And before I get hammered for this, "Is this the first (known) instance of one digital virus changing/modifying another digital virus?" was a rhetorical question and meant to be sarcastic.
Is this the first (known) instance of one digital virus changing/modifying another digital virus? Science fiction has always pointed to the "smart machines" that wake up, become self-aware, and realize that they don't need humans. Looks to me like virii have a jump start on this path...
Your letter will be ignored simply because you didn't check for spelling errors. Next time please get someone to proof read your work. Solid arguments go out the window when they appear to have been drafted in crayon.
The Web site can place ads ANYWHERE within its pages, not just on the home page. If the Web site owners are concerned about this, then they should embed the ads into the content to which people are linking. On the other hand, if the Web site owners are deluded enough to think that anyone pays attention to Ads on the web anymore, then they have bigger problems to deal with than someone linking to their content.
There are so many different avenues on which people can spend their entertainment dollars that this was bound to happen. I mean, how many video game consoles does a person really need to get their fix?
When a human is created "the old fashioned way," the re is no DNA involved. RNA from the mother combines with RNA from the father to create DNA for the offspring. By this method, the sections of each RNA strand that have been affected by ageing are not likely to overlap, thereby reducing the chance that the offspring will get "bad genes."
I'll take over for Linus. I don't have any experience nor do I have the knowledge to take on such a task, but hey, that's never stopped a fortune 500 CEO from getting ahead, right?
What the hell are you talking about? I run Linux on the desktop, and I get everything done that I need to get done. I also have the added benefit of NOT HAVING TO REBOOT DAILY. I'm tired of hearing that Linux can't compete in the desktop arena because of the lack of "Business Productivity applications." Most people use only the bare minimum feature set of MS Office and would be able to do everything they need to do with StarOffice. The problem isn't the users. The problem isn't the sys admins. The problem is that in many, many companies, the IT/MIS/Whatever manager is 100% clue-free when it comes to the true needs of his/her customers/users. In the world of IT, the inmates are truly running the asylum. Any of the rest of you folks out there have in IT/MIS manager that is totally incompetent?
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You watch your mouth son, this is a public market. If you want Dapper Dan, I can order it for you, be here in a coupla weeks.
Redirect any .pro requests to the goatse dude.
Yes, it takes a nifty domain suffix AND a group of people stupid enough to pay outrageous fees to get the suffix.
And before I get hammered for this, "Is this the first (known) instance of one digital virus changing/modifying another digital virus?" was a rhetorical question and meant to be sarcastic.
Is this the first (known) instance of one digital virus changing/modifying another digital virus? Science fiction has always pointed to the "smart machines" that wake up, become self-aware, and realize that they don't need humans. Looks to me like virii have a jump start on this path...
fist sport....
Bumper Sticker: "Carpet cleaners do it in a vacuum."
So, if you could get a strong enough standing wave on a train from cell phones, someone's head could just explode? COOL!!!
Your letter will be ignored simply because you didn't check for spelling errors. Next time please get someone to proof read your work. Solid arguments go out the window when they appear to have been drafted in crayon.
The Web site can place ads ANYWHERE within its pages, not just on the home page. If the Web site owners are concerned about this, then they should embed the ads into the content to which people are linking. On the other hand, if the Web site owners are deluded enough to think that anyone pays attention to Ads on the web anymore, then they have bigger problems to deal with than someone linking to their content.
Still too expensive for me. Although, I could use the extra desk space for a small slot car track...
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There are so many different avenues on which people can spend their entertainment dollars that this was bound to happen. I mean, how many video game consoles does a person really need to get their fix?
I have one of these in my basement. Makes one hell of a Quake server.
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When a human is created "the old fashioned way," the re is no DNA involved. RNA from the mother combines with RNA from the father to create DNA for the offspring. By this method, the sections of each RNA strand that have been affected by ageing are not likely to overlap, thereby reducing the chance that the offspring will get "bad genes."
That's pretty far out, bro. Maybe you need to go out west and get your head together. What're you, Tommy freakin Chong?
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What the fuck is a pen?
I'll take over for Linus. I don't have any experience nor do I have the knowledge to take on such a task, but hey, that's never stopped a fortune 500 CEO from getting ahead, right?
Design a bot that creates it own umbilical from the material it finds in the operating environment.
It would be interesting to know if this idea would translate well to other mediums, i.e., filming in space, in the atmosphere, in the bloodstream...
Somebody mod this up! Killa Killa Killa funny.
What the hell are you talking about? I run Linux on the desktop, and I get everything done that I need to get done. I also have the added benefit of NOT HAVING TO REBOOT DAILY. I'm tired of hearing that Linux can't compete in the desktop arena because of the lack of "Business Productivity applications." Most people use only the bare minimum feature set of MS Office and would be able to do everything they need to do with StarOffice. The problem isn't the users. The problem isn't the sys admins. The problem is that in many, many companies, the IT/MIS/Whatever manager is 100% clue-free when it comes to the true needs of his/her customers/users. In the world of IT, the inmates are truly running the asylum. Any of the rest of you folks out there have in IT/MIS manager that is totally incompetent?
If this had been an actual emergency, I would already have been across the border. Thank you, and good evening, peasants.