It's dependant on your computer clock's time, which in most cases is "real-world time" . The game also featured bonus levels unlocked on days when the moon is full.
No one complained that the hero of the first *4* GTAs were white american males, but suddently a black man appears and OH MY GOD RACIAL STEROTYPING RACISM HAVE YOU NO SHAME?
Get real and post under an actual name, twit.
As for your "argument", it's shit. Nowhere did I say the spammer caused 4 million in damages. YOU extrapolated this from my hypothesis which is a framework under which you can (attempt to)EVALUATE or ESTIMATE the ACTUAL damages caused.
Let's assume he "only" sent spam to 200,000 people. Thse people took 5 seconds of worktime to delete it. Ballpark an estimate 15$ hourly wage and you've got 4,000$ of lost productivity here.
Now realize that,according to the article, it's likely to be closer to 2,000,000,000 than to 200,000. Possibly even more.
Maybe it's a byproduct of the culture of videogaming in S.Korea. Maybe it's just people with obssessive-compulsive personnalities choosing passtimes they really should not.Maybe it's that videogames are the Devil's tool and need to be restricted. Which do you think the media will repeat ad nauseam? Heh.
I'm willing to bet it's a combination of these factors and not out of malice or of spite for Firefox and other browsers. No need to get/.'s collective panties in a bunch, I'm sure they're willing to fully cooperate with said users to develo pa solution that satisfies all parties.
Yeah, your anecdotal evidence sure destroys my generalization.
Here's some more "evidence". Every god damn kid I see hands in flawless, 0* error papers when they have access to them, and FILLED with errors if not. Magic?
What ever happened to pen and paper? God forbid we actually make kids LEARN the English language, let's just hook them up to spellcheckers ASAP and stop worrying about it.
I don't think ANY child should be given free acess to a spellchecker until he or she can read and write at a college level. It's meant to allievate your work, not do it for you.
Slashdot Mirror
The lewdest and most disgusting submission I've ever read.
Do go on
Most customers will also purchase one game - bringing the total up to 360.
this GUIDE, not book. Oy.
Still, I would think that this book might appear "imcomplete" to PHBs and the likes.
It's dependant on your computer clock's time, which in most cases is "real-world time" . The game also featured bonus levels unlocked on days when the moon is full.
but where it skips the obvious categories like databases and Web servers
Do any businesses that would NEED software to do business NOT use at least one of these?
FRESH water will run out. There is enough saltwater to last a billion years.
I don't want some soulless companies to dictate the way I can use BOOKS.
What's next, EULAs on food packages? "You may not microwave this box for more than 5 minutes on High"
Imagine how much is "lost" (a loose term ,really) to Slashdot !!!!!
No one complained that the hero of the first *4* GTAs were white american males, but suddently a black man appears and OH MY GOD RACIAL STEROTYPING RACISM HAVE YOU NO SHAME?
Get real and post under an actual name, twit.
As for your "argument", it's shit. Nowhere did I say the spammer caused 4 million in damages. YOU extrapolated this from my hypothesis which is a framework under which you can (attempt to)EVALUATE or ESTIMATE the ACTUAL damages caused.
Next time READ before you flame.
Microsoft is the most prominant defender of people's online rights towhahaHAHAHAHAHAAHAH Sorry, couldn't keep a straight face.
and won. Plus, they're going to invest it in combatting spam.
What are you complaining about, again?
Let's assume he "only" sent spam to 200,000 people. Thse people took 5 seconds of worktime to delete it. Ballpark an estimate 15$ hourly wage and you've got 4,000$ of lost productivity here. Now realize that,according to the article, it's likely to be closer to 2,000,000,000 than to 200,000. Possibly even more.
I, for one, welcome our new nanophotonic waveguide overlords.
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Maybe it's a byproduct of the culture of videogaming in S.Korea. Maybe it's just people with obssessive-compulsive personnalities choosing passtimes they really should not.Maybe it's that videogames are the Devil's tool and need to be restricted. Which do you think the media will repeat ad nauseam? Heh.
Will have escape podcasts. *rimshot*
I'm willing to bet it's a combination of these factors and not out of malice or of spite for Firefox and other browsers. No need to get /.'s collective panties in a bunch, I'm sure they're willing to fully cooperate with said users to develo pa solution that satisfies all parties.
Yeah, your anecdotal evidence sure destroys my generalization.
Here's some more "evidence". Every god damn kid I see hands in flawless, 0* error papers when they have access to them, and FILLED with errors if not. Magic?
*or close, scs aren't perfect
What ever happened to pen and paper? God forbid we actually make kids LEARN the English language, let's just hook them up to spellcheckers ASAP and stop worrying about it.
I don't think ANY child should be given free acess to a spellchecker until he or she can read and write at a college level. It's meant to allievate your work, not do it for you.
By allowing companies to make the most use of daylight hours during which they do not need to light their facilities as much.
In reality? No clue.
But I think he found out that Microsoft makes some damned good Kool-Aid.
Linux is not in the game to be popular, it's in the game to be GOOD. Which was my point, but apparently that's trolling in a Linux topic ?_?
Heh, interesting catch-22 thinking. By interesting I mean "silly".