At least in my state if you are pulled over by an unmarked police cruiser you have the right to request that a marked vehicle come also. This is probably in response to people impersonating police and pulling people over.
'Because of the secrecy and competition, a lot of development teams end up having a siege mentality -- batten down the hatches and refuse to come up for air
Why not slap an "i" in front of everything? Lazy journalists and columnists have been doing it with "water"- and "cyber"- tacked in front of everything for years.
People just make up crap most of the time. Your idea of a follow-up doesn't work if you won't meet them again. It might make you look petty too if the issue is a minor one. This is why I don't bother getting into arguements over emotional topics, people will never change their minds. To admit the slightest mistake is to risk admitting a flaw in your worldview (and thus your selfimage) and they won't risk it.
Even if you have access to the facts too how they are interpreted can be just as hazy. Just look at the economy with people pulling facts out to support more spending vs people pulling facts out to call for deficit reduction.
So the security flaw is that by asking someone for personal information you can obtain personal information about them? This is called social engineering (or maybe just talking).
Not sure what you'd do with this anyway, go meet that masturbator you saw online?
I'm surprised this has gotten so little press in MA. I had to double check boston.com to see if they mention it (yes they do, close to the bottom). The "but what about the children?" fear-news watching suburban parent syndrome srtikes again.
What's the point? Struggle in the plankton race just to end up in some human's scampi? You work and work and end up covered in cocktail sauce? That's it, goodbye cruel world!
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If they regularly pull out a gun for a simple traffic violation in your state then you have bigger problems than identification issues.
At least in my state if you are pulled over by an unmarked police cruiser you have the right to request that a marked vehicle come also. This is probably in response to people impersonating police and pulling people over.
"We've gotten a tip about this George Washington fellow. Seems he is planning a terrorist attack on our troops in Boston Harbor."
sometimes people randomly move their mouse around to fulfill their OCD-ish needs
I know this is what they'd see from my data sometimes.
"It looks like he was looking back a forth in a inch inch range about 3 times a second."
So instead of a steady live stream of male genitalia pix they will be compiling an archive of genitalia pix?
He should be since all thier mechanics pray to him before every take off.
'Because of the secrecy and competition, a lot of development teams end up having a siege mentality -- batten down the hatches and refuse to come up for air
Sounds like it would make a great game!
"I think therefore I am"
Dear sir, your quotes "ithink" and "iam" are similar to Apple trademarks and are a violation...
Why not slap an "i" in front of everything? Lazy journalists and columnists have been doing it with "water"- and "cyber"- tacked in front of everything for years.
Clearly obesity is not just a problem on earth.
Because the internet and multimedia don't mix. Wait a minute...
I think he saw the Seinfeld episode where George had a cartoon drawing inserted into his boss' photo.
The problem is when the lawyers cost more than the truck.
But I'm supposed to believe you? So short of quitting my job and researching all my own news who should I believe?
People just make up crap most of the time. Your idea of a follow-up doesn't work if you won't meet them again. It might make you look petty too if the issue is a minor one. This is why I don't bother getting into arguements over emotional topics, people will never change their minds. To admit the slightest mistake is to risk admitting a flaw in your worldview (and thus your selfimage) and they won't risk it.
Even if you have access to the facts too how they are interpreted can be just as hazy. Just look at the economy with people pulling facts out to support more spending vs people pulling facts out to call for deficit reduction.
So the security flaw is that by asking someone for personal information you can obtain personal information about them? This is called social engineering (or maybe just talking).
Not sure what you'd do with this anyway, go meet that masturbator you saw online?
I don't need to read the article to know that this is bull. Now I'm going to stick my fingers in my ears and hum.
Agree on both points. Though using Legos for anything this size gets pretty expensive I'd think.
Maybe he should make custom bricks shaped like big Legos.
I'm surprised this has gotten so little press in MA. I had to double check boston.com to see if they mention it (yes they do, close to the bottom). The "but what about the children?" fear-news watching suburban parent syndrome srtikes again.
Well they don't have necks so hanging is right out.
What's the point? Struggle in the plankton race just to end up in some human's scampi? You work and work and end up covered in cocktail sauce? That's it, goodbye cruel world!
Maybe if you hurried up and buffed us already it wouldn't take until 3AM.
As if I'd work for a company that tolerated the Alliance in the first place.
I'd worry more about HR monitoring trade chat.
You mean the "Artist Formerly Known As Relevant"?
Just change your online name to "FreeTibet". They'll never notice.