hopefully someone will link or replace this article link - it's awful!
"The researchers even joke that the MicroJet injector could be used to make getting tattoos much more bearable."
heh heh heh.... wait.. that's not a funny joke at all.
and the article fails to address the issue that this technology could become so painless that you do not even realize that you are receiving drugs. This becomes very scary.
well, I almost let the description fool me into thinking it was sub-par, but thankfully I viewed the trailer - not I'm not fooled, I'm utterly convinced. We're talking like quadrple boogey sub-par.
I'm betting that every special effect in the movie is right there in that trailer - watching the film would only mean more dialog by that jut-jawed goth chick. I can only imagine how painful this would be.
Only one good thing could possibly come of this, and it involves a comic insult dog.
"The foundation of most pro-life people's beliefs on abortion are religious in nature"
hmm. I find this a little hard to believe. My guess would be that there is a strong correlation between pro-lifers and Christianity, but you're arguing causation. As far as I am aware, a belief that life begins at conception is not biblical or taught as Christian dogma.
Do you have any empirical backing for this bold statement?
I'm guessing this is nowhere near ready for video rate stuff - in which case you're probably right - during normal operation it would probably use more power, but I'm guessing most of the power modern monitors consume is with the screen just sitting there idle while the user reads something on the page or is away eating lunch.
However, for something like an e-book or a clock display the necessary refresh rate/percentage is relatively low - making this system optimal. Also, not having a backlight should save quite a bit of power too (however, I suppose at times a front light will be needed).
from the panoramas.dk viewer window go to the Mardis Gras link in the pull-down menu. the goods were in the last frame of the qtvr rendering - but I just knew they had to be coming as the qtvr began to load.
a quick google for qtvr porn didn't produce much, anyone know if there is a niche for this?
It's like walking up and jimmying a perfectly good lock.
huh? since when is L:P admin:admin or South:Station or wifi:wifi considered a perfectly good lock? If you believe that, I have an oragami based home-security system I would like to sell you.
This is a relatively formal security report - and I certaintly feel that I have right to know that a major wifi network that I might pay to use (with my CC# mind you) is compromised severly in security. Kudos for the publicity - he also mentions that he attempted private contact before writing this paper. Publishing this makes the purpotrater (South Station for acting under the pretention of providing a secure network) and potential victims (customers) very aware of the need to reconfigure the network.
75 out of 100 people that might have discovered this trick would have left it as "hey cool, free wifi access for me and my buds," another 20 or so out of 100 would have done much worse (we're talkin' goatse on the homepage).
At worst this was a subtle brag of "L33tness", at best a noble public security gesture.
and hey, if you lose your job at guestBox over this - I hear Diebold is looking for a few good men...
Agreed. An artist actually did a display like this at my university - the reconstructions were much much better (almost completely unnoticable) - granted she got to choose her photos (good old fashion 18+ regular porn-all from the internet). My response to that exhibit was firstly - dammitt! why didn't she post the "before" pictures next to her edited versions. wish I could recall her name.
However, the combination of the subject material here, and the shoddy (yet perfectly sufficient - let's not nitpick) reconstructions here definatley give me the creeps.
So... what would happen if I were to take a lie detector test?
hair would grow on the palms of your hands, you would support the terrorists, you would become a hippie, you'd never amount to anything, you suck chubs for cash, and you'd turn to Satan.
I would consider waiting for this to happen I am reffering to the predicted release of a $249 Mac in 2005. Apparantly there's about a 73% chance of it actually happening.
- A preemtive for the pedants out there - I know he wrote PC!
Regardless of whether I like them or not does not change the facts of how they do business.
But it certainly changes what you label as and interpret to be fact. I mean, c'mon, you are obviously a maniacal lunatic about this subject - you have deluded yourself into thinking that walmart customers are both stupid idiots AND that everyone is forced to shop there - even your contrived, misconstrued "facts" contradict each other.
it's a waste of ATP to argue with your points, but I somehow feel at least partially obliged.
meditate on which is more likely, that millions of customers are all stupid idiots or that people actually make an intelligent decision to save their money and shop at a place they like, if you are blinded by numbing rage or if probability does not suit you well, consider the possibility that those millions of people may well believe that you are a stupid idiot.
Over 90% of shoppers arrive at walmart by automobile, most towns are within 50 miles of towns that have not been "plagued" by walmarts, modern day automobile technology easily allows for transporting upwards of 5people/vehicle that distance - no one is forced to shop anywhere any more than you are forced to keep consuming massive quantities of cheese-puffs
killing people is not likely good for a town's local economy at all.
so what I'm reading here is that if this were actually implemented ITRW, it would be a massively expensive project that would ultimately give end users bandwith that might be keen competition for AOLs 56k dialup service - of course in the tradition of networking sales lingo this would be advertised as "gigabit powerline connection speed"
First instinct was to mod this as funny, but I just couldn't because the more I thought about it - the more frightening it became. Whether intentional or not, I think you are dead on - the anti-drug commercials have continued to shatter my mind as they break through new barriers of stupidity.
I continuly fail to understand why these mind-numbing scare tactics are employed when there are actually bad things about drugs that are real and concrete. I have only seen one or two commercials to date that actually detail real physiological drug effects and why you might not want to inflict these upon yourself.
uh, make sure to have a really great new years eve this weekend. with that kind of logic in action there's a good chance you will not see a great deal more new years celebrations.
one does not fuck with a truck less they wish to be fuckeed.
nobody has this right unless it is incorporated in their zoning laws. I recommend becoming familiar with your neighborhood or potential neighborhood's zoning laws and making an effort to assure they are never infringed upon.
Also, your view on capitalism applies to short term profits, but is a suicidal model for long term gains.
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haha,
you actually believe that the dinosaurs are extinct?
oh man, no wonder people are such suckers for spam.
I would argue that string theory allows for up to 11 religions to be true at once.
but there certaintly isn't room for this "battery thing" religion you are trying to start.
hopefully someone will link or replace this article link - it's awful!
"The researchers even joke that the MicroJet injector could be used to make getting tattoos much more bearable."
heh heh heh.... wait.. that's not a funny joke at all.
and the article fails to address the issue that this technology could become so painless that you do not even realize that you are receiving drugs. This becomes very scary.
well, I almost let the description fool me into thinking it was sub-par, but thankfully I viewed the trailer - not I'm not fooled, I'm utterly convinced. We're talking like quadrple boogey sub-par.
I'm betting that every special effect in the movie is right there in that trailer - watching the film would only mean more dialog by that jut-jawed goth chick. I can only imagine how painful this would be.
Only one good thing could possibly come of this, and it involves a comic insult dog.
heh, that animation sucks!
"The foundation of most pro-life people's beliefs on abortion are religious in nature"
hmm. I find this a little hard to believe. My guess would be that there is a strong correlation between pro-lifers and Christianity, but you're arguing causation. As far as I am aware, a belief that life begins at conception is not biblical or taught as Christian dogma.
Do you have any empirical backing for this bold statement?
I think what he meant to say was, "all of your base belong to us"
I'm guessing this is nowhere near ready for video rate stuff - in which case you're probably right - during normal operation it would probably use more power, but I'm guessing most of the power modern monitors consume is with the screen just sitting there idle while the user reads something on the page or is away eating lunch.
However, for something like an e-book or a clock display the necessary refresh rate/percentage is relatively low - making this system optimal. Also, not having a backlight should save quite a bit of power too (however, I suppose at times a front light will be needed).
No. I am pretty sure they will DRM it sideways as well.
from the panoramas.dk viewer window go to the Mardis Gras link in the pull-down menu. the goods were in the last frame of the qtvr rendering - but I just knew they had to be coming as the qtvr began to load.
a quick google for qtvr porn didn't produce much, anyone know if there is a niche for this?
This being said, who makes the best power supplies?
It's like walking up and jimmying a perfectly good lock.
huh? since when is L:P admin:admin or South:Station or wifi:wifi considered a perfectly good lock? If you believe that, I have an oragami based home-security system I would like to sell you.
This is a relatively formal security report - and I certaintly feel that I have right to know that a major wifi network that I might pay to use (with my CC# mind you) is compromised severly in security. Kudos for the publicity - he also mentions that he attempted private contact before writing this paper. Publishing this makes the purpotrater (South Station for acting under the pretention of providing a secure network) and potential victims (customers) very aware of the need to reconfigure the network.
75 out of 100 people that might have discovered this trick would have left it as "hey cool, free wifi access for me and my buds," another 20 or so out of 100 would have done much worse (we're talkin' goatse on the homepage).
At worst this was a subtle brag of "L33tness", at best a noble public security gesture.
and hey, if you lose your job at guestBox over this - I hear Diebold is looking for a few good men...
hmm. maybe, very similar stuff. There is one picture I remember very clearly (with a tractor), that was not on that site.
Agreed. An artist actually did a display like this at my university - the reconstructions were much much better (almost completely unnoticable) - granted she got to choose her photos (good old fashion 18+ regular porn-all from the internet). My response to that exhibit was firstly - dammitt! why didn't she post the "before" pictures next to her edited versions. wish I could recall her name.
However, the combination of the subject material here, and the shoddy (yet perfectly sufficient - let's not nitpick) reconstructions here definatley give me the creeps.
haha. now you have to change your sig!
So... what would happen if I were to take a lie detector test?
hair would grow on the palms of your hands, you would support the terrorists, you would become a hippie, you'd never amount to anything, you suck chubs for cash, and you'd turn to Satan.
Polygraphs and drugs are bad, mmmmmkay.
This should push stem cell research to the point where I can grow my own Shakey's right next to the existing one!
I would consider waiting for this to happen I am reffering to the predicted release of a $249 Mac in 2005. Apparantly there's about a 73% chance of it actually happening.
- A preemtive for the pedants out there - I know he wrote PC!
It's pronounced "Tiny PeePee" (it's a silent 2).
next week on a new series on slashdot entitled how to get arrested, modifying laser pointers for optimal aircraft interference.
This isn't some clever new idea, there is a reason things like this aren't sold.
Regardless of whether I like them or not does not change the facts of how they do business.
But it certainly changes what you label as and interpret to be fact. I mean, c'mon, you are obviously a maniacal lunatic about this subject - you have deluded yourself into thinking that walmart customers are both stupid idiots AND that everyone is forced to shop there - even your contrived, misconstrued "facts" contradict each other.
it's a waste of ATP to argue with your points, but I somehow feel at least partially obliged.
First- speaking of facts Costco is not at all out of business
meditate on which is more likely, that millions of customers are all stupid idiots or that people actually make an intelligent decision to save their money and shop at a place they like, if you are blinded by numbing rage or if probability does not suit you well, consider the possibility that those millions of people may well believe that you are a stupid idiot.
Over 90% of shoppers arrive at walmart by automobile, most towns are within 50 miles of towns that have not been "plagued" by walmarts, modern day automobile technology easily allows for transporting upwards of 5people/vehicle that distance - no one is forced to shop anywhere any more than you are forced to keep consuming massive quantities of cheese-puffs
killing people is not likely good for a town's local economy at all.
so what I'm reading here is that if this were actually implemented ITRW, it would be a massively expensive project that would ultimately give end users bandwith that might be keen competition for AOLs 56k dialup service - of course in the tradition of networking sales lingo this would be advertised as "gigabit powerline connection speed"
- "that's not a fuse, that's my firewall!"
First instinct was to mod this as funny, but I just couldn't because the more I thought about it - the more frightening it became. Whether intentional or not, I think you are dead on - the anti-drug commercials have continued to shatter my mind as they break through new barriers of stupidity.
I continuly fail to understand why these mind-numbing scare tactics are employed when there are actually bad things about drugs that are real and concrete. I have only seen one or two commercials to date that actually detail real physiological drug effects and why you might not want to inflict these upon yourself.
uh, make sure to have a really great new years eve this weekend. with that kind of logic in action there's a good chance you will not see a great deal more new years celebrations.
one does not fuck with a truck less they wish to be fuckeed.
nobody has this right unless it is incorporated in their zoning laws. I recommend becoming familiar with your neighborhood or potential neighborhood's zoning laws and making an effort to assure they are never infringed upon.
Also, your view on capitalism applies to short term profits, but is a suicidal model for long term gains.