I'm not too sure about that. One person near my hometown (in AL) gave Al Sharpton $10 and they showed up in this database only once (not quiet $100, much less $200 or whatever the law is), with that donation. Wonder what gives there?
You think they'd give you your terrorist report? Perhaps they would, while you're sitting in a animal cage in Cuba.
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How are these scams? They are up front about what they are selling, information.
You're absolutely right. So they should have their items moved to a section dedicated to sales of information, not actual electronics, and label their auctions accordingly. If the information doesn't provide the user with the ability to get a cheap system like these listings claim, then I would submit that it is a scam.
the advertising is a little misleading, but that can be said about any advertising for almost anything.
Again, you have a good point. These listings, when you see the item titles and parts of the description, are very misleading.
when was the last time you ate a burger that looked as good as it did in the adverts (or saw a girl that looked like an advert girl for that matter)
I can't remember when I ate anything that was as good as the ads.
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Like these "Alienware" scams I saw yesterday when looking for a system? By the way, these are still up now.
***Please note, this auction is not selling the electronics themselves,we're selling electronic book packages that get you listed on a revolving list at our website. For list information and any other questions please visit our webpage @ www.revbuys.com--$220.00
**You are not buying the actual item, you are buying a link to a website where you can obtain the item for around a $250 US dollars. Link also includes lots of other good deals on nice electronics**$5.00
Please Read Auction Carefully. Winner will recieve information on where they can buy an Alienware Area-51 Extreme for only 275$. This is perfectly legal and I am usuing mine right now. Only one Alienware 275$ computer per household, so you can see why I am not selling the computers, but I am working on that.--$49.99
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you are not buying any electronics in this auction.
Here are some examples of the amazing deals you will get upon winning this auction:
Products:
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Sony DVD/CD Changer: $100
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Body Kits: $100
Playstation 2: $40
Video Games: $20
Gateway 42" Plasma TV: $200
Sony DVD Dream Surround System: $100
Sony Digital Camcorder: $100
40GB Apple iPod: $115
Compaq iPaq PDA: $50
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The item for sale isnt the real PC.the highest bidder will recieve the link to the site where you can purchase it for 160/275$.WHOEVER SAID ''THIS ISNT A REAL PC JUST A BUNCH OF LINKS'' MEANS THEY DID NOT READ THIS.$5.50-6 bids
If SCO can't produce the offending code? Perhaps Darl McBride and his lawyers would like a stay in a nice prison cell with a guy named Bubba for filing a worthless lawsuit. My guess is that SCO may claim that revealing this code would reveal a trade secret or something, so I expect them to fight back against this.
Did you RTFA? Apparently not. They told Microsoft about it before releasing it. If Microsoft didn't want this released to the public, they might would have done something about it before now.
I don't think that's what this particular password was intended for. The article says that this particular hack is for unprotecting documents. It doesn't say that it will unencrypt a document.
But more troubling is the notion that Sweeney does not believe that the rest of us have any right to question the decisions made by public educators.
This is the thought process of those people that George Bush and his cronies love so much and would do anything for, like giving them a job in government.
I could understand the suspension if he sent "fuck you" to everybody on the LAN. Since he didn't, we obviously have to look at the incompetent network administrator. He was probably hired under the "reforms" made by Bush there as governor. Why didn't this "qualified expert" that he thinks he is not disable the command line or the run button if he knows so much about security on LANs? Besides, I'd like to know what happens to kids there who do something really serious, like fighting or being late to class or something. Sounds like a bunch of incomptents hired by the chief incompetent (Dubya) when he was there.
In cases like this, the Slashdot editors should quote or summarize to clarify exactly what's going on.
Very good points, but you forgot one thing. The slashdot editors don't edit. They just post stuff that people send in, minus the editing function that is supposed to go on.
Yes, I have read it. Are the people of Iraq free now because of the US. True, they are free of Saddam. Do they have a legitimate government in place that can control the country? Apparently not, since these attacks keep taking place. Obviously these people think Americans have done enough for them and need to get the hell out.
Not saying we (the US) is doing a good job, but do you really think armed rebels would set up a fair democratic election? That would be the day
Wouldn't the American colonists who would later rebel fit into this category? They were armed rebels against a foreign occupier (Great Britain), correct? Or perhaps I'm just a history major who knows nothing about history. Yes, not all of our elections have been fair, but for you to say that this is impossible is totally incorrect.
Um... I'm wondering here: How does Windows load ntfs.sys from an NTFS partition???
Probably the same way OS/2 loaded HPFS.IFS on HPFS partitions. The boot kernel had some kind of micro-HPFS driver that allowed the system access to certain folders on the HPFS partition, allowing it to load necessary drivers.
Umm.. Right. You have heard of Shrub's latest ads, right? The ones that accuse Democrats of supporting the terrorists? With that and the gay-marriage phobia possessed by the neocon supporters, they will win the election next year with ease. They don't even have to have Diebold skewing the results for this strategy to work. God damn stupid people, just like white folks were back in the civil rights days and before.
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I'm not too sure about that. One person near my hometown (in AL) gave Al Sharpton $10 and they showed up in this database only once (not quiet $100, much less $200 or whatever the law is), with that donation. Wonder what gives there?
Fuck Republicans and their wingnut "religious" buddies.
If he's talking about the broads that jabber away on their cell phones while driving, then I'm all for it. Go Bush!!
You think they'd give you your terrorist report? Perhaps they would, while you're sitting in a animal cage in Cuba.
You're absolutely right. So they should have their items moved to a section dedicated to sales of information, not actual electronics, and label their auctions accordingly. If the information doesn't provide the user with the ability to get a cheap system like these listings claim, then I would submit that it is a scam.
the advertising is a little misleading, but that can be said about any advertising for almost anything.
Again, you have a good point. These listings, when you see the item titles and parts of the description, are very misleading.
when was the last time you ate a burger that looked as good as it did in the adverts (or saw a girl that looked like an advert girl for that matter)
I can't remember when I ate anything that was as good as the ads.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item =2795846600&category=52476
***Please note, this auction is not selling the electronics themselves,we're selling electronic book packages that get you listed on a revolving list at our website. For list information and any other questions please visit our webpage @ www.revbuys.com--$220.00
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item =2795844320&category=52476
**You are not buying the actual item, you are buying a link to a website where you can obtain the item for around a $250 US dollars. Link also includes lots of other good deals on nice electronics** $5.00
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item =2795281687&category=52476
Please Read Auction Carefully. Winner will recieve information on where they can buy an Alienware Area-51 Extreme for only 275$. This is perfectly legal and I am usuing mine right now. Only one Alienware 275$ computer per household, so you can see why I am not selling the computers, but I am working on that.--$49.99
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item =2795708246&category=40176
Please Read Description Carefully Before You Bid! you are not buying any electronics in this auction. Here are some examples of the amazing deals you will get upon winning this auction:
Products:
JL Audio 10w7 Subwoofer: $100
Sony DVD/CD Changer: $100
Sony Motorized indash 7" LCD: $100
Exhaust Systems from $50
NOS Kits: $100
Body Kits: $100
Playstation 2: $40
Video Games: $20
Gateway 42" Plasma TV: $200
Sony DVD Dream Surround System: $100
Sony Digital Camcorder: $100
40GB Apple iPod: $115
Compaq iPaq PDA: $50
Panasonic Portable DVD Player: $50
Alienware Desktop or Laptop: $275
Sony VIAO Desktop: $150
Sony VIAO Laptop: $100
AND MANY MANY MANY MORE!!!!
Shipping is absolutely free!, If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at http://TankDoggSC@aol.com $3.00
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item =2795726979&category=52476
The item for sale isnt the real PC.the highest bidder will recieve the link to the site where you can purchase it for 160/275$.WHOEVER SAID ''THIS ISNT A REAL PC JUST A BUNCH OF LINKS'' MEANS THEY DID NOT READ THIS. $5.50-6 bids
If SCO can't produce the offending code? Perhaps Darl McBride and his lawyers would like a stay in a nice prison cell with a guy named Bubba for filing a worthless lawsuit. My guess is that SCO may claim that revealing this code would reveal a trade secret or something, so I expect them to fight back against this.
That link works for me. Probably a network issue.
What pop-up ad? I use FireFox and block many ad servers in my "hosts" file.
bush
Did you RTFA? Apparently not. They told Microsoft about it before releasing it. If Microsoft didn't want this released to the public, they might would have done something about it before now.
I don't think that's what this particular password was intended for. The article says that this particular hack is for unprotecting documents. It doesn't say that it will unencrypt a document.
Didn't RTFA.
This is the thought process of those people that George Bush and his cronies love so much and would do anything for, like giving them a job in government.
I could understand the suspension if he sent "fuck you" to everybody on the LAN. Since he didn't, we obviously have to look at the incompetent network administrator. He was probably hired under the "reforms" made by Bush there as governor. Why didn't this "qualified expert" that he thinks he is not disable the command line or the run button if he knows so much about security on LANs? Besides, I'd like to know what happens to kids there who do something really serious, like fighting or being late to class or something. Sounds like a bunch of incomptents hired by the chief incompetent (Dubya) when he was there.
If you look at the first photo, you will notice that a small area is blacked out. Is there something there that NASA doesn't want us to see?
Very good points, but you forgot one thing. The slashdot editors don't edit. They just post stuff that people send in, minus the editing function that is supposed to go on.
Yes, I have read it. Are the people of Iraq free now because of the US. True, they are free of Saddam. Do they have a legitimate government in place that can control the country? Apparently not, since these attacks keep taking place. Obviously these people think Americans have done enough for them and need to get the hell out.
Wouldn't the American colonists who would later rebel fit into this category? They were armed rebels against a foreign occupier (Great Britain), correct? Or perhaps I'm just a history major who knows nothing about history. Yes, not all of our elections have been fair, but for you to say that this is impossible is totally incorrect.
Already been done. By the British against the American rebels. These fighters were known as Hessians.
What DO they recommend instead? Reformatting the hard drive and reinstalling to solve the spyware related problems?
Probably the same way OS/2 loaded HPFS.IFS on HPFS partitions. The boot kernel had some kind of micro-HPFS driver that allowed the system access to certain folders on the HPFS partition, allowing it to load necessary drivers.
They saw that HardOCP pointed out the same thing today and had to get even.
Wasn't there a movement at one time for term limits? What ever happened to that legislation?
Umm.. Right. You have heard of Shrub's latest ads, right? The ones that accuse Democrats of supporting the terrorists? With that and the gay-marriage phobia possessed by the neocon supporters, they will win the election next year with ease. They don't even have to have Diebold skewing the results for this strategy to work. God damn stupid people, just like white folks were back in the civil rights days and before.