Anyone using facebook for private storage does not understand the purpose of facebook.
I don't use Facebook. But you should be able to do something like this, and send the results as a status update (or write on people's walls, or whatever it is you do):
gpg -ear your@email.com < my_porn.jpg
Hey presto. Private Facebook storage.
GPG. Letting you store private stuff, securely, anywhere. (tm)
Wake me up when I can see the Aurora from here in Bristol, UK (51 degrees north). I don't really want to have to go to the Arctic circle to freeze... Wait a minute - it's cold here too.:(
Well, I quite often think about problems, come up with solutions, and only later find out that they've already been done. CVT is another thing I "invented". Trouble is again I was beaten to it:
Leonardo da Vinci, in 1490, conceptualized a stepless continuously variable transmission
At least it validates that I'm solving problems logically in ways that other people solve them.
This is how I think mass transit should be.
Small pods, directed along fixed tubes to a specified destination.
Not sure about the propulsion method - I've thought that pressurised air might be the way to go.
It's actually less intrusive than Unix style operating systems where in any sensibly configured default you're tightly confined to $home and everything else requires sudo
And you can pretty much do everything *in* ~/.
Download whatever source you want,./configure --prefix=/home/foouser/progs/packagename, make, make install, and you can run it from/home/foouser/progs/packagename/usr/bin/prog.
This assumes it doesn't need some admin rights, which most things don't. (Binding to 1024 is probably the major thing).
There was a.exe - I can't remember what that rebooted a Windows box with no warning. We were trying to educate people about not clicking attachments blindly (this was around the Melissa/Iloveyou time), so I renamed it to do-not-run-this.exe or something equally similar, attached it to an email, wrote in the email NOT to run it, and sent it to the company (about 70 people).
I then had to put up with people complaining that their computer rebooted, and they lost work they were working on.
I returned on a flight from JFK to Heathrow on Monday. From reading Slashdot, I had been pretty much expecting annoying people, barking orders, making me go through ridiculous things in "the name of security". As it was, it was exactly like all the security checks at all the other airports in the world (quite a few) that I'd been through. Coat, metal stuff in a tray, through the X-ray thing. Me through a metal detector, no beep, I'm done. Oh, they wanted my shoes in the tray too - that's the only difference. The queue was short, the full-body scanners weren't being used. (I had made up my mind to try my hardest to avoid going through them - purely for possible future health risks - no, I don't trust that "they're perfectly safe".)
And frankly, even if it had been necessary to let someone run his hand up my leg until he gets to my genitals? Fine by me. Who's just had a great holiday in New York (me), and who's the one being demeaned (him)? It doesn't make you teh ghey, you know.
Try getting from the UK to Argentina on a train. Or hey - I'm coming to the US on Thursday, and going back on Monday. That would be hard on a train too.
I'm usually shocked by how little awareness there seems to be of just how much business software is in Java
Yep. It really shows up who have worked for the really big corporations, and those who have worked for small to medium companies.
Java is what big companies use (unless they've gone down the.NET route).
if the flood defences had failed to protect the major electricity substation supplying a large part of the county including the city of Gloucester
... if the flood defences had failed to protect the major electricity substation supplying a large part of the county including the UK Government's listening HQ, GCHQ....
Slashdot Mirror
I did the same. "My" copy is at my girlfriends, and I bought one for my Mum.
Except..
He told me I'd lose my job if I took the Vacation. Long Story short I took my vacation
He doesn't do it consistently.
What's with the Bizarre randomised Capitalised words? It's painful to Read.
Radio 4's Today is the thing. Listen to some poor MP/chief exec getting mullered by Humphreys at 8.10am. I almost feel sorry for them at times.
I'm talking the 3rd largest employer in Europe (after the Peoples Republican Army of China and the Indian railway).
I'm not sure China or India are in Europe.
Nope, you've been able to do it for ages
So can you point us at your submission on the subject then?
If his British, then his royally screwed.... what? Yep, you're definitely speaking from a position of superiority.
No, because the traffic comes from the visitors' browsers.
Anyone using facebook for private storage does not understand the purpose of facebook.
I don't use Facebook. But you should be able to do something like this, and send the results as a status update (or write on people's walls, or whatever it is you do):
Hey presto. Private Facebook storage.
GPG. Letting you store private stuff, securely, anywhere. (tm)
Yep. Quite a few other non-US famous people have stepped up to put up bail money, and let him stay in their 600 acre mansion.
Wake me up when I can see the Aurora from here in Bristol, UK (51 degrees north). I don't really want to have to go to the Arctic circle to freeze... Wait a minute - it's cold here too. :(
Leonardo da Vinci, in 1490, conceptualized a stepless continuously variable transmission
At least it validates that I'm solving problems logically in ways that other people solve them.
This is how I think mass transit should be.
Small pods, directed along fixed tubes to a specified destination.
Not sure about the propulsion method - I've thought that pressurised air might be the way to go.
Don't forget other cities. Bristol have them on their buses, and I'm sure sure the other cities of the UK do too.
their knew hosting provider
Crumbs! What happened there?! :)
It's actually less intrusive than Unix style operating systems where in any sensibly configured default you're tightly confined to $home and everything else requires sudo
And you can pretty much do everything *in* ~/. ./configure --prefix=/home/foouser/progs/packagename, make, make install, and you can run it from /home/foouser/progs/packagename/usr/bin/prog.
Download whatever source you want,
This assumes it doesn't need some admin rights, which most things don't. (Binding to 1024 is probably the major thing).
There was a .exe - I can't remember what that rebooted a Windows box with no warning. We were trying to educate people about not clicking attachments blindly (this was around the Melissa/Iloveyou time), so I renamed it to do-not-run-this.exe or something equally similar, attached it to an email, wrote in the email NOT to run it, and sent it to the company (about 70 people).
I then had to put up with people complaining that their computer rebooted, and they lost work they were working on.
there are some indications that ionizing radiation may be harmful
Er, is there any doubt about it? As far as I know, *ALL* ionising radiation is harmful, and cumulative.
Exposure to radiation causes damage to living tissue
So try and get as little of it as you can.
I returned on a flight from JFK to Heathrow on Monday. From reading Slashdot, I had been pretty much expecting annoying people, barking orders, making me go through ridiculous things in "the name of security". As it was, it was exactly like all the security checks at all the other airports in the world (quite a few) that I'd been through. Coat, metal stuff in a tray, through the X-ray thing. Me through a metal detector, no beep, I'm done. Oh, they wanted my shoes in the tray too - that's the only difference. The queue was short, the full-body scanners weren't being used. (I had made up my mind to try my hardest to avoid going through them - purely for possible future health risks - no, I don't trust that "they're perfectly safe".)
And frankly, even if it had been necessary to let someone run his hand up my leg until he gets to my genitals? Fine by me. Who's just had a great holiday in New York (me), and who's the one being demeaned (him)? It doesn't make you teh ghey, you know.
The BBC, who I have to pay by law
Strange as it may seem, you don't have to have a television.
Try getting from the UK to Argentina on a train. Or hey - I'm coming to the US on Thursday, and going back on Monday. That would be hard on a train too.
I'm usually shocked by how little awareness there seems to be of just how much business software is in Java
Yep. It really shows up who have worked for the really big corporations, and those who have worked for small to medium companies. .NET route).
Java is what big companies use (unless they've gone down the
echo alias tethereal='tshark' >> ~/.bashrc
There, that wasn't so bad, was it?
if the flood defences had failed to protect the major electricity substation supplying a large part of the county including the city of Gloucester
... if the flood defences had failed to protect the major electricity substation supplying a large part of the county including the UK Government's listening HQ, GCHQ....
FTFY