But if you use the same person's data for every site you still have the problem of a hacker being able to use the information from one of the sites to get into all of the others.
Most accidental parents made the mistake of having unprotected sex years ago, so why is it fair that they have to keep on paying for it, when their peers who didn't make that mistake don't have to? How is it fair that they weren't taught them the consequences of their action, in a way they would want to learn it? Or, if they did learn it, why weren't they given enough incentive to prevent them from having a baby if they did know and decided to do it anyway, and then make them pay for years and years afterwards, while everyone else gets off scotch free?
If you want some extra coins and your phone is rooted, you can update/data/data/com.fingersoft.hillclimb/shared_prefs/hillclimbprefs.xml to get all the coins you want. Just make sure the hillclimb process isn't running before you modify it
It lets you specify the percentage of time you want the GPS to be on. I leave mine at around 10% and the app records a point every 5 minutes or so, and this barely drains the battery.
You can store your GPS path for your entire life in an encrypted database on your phone. I found it really useful for remembering things I'd otherwise have forgotten. "Oh yea, I went to *that* bar, now I remember"
Next to each machine will be an armed guard and a vat of acetone that the customer will be required to dip their hand into before performing the transaction.
... sees a thumb whose tip shows signs of being surgically stitched onto a stub
What if the customer is wearing fingerless gloves? He could hide the surgical stitch underneath the glove, but the end of the thumb would still be exposed and readable by the machine.
Bitcoins certainly aren't easier and once you factor in all the costs and risks it's very debatable whether bitcoin is cheaper.
Those costs and risks you're talking about aren't constant, but are constantly being reduced as more and more companies are working to build infrastructure on BTC, (hence the rise in value).
If people didn't invest in things, no one with an idea and without money would be able to build anything. We'd still probably all be farmers if that is the case. Of course, this concept of producing something is probably so fucking foreign to you, you whiny little crybaby fuck nut, that you make up stories about how people with money are holding you down, you pathetic little piece of shit cunt fuck dick head asshole dweeb fuck wad, you fucker, you.
This is the NINTH response I got saying that reaver works against WPS and not WPA2! Yes I know it only works against WPS! It's like an echoing chamber with a thousand parrots in here.
I was simply replying that the assumption that "WPA2, 63 characters pwd" is all you have to worry about is untrue. Many routers come defaulted with WPS on, and some don't even have an option to turn it off, so there are other things to worry about than just WPA2 when choosing or configuring a router. God damnit!
reaver doesn't brute force the WPA2 password, it attacks WPS. If WPS is enabled on your router, and an attacker cracks that (which has around 11,000 combinations), your router will give the attacker the WPA2 password.
I'm sure you have your doubts, but even if you made only 10% of that a week, it'd still be a good deal. Especially because it's part time. I've been hearing more and more of this, and I can't say I'm not interested. A Mercedes Benz S-class cost what, maybe $150K? It has to at least work for some people if her friend made enough to afford that. Maybe you just have to be diligent and able to put in a few hours each day. If you can do that, you'll probably do just as well as she was saying.
The article states that "The rock is believed to hold evidence about long-gone wet environments." Surely NASA didn't go through all the trouble of making a drill if they didn't expect to get something from it.
If the other countries outside of the US keep patent law, wouldn't that be enough of a profit potential to still continue R&D? Why should we pay a high price for drugs when we can simply take a free ride off of the enforcement of patents filed in Europe and Canada?
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But if you use the same person's data for every site you still have the problem of a hacker being able to use the information from one of the sites to get into all of the others.
Most accidental parents made the mistake of having unprotected sex years ago, so why is it fair that they have to keep on paying for it, when their peers who didn't make that mistake don't have to? How is it fair that they weren't taught them the consequences of their action, in a way they would want to learn it? Or, if they did learn it, why weren't they given enough incentive to prevent them from having a baby if they did know and decided to do it anyway, and then make them pay for years and years afterwards, while everyone else gets off scotch free?
If you want some extra coins and your phone is rooted, you can update /data/data/com.fingersoft.hillclimb/shared_prefs/hillclimbprefs.xml to get all the coins you want. Just make sure the hillclimb process isn't running before you modify it
I always vote up these stories, because when one comes out it's funny watching you guys howl
Litecoin has been going up and is now valued at 7 cents.
sounds more like a pollock education system, amirite?
It lets you specify the percentage of time you want the GPS to be on. I leave mine at around 10% and the app records a point every 5 minutes or so, and this barely drains the battery.
A shameless plug, but check out my android app: Tiny Travel Tracker http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rareventure.gps2_trial&hl=en
You can store your GPS path for your entire life in an encrypted database on your phone. I found it really useful for remembering things I'd otherwise have forgotten. "Oh yea, I went to *that* bar, now I remember"
Next to each machine will be an armed guard and a vat of acetone that the customer will be required to dip their hand into before performing the transaction.
... sees a thumb whose tip shows signs of being surgically stitched onto a stub
What if the customer is wearing fingerless gloves? He could hide the surgical stitch underneath the glove, but the end of the thumb would still be exposed and readable by the machine.
Bitcoins certainly aren't easier and once you factor in all the costs and risks it's very debatable whether bitcoin is cheaper.
Those costs and risks you're talking about aren't constant, but are constantly being reduced as more and more companies are working to build infrastructure on BTC, (hence the rise in value).
But why are they *suckers*? Can you explain your deflationary spiral scenario as a real world example?
If people didn't invest in things, no one with an idea and without money would be able to build anything. We'd still probably all be farmers if that is the case. Of course, this concept of producing something is probably so fucking foreign to you, you whiny little crybaby fuck nut, that you make up stories about how people with money are holding you down, you pathetic little piece of shit cunt fuck dick head asshole dweeb fuck wad, you fucker, you.
I hear only steers and queers come from Texas! And I don't think you're no steer
This is the NINTH response I got saying that reaver works against WPS and not WPA2! Yes I know it only works against WPS! It's like an echoing chamber with a thousand parrots in here.
I was simply replying that the assumption that "WPA2, 63 characters pwd" is all you have to worry about is untrue. Many routers come defaulted with WPS on, and some don't even have an option to turn it off, so there are other things to worry about than just WPA2 when choosing or configuring a router. God damnit!
A router that is using WPA2 with a pre-shared key may also have WPS. A lot of them don't even allow you to turn WPS off.
reaver doesn't brute force the WPA2 password, it attacks WPS. If WPS is enabled on your router, and an attacker cracks that (which has around 11,000 combinations), your router will give the attacker the WPA2 password.
I just meant that "WPA2 63 character pwd" by itself is not effective without also having to disable WPS (and some routers don't even let you do that).
Have you heard of reaver?
Because they're looking for cool people. Not ones that worry about privacy or aren't willing to spend $1500 on the newest potential fad.
So, you're saying the majority of women are deluded fuckwits?
I'm sure you have your doubts, but even if you made only 10% of that a week, it'd still be a good deal. Especially because it's part time. I've been hearing more and more of this, and I can't say I'm not interested. A Mercedes Benz S-class cost what, maybe $150K? It has to at least work for some people if her friend made enough to afford that. Maybe you just have to be diligent and able to put in a few hours each day. If you can do that, you'll probably do just as well as she was saying.
The article states that "The rock is believed to hold evidence about long-gone wet environments." Surely NASA didn't go through all the trouble of making a drill if they didn't expect to get something from it.
If the other countries outside of the US keep patent law, wouldn't that be enough of a profit potential to still continue R&D? Why should we pay a high price for drugs when we can simply take a free ride off of the enforcement of patents filed in Europe and Canada?
In that case, can't you just sell your patent to another big company and have them handle fighting the infringer?