Is that destroy as in launching 16 SCUD missiles armed with nuclear warheads against the home of a filesharer?....Or as in installing a pesky virus that doesent work in linux?
... an even smarter brick, which listens to all communication within 5 meters, and automatically logs who said what and uploads it to the homeland security dept.
The problem with this kinds of things is that it makes people feel secure without actually being secure. God knows what backdoors AOL might have included in the code. A good rule of thumb is to not trust anything you can't see the sourcecode of. If you want something said, either GPG encrypt it (not recommended as it is breachable) or deliver the information physically.
What if some evil person were to tinker with a router to make it route any package sent to [the_good_auth_IP_0=)] would end up at [the_EVIL_IP_>=)], instructing the computer to erase itself.
You drive around in your brand new.NET. Suddenly a man rips open the door, and points a gun at you, commanding you to sit down quietly amongst the other passengers. He drives off, parks it, and makes a phonecall. He demands a $70'000'000 ransom -- otherwise he will start to kill hostages, and he will start of with the women and children.
Well, if you were to make it out of a thin, soft plastic material, and make the wires extremely thin, it wouldn't show up on x-ray. it would, however show up on ultrasound.
Does that mean QNX RTOS, MS-DOS 1, MS-DOS 2, MS-DOS 3, MS-DOS 4, MS-DOS 5, MS-DOS 6, MS-DOS 6.1, IBMDOS, DRDOS, Windows CE, Windows 1.0, Windows 2.0, Windows 3.0, Windows 3.1, Windows 3.11 and beos is affected?
What if you were to print the value of [value-of-the-bill]>Government_GPG_key>bill on the bills instead.................... on the otherhand. that's pretty easy to forge. damn.
All my childhood memories are circulating around the computers in my life.... when i got my C64... the first time i fired a CPU... my first Intel 286 reference book...
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Is that destroy as in launching 16 SCUD missiles armed with nuclear warheads against the home of a filesharer? ....Or as in installing a pesky virus that doesent work in linux?
... an even smarter brick, which listens to all communication within 5 meters, and automatically logs who said what and uploads it to the homeland security dept.
The problem with this kinds of things is that it makes people feel secure without actually being secure. God knows what backdoors AOL might have included in the code. A good rule of thumb is to not trust anything you can't see the sourcecode of. If you want something said, either GPG encrypt it (not recommended as it is breachable) or deliver the information physically.
Games are _not_ for geeks. It's not even remotely close to geekness. Stupid gamers are everything geeks are not.
Otherwise they'd need resize the annual "Mac gamer" to *gasp* TWO pages! (it is one single page now)
Oor. he could simply ask all the linux users to send him 2 or 3 bucks. that would make about $54'000'000. (counter.li.org estimates 18'000k users).
What if some evil person were to tinker with a router to make it route any package sent to [the_good_auth_IP_0=)] would end up at [the_EVIL_IP_>=)], instructing the computer to erase itself.
Isnt PSX the general name used for PS1?
...be one of those sadists who used to run ants in the microwave as a kid, do you?
You drive around in your brand new .NET. Suddenly a man rips open the door, and points a gun at you, commanding you to sit down quietly amongst the other passengers. He drives off, parks it, and makes a phonecall. He demands a $70'000'000 ransom -- otherwise he will start to kill hostages, and he will start of with the women and children.
what is the most producive out of
1. Play UT2k3
2. write something in [insert-programming-language-here]?
... that in the future you'll have to mumify yourself in copper wires / sit in a copper cage every time you wank?
Well, if you were to make it out of a thin, soft plastic material, and make the wires extremely thin, it wouldn't show up on x-ray. it would, however show up on ultrasound.
... would sustain that ammount of heat? and exactly what data did they plan on finding down there?
Does that mean QNX RTOS, MS-DOS 1, MS-DOS 2, MS-DOS 3, MS-DOS 4, MS-DOS 5, MS-DOS 6, MS-DOS 6.1, IBMDOS, DRDOS, Windows CE, Windows 1.0, Windows 2.0, Windows 3.0, Windows 3.1, Windows 3.11 and beos is affected?
Anyone else reacting over MIT Artificial Inteligence Laboratories would become "MAIL" acronymized?
What if you were to print the value of [value-of-the-bill]>Government_GPG_key>bill on the bills instead..... ... ... ......... on the otherhand. that's pretty easy to forge. damn.
Dear mr. Glasswire. You have now spoiled a perfectly fine joke. Congratulations.
Now you can both play F1-sims AND drive IRL at the same time!
Now i can store infinite ammounts of pr0n in my memory!
Nanotubes can't have sex.
Exactly what did they -really- intend on fiering it on? You don't build the worlds largest laser w/o planning on blasting something to smithereens.
VHS -> TV-in -> DivX -> CD-R
Look, i got a licence to mess up the order of letters. I have been awake in 46 hours.
All my childhood memories are circulating around the computers in my life. ... when i got my C64... the first time i fired a CPU... my first Intel 286 reference book...