Makes sense to me. If you're not going to allow anyone with a history of drinking, lying, or cheating [Slashdot] to fly you don't need a big budget for manned spaceflight.
Eyeglasses with a thermal reflective coating (commonly called a hot mirror). The coating transmits visible light normally, but reflects infrared! I wonder if I can sell them through ThinkGeek...
"This is the first network-based, remote compromise that I'm aware of for Windows desktop systems," said Scott Culp, manager of Microsoft's security response center.
I'm surprised that Microsoft hasn't taken advantage of the popularity of Solitaire to inflate the number of Passport users by requiring players to get a Passport account:)
... with your neighbors. How long before my cable company re-writes their terms and conditions to prohibit me from connecting any device to the cable modem that also that connects to an electrical outlet;)
Slashdot Mirror
Perhaps it was a recent message they received from China - I send you this file in order to have your advice...
Makes sense to me. If you're not going to allow anyone with a history of drinking, lying, or cheating [Slashdot] to fly you don't need a big budget for manned spaceflight.
Do yellow Post-It notes stuck to the bezel of my monitor count?
Funny, we have rats running through our sewers. Maybe they could be organized into some kind of packet switched network :)
Eyeglasses with a thermal reflective coating (commonly called a hot mirror). The coating transmits visible light normally, but reflects infrared! I wonder if I can sell them through ThinkGeek...
Worse yet, how long before employers rush to use this technology during interviews?
I suppose congress will now move quickly to ban thermal imaging systems on the capitol building grounds...
Strange thing is the e-mail implies that the results of both the survey and the cost analysis are foregone (pro-microsoft) conclusions
"This is the first network-based, remote compromise that I'm aware of for Windows desktop systems," said Scott Culp, manager of Microsoft's security response center.
Obviously Scott doesn't readI'm surprised that Microsoft hasn't taken advantage of the popularity of Solitaire to inflate the number of Passport users by requiring players to get a Passport account :)
Under some circumstances water might even be found inside Uranus...
Old news, the Kaopectate people have known that for years ...there long term goal being to convert water directly into beer
Now I get itBetter to buy them and return them as defective - that way Universal gets grief from their retail outlets as well as seeing their sales drop.
... with your neighbors. How long before my cable company re-writes their terms and conditions to prohibit me from connecting any device to the cable modem that also that connects to an electrical outlet ;)
Alas, the local Quickie-Mart has already suffered from the slashdot effect - not a can of Pringles to be found :)
I suppose we could call it Goofy Foot Gnome
If I could only figure out how to recalibrate my neutron spectrometer so it would detect beer (free) instead of water...