Ran this article recently
which says tinfoil just isn't enough, and to construct a faraday cage to be impervious to alien influence.
Personally I think that they really need professional help if they believe in aliens, but if it keeps the government from reading my mind I'm all for it!
Cash is easily traceable. That little metal strip in US Currency is not an anti-counterfit device, it's a homing beacon. Each bill has its own signature, picked up any time you walk through a metal detector.
"Well how can they know which bill I have?" you ask? That's not a newspaper salesman in the airport, that's a g-man waiting to give you your change. Once you're marked, the bill sends an electromagnetic signal which switches on all the other money in your wallet so they can use that to track you as well. Or that guy that bumped into you in the alley, He was a carrier, sent to activate your money. They just have to get close to you and they can tag you for surveillance.
NEVER buy anything at the airport! And if you're going anyplace public where they can get near you, keep your money wrapped up in tinfoil, and separate each bill with newsprint. This will block the g-men's activation signal, plus give the added benefit of always having crisp, clean cash.
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Exactly. Hacking has always been more about thinking outside the box rather than knowing how to program. Anyone can learn a new language, and given time, the nuances of the language. It is easy to learn how to accomplish a given task, but to visualize the task, that's where the magic lies.
Yeah, but scorched earth was simplicity at its finest. It had the feel of a CS project gone haywire, written after weeks of cramming. How else would you think of Death Heads?
Internet Explorer is an integrated part of the desktop, therefore it is inherently faster than any other programs. It does the same thing with less work. Mozilla overcame the slow loading times by loading the heavy-duty parts into memory, so it doesn't have to load everything at the first invocation of the program..
I want a bolated browser when it suits me, and a stripped down "lite" version when it suits me as well. It's about choice, it's about innovation, and it's about using the product that fits your needs. You probably won't want mozilla on an embedded device, but Phoenix will suit your needs. Plus Mozilla has been the testing ground for the coding practices, technology and design of Phoenix. Why not have both?
The feline leukemia virus is excreted in saliva and tears and possibly the urine and feces of infected cats. Prolonged, extensive cat-to-cat contact is required for efficient spread, because the virus is rapidly inactivated by warmth and drying.
So a virus which infects cats and only cats, was not a good choice? Sounds like you need to go take a High School Biology course.
In Russia, is is belongink, nyet are belonging, comrade. Am Thinking you no Russian...
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As we combine more and more genetic information from ourselves into other lifeforms, we increase the risks of diseases (not genetic conditions) which can mutate themselves into diseases potentially harmful to humans.
Assuming the Aids/Green Monkey thing is accurate. Why is it so deadly to us, and not say seahorses? Because we are fundamentally different. Now if we start alering genetic structure of animals to more closely resemble humans, there is potential for such diseases as colds which may seem minor in felines or canines, but are devistating to us because we lack the immunities to deal with them. Should these diseases make the jump to the human body because we gave it just enough information to do it, I don't want to be the first guy to die of feline leukemia
And to answer your question, no I don't run away frightened from parapalegics, but I don't go sleeping with aids patients or drinking from friends cups when they have clod sores.
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What happens when those hideous problems make the small leap from mouse genetics to human genetics and wipe out the world? Isn't science great?
The interesting side effect of this could be the ability to terraform worlds using re-engineered bacteria. Get those suckers breathing in toxic fumes, breathing out the building blocks for human life, and infect millions of worlds.
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Ran this article recently which says tinfoil just isn't enough, and to construct a faraday cage to be impervious to alien influence.
Personally I think that they really need professional help if they believe in aliens, but if it keeps the government from reading my mind I'm all for it!
It's more than that, it's your duty as a human being!
It's also impossible to prove if you had just thrown your cell phone down the street because of your poor reception.
Cash is easily traceable. That little metal strip in US Currency is not an anti-counterfit device, it's a homing beacon. Each bill has its own signature, picked up any time you walk through a metal detector.
"Well how can they know which bill I have?" you ask? That's not a newspaper salesman in the airport, that's a g-man waiting to give you your change. Once you're marked, the bill sends an electromagnetic signal which switches on all the other money in your wallet so they can use that to track you as well. Or that guy that bumped into you in the alley, He was a carrier, sent to activate your money. They just have to get close to you and they can tag you for surveillance.
NEVER buy anything at the airport! And if you're going anyplace public where they can get near you, keep your money wrapped up in tinfoil, and separate each bill with newsprint. This will block the g-men's activation signal, plus give the added benefit of always having crisp, clean cash.
Exactly. Hacking has always been more about thinking outside the box rather than knowing how to program. Anyone can learn a new language, and given time, the nuances of the language. It is easy to learn how to accomplish a given task, but to visualize the task, that's where the magic lies.
Well the graphics suck, but it's god Dolby Digital 5.1! Turn the speakers up!
+1 for the informative links, +1 for pissing off jhawkins. Props to you!
Which promptly brought the game down to "He who shoots first wins".
Yeah, but scorched earth was simplicity at its finest. It had the feel of a CS project gone haywire, written after weeks of cramming. How else would you think of Death Heads?
Internet Explorer is an integrated part of the desktop, therefore it is inherently faster than any other programs. It does the same thing with less work. Mozilla overcame the slow loading times by loading the heavy-duty parts into memory, so it doesn't have to load everything at the first invocation of the program..
Yeah, it doesn't have to check with windows update first, so it can get right down to business.
I want a bolated browser when it suits me, and a stripped down "lite" version when it suits me as well. It's about choice, it's about innovation, and it's about using the product that fits your needs.
You probably won't want mozilla on an embedded device, but Phoenix will suit your needs. Plus Mozilla has been the testing ground for the coding practices, technology and design of Phoenix.
Why not have both?
I don't care what anyone says, that's not an interface, it's an output device!
Uhm, feline leukemia is fairly contagious among cats. From the Cornell Vetrinary Medicine web site:
The feline leukemia virus is excreted in saliva and tears and possibly the urine and feces of infected cats. Prolonged, extensive cat-to-cat contact is required for efficient spread, because the virus is rapidly inactivated by warmth and drying.
So a virus which infects cats and only cats, was not a good choice? Sounds like you need to go take a High School Biology course.
But why do these bystanders always live in trailer parks?
The aliens land,
taking all the hot women.
Slashdotters are greived.
In Russia, is is belongink, nyet are belonging, comrade. Am Thinking you no Russian...
As we combine more and more genetic information from ourselves into other lifeforms, we increase the risks of diseases (not genetic conditions) which can mutate themselves into diseases potentially harmful to humans.
Assuming the Aids/Green Monkey thing is accurate. Why is it so deadly to us, and not say seahorses? Because we are fundamentally different. Now if we start alering genetic structure of animals to more closely resemble humans, there is potential for such diseases as colds which may seem minor in felines or canines, but are devistating to us because we lack the immunities to deal with them. Should these diseases make the jump to the human body because we gave it just enough information to do it, I don't want to be the first guy to die of feline leukemia
And to answer your question, no I don't run away frightened from parapalegics, but I don't go sleeping with aids patients or drinking from friends cups when they have clod sores.
What happens when those hideous problems make the small leap from mouse genetics to human genetics and wipe out the world? Isn't science great?
Nuff Said
Primarily, that you are wasting the reciever's time and money
Why should they wait until they get elected?
The interesting side effect of this could be the ability to terraform worlds using re-engineered bacteria. Get those suckers breathing in toxic fumes, breathing out the building blocks for human life, and infect millions of worlds.
Burn Karma Burn!
What about just leaving it at 100 Terabites?
Tipikal eletehst attitud. Why shooden't words bee writtehn the way thay sownd?
Yoo sir ar an ideot.