider installed the modem for you? is it then their responsibility to change the password? how about to at least prompt you to change it, maybe verify before they leave that you've changed it?
but i know lots of techs who do know their stuff, but don't have certs, and in a job interview, i'm going to look more for the canidate who is able to demonstrate their knowledge through questions and answers, then the person who says, "i know all this, i have my A+, my MCSE, why are you asking me these questions?".
4. behind the scenes - these are mostly a complete waste of time in that they are a 24 minute advertisement for the movie with all of the actors just cheerleading how good the film is.
try a behind the scenes for an older movie. Pink Floyd The Wall features a behind the scenes segment filmed before the MTV style of camera shots. It was actually quite interesting and wasn't an ad for the movie, instead it really took you into the production of the movie.
well worth a look.
not for long, depends on how old the adoptee is. i know my dad said he stopped losing his hair and getting sleepless nights once i turned 18..
i know it scares me...
i know when i need to look busy i have more than one window to ALT-TAB to. that way when someone walks in, they see me going back and forth between a few different screens, all of them with work-related stuff, instead of me just hitting ALT-TAB and sitting there..
or Jay Williams' Danny Dunn, Invisible Boy?
try a montessori school. based on the principle that kids learn best at their own pace. i loved it, worked great. at age 5 i was doing 6th grade level work in some instances.
most of the reason i fell asleep is we picked a late night showing that started at 10:30 or so...i'm usually in bed by 11pm. i'd love to watch it again, its just hard to find 3+ hours of time to do it in.
i've been wanting to buy AI on DVD, but i don't know where i'd find the time to watch it, mutch less the extras..i nearly fell asleep late in the movie when i watched it in the theater.
RS employees aren't supposed to sell to a customer if they suspect that the products will be used illegally
i think he bought the parts from several different stores (i know i've never been able to find ALL the right parts at only one store..) so his purchases probably didn't seem too suspicious..