The key has also snuck into other places on wikipedia as well.:) weird, I go here and -- despite the graphic telling me to "Share the vision" -- it just isn't mentioned...
1. Discover your user ID is prime
2. ???
3. Profit! damn, mine is divisible by 13. But I've always considered is recurring, is that special enough to win anything?
let me guess your a digg reading, mac loving blogger.
yeah, the "we" and the barely 6 digit uid kinda gives it away.
sad thing is to think how many of those kids are gonna come here now that the feel they have cut their teeth... oh well.
We even have a nickname for them here..."Middle Management."
Nah, they're the "dolts".
Another term people often confuse with "bots" is "bods" who tend to work in HR and Marketing. Unfortunately they also tend to have Middle-Management-like qualities.
Marcos is going back about 4 presidents. And, now that they have a new constitution, don't imagine that the Philippines is any different to any other country's system of a one party state posing as a two party state...take your pick between Christian-Muslim Democrats and the republicans or to put it literally, "Struggle of the Patriotic Filipino Masses". All the same really...
although the "serve at room temperature" thing is a bit of a myth for Irish/British beers, the best temp for pouring a Guinness is around 7-8 degrees. Sounds like I'm nit-picking, but there is a difference for us piss-heads^H^H^H connoisseurs.
IANAP, but I'd guess that a super-flat surface is needed so they can have a precise measurement of the distance between the laser and the object being zapped. That way they can time the laser freq with the atomic vibrations. There's just too many mountainous bumps on a dime.
while stuck in some outer planet backwater bar, I overheard Jupiter's disgruntled manager - after one too many Pan-Galactic Gargle Blasters (ie one) - dejected over recent interest in Saturn.
"Damn that Saturn to hell! It's smaller, it has less moons, its further away from ALL the major hotels in the solar system. It's more eccentric and possibly on drugs."
"My job should be easy. I manage the best darn gas-giant in town - but getting press is damn near impossible!"
"'Ohhh! Look at its pretty rings!' They quip. Simpletons. 'Ohh. Geometric shape!' BIG DEAL! Haven't they spun a bucket of water and looked inside?! My guy has rings too! And some pretty neat storms. Why can't those paparazzi scum run a story on that? God knows my gaseous client gets enough exposure, what with these sling-shot detours and such..."
I work in Bondi Junction, 8kms from the Sydney CBD. I call it "Little Hollywood". If you take a walk around the mall at lunchtime you will understand. The Fashionista abound. "Look at moi, Kimmy! Look at moi."
"I thoroughly applaud the work of Trekforce Expeditions. This is travel with a purpose, to see the world and make a positive difference to it" - Michael Palin
Two well-needed voices for conservation, preservation and great examples for treading about the world in a responsible (if a little "Silly") manner.
I should have a flying car by now, so I could go to the moon on weekends and hit golf balls! -- www.strike-the-root.com/51/wallace/wallace7.html
I WANT FLYING CARS, I WAS PROMISED FLYING CARS? WHY AREN'T THERE ANY FLYING CARS? DON'T WE NEED FLYING CARS? WE'RE IN THE YEAR 2000, AND WE DON'T HAVE ANY FLYING CARS -- www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=636556
Not trying to spread FUD, but couldn't similar exploits can be crafted for mp3 meta-data (ID3) and certain mp3 playing software *cough* iTunes *cough* ?
the signal to noise ratio for this article is actually very good.
My prefs may be skewing this a bit, but 92 of 142 comments are above my threshold for this article. This compares well against 337 of 618 comments for the "Mac Converts" article posted earlier.
I guess Linux "zealots" aren't so bad after all B)
He said you can't just go changing code on supported Linux offerings without paying extra to companies like Red Hat or Novell
Redhat wont go the extra mile to support some code that they have supplied and I have modified.
Wow that's preposterous.
What next? Ford wont honour my new vehicle warranty if I modify the engine?
OK, I got bored...surface area of the moon: 37.8 million square km or 9,340,583,419.46 acres
subtract 400,000,000 acres which are pwned and you are left with...shitloads of infertile land, but what a view! B)
Maybe the gravitational waves changed the i into an a.
Obviously an exaple of Z-Shift at work (in reverse).
Huge litagurgical structures, like those at the Telegraph and Oxford University Press, can move the position of alphabetical characters...
Re:We can all breathe a bit easier
on
Chinese Eco-Cities
·
· Score: 3, Insightful
As China is one of the biggest polluters and is not bound by the Kyoto environmental treaty, having them take this step on their own initiative to create cleaner cities is certainly a welcome sight.
Looking at this in a slightly cynical light, Chinese factories may see this as a means to up their bargaining power in deals with environmental authorities. Something along the lines of "...why should we [ stop dirty smelting practises / pay increased pollution taxes / etc ] when our employees are living in an urban green zone?".
...of the backyard inventor working on some perpetual motion device who gets a mention in the local rag and subsequent vists from strange dudes in suits who drop vague warnings about continuing to develop...
Slashdot Mirror
2. ???
3. Profit!
damn, mine is divisible by 13. But I've always considered is recurring, is that special enough to win anything?
yeah, the "we" and the barely 6 digit uid kinda gives it away. sad thing is to think how many of those kids are gonna come here now that the feel they have cut their teeth ... oh well.
I would be wearing one of these ... h0\/\/ l33t x0rs !!
Nah, they're the "dolts".
Another term people often confuse with "bots" is "bods" who tend to work in HR and Marketing. Unfortunately they also tend to have Middle-Management-like qualities.
I wouldn't source People's Daily Online
ok, how about these:
Philippines guilty of violations: forum
Independent tribunal probes Philippines killings
Obama Says US Should Monitor Killings in RP
Marcos is going back about 4 presidents. And, now that they have a new constitution, don't imagine that the Philippines is any different to any other country's system of a one party state posing as a two party state...take your pick between Christian-Muslim Democrats and the republicans or to put it literally, "Struggle of the Patriotic Filipino Masses". All the same really...
they'll still keep murdering anyone who makes a stand for human rights
although the "serve at room temperature" thing is a bit of a myth for Irish/British beers, the best temp for pouring a Guinness is around 7-8 degrees. Sounds like I'm nit-picking, but there is a difference for us piss-heads^H^H^H connoisseurs.
... is that what they serve at AA meetings?
IANAP, but I'd guess that a super-flat surface is needed so they can have a precise measurement of the distance between the laser and the object being zapped. That way they can time the laser freq with the atomic vibrations. There's just too many mountainous bumps on a dime.
"Damn that Saturn to hell! It's smaller, it has less moons, its further away from ALL the major hotels in the solar system. It's more eccentric and possibly on drugs."
"My job should be easy. I manage the best darn gas-giant in town - but getting press is damn near impossible!"
"'Ohhh! Look at its pretty rings!' They quip. Simpletons. 'Ohh. Geometric shape!' BIG DEAL! Haven't they spun a bucket of water and looked inside?! My guy has rings too! And some pretty neat storms. Why can't those paparazzi scum run a story on that? God knows my gaseous client gets enough exposure, what with these sling-shot detours and such..."
yes, but not all 6-sided polygons posses features that are at once "precise" and "nearly equal".
I work in Bondi Junction, 8kms from the Sydney CBD. I call it "Little Hollywood". If you take a walk around the mall at lunchtime you will understand. The Fashionista abound. "Look at moi, Kimmy! Look at moi."
Two well-needed voices for conservation, preservation and great examples for treading about the world in a responsible (if a little "Silly") manner.
I should have a flying car by now, so I could go to the moon on weekends and hit golf balls! -- www.strike-the-root.com/51/wallace/wallace7.html
I WANT FLYING CARS, I WAS PROMISED FLYING CARS? WHY AREN'T THERE ANY FLYING CARS? DON'T WE NEED FLYING CARS? WE'RE IN THE YEAR 2000, AND WE DON'T HAVE ANY FLYING CARS -- www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=636556
Not trying to spread FUD, but couldn't similar exploits can be crafted for mp3 meta-data (ID3) and certain mp3 playing software *cough* iTunes *cough* ?
My prefs may be skewing this a bit, but 92 of 142 comments are above my threshold for this article. This compares well against 337 of 618 comments for the "Mac Converts" article posted earlier.
I guess Linux "zealots" aren't so bad after all B)
Redhat wont go the extra mile to support some code that they have supplied and I have modified.
Wow that's preposterous.
What next? Ford wont honour my new vehicle warranty if I modify the engine?
OK, I got bored...surface area of the moon:
37.8 million square km
or 9,340,583,419.46 acres
subtract 400,000,000 acres which are pwned and you are left with...shitloads of infertile land, but what a view! B)
over 2 million people from 180 different countries have purchased over 400 million acres of celestial real estate-- www.lunarrealty.com.au
- What is the surface area of the moon, in acres?
- What GIS / LIS / DBMS are they using to track all this land?
Obviously an exaple of Z-Shift at work (in reverse).
Huge litagurgical structures, like those at the Telegraph and Oxford University Press, can move the position of alphabetical characters...
Gravitational Radiation - the cosmological reference, not the meteorology ones.
Some other gravitational wave detection projects
Some anomalies in gravity theory
and, of course, Einstein@Home
Looking at this in a slightly cynical light, Chinese factories may see this as a means to up their bargaining power in deals with environmental authorities. Something along the lines of "...why should we [ stop dirty smelting practises / pay increased pollution taxes / etc ] when our employees are living in an urban green zone?".
...of the backyard inventor working on some perpetual motion device who gets a mention in the local rag and subsequent vists from strange dudes in suits who drop vague warnings about continuing to develop...