Loving and caring, with masculine qualities? Or the generic same sex parent version?
A boy needs male role models, else he comes up stunted emotionally. Aruge all you want, but it's true. You need a man to teach you how to be tough when you need to be, in measure with your caring side.
Just like a boy needs a mother to temper over-agressiveness, and teach him proper respect for women, from a female point of view.
One guess, tounge in cheek, is that upon entering the event horzon, you'll find yourself hearing the music of Rush as you land upon the surface of their "hemispheres' world; and susequently interact with a couple of Greek Gods.
>>But many women like the, ahem, companionship of other women. If this has a genetic basis (almost certain) then the genetic offspring of two such women is very likely to feel the same way. A female-only subculture is almost certainly on the way.
So what happens when little boys start being born into this subculture? Who's going to teach them how to be men?
Well, the way I see it, this program is helping to drain the shallower portions of the gene pool.
The scammed (not so bright) 'victim' loses identity, credit, etc... and becomes far less desirable as a mate; therefore having less of chance to reproduce.
I don't get it. How portable could a data center be if it's dependant on a hard wired infratructure. Adequate power, network/wan (fiber?) connectivity, etc.
THis stuff takes time to set up....
How cost effective would it be to have a 'portable' DC when you'd have to pay for at least 1 additional set of network and power connections?
Might actually be more efficient to just have 2 seperate DC's. Like a primary/COB kind of setup....
This reminds me of vintage cigarette ads I'd sometimes see on leased access cable (there's a local show called Industrial Telivision that specializes in old commercials, shorts and other features).
But getting back to the ads..I remember one in particular that said something along the lines of 4 out o5 5 doctors reccomend Camel for it's health benefits.
Perhaps Big Tobacco is thinking that the original targest of those ads are gone, and it's time to give the 'heathy product' marketing poly a new spin?
>>"If you see an apartment in a rough part of L.A., and the door has six locks on it, you're not breaking into that apartment
First it depends on the type of lock. Most can be defeated with a credit card. This sould equate to brute force hacking of the security code.
Second, you could always try to attack the door hinges. This would look for loopholes/exploits in the module.
Third, there's almost always a wndow that can be expoited. See what happens when the code runs...does it load a dll/.so that can be changed?
Or fourth, for the truly patient...wait for the occupant to open the door himself, and invite yourself in for a visit... in programmers terms...understand how the program runs the mechanism, and then do the same yourself.
You know, you don't HAVE to buy a machine from Dell or anyone else. Someone with enough motivation to learn how can purchase the proper parts and build their own PC or server.
It's really not too hard to do, and if you plan it out and buy some components on sale, you can probably do the same or better on price than if you bought a system... sure there's your time, but it's an investement in yourself..at worst, hobby time.
Then you're free to install your OS of choice.
Any if you really want to, you can keep costs down by cannibalizing parts you already have...CD/DVD drives for example have not changed much in a few years..and are not likely to; keyboards, mice, monitors, etc.
I have been wondering for a while, what is the general opinion within the IRA and/or Real IRA regarding the 911 and London subway/bus attacks?
Were they looked upon as being the atrocities that they were? Did the attacks and subsequent public outcry casue a change in policy for the IRA?
I know that this is way off topic, but I've been curious about something for quite a while. I've tried searching for this info off and on over the last couple of years...with no luck. There's no ulterior motive to my questioning..it's really just pure curiosity, from an American guy who sort of took an interest in the goings on back in the 80's.
I'm hoping that someone from the UK or Ireland can answer this for me here or provide a link or two. Thanks in advance.
Think about this for a second. Say for example you are supporing a production stock trading system. In this case, you genrally can get access to the underlying data.... the trade records or the customer data (accounts, SSN's, etc)... When there's a problem, you need to look at the file/database..and there's the data.
My point has nothing to do with the client commiting a felony, it has to do with the ethics of keeping the data confidential, and not acting on the data in any way, outside of what is required for the support of that problem.
If someone at your bank were to show off the insides of your checking/savings account, you'd be pretty pissed right? That's the ethics concern I posted about.
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Loving and caring, with masculine qualities? Or the generic same sex parent version?
A boy needs male role models, else he comes up stunted emotionally. Aruge all you want, but it's true. You need a man to teach you how to be tough when you need to be, in measure with your caring side.
Just like a boy needs a mother to temper over-agressiveness, and teach him proper respect for women, from a female point of view.
We need both. At least I think so.
One guess, tounge in cheek, is that upon entering the event horzon, you'll find yourself hearing the music of Rush as you land upon the surface of their "hemispheres' world; and susequently interact with a couple of Greek Gods.
>>But many women like the, ahem, companionship of other women. If this has a genetic basis (almost certain) then the genetic offspring of two such women is very likely to feel the same way. A female-only subculture is almost certainly on the way.
So what happens when little boys start being born into this subculture? Who's going to teach them how to be men?
Well, the way I see it, this program is helping to drain the shallower portions of the gene pool.
The scammed (not so bright) 'victim' loses identity, credit, etc... and becomes far less desirable as a mate; therefore having less of chance to reproduce.
Yeah, and when you use the eyedropper to sample a color, you get a dose of some date rape drug....
please mod him up.... wish I had points today
I don't get it. How portable could a data center be if it's dependant on a hard wired infratructure. Adequate power, network/wan (fiber?) connectivity, etc.
THis stuff takes time to set up....
How cost effective would it be to have a 'portable' DC when you'd have to pay for at least 1 additional set of network and power connections?
Might actually be more efficient to just have 2 seperate DC's. Like a primary/COB kind of setup....
I'm not sure who, but someone has indeed already invented a mechanism by which a device draws Zero Power when not in use.
It's called ' OFF ' . You may have heard of it.
Guns don't kill people.
Out of control robots with guns kill people.
>>when can I get them on analogue downloads? :-)
:)
The analog downloads can be sourced via Sneaker-net from your local record store.
I know that I'm a little late to the table in posting here but.....
When the music was playing to the people in said public place, were not the commercials heard alongside the music?
Is there no consideration for ad exposure in the equation?
You mean like these guys?
>>Imagine... Robots without the three laws...
By Your Command
This reminds me of vintage cigarette ads I'd sometimes see on leased access cable (there's a local show called Industrial Telivision that specializes in old commercials, shorts and other features).
But getting back to the ads..I remember one in particular that said something along the lines of 4 out o5 5 doctors reccomend Camel for it's health benefits.
Perhaps Big Tobacco is thinking that the original targest of those ads are gone, and it's time to give the 'heathy product' marketing poly a new spin?
>>"If you see an apartment in a rough part of L.A., and the door has six locks on it, you're not breaking into that apartment
First it depends on the type of lock. Most can be defeated with a credit card. This sould equate to brute force hacking of the security code.
Second, you could always try to attack the door hinges. This would look for loopholes/exploits in the module.
Third, there's almost always a wndow that can be expoited. See what happens when the code runs...does it load a dll/.so that can be changed?
Or fourth, for the truly patient...wait for the occupant to open the door himself, and invite yourself in for a visit... in programmers terms...understand how the program runs the mechanism, and then do the same yourself.
In Soviet Russia, Commode uses YOU!!
For real it seems this time.
Clicking on the link behind the great firewall will yeild the following result in Google Maps:
Zoom into a blurred screen.
The placemark has a label: Coordinates not found, please search again. IP Logged.
la la la la la la la la la
It's been done already....
Scroll down to the track listing.... "The La La Song".
Given your "someone's at the door" comment, were you thinking of Zebra?
Turns out that there's a problem anyway.
u ttle.ap/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/space/06/09/space.sh
Now, THAT is sad. And I hope that it really is 'no big deal'.. Even though my first reaction was "Oh S*&t".
May the crew have a safe return.
No pic needed, please see the story above this one.
It seems that what the Hubble found was Jimmy Doohan's ashes circling around in space.
Where they belong, i might add.
You know, you don't HAVE to buy a machine from Dell or anyone else. Someone with enough motivation to learn how can purchase the proper parts and build their own PC or server.
It's really not too hard to do, and if you plan it out and buy some components on sale, you can probably do the same or better on price than if you bought a system... sure there's your time, but it's an investement in yourself..at worst, hobby time.
Then you're free to install your OS of choice.
Any if you really want to, you can keep costs down by cannibalizing parts you already have...CD/DVD drives for example have not changed much in a few years..and are not likely to; keyboards, mice, monitors, etc.
I have been wondering for a while, what is the general opinion within the IRA and/or Real IRA regarding the 911 and London subway/bus attacks?
Were they looked upon as being the atrocities that they were? Did the attacks and subsequent public outcry casue a change in policy for the IRA?
I know that this is way off topic, but I've been curious about something for quite a while. I've tried searching for this info off and on over the last couple of years...with no luck. There's no ulterior motive to my questioning..it's really just pure curiosity, from an American guy who sort of took an interest in the goings on back in the 80's.
I'm hoping that someone from the UK or Ireland can answer this for me here or provide a link or two. Thanks in advance.
I heard that the install image comes with Minesweeper...for training purposes..
Yes, but it can only keep track of about 7 things at any given time. After that it needs to start to delegate work....
Think about this for a second. Say for example you are supporing a production stock trading system. In this case, you genrally can get access to the underlying data.... the trade records or the customer data (accounts, SSN's, etc) ... When there's a problem, you need to look at the file/database..and there's the data.
My point has nothing to do with the client commiting a felony, it has to do with the ethics of keeping the data confidential, and not acting on the data in any way, outside of what is required for the support of that problem.
If someone at your bank were to show off the insides of your checking/savings account, you'd be pretty pissed right? That's the ethics concern I posted about.
Oh yeah, it'd be a felony as well.