Packed with...nuh uh.
Open Winamp with a full playlist. Press J. Type something. MUCH slicker than Foobar's attempt at the same feature.
"Jump" alone keeps me on winamp..
The current unemployment rate is lower than the average unemployment rate of the "booming" 90s
The 90s huh? During the early 90s the country was in recession, factor that it. The "boom" you speak of really took off in 2000, so don't factor that in.
I'm not impressed with numbers that are better than our last recession, not including a boom.
And PS, since Bush has taken office, we're at net of about -500,000 jobs.
Say someone does come along and writes some code to get at "armored" addresses. What do we use then?
How bout your email address displayed as a small image?
Yahoo and other sites have been using words in an image as an anti-automated-signup with good success. They work because it's just too hard to get text out of a fuzzy/obscured image automagically. Image recognition simply isn't good enough yet.
Definite overkill now, but spammers are always cracking the latest line of defense...
All us nerds love to scream that MS sucks and is the only one that gets hit with these virii, but come on. Windows gets hit with 99% of virii because 99% of them are written for Windows. Why? Because Windows is so damn popular. If I want the world to be affected by my little piece of code I'm going to write it to infect Windows machines.
Quantity baby.
Yes, Windows is less secure than linux, and that is definitely a factor. It's easier to attack MS machines. But don't kid yourself into thinking that linux virii couldn't be written (some already have, google/.).
All the linux nerds get all high and mighty when an MS virus goes around. But you're mostly enjoying security through obscurity. Frankly, most of the world wouldn't give a damn about a linux virus, so no one writes them.
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I think I might rather hang onto this information until we're sure our new-found neighbors are friendly.
Packed with...nuh uh. Open Winamp with a full playlist. Press J. Type something. MUCH slicker than Foobar's attempt at the same feature. "Jump" alone keeps me on winamp..
You're joking, but you've inadvertently touched on something:
The "best" (quality-wise) product is not always the most successful.
It's called capitalism. Welcome!
These jokes have gotta End...
My son could beat up your son.
From the article: "Everything about the engine is superlative." Soooo...who cut and pasted directly from the manufacturer website again?
Make sure you adjust the number you do arrive upon for inflation.
What an amazingly poor attempt at humor...
The 90s huh? During the early 90s the country was in recession, factor that it. The "boom" you speak of really took off in 2000, so don't factor that in.
I'm not impressed with numbers that are better than our last recession, not including a boom.
And PS, since Bush has taken office, we're at net of about -500,000 jobs.
How bout your email address displayed as a small image?
Yahoo and other sites have been using words in an image as an anti-automated-signup with good success. They work because it's just too hard to get text out of a fuzzy/obscured image automagically. Image recognition simply isn't good enough yet.
Definite overkill now, but spammers are always cracking the latest line of defense...
redevelop the IT curriculum.
For you prospective CS Students
For the MILLIONTH time. CS != IT (see, if you're IT, you might not get that)
IT is CS lite.
Stuff that...matters?
How about a PEN and paper?
The previously recorded video will make it look REALLY realistic when your troops find weapons of mass destruction!
"Just keep your PowerGlove...off her."
Worst. Review. Ever.
In other news:
How about: "Windows leaves Windows vulnerable?"
B# is really C. Everyone knows C is completely secure, nub.
Mozilla will never knock IE down.
Why?
Because I know HUNDREDS of people that refer to IE as "the internet".
If the IE shortcut gets deleted? "My internet is gone."
You can't fight the internet guys...sorry.
-Ben
There was even a /. story about it:
here
Big threat...the info is already out there.
"I demand MS give me a copy of WinXP signed by BILL GATES HIMSELF or I will REVEAL THAT THE SECRET DOS COMMAND TO LIST ALL FILES!"
-Ben
Quantity over quality.
All us nerds love to scream that MS sucks and is the only one that gets hit with these virii, but come on. Windows gets hit with 99% of virii because 99% of them are written for Windows. Why? Because Windows is so damn popular. If I want the world to be affected by my little piece of code I'm going to write it to infect Windows machines.
Quantity baby.
Yes, Windows is less secure than linux, and that is definitely a factor. It's easier to attack MS machines. But don't kid yourself into thinking that linux virii couldn't be written (some already have, google /.).
All the linux nerds get all high and mighty when an MS virus goes around. But you're mostly enjoying security through obscurity. Frankly, most of the world wouldn't give a damn about a linux virus, so no one writes them.
-Ben