So either SSDs are really hard to erase, or really hard to recover. I'm so confused.
All I know is that if SSDs were really hard to erase, and I was in the business of recovering data that other people didn't want recovered, this is exactly the kind of story that I would tell them so that they would continue using SSDs.
Too late. I already used a time machine to go back in time and register the domain on behalf of the Oregon Public Education Network. History has already been changed, as you can see from the title of this article. It's no longer "Linux Fund Suddenly Remembers Registering Open.org But Doesn't Know What To Do With It", but now something completely different.
"If you think simply having a buffer overflow, fully patched systems, and antivirus will defend against all hackers no matter their objectives, you're wrong."
Um, if you think that a buffer overflow is supposed to defend you, then you're even more wrong.
The whole point of using the same username in multiple venues is mere simplicity of not having to remember multiple usernames.
That goes both ways. You're making it simpler for everyone else in the world to not remember or learn your multiple usernames. And the notion that you are the only unique snowflake in the whole world who visits one particular pair of sites is hopelessly naive.
You see, that's really THE WHOLE POINT of using the same username in multiple venues. In fact, it's the whole point of having a publicly visible username at all.
It's there to promote continuity between your various posts. It builds a "brand identity", if that's a phrase that you can use without wanting to punch yourself. If that wasn't what you were trying to do then you shouldn't have registered a user name in the first place.
I’d love to be able to quickly look something up or use GPS/google maps on the odd occasion, but wouldn’t use it often enough to justify $70 a month, which here in Canada seems to generally be the minimum.
Actually, here in Canada $70 could buy you voice, data, and a whole new phone every month. The only reason to pay that much for service is if you're a victim of Rogers, Bell or one of their sock-puppets.
In major urban areas you can get basic voice/text/call display/etc for $15 and a light data plan for an extra $10. An unlimited voice and data plan currently runs about $45.
2008 - MARTTI AHTISAARI - Who spent every single day from 1994 to 2000 seeking out and destroying molecular Oxygen, leaving behind poisonous Carbon Dioxide in its place.
2002 - JIMMY CARTER JR., - A man who confessed to murdering millions of members of the arachis hypogaea family, and who has somehow avoided being tried for his crimes so far.
It just gets worse the deeper you dig. Even the 14th Dalai Lama scores 800 milihitlers on the evilometer for his part in the mysterious deaths of his thirteen predecessors.
I can't tell you have wonderful it is to be able to play a game like Puzzle Quest on my desktop and then continue my game right from where I left off on my laptop without having to hunt down the save game file and transport it myself.
If this is a big deal for you, why not just install something like Dropbox (referral link if you want extra storage for free) or Spideroak (Referral again if you want free stuff) and set it up to sync all of your saved games automatically without having to wait for Valve to do it for you?
It's simple, it's reasonably secure, and I have been using it to run the same games on my Windows workstation, Debian desktop and Ubuntu Notebook for quite a while without any troubles at all.
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I may have misunderstood the word "troll"
Yes, Shlomi, I believe that you have. Perhaps one day you will meet a real troll, and then you can write another article about that.
So either SSDs are really hard to erase, or really hard to recover. I'm so confused.
All I know is that if SSDs were really hard to erase, and I was in the business of recovering data that other people didn't want recovered, this is exactly the kind of story that I would tell them so that they would continue using SSDs.
Not that I'm paranoid or anything.
Too late. I already used a time machine to go back in time and register the domain on behalf of the Oregon Public Education Network. History has already been changed, as you can see from the title of this article. It's no longer "Linux Fund Suddenly Remembers Registering Open.org But Doesn't Know What To Do With It", but now something completely different.
The law that Pay Pal follows is usually the one that says "I've got the pistols, so I'll keep the pesos." Yeah, that seems fair.
But the sooner they have their number assigned, the sooner it can be tattooed onto their hand and forehead.
Nah. PHP and Python users aren't wholesome, they just can't spell.
I hope this has been clear.
And if it hasn't, then try mixing Red Bull with Vodka for a while. Eventually it will all make sense.
"Watchmen was actually *good*."
It sure was. Did you know that there was a movie based on it too?
It would also be split into sixteen parts and released with a ten year gap between the fourteenth and fifteenth.
Try it on a real BSD system. GNU make is missing several key options including this one.
There's a Makefile in the source. I assume it's a symbolic link to the kamasutra.
There may be something to that.
# make love
Not war.
Tower: Flight 2-0-9'er cleared for vector 324.
Roger Murdock: We have clearance, Clarence.
Clarence Oveur: Roger, Roger. What's our vector, Victor?
Tower: Tower's radio clearance, over!
Clarence Oveur: That's Clarence Oveur. Over.
Tower: Over.
Clarence Oveur: Roger.
Roger Murdock: Huh?
Tower: Roger, over!
Roger Murdock: What?
Clarence Oveur: Huh?
Victor Basta: Who?
Um, if you think that a buffer overflow is supposed to defend you, then you're even more wrong.
That goes both ways. You're making it simpler for everyone else in the world to not remember or learn your multiple usernames. And the notion that you are the only unique snowflake in the whole world who visits one particular pair of sites is hopelessly naive.
You see, that's really THE WHOLE POINT of using the same username in multiple venues. In fact, it's the whole point of having a publicly visible username at all.
It's there to promote continuity between your various posts. It builds a "brand identity", if that's a phrase that you can use without wanting to punch yourself. If that wasn't what you were trying to do then you shouldn't have registered a user name in the first place.
If you had worked at Nokia, you probably would have been looking for a job, like, last year.
The people walking out or quitting now are just saving some time.
Actually, here in Canada $70 could buy you voice, data, and a whole new phone every month. The only reason to pay that much for service is if you're a victim of Rogers, Bell or one of their sock-puppets.
In major urban areas you can get basic voice/text/call display/etc for $15 and a light data plan for an extra $10. An unlimited voice and data plan currently runs about $45.
Facebook credits *wave* will do fine.
You seem to have missed out on the required reading for this class.
Through it all, at least Lindsay knows how to spell straits.
No kidding.
2008 - MARTTI AHTISAARI - Who spent every single day from 1994 to 2000 seeking out and destroying molecular Oxygen, leaving behind poisonous Carbon Dioxide in its place.
2002 - JIMMY CARTER JR., - A man who confessed to murdering millions of members of the arachis hypogaea family, and who has somehow avoided being tried for his crimes so far.
It just gets worse the deeper you dig. Even the 14th Dalai Lama scores 800 milihitlers on the evilometer for his part in the mysterious deaths of his thirteen predecessors.
You mean making it 10" tall and putting it on a stage?
Yes, I'm pretty sure that happened at least once.
Perhaps you're just not reading the right personal ads.
If this is a big deal for you, why not just install something like Dropbox (referral link if you want extra storage for free) or Spideroak (Referral again if you want free stuff) and set it up to sync all of your saved games automatically without having to wait for Valve to do it for you?
It's simple, it's reasonably secure, and I have been using it to run the same games on my Windows workstation, Debian desktop and Ubuntu Notebook for quite a while without any troubles at all.
I love it when the economy comes together.