You'll have to translate for us, please, because most of us are ignorant Americans.
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Adrian Lamo Pleads Guilty
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Do you keep potentially sensitive information in your shed? For instance, payroll information, information regarding contacts, unpublished articles, or other confidential information?
A better analogy to the situation at hand would be if your shed was locked, chained, and bolted shut, the bum was actually a person who forced open locks, chains, and bolts in their spare time and your shed contained your personal and tax information, any information about your business' transactions and contacts, and your entire archive of e-mail correspondence. Stuff you would not seen by others, and stuff you would *definitely* not want potentially distributed freely on the internet.
The network was protected for a reason, and Adrian Lamo must have known the nature of the information he was accessing. He deserves to be punished.
Apple Computer may end up either buying or merging with Apple Records. Apple is not so pleased that Apple violated their agreemant and is plunging headfirst into the music biz.
Also, how many people are going to buy a product due to the X dollar mail in rebate, but then forget/decide not to mail in the form? Not many people bother filling out the forms, and thus the company doesn't have to give many people rebates while still enjoying a rise in sales.
The people were constantly whining about rising unemployment, so I just caused a microwave power plant "accident" to keep 'em in line. I mean, it's just a game, it's not like anything like *that* would ever happen in real life...
The best way to resolve this potential water shortage would be to have a highly efficient water recycling program so that the little water present could be used effectively.
For starters, a bodily fluid filter not unlike what they had in "Waterworld" would have to be used. I'm sorry I had to bring that movie up, but I am trying to make a point.
That alone won't be enough, though, so another procedure will need to be put into place.
Imagine a lunar colony. Whenever any of the moon citizens die or become sick, old, or disabled (no offense to any of the aforementioned groups), stick them in a giant centrifuge and produce a force of about, oh, 500 G's (whatever would be sufficient to liquify the contents), and strain the moisture out of the resulting goo. Voila! Soylent Aqua!
I believe you mean LSD, d-lysergic acid diethylamide also known as acid, and not LCD which commonly refers to a liquid crystal display.
You mean you've never tried 17-inch Apple Studio Display? That shit will mess you up.
Don't even get me started on 23-inch Apple Cinema Display. That's some 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' material right there. Bat country and everything.
Panther can run on a 400 MHz G3 with 192 MB RAM. I wonder how sluggish it is on such a machine. I also wonder who has a pre-release and decided to run it on such a machine.
"Thagard also had the distinction of being the first person ever to clean out animal cages in orbit, on the Spacelab 3 in 1985. Engineers promised him that the cages would be at negative pressure, so none of the weightless waste of 24 rats and 2 squirrel monkeys would escape. But when Thagard opened the cages, air rushed outward, leading to a frantic floating-feces chase scene." (bold added by yours truly)
There was more than one cage, dude. They most likely had the monkeys in separate cages.
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If they used this in the California government offices, they could use Gov. Schwarzenegger as tech support.
Gov't worker: "Oh shucks, my brooch crashed."
Ahnold: "Do naht wohrry. I will fix it."
*Squeeze*
Gov't worker: "Thank you governor!"
Ahnold: "No prahblem."
Weeeeeeeee! We've traded bombs for flowers! Weeeeeeeee! And after that, we can power our tanks with unicorn farts!
; )
Carrots may in fact be more intelligent than deer. Who knows for sure?
Well, I know that a carrot has never wandered out into the middle of the road and into the path of my car. That's got to count in the carrot's favor.
That would have been a clever comeback-- in elementary school!
I wager it would be somewhere around 0.
You'll have to translate for us, please, because most of us are ignorant Americans.
Do you keep potentially sensitive information in your shed? For instance, payroll information, information regarding contacts, unpublished articles, or other confidential information?
A better analogy to the situation at hand would be if your shed was locked, chained, and bolted shut, the bum was actually a person who forced open locks, chains, and bolts in their spare time and your shed contained your personal and tax information, any information about your business' transactions and contacts, and your entire archive of e-mail correspondence. Stuff you would not seen by others, and stuff you would *definitely* not want potentially distributed freely on the internet.
The network was protected for a reason, and Adrian Lamo must have known the nature of the information he was accessing. He deserves to be punished.
Apple Computer may end up either buying or merging with Apple Records. Apple is not so pleased that Apple violated their agreemant and is plunging headfirst into the music biz.
It will be interesting to see how this plays out.
Apple will win.
Permanent data storage is one of the foundations of permanent institutional political structures, which is just another name for fascism.
:D
So remember folks, when you use Retrospect, you're backing up Hitler.
Also, how many people are going to buy a product due to the X dollar mail in rebate, but then forget/decide not to mail in the form? Not many people bother filling out the forms, and thus the company doesn't have to give many people rebates while still enjoying a rise in sales.
The people were constantly whining about rising unemployment, so I just caused a microwave power plant "accident" to keep 'em in line. I mean, it's just a game, it's not like anything like *that* would ever happen in real life...
Oh shit.
It was always the shit-eating and latex costumes that tipped me off that it came from Germany.
Ads? Oh, I thought we were talking about porn. Sorry. *coughs*
The best way to resolve this potential water shortage would be to have a highly efficient water recycling program so that the little water present could be used effectively.
For starters, a bodily fluid filter not unlike what they had in "Waterworld" would have to be used. I'm sorry I had to bring that movie up, but I am trying to make a point.
That alone won't be enough, though, so another procedure will need to be put into place.
Imagine a lunar colony. Whenever any of the moon citizens die or become sick, old, or disabled (no offense to any of the aforementioned groups), stick them in a giant centrifuge and produce a force of about, oh, 500 G's (whatever would be sufficient to liquify the contents), and strain the moisture out of the resulting goo. Voila! Soylent Aqua!
"What the hell is THAT?!?!?!?"
Is how embarassing it will be for people to know that you were killed by *mouse-pox*.
"So what happened to Bill? I haven't seen him for a few days."
"Mouse-pox. Killed 'im."
"*Mouse*-pox? Like, small, furry, squeaky mouse?"
"Yeah. *Mouse*-pox."
"What a pussy."
"Yeah."
I believe you mean LSD, d-lysergic acid diethylamide also known as acid, and not LCD which commonly refers to a liquid crystal display.
You mean you've never tried 17-inch Apple Studio Display? That shit will mess you up.
Don't even get me started on 23-inch Apple Cinema Display. That's some 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' material right there. Bat country and everything.
Not to mention that it'll be a heck of a lot easier for the dogs to catch up to them.
They could just do the 'airmail' thing they do in the old cartoons. It'd probably punch a hole in the roof, though.
Those guys who burned a box of Microsoft software on my lawn *did* say they were from the GNU Liberation Front.
As a devout anarchist, I'm horribly offended at your lawyers remark. You'll be hearing from my baseball bat.
Panther can run on a 400 MHz G3 with 192 MB RAM. I wonder how sluggish it is on such a machine. I also wonder who has a pre-release and decided to run it on such a machine.
Hmmmm......
...Pentium 4 Celery...
No wonder it was so cheap; you were using produce.
"Thagard also had the distinction of being the first person ever to clean out animal cages in orbit, on the Spacelab 3 in 1985. Engineers promised him that the cages would be at negative pressure, so none of the weightless waste of 24 rats and 2 squirrel monkeys would escape. But when Thagard opened the cages, air rushed outward, leading to a frantic floating-feces chase scene." (bold added by yours truly)
There was more than one cage, dude. They most likely had the monkeys in separate cages.
Hey, at least he's not *waving* at blind people. Then he *could* be President.
He was probably talking about the pornstar. And if there isn't a pornstar named John Handcock, there damn well needs to be one.
A lack of John Handcock is un-American(TM), dammit.
Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but wasn't SPEWS supposed to work that way?