I'm 15 and I block any of my friends who use web accronyms on AIM, IRC, ICQ or anything really. Don't call it a generation or age group thing, it's in intelligence problem.
At what point did putting a bunch of PAN devices that broadcast a moderatly high frequency signal all over ones body become a good idea? I know it wouldn't be a problem under normal circumstances, but theres always going to be some very, very gadget-laden people...
Is the slowest distro I have ever run. Run Slackware, and you'd be seeing a 'normal' speed, do the smart thing and run gentoo or any other full compile distro and you'd be smoking faster than windows does ( ;
MOST schools have the weakest network security around (I've had that discussion here several times before) but do you think a school with a program like that is going to have stupid network admins like almost all the other schools?
When I was growing up I played old NES games constantly, and you don't see me jumping onto fat kids heads, making alien life forms extinct, (which is more than corporate america can say) or shooting ducks. well, there was that time at the skatepark... then at summer camp... But, regardless, I've never shot a duck!
From personal experience, people who run school networks are twits. I explained to the systems admin at my school that their netware restrictions on the startbar and hotkeys were totally ineffective becuase she left IE able to access local drives, and she stared at me blankly, so I doubt they would be running linux in the first place let alone know how to configure advanced packet filters. (this is at a public school btw, I'm still too young to be at uni =P)
On an upnote, I have been playing tetris on my shell account at sdf.lonestar.org when I was done with my work ever since =P
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I'm 15 and I block any of my friends who use web accronyms on AIM, IRC, ICQ or anything really. Don't call it a generation or age group thing, it's in intelligence problem.
You see a sterile, erm, wired geek.
At what point did putting a bunch of PAN devices that broadcast a moderatly high frequency signal all over ones body become a good idea? I know it wouldn't be a problem under normal circumstances, but theres always going to be some very, very gadget-laden people...
On the 'friends' link about that groups claims, the advertisement on the side? "Installing Linux - Blindingly Easy"
Is the slowest distro I have ever run. Run Slackware, and you'd be seeing a 'normal' speed, do the smart thing and run gentoo or any other full compile distro and you'd be smoking faster than windows does ( ;
I don't think they're the largest TO SCALE model. There's quite a difference.
Untill someone hacks your T-Shirt and puts a goatse picture on the back, or DDoSes your pants.
Is it just me, or have they been pissing off far to many social groups recently?
Soon we're going to turn on the news and see "Verizon CEO viciously beaten in the street by working class, executives, geeks, and teenage girls"
Maybe some kid can do it as a school project!
Oh wait...
Yes, lets give Farmer Joe a 100 milliwatt UHF transmitter so he can check the farm channel.
I'm sure giving untrained people high powered broadcast equipment that requires FCC licensing a good idea. Yup...
I thought a film (as in actual chemical film goodness) only ran at 30 or so FPS?
But withotu error checking it would prolly have been a frost pist
Imagine flawless powerpoint presentations in /dev/null.
Audio piracy.
MOST schools have the weakest network security around (I've had that discussion here several times before) but do you think a school with a program like that is going to have stupid network admins like almost all the other schools?
When I was growing up I played old NES games constantly, and you don't see me jumping onto fat kids heads, making alien life forms extinct, (which is more than corporate america can say) or shooting ducks. well, there was that time at the skatepark... then at summer camp... But, regardless, I've never shot a duck!
Yea, I read that right after I posted. At least I'm normal for a slashdotter. ;P
they sound like geeks, I wonder how much $FAVORITE_CAFFINE_PRODUCT they used over that time.
Don't forget "Over the internet"
The patent clerks might not all understand "online"
yea, I just load up IE and hit C:\command.com in the address bar to get into the shell. Don't even need to create a batch file.
From personal experience, people who run school networks are twits. I explained to the systems admin at my school that their netware restrictions on the startbar and hotkeys were totally ineffective becuase she left IE able to access local drives, and she stared at me blankly, so I doubt they would be running linux in the first place let alone know how to configure advanced packet filters. (this is at a public school btw, I'm still too young to be at uni =P)
On an upnote, I have been playing tetris on my shell account at sdf.lonestar.org when I was done with my work ever since =P
Like D&D at the local cardstore?
That really sounds like the web browser! Those mozilla guys really should think about suing these name squatters.
Could I have been *gasp* joking? The first mod was dead on with the +1 funny, don't blame me for the idiot that hit insightful.
Pellet gun.
Becuase digital security is never broken, no siree!