Or maybe they have the genes to find ways to propagate the faulty genes. And that makes them in my book good genes. So fuck you and your "high moral ground" and think about the children of the world.
"At 12 the mens rea fairy hits you in the head and you get the magic ability to tell right from wrong."
Thank you for the image you put in my head! And for all that stumbled like me that didn't know what "mens rea" is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mens_rea
Have you seen the size of a normal sim and it's holding cradle in most of the phones? In my nokia the sim holder is more then 3 time the size of the sim, not considering the underlining connectors and the structure around it. It may seem small, but it ads up. I hate small phones, but I think if you could make a smaller sim, it could be better.
OK. So my 1.3l multijet diesel that gets like 47mpg (5l/100km) in city and depending on my driving more or less outside (3.3-5.5/100km) gives out more soot then your average american car?
Exactly - here, in Romania, if you want to make a transaction you need to input 2 separate codes from a token - once to log in (you are logged out if you don't use the application/webpage/whatever for a few minutes depending on the bank) and once to approve the transaction.
The new tokens from my bank are a pain in the ass - you need a token/a card/the sum you want to transfer and a pin just to make the transaction, the old token was simpler - you needed only the token and the pin.
Forget Kodak.... does anyone remember Polaroid? Last time I heard about them it was in a study about companies unable to change with times. It was the perfect "razor blade" business. Now I can't wait for a company kick Gilette's ass... good damn blade are good, but you have to buy more.:))
I run a small computer service... I'm must say I was tempted to do just what the other poster said. But hell just because of that temptation I just make a small script to grab anything relevant from C: dump it in D: or whatever storage the client wants it and never look at anything they have in there. If they have and explicit request I go find the files and sort them, but only if they ask.
I once had to recover some pictures from an SD... the client was a bit strange in her request, she wanted to assist all the process. Seeing this I just showed here how to undelete the files and how to move them to her thumb drive and never even looked at what she recovered. She was so happy about this that I still have her as a client after 3 years.
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As a member of the former roaming tribes of barbarians that invaded and pillaged Europe I'm displeased by the use of "vandals" in this context.
Probably someone found it and returned, not the thief.
I live next to a bus station. I find wallets all the time usually with ID's in them, when I have the time I go and hand them to the owner if I happen to go that way. All this because I know all the shit and lines you have to endure here to get your ID's back. A few years ago you could have found even debit cards in them, not any more.
What we need is something like last.fm's algorithm, but backwards... you should watch - something you would never consider watching. We tend to look for things that reinforce our current preconceptions and that makes us vulnerable to the build-up of strongholds that blind us to new ideas.
Some people are lazy... but there are some who would love to have access any time, any where with an internet connection and not bother with a true and tested back-up solution... and most people don't need more then a few GB for truly important data... if they need more, the they have mostly garbage. (We don't include family photos and films here or other stuff that needs dedicated backup)
As some of you said - we all have some spare space on our systems, hell I use may parents computers for off-site back-up for years. I can have access to it but it costs to much to keep my hardware online for a "maybe I'll need that" once in a blue moon.
So at this point gmail is ideal - it has the best search and you can access everything in a few seconds if you have an internet connection.
I just imagined a guy in an orange sheet kicking you silly and then helping you up... apologizing to you and telling you they are not yet worthy of Nirvana. =))
You are doing it wrong or you never play games and don't install all the shit you find on the internet.
My laptop has the same windows xp for more then 5 years... but then again it has only open office/firefox/winrar/the bat/panzer general II and a chess game on it.
Le me tell you this... you can fix windows in 3-5-10h of work... or you can install it, image it and forget about it in under 2h. And any time you have a problem that takes more then time that you need to reinstate an image guess what we do?
So stop saying that you can fix windows... yeah, fix the damn "Windows Antivirus 2010" - you can, but you waste time by fixing it and you will never be 100% sure you have a clean system.
Make a script to grab all the user data... desktop/my documents/outlook profiles/mozilla backup/messenger profiles and what ever they have in there and just slap a new windows.
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Please don't do this... It gives me nightmares!!!
(All Power Quest Suite - Drive Image, Magic...etc; @Guard just to name just a few tools I loved and ended in the Symantec graveyard.)
Or maybe they have the genes to find ways to propagate the faulty genes. And that makes them in my book good genes. So fuck you and your "high moral ground" and think about the children of the world.
What do you mean? Sarah Palin is not a character played by Tina Fey in a SNL sketch?
"At 12 the mens rea fairy hits you in the head and you get the magic ability to tell right from wrong."
Thank you for the image you put in my head!
And for all that stumbled like me that didn't know what "mens rea" is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mens_rea
Am I the only one who searched for Homeworld intro when I read this?
Have you seen the size of a normal sim and it's holding cradle in most of the phones? In my nokia the sim holder is more then 3 time the size of the sim, not considering the underlining connectors and the structure around it. It may seem small, but it ads up.
I hate small phones, but I think if you could make a smaller sim, it could be better.
OK. So my 1.3l multijet diesel that gets like 47mpg (5l/100km) in city and depending on my driving more or less outside (3.3-5.5/100km) gives out more soot then your average american car?
Or not. All you need is a phone with white listing... even my first Ericsson had that.
Exactly - here, in Romania, if you want to make a transaction you need to input 2 separate codes from a token - once to log in (you are logged out if you don't use the application/webpage/whatever for a few minutes depending on the bank) and once to approve the transaction.
The new tokens from my bank are a pain in the ass - you need a token/a card/the sum you want to transfer and a pin just to make the transaction, the old token was simpler - you needed only the token and the pin.
Nahhh... we should check if Weyland Industries has anything to do with this.
Forget Kodak.... does anyone remember Polaroid? Last time I heard about them it was in a study about companies unable to change with times. It was the perfect "razor blade" business. Now I can't wait for a company kick Gilette's ass... good damn blade are good, but you have to buy more. :))
I run a small computer service... I'm must say I was tempted to do just what the other poster said. But hell just because of that temptation I just make a small script to grab anything relevant from C: dump it in D: or whatever storage the client wants it and never look at anything they have in there. If they have and explicit request I go find the files and sort them, but only if they ask.
I once had to recover some pictures from an SD... the client was a bit strange in her request, she wanted to assist all the process. Seeing this I just showed here how to undelete the files and how to move them to her thumb drive and never even looked at what she recovered. She was so happy about this that I still have her as a client after 3 years.
As a member of the former roaming tribes of barbarians that invaded and pillaged Europe I'm displeased by the use of "vandals" in this context.
Probably someone found it and returned, not the thief.
I live next to a bus station. I find wallets all the time usually with ID's in them, when I have the time I go and hand them to the owner if I happen to go that way. All this because I know all the shit and lines you have to endure here to get your ID's back. A few years ago you could have found even debit cards in them, not any more.
The horror!!!
(same here)
Not Freedom Office please... you don't want people to think is made by the French or god forbid liberated from the French.
But... but... God must be an engineer, you can all see that. You can't be that blind!
What we need is something like last.fm's algorithm, but backwards... you should watch - something you would never consider watching. We tend to look for things that reinforce our current preconceptions and that makes us vulnerable to the build-up of strongholds that blind us to new ideas.
Some people are lazy... but there are some who would love to have access any time, any where with an internet connection and not bother with a true and tested back-up solution... and most people don't need more then a few GB for truly important data... if they need more, the they have mostly garbage. (We don't include family photos and films here or other stuff that needs dedicated backup)
As some of you said - we all have some spare space on our systems, hell I use may parents computers for off-site back-up for years. I can have access to it but it costs to much to keep my hardware online for a "maybe I'll need that" once in a blue moon.
So at this point gmail is ideal - it has the best search and you can access everything in a few seconds if you have an internet connection.
https://www.google.com/accounts/PurchaseStorage
I just imagined a guy in an orange sheet kicking you silly and then helping you up... apologizing to you and telling you they are not yet worthy of Nirvana. =))
I would like to see you two use the tab on that tablet. ;))
Cool... when I was younger I wanted Samurai Jack's symbol as a tattoo.
http://i27.tinypic.com/2ec2j2d.png
You are doing it wrong or you never play games and don't install all the shit you find on the internet.
My laptop has the same windows xp for more then 5 years... but then again it has only open office/firefox/winrar/the bat/panzer general II and a chess game on it.
Le me tell you this... you can fix windows in 3-5-10h of work... or you can install it, image it and forget about it in under 2h. And any time you have a problem that takes more then time that you need to reinstate an image guess what we do?
So stop saying that you can fix windows... yeah, fix the damn "Windows Antivirus 2010" - you can, but you waste time by fixing it and you will never be 100% sure you have a clean system.
Make a script to grab all the user data... desktop/my documents/outlook profiles/mozilla backup/messenger profiles and what ever they have in there and just slap a new windows.