He must know a lot about the drug business. If you get them hooked on a free sample, you can charge whatever you want, and your users end up "stealing" to get their fix in the end!
Just hire out cracking it to a mechanical turk service, and log their results to a database. Before long, you'll have a system capable of monte-carlo guessing at a high rate of accuracy. The computer doesn't need to know much about the image to make an educated guess with a large enough data pool of previous solutions.
If financial institutions pass the costs onto their customers, then aren't the customers paying the "pirate tribute"? Also, on an unrelated note, I sure hope that Pirates of the Carribean 4 is rated "ARRR!"
Another interpretation of these results is that IBM is still bitter about the dos and os/2 issues from way back, and they're finally gearing up to give the big blue finger to Microsoft.
Everyone has rules like that, it's enforcing them zealously that actually produces good code by preventing bad code from entering the codebase. It doesn't work if you don't enforce it 100% of the time, because one shady procedure can be the one that is targeted for an attack.
I thought thats what google's cache and wayback were for, why not just use the google toolbar ? There's probably a wayback plugin for Firefox out there somewhere also.
So in this rare circumstance, the weird ritual of drinking your enemies' blood to "gain their strength" may actually do something? That is too weird to be made up!
I'll backup the 'plenty of atheists' for you: based on the current world population, and the often quoted statistic that 95% believe in a higher power, that yields 330,111,208 atheists worldwide. Seems odd that Dawkins would get special treatment just for that, so obviously he's famous for more than being just one out of a 330+ million strong group.
So I'll guess at the scientific origin of life: take the two most organic, chemically active elements and collide them. A meteor hit into the ocean and landed against an undersea volcanic vent. Even if we have no evidence that this is how life formed, just imagine all the chemical reactions and elements that came together when this (statistically likely) happened (at some point in the past).
I don't think a username is enough of a sample set to determine a typing pattern. Wouldn't you need to copy down a paragraph of text to have any chance of determining patterns in typing style? I.e. at the very least, "the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy sleeping dog" type stuff to hit all the characters?
Execution for treason creates a person a special albeit infamous place in history (i.e. John Brown). Personally, I'd rather Bush be a forgotten and shamed chapter of American history versus some kind of martyr for his causes.
It's the exact opposite... that scrap of paper IS our government. For them to say that a particular law doesn't apply to a particular government action is completely ridiculous. If anyone should be held to the laws there, it's the government itself, which is supposed to be defined by that document.
Makes sense... if anyone goes to Wikipedia and sees "Hillary iz dumb!!!LOL1BBQ", we know that her official campaign stance is that she's dumb!!!1LOLBBQ
Translation: his mother works at the school, and his dad's a civil engineer, no surprise that they'd have something to do with this. Child prodigy stories always gloss over the part you'd really want to know about, like how anyone in the administration figured it would be ok to have a minor sign contracts. Obviously he's not really the admin, his mom is, and he's just doing the work or something like that. An 11-year old isn't legal to work, there are these pesky child labor laws in this country (duh).
Profs. Einstein and Hawking are upset that people don't know more phyiscs, James Gosling is upset that people don't code better Java, and Picasso is upset that more kids don't take art class.
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bh: heh heh... he said expelling mass ... uhhhh heh heh heh...
He must know a lot about the drug business. If you get them hooked on a free sample, you can charge whatever you want, and your users end up "stealing" to get their fix in the end!
Just hire out cracking it to a mechanical turk service, and log their results to a database. Before long, you'll have a system capable of monte-carlo guessing at a high rate of accuracy. The computer doesn't need to know much about the image to make an educated guess with a large enough data pool of previous solutions.
If financial institutions pass the costs onto their customers, then aren't the customers paying the "pirate tribute"? Also, on an unrelated note, I sure hope that Pirates of the Carribean 4 is rated "ARRR!"
Another interpretation of these results is that IBM is still bitter about the dos and os/2 issues from way back, and they're finally gearing up to give the big blue finger to Microsoft.
With the glut of environmental decline stories, I'm left to wonder if there's anything left that's NOT wrong with the environment!
.."is" 200k in Soviet Russia... in the summertime! aaa ha ha ha!
(note: this is the variant of the ISR joke where you insert something and then "is this something in soviet russia... in the summertime! AAA HA HA HA)
Everyone has rules like that, it's enforcing them zealously that actually produces good code by preventing bad code from entering the codebase. It doesn't work if you don't enforce it 100% of the time, because one shady procedure can be the one that is targeted for an attack.
Ha, maybe a terabyte could store everything about YOUR life...
I thought thats what google's cache and wayback were for, why not just use the google toolbar ? There's probably a wayback plugin for Firefox out there somewhere also.
If your bank account can clear a 6-figure check, then the ability to access that money must be worth more than 1k, right?
So in this rare circumstance, the weird ritual of drinking your enemies' blood to "gain their strength" may actually do something? That is too weird to be made up!
I'll backup the 'plenty of atheists' for you: based on the current world population, and the often quoted statistic that 95% believe in a higher power, that yields 330,111,208 atheists worldwide. Seems odd that Dawkins would get special treatment just for that, so obviously he's famous for more than being just one out of a 330+ million strong group.
So I'll guess at the scientific origin of life: take the two most organic, chemically active elements and collide them. A meteor hit into the ocean and landed against an undersea volcanic vent. Even if we have no evidence that this is how life formed, just imagine all the chemical reactions and elements that came together when this (statistically likely) happened (at some point in the past).
If you have to manually setup Wifi with all that driver mapping crap, then it's still not friendly enough.
I don't think a username is enough of a sample set to determine a typing pattern. Wouldn't you need to copy down a paragraph of text to have any chance of determining patterns in typing style? I.e. at the very least, "the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy sleeping dog" type stuff to hit all the characters?
In Soviet Russia, baby supermassive black holes turn out to be you!
Execution for treason creates a person a special albeit infamous place in history (i.e. John Brown). Personally, I'd rather Bush be a forgotten and shamed chapter of American history versus some kind of martyr for his causes.
It's the exact opposite... that scrap of paper IS our government. For them to say that a particular law doesn't apply to a particular government action is completely ridiculous. If anyone should be held to the laws there, it's the government itself, which is supposed to be defined by that document.
can you imagine what would happen to the overall internet speed if any of us had a 40gb connection? talk about slashdot effect...
Makes sense... if anyone goes to Wikipedia and sees "Hillary iz dumb!!!LOL1BBQ", we know that her official campaign stance is that she's dumb!!!1LOLBBQ
Did you even read that thing? It says:
"the FLSA sets 14 years of age as the minimum age for employment"
so therefore an 11 year old cannot legally be employed for anything... doh!
Translation: his mother works at the school, and his dad's a civil engineer, no surprise that they'd have something to do with this. Child prodigy stories always gloss over the part you'd really want to know about, like how anyone in the administration figured it would be ok to have a minor sign contracts. Obviously he's not really the admin, his mom is, and he's just doing the work or something like that. An 11-year old isn't legal to work, there are these pesky child labor laws in this country (duh).
Profs. Einstein and Hawking are upset that people don't know more phyiscs, James Gosling is upset that people don't code better Java, and Picasso is upset that more kids don't take art class.
The barista is smiling to get more tips and sell more drinks, and that's all. Don't trust any interest from an employee on the clock in any way.