Mostly Swedes have passable to excellent English skills. Given that it's a technology related position, chances of having good English skills are very high.
I mean by sticking a different chip in the same engine in a different vehicle, sometimes even made by different companies. They have to keep the performance in low-end vehicles low, so that they can sell the high-end vehicles -- with the same engine -- for more.
I can vouch for this. It drives me nuts not having a fan on. I need the white noise to sleep, when there is *any* other noise happening in or perceivable from the same room.
Yeah, but that doesn't demonstrate a lack of checking input values in the story page, which I think is more interesting that parsing javascript gimmickery:)
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Mostly Swedes have passable to excellent English skills. Given that it's a technology related position, chances of having good English skills are very high.
No, it's because you're on Acid, Tool :P
Actually, those statements are amazingly accurate. Canadians really do view the States that way.
I mean by sticking a different chip in the same engine in a different vehicle, sometimes even made by different companies. They have to keep the performance in low-end vehicles low, so that they can sell the high-end vehicles -- with the same engine -- for more.
Wouldn't that increase road vibrations though?
No, they don't want you to hack your own car so that they can sell you an expensive replacement "turbo chip" to do exactly the same thing as this.
I agree that Nessus is by far the best out there for free. If I only had one to use, it would be it :)
Not "Nuff said." Any security person who uses only one tool is a damned fool!
You changed your sig from a troll comment? Dude. Turn in your karma points.
I can vouch for this. It drives me nuts not having a fan on. I need the white noise to sleep, when there is *any* other noise happening in or perceivable from the same room.
Nice post!
All that this issue needed was someone cocky enough to do it! Oh, the irony!!
85 years just to solve that? They really flu through it, didn't they!
Shit, was at comment limit ;)
Just download this twice!!
I have to say that I'm exactly like that.
But I thought we sent all those to Earth in a poll last week?
Who wants to drive all the way downtown to some stupid store, hope they have the book you want, then turn around and drive all the way home?
Not me, thank you. I'll spend 2 minutes on my computer and have it show up the next day.
Aha! I bet they didn't include the 64th bit! Cheap bastards!
I was just about to flame you, silly git.
Yes, you did mix them up.
Yeah, but that doesn't demonstrate a lack of checking input values in the story page, which I think is more interesting that parsing javascript gimmickery :)
Using a little hack called page five of a four page story:
http://www.willametteweek.com/story.php?story=4764 &page=5
Actually, it is copyrighted. However, the license is extremely liberal: see the Linux Penguins page for details.
Tell that to GNU/RMS!
Why?