Hmm... I stand corrected, it seems. I can't remember where I picked up that they didn't actually boil the water, but I just looked up the details, and you're quite right.
Cardfile. Just a plain, simple, almost stupid application that lets you enter a title and then free text on the rest of the card. I think it supported OLE embedding, but I won't vouch for that.
These days I use TiddlyWiki for that kind of stuff, but it's been a long time without such a simple, but unbelievably useful application.
Sure, but I don't buy a new pc whenever I get a haircut.
I got my first PC, an 386, around 1992. Next thing was a Pentium 1. Then it was up to a P4, which died on me some two months ago. Still haven't bought a new one,but when I do, I expect it to last me another five years at least.
2k$ over 5 years makes for 400$ per year. That's a lot less of an investment than what a lot of people spend on their PC.
That being said, I have no burning desire to play the every new game at the top of it's pixel range, either. The PS3 does a fine job of that, for me.
I don't know for sure about the RIAA, but Belgium's SABAM, the local music copyright spawn, works on the (surprisingly enough legal) notion that ALL music content is within their reach, also that of artists that aren't members.
Well... I might assume that the v1 one was made by a young startup, with lots of fresh ideas about how to do things and little to no legacy code being dragged around.
Really ? I didn't realise that. I'm just using a regular crypt, as I've no real need for a hidden volume, but out of curiosity:
- can you mount both the regular and the hidden volume at the same time ?
- would it also be detectable if you were to use the regular volume for 'reasonably sensitive data' which also gets changed on a regular basis ?
TFA> I asked him if he'd be willing to DoS us, and he flatly said, "Unfortunately, it may affect other devices between here and there
So, if it takes out other devices before reaching it's target, isn't there a reasonable chance that the attacker will just isolate himself from the net ?
I haven't, yet, but I *have* read the bible, and it's not exactly full of happy party people, either.
Yes, there's a lot of love thy neighbour, but there's also quite a bit of if thy eye offends thee and women being like nut trees in their regular need of a good beating.
If it's the distilled wisdom of the ancients, handed down unmodified throughout history complete with random classes of dutiful keepers of the lore,I don't want any of it. I'll think about shit and form my own opinions on right and wrong, thanks.
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Hmm... I stand corrected, it seems. I can't remember where I picked up that they didn't actually boil the water, but I just looked up the details, and you're quite right.
*applause*
Coffee makers do not actually *boil* water, just heat it to the high 80-low 90 Celsius range.
Anyone else find it ironic that you have to buy a book about finding out why you buy books ?
Cardfile. Just a plain, simple, almost stupid application that lets you enter a title and then free text on the rest of the card. I think it supported OLE embedding, but I won't vouch for that.
These days I use TiddlyWiki for that kind of stuff, but it's been a long time without such a simple, but unbelievably useful application.
Sure, but I don't buy a new pc whenever I get a haircut.
I got my first PC, an 386, around 1992. Next thing was a Pentium 1. Then it was up to a P4, which died on me some two months ago. Still haven't bought a new one,but when I do, I expect it to last me another five years at least.
2k$ over 5 years makes for 400$ per year. That's a lot less of an investment than what a lot of people spend on their PC.
That being said, I have no burning desire to play the every new game at the top of it's pixel range, either. The PS3 does a fine job of that, for me.
> they can learn from the ones that are successful
So people who are notoriously bad at admitting they're wrong, will then admit they're wrong in not admitting they're wrong?
> The last time I saw her state her stance, it was this: "teach both in class and let the students critically analyze both."
Was this before or after she got carted off to the republican 'how to run a campaign' boot camp ?
I don't need a faster browser. I want a browser that runs good on low-end, little-memory machines.
There was a time when Linux was touted as great for keeping older hardware in use.
You're being way too sensible here. Stop it !
As usual, the industry thinks that Moore is better.
We do *not* want a black hole in our solar system, thank you.
"temporally arrested" ? That'd make the problem vanish instantly, yes :-)
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Even while typing "Atlantis", I was still thinking of regulare SG1.
Weekend, you say ? I'll have one, thank you.
Yeah, seasons 4 and 5 are shaky, but it picks up again after that. I blame global warming.
I don't know for sure about the RIAA, but Belgium's SABAM, the local music copyright spawn, works on the (surprisingly enough legal) notion that ALL music content is within their reach, also that of artists that aren't members.
Do the robotic flowers absorb more CO2 and emit more oxygen than what is required to produce, power, and when they break down, recycle them ?
Didn't think so. I'll take real flowers, kthxbye.
so you mean he has zero or one brain cells ?
Of course; I was just trying to demonstrate that even judging purely by the numbers doesn't mean the higher number wins.
Well... I might assume that the v1 one was made by a young startup, with lots of fresh ideas about how to do things and little to no legacy code being dragged around.
> Do not back up the container
Really ? I didn't realise that. I'm just using a regular crypt, as I've no real need for a hidden volume, but out of curiosity:
- can you mount both the regular and the hidden volume at the same time ?
- would it also be detectable if you were to use the regular volume for 'reasonably sensitive data' which also gets changed on a regular basis ?
Like caffeine, you mean ?
And don't forget that alcohol is the state-sponsored (and state-sponsoring) hard drug. Yes, HARD drug.
TFA> I asked him if he'd be willing to DoS us, and he flatly said, "Unfortunately, it may affect other devices between here and there
So, if it takes out other devices before reaching it's target, isn't there a reasonable chance that the attacker will just isolate himself from the net ?
I haven't, yet, but I *have* read the bible, and it's not exactly full of happy party people, either.
Yes, there's a lot of love thy neighbour, but there's also quite a bit of if thy eye offends thee and women being like nut trees in their regular need of a good beating.
If it's the distilled wisdom of the ancients, handed down unmodified throughout history complete with random classes of dutiful keepers of the lore,I don't want any of it. I'll think about shit and form my own opinions on right and wrong, thanks.
You're trying to install Microschoft Tea Timer. This application depends on the following services:
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* Photo gallery
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* MS Small Business Suite
* Office 2009
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