I guess I can chuckle about it now. It would be a great story to tell my buddies sitting around the poker table one day.
I just too embarrassed about the whole thing. Back in college I always thought I would love to do adult video. However, being some faceless out-of-shape guy in a porn video is not something to brag about.
Dude, I don't know if you are being serious or not. If you are, I am shocked.
I can not believe that you would put your wife at risk this way.
On the medical side of things:
HIV viral loads are more sensitive for early HIV infection. They were swabbing your various orifices because those are typical areas for gonorrhea and chlamydia that can be passed around during various sexual practices.
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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
Somebody will eventually post that we should not publish this information because other countries will get it and thus be able to create nuclear weapons.
Of course, this is bull. But I found this quote from the article puts it best:
GS: It should by now be clear to everyone that in the past we relied far too much on secrecy. We arrogantly assumed that we were the only ones who could develop nuclear weapons, and that therefore we could retain our monopoly. That kept us from pursuing international arrangements that might have held the nuclear arms race under some sort of control.
I don't wanna dive into a political rant here, but I think the balance of power, combat, and international discussion is vital to keeping the world safe from the threat of nuclear war.
With all the pigphucking it's hard to tell if you are trolling or not. You did stir a thought in my head...
Microsoft and New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer scheduled a news conference Thursday morning to announce the lawsuits.
Is it common for companies to join with states to sue somebody? We often chuckle that microsoft wants to rule the world... but this is a little too much cooperation with the law if you ask me. I use XP but this is what I imagine happened:
Bill: "Hey, this @sshole is sending out a lot of spam and people are bitching it's Microsoft's fault" AG: "We agree. They are bitching because we can't stop it either. Hell, we don't even know how to trace spam to obtain evidence." Bill: "I'll give you the geekpower if you arrest the bastards. We'll all sue and regain our losses." *They try to high-5 each other and miss*
The astronauts will be equipped with the capability to patch a hole as large as 14 inches in diameter, using one of three repair techniques still being developed. The best method will be selected around March of next year, officials said.
Holy cow. Can you imagine the stress of repairing a foot-sized hole in the shuttle? Talking about your a$ being on the line.
The problem is now the shuttle suddenly got more expensive. By investing in all of this, they are going to make inspection and repair of even minor stuff a big part of every mission.
Taking a look at the surface is the shuttle is slightly more complex than walking around and kicking the tires of your car. This is going to add expensive time to every mission.
Plus, they are now going to find tons of breaks that are not important... but they will be obligated to fix anyway.
Probably you! You support SCO if you have investments with any of these companies or mutual fund holders...
Capital Guardian Trust Company 1,177,800 8.51 $16,288,974 30-Sep-03 Integral Capital Management Vi, LLC 316,600 2.29 $4,378,578 30-Sep-03 Royce & Associates, Inc. 1,441,200 10.41 $19,931,796 30-Sep-03 Integral Capital Management V, LLC 246,730 1.78 $3,412,275 30-Sep-03 Empire Capital Partners LP 205,000 1.48 $1,961,849 30-Jun-03 Barclays Bank Plc 174,686 1.26 $2,415,907 30-Sep-03 Bjurman, Barry & Associates 160,000 1.16 $2,212,800 30-Sep-03 ING Investments, LLC 143,100 1.03 $1,979,073 30-Sep-03 Oberweis Asset Management Inc. 112,000 0.81 $1,548,960 30-Sep-03 Whitney Asset Management LLC 76,967 0.56 $1,064,453 30-Sep-03
Royce Technology Value Fund 105,000 0.76 $1,004,849 30-Jun-03 Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund 24,713 0.18 $236,503 30-Jun-03 Vanguard Extended Market Index Fund 17,875 0.13 $171,063 30-Jun-03 Marketocracy Masters 100 Fund 3,900 0.03 $53,937 30-Sep-03 Spartan Extended Market Index Fund 3,753 0.03 $54,831 31-Aug-03 Spartan Total Market Index Fund 3,132 0.02 $45,758 31-Aug-03 Vanguard Balanced Index Fund 2,125 0.02 $20,336 30-Jun-03 Quantitative Master Series Tr-Extended Market Index Seri 1,775 0.01 $16,986 30-Jun-03 Vanguard Institutional Index-Inst Total Stock Market Ind 705 0.01 $6,746 30-Jun-03 Manufacturers Investment Trust-Total Stock Market Index 349 0 $3,339 30-Jun-03
I have seen the contractor system work very well in the past... however, it took multiple redundant contractors to complete one system.
For example, we recently setup a system in a clinic that deals with medical records. One contractor brought in the boxes, networked them, and left. Then we brought in our security contractors that locked down the boxes as tight as possible. After that, we had our internal security guru try to pick apart their security... and they came back and corrected the problems they left.
The security guys are not the general installation guys.
I don't think most users wanted netscape to develop into the most buggy, bloated browser in the market!
I remember way back when netscape was actually great alternative to IE... all the geeks used it. Then they started trying to build the great palace of netscape on top of it... and it crumbled.
If they would have listened to their users, they would have stayed small... and probably done a lot better moneywise.
Now they are having to build a small browser from the beginnings up--after the money is gone.
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Pakastan announces they will be developing a satellite missle defence system by 2006.
The Pakastan/India conflict is eventually going to explode.
So sad.
Davak
Doh!
Where the hell is that Post Anonymously button.
I guess I can chuckle about it now. It would be a great story to tell my buddies sitting around the poker table one day.
I just too embarrassed about the whole thing. Back in college I always thought I would love to do adult video. However, being some faceless out-of-shape guy in a porn video is not something to brag about.
AC
Dude, I don't know if you are being serious or not. If you are, I am shocked.
I can not believe that you would put your wife at risk this way.
On the medical side of things:
HIV viral loads are more sensitive for early HIV infection. They were swabbing your various orifices because those are typical areas for gonorrhea and chlamydia that can be passed around during various sexual practices.
Davak
For further discussion, legal talk, and the whole history... here's the fatwallet thread.
a tid=24&threadid=254797
http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/messageview.php?c
Davak
Information like this is already known to all the governments that want it.
If you think mp3 are easily traded, 30 sheets of text/information has been traded and sold a million times over.
To hide behind this information prevents countries from forming the deals and treaties that really protect us.
You fail it.
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Davak
You are ?15? years too late. That movie has been done...
Best use of dishwashing detergent and remote control cars that I have ever seen...
Anybody remember all the mutant clover?
http://www.uselessmoviequotes.com/umq_m005.htm
No, it's just you...
If you post a 4 meg file on your site, you gotta be ready to get it slapped around a bit.
The magazine should break it up, place it on several ad covered pages, and enjoy the slashdot traffic.
Data files are different... it's harder to manipulate those.
PDF is just a big ass text file... there is very little reason to keep it in that format.
Somebody will eventually post that we should not publish this information because other countries will get it and thus be able to create nuclear weapons.
Of course, this is bull. But I found this quote from the article puts it best:
GS: It should by now be clear to everyone that in the past we
relied far too much on secrecy. We arrogantly assumed that we
were the only ones who could develop nuclear weapons, and that
therefore we could retain our monopoly. That kept us from
pursuing international arrangements that might have held the
nuclear arms race under some sort of control.
I don't wanna dive into a political rant here, but I think the balance of power, combat, and international discussion is vital to keeping the world safe from the threat of nuclear war.
More Stable Link
Davak
With all the pigphucking it's hard to tell if you are trolling or not. You did stir a thought in my head...
Microsoft and New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer scheduled a news conference Thursday morning to announce the lawsuits.
Is it common for companies to join with states to sue somebody? We often chuckle that microsoft wants to rule the world... but this is a little too much cooperation with the law if you ask me. I use XP but this is what I imagine happened:
Bill: "Hey, this @sshole is sending out a lot of spam and people are bitching it's Microsoft's fault"
AG: "We agree. They are bitching because we can't stop it either. Hell, we don't even know how to trace spam to obtain evidence."
Bill: "I'll give you the geekpower if you arrest the bastards. We'll all sue and regain our losses."
*They try to high-5 each other and miss*
Very strange bedfellows...
Davak
The astronauts will be equipped with the capability to patch a hole as large as 14 inches in diameter, using one of three repair techniques still being developed. The best method will be selected around March of next year, officials said.
Holy cow. Can you imagine the stress of repairing a foot-sized hole in the shuttle? Talking about your a$ being on the line.
The problem is now the shuttle suddenly got more expensive. By investing in all of this, they are going to make inspection and repair of even minor stuff a big part of every mission.
Taking a look at the surface is the shuttle is slightly more complex than walking around and kicking the tires of your car. This is going to add expensive time to every mission.
Plus, they are now going to find tons of breaks that are not important... but they will be obligated to fix anyway.
Alas...
Davak
Anybody know how many concurrennt queries slashdot gets at peak?
It would be an interesting reference point.
AT&T 94,305GB Daytona SMP AT&T Sun Sun
I wonder how much of this database is everytime users have switched to and from AT&T to get those cash bonuses!
The Vice-President is selling...
OLSON, MICHAEL P Vice President sold 10,000 shares on November 11, 2003.
Davak
Probably you! You support SCO if you have investments with any of these companies or mutual fund holders...
Capital Guardian Trust Company 1,177,800 8.51 $16,288,974 30-Sep-03
Integral Capital Management Vi, LLC 316,600 2.29 $4,378,578 30-Sep-03
Royce & Associates, Inc. 1,441,200 10.41 $19,931,796 30-Sep-03
Integral Capital Management V, LLC 246,730 1.78 $3,412,275 30-Sep-03
Empire Capital Partners LP 205,000 1.48 $1,961,849 30-Jun-03
Barclays Bank Plc 174,686 1.26 $2,415,907 30-Sep-03
Bjurman, Barry & Associates 160,000 1.16 $2,212,800 30-Sep-03
ING Investments, LLC 143,100 1.03 $1,979,073 30-Sep-03
Oberweis Asset Management Inc. 112,000 0.81 $1,548,960 30-Sep-03
Whitney Asset Management LLC 76,967 0.56 $1,064,453 30-Sep-03
Royce Technology Value Fund 105,000 0.76 $1,004,849 30-Jun-03
Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund 24,713 0.18 $236,503 30-Jun-03
Vanguard Extended Market Index Fund 17,875 0.13 $171,063 30-Jun-03
Marketocracy Masters 100 Fund 3,900 0.03 $53,937 30-Sep-03
Spartan Extended Market Index Fund 3,753 0.03 $54,831 31-Aug-03
Spartan Total Market Index Fund 3,132 0.02 $45,758 31-Aug-03
Vanguard Balanced Index Fund 2,125 0.02 $20,336 30-Jun-03
Quantitative Master Series Tr-Extended Market Index Seri 1,775 0.01 $16,986 30-Jun-03
Vanguard Institutional Index-Inst Total Stock Market Ind 705 0.01 $6,746 30-Jun-03
Manufacturers Investment Trust-Total Stock Market Index 349 0 $3,339 30-Jun-03
Why aren't people selling their SCOX stocks! They are going to crump. Sell now...
Charts...
Going down over the last 5 days
About the same over the last 3 months
Please mod parent up. They did actually receive an F.
See quote from article.
The Department of Homeland Security was one of eight agencies that received a grade of F for its network security efforts.
Davak
Or cellphones that play mp3s...
Or PDAs that play mp3s...
I am currently patenting a toilet roll dispenser that connects to a network via wi-fi to play songs while you enjoy your toilet time.
All I want for Christmas is my Swiss-Army device: mp3/ogg player, PDA, cell phone, pager, and GPS.
Davak
I am assuming that you are not trolling.
I have seen the contractor system work very well in the past... however, it took multiple redundant contractors to complete one system.
For example, we recently setup a system in a clinic that deals with medical records. One contractor brought in the boxes, networked them, and left. Then we brought in our security contractors that locked down the boxes as tight as possible. After that, we had our internal security guru try to pick apart their security... and they came back and corrected the problems they left.
The security guys are not the general installation guys.
Save your energy... and get seperate contractors.
Davak
For those that don't know...
It's 1000 pages for 5 dollars.
i just see a bunch of geeky kids now sitting on Santa's lap trying to explain to him what slashdot is...
Merry Christmas All.
Davak
how AOL doesn't understand its own customers
I don't think most users wanted netscape to develop into the most buggy, bloated browser in the market!
I remember way back when netscape was actually great alternative to IE... all the geeks used it. Then they started trying to build the great palace of netscape on top of it... and it crumbled.
If they would have listened to their users, they would have stayed small... and probably done a lot better moneywise.
Now they are having to build a small browser from the beginnings up--after the money is gone.
Davak
In hindsight my comment deserved a big F-you...
:)
Note my question marks in my original post as I didn't mean this to be taken as a truth.
I would be ashamed if any of my former teachers saw my comment... or my spelling...
Teachers rock ass and do not get paid for it. Teachers and programmers share the quality that they are underpaid for their work.
My comment was a reflex at somebody in academia making judgements without any experience.
I am sad that my comment has brought out the anti-teacher shmucks.
Davak