Now all that's left is to create a ton of web pages that link to your resume. Tah-Dah! You're on top of the Google search, right where Mr. Ticketmaster can "passively" find you.
Can I procure your services in order to translate my "Help me stop this spammer" and "Help me stop this hacker" email messages into Mandarin and Korean?
I once got an error in Windows that had no text at all. The window just had the little round red circle with the "X" in it. No OK or Cancel buttons, no title, nothing at all. Is this sound of one hand computing?
I think his previous "victims" did exactly this. He appears to avoid prosecution by helping IT departments secure their proxies for free. I'm not sure about the NYT, but I'm pretty sure WorldCom went this route.
If you are in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, Resource Concepts will take your old PC equipment. They attempt to refurbish and sell items that still work, and they can safely recycle items that don't.
I used Windows Update to get the IE patches, and a EULA did appear. One of the EULA items said I could not publish a benchmark of the.NET framework without written consent from Microsoft.
Slashdot Mirror
...a tin-foil suit?
Porn wants to be free.
Hmm.. Is that Free as in beer? Or Free as in love?
You sure told them slashcomma types. =)
Name: slashcomma.org
Address: 216.71.78.242
Well whaddya know.
I thought Rising Sun was pretty good. I enjoyed reading it. Congo, on the other hand, was simply horrid.
Now all that's left is to create a ton of web pages that link to your resume. Tah-Dah! You're on top of the Google search, right where Mr. Ticketmaster can "passively" find you.
If Perl had an IDE that was as easy to use it would dominate the world. (more than it already does)
How about Visual Perl from ActiveState?
Q: How many [insert geek type here] does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Software Engineer: "It's a hardware problem."
Can I procure your services in order to translate my "Help me stop this spammer" and "Help me stop this hacker" email messages into Mandarin and Korean?
Agent Balmer: "You know what I can't stand about Open Source.... it's the smell!"
Hmm... How about Mobile Multics? You could be the envy of historically minded geeks everywhere.
I once got an error in Windows that had no text at all. The window just had the little round red circle with the "X" in it. No OK or Cancel buttons, no title, nothing at all. Is this sound of one hand computing?
from the no-comment-on-enemy-number-two dept.
If free software is enemy #1, I guess shareware is enemy #2. Lookout WinZip!
My Phoenix never rose from the ashes. I'm apparently a version of Libc behind. (Oddly enough, I'm posting this using Mozilla 1.2.)
when our backbones fail... what do we do?
Slither around on the floor?
Um, get the Doctor to make us a holographic backbone??
The Hypnotoad commands you to buy the video game.
Just as long as they don't call it POKE. Yikes!
- "Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these!"
- Buffer Overflow == Washing Machine overflow
- Trojaned Dryer leads to credit card fraud
Ahem.I think his previous "victims" did exactly this. He appears to avoid prosecution by helping IT departments secure their proxies for free. I'm not sure about the NYT, but I'm pretty sure WorldCom went this route.
Extreme WarBiking!
"Wow! Fred just did an awesome 540, and discovered 3 unencrytped WAPs at the same time!"
If you are in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, Resource Concepts will take your old PC equipment. They attempt to refurbish and sell items that still work, and they can safely recycle items that don't.
I used Windows Update to get the IE patches, and a EULA did appear. One of the EULA items said I could not publish a benchmark of the .NET framework without written consent from Microsoft.
So will the activity of the RIAA show up in places like The Honeynet Project? (Look out blackhats and record execs!)