"When you don't exactly know who has right of way, you tend to seek eye contact with other road users,'' he said. ''You automatically reduce your speed, you have contact with other people and you take greater care."
Clearly they were not dealing with North American drivers. They always know exactly who has the right of way, and demonstrate that fact to the other, lesser, drivers around them by increasing their speed and not making eye contact.
Some mornings I can't get into my own e-mail account in under two hours, why so low? Why not.. three?
Because, naturally, after two hours the thieves will start feeling bad and want to give the drive back. It has a picture of a sad looking kitten on the case to make sure that this happens.
But there are many applications and areas which are not appropriate to shoehorn into the decimal system. Binary computer memory sizes are one such application. It is not appropriate to group base 2 numbers using a base 10 units.
Exactly. So stop using words like 'kilobyte' and 'megabyte'.
How about "Would you like your eyes altered in a way which might make them more like those of other people, but we're really not sure? All I can really promise is that you'll see things differently and that it's irreversible."
Especially since the technology for building your own pre-owned version of Ubuntu, writing it to a CD-ROM and then printing a bank logo on it is very complicated and expensive and thus completely out of reach of all but the most well funded banks and governments, so we won't ever see anyone tampering with this process.
From Best Buy? That is an alarming development. I don't think I have ever had an experience with that chain which didn't involve either of those value added services.
it'd still have a SATA jack to wire it to the motherboard.
Because otherwise it might run too fast? The SATA interface is the big bottleneck holding SSD speeds down. If you put the whole thing directly on the PCIe bus it would be a lot happier. Fitting a fast SSD into a PCIe slot and then tying it to SATA is just cruel.
a person [...] is going to go out and buy one of these video cards, install it in a machine capable of supporting it (PSU wattage, bus speed, OS, etc), purchase the proprietary "password breaker" software (sold by the company that authored this "story"), all just to recover their password. I think the typical usage for this type of setup is of a more nefarious sort.
I think you're right. Someone could use this kind of setup to play Crysis.
There's a loaded Glock 17 and EAA Witness in.40 on my coffee room table right now. One or both of them is always near me or on my hip. Because you never know when it's needed.
Absolutely right. You never know when you may be attacked by a three year old girl.
Try again please. That statement is a grammatical failure. I'm not even sure what you were trying to say.
If you use Google Translate to translate it back into Korean, then Portuguese, Russian, Welsh and then finally back into English everything becomes much clearer.
Let me see if I have this right. If iptables can keep count of incoming connections within the kernel and drop incoming connections as they happen without any intervention from a userspace program, that's _not_ automatic.
But running a gigantic shell script to scrape text messages out of your system logs and then call randomly chosen commands which may or may not have any effect on the observed problem some time after it occurs, then that's "doing that stuff automatically"?
Maybe those words don't mean what one of us thinks they do.
"How can I stop people from driving past my house and seeing if the lights are on?"
That's easy, just move the front door to where one of your upstairs windows is and install tiny robots that will draw the curtains if the traffic noise gets too loud.
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Clearly they were not dealing with North American drivers. They always know exactly who has the right of way, and demonstrate that fact to the other, lesser, drivers around them by increasing their speed and not making eye contact.
Because, naturally, after two hours the thieves will start feeling bad and want to give the drive back. It has a picture of a sad looking kitten on the case to make sure that this happens.
Is this still Slashdot? Why has nobody made the obvious quote from Fight Club yet?
I haven't even seen a numbered list ending in "Profit!" Why are you all letting me down?
Exactly. So stop using words like 'kilobyte' and 'megabyte'.
How about "Would you like your eyes altered in a way which might make them more like those of other people, but we're really not sure? All I can really promise is that you'll see things differently and that it's irreversible."
Can I still hear a "Hell yeah"?
That's a great idea.
Especially since the technology for building your own pre-owned version of Ubuntu, writing it to a CD-ROM and then printing a bank logo on it is very complicated and expensive and thus completely out of reach of all but the most well funded banks and governments, so we won't ever see anyone tampering with this process.
Simply brillant.
You just need to use a strong password as the answer to your security question too. Ms. bxa)jdWu0U3$[d*=Wh$S`XYft?g%q~% didn't raise no fools.
From Best Buy? That is an alarming development. I don't think I have ever had an experience with that chain which didn't involve either of those value added services.
But that's for cleaning things. You're not supposed to sniff it.
I'm more enthused by their upcoming Masturbating Monkey release in October.
That's funny, after upgrading I still have Human as an option. It's just not the default for new installs.
This must be some new definition of "does away with" which actually means something completely different.
Because otherwise it might run too fast? The SATA interface is the big bottleneck holding SSD speeds down. If you put the whole thing directly on the PCIe bus it would be a lot happier. Fitting a fast SSD into a PCIe slot and then tying it to SATA is just cruel.
That must be why they changed their name to Miro.
I think you're right. Someone could use this kind of setup to play Crysis.
And there's OpenOffice.org, which is a completely different product from Open Office. Which brings us right back to copyrights and all that...
As opposed to domestically produced Canadian quarters?
Absolutely right. You never know when you may be attacked by a three year old girl.
Wikipedia Brown, is that you?
Sorry about that, Chief.
If he wasn't robbing banks, perhaps "Slippery Jim" deGriz could have gone around breaking windows with the same justification.
If you use Google Translate to translate it back into Korean, then Portuguese, Russian, Welsh and then finally back into English everything becomes much clearer.
"Children play with a puppy."
You expect that there will be some substance to it? I think you're setting yourself up for disappointment.
Let me see if I have this right. If iptables can keep count of incoming connections within the kernel and drop incoming connections as they happen without any intervention from a userspace program, that's _not_ automatic.
But running a gigantic shell script to scrape text messages out of your system logs and then call randomly chosen commands which may or may not have any effect on the observed problem some time after it occurs, then that's "doing that stuff automatically"?
Maybe those words don't mean what one of us thinks they do.
That's easy, just move the front door to where one of your upstairs windows is and install tiny robots that will draw the curtains if the traffic noise gets too loud.
You mean it wasn't a Speed-up Loop?