Even if "XP 2", invoking a recently-dead product, made sense-- I happen to know that name will encounter a trademark issue with another piece of software.
I: crap II: great III: crap IV: great V: crap VI: great Generations: crap First Contact: great Insurrection: crap Nemesis: also crap Star Trek das reboot: crap with lens flare Star Trek Into Crappiness: The Wrath of Crap
Great insight. There are no shortage of power-hungry politicians who will look at a monopoly or similar situation as an "emergency" and convince the people to give the government permanent power to "solve" a temporary problem.
Great insight. There are no shortage of power-hungry politicians who will look at a monopoly or similar situation as an "emergency" and convince the people to give the government permanent power to "solve" a temporary problem.
Your reference to a "PDC" and the conspicuous lack of a reference to Active Directory or the SAM (used on standalone servers) tells me your knowledge is a bit out of date... which would explain why your statement is incorrect. Privilege escalations are taken as seriously on Windows as on other modern operating systems. And the SAM has not been particularly vulnerable since encryption (NT 4.0), and the ability to remove LM hashes (present since NT 3.1, default in Vista and 2008) were added. We're not L0PHTcrackin' like it's 1999 anymore.
No, what's wrong is not being for human rights-- which he still isn't. You get the incorrect notion that he is for liberty when he makes a political decision to back a certain group-- very incorrect.
I'm pretty sure the Firebird Trans Am Super Duty 455 (full name provided for humor) was last available in 1974. Unless you meant the Special Edition*, which was a 6.6 liter engine, not 7.3. Of course, 455 cu is not 7.3 L either-- it's 7.5. I'll shut up now.
* Buy in black, with the hood bird and CB radio for full "Smokey and the Bandit" experience.
OK-- so if one side isn't "justified", then war isn't justified? Of course history will deem at least once side in a war as "wrong"-- usually the losing side. Just admit you're a pacifist, and move on.
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Even if "XP 2", invoking a recently-dead product, made sense-- I happen to know that name will encounter a trademark issue with another piece of software.
The Star Trek movie pattern broke with Nemesis.
I: crap
II: great
III: crap
IV: great
V: crap
VI: great
Generations: crap
First Contact: great
Insurrection: crap
Nemesis: also crap
Star Trek das reboot: crap with lens flare
Star Trek Into Crappiness: The Wrath of Crap
But... but... the GOVERNMENT is doing it, so it's OK! You must be one of those Faux News right wing teabaggers!
Great insight. There are no shortage of power-hungry politicians who will look at a monopoly or similar situation as an "emergency" and convince the people to give the government permanent power to "solve" a temporary problem.
Great insight. There are no shortage of power-hungry politicians who will look at a monopoly or similar situation as an "emergency" and convince the people to give the government permanent power to "solve" a temporary problem.
But... but... the GOVERNMENT is doing it, so it's OK! You must be one of those Faux News right wing teabaggers!
SHUT UP and take my money!
I would still borrow it, but you wouldn't want it back after I was done with it.
It's kind of like admitting you're less intelligent than the employees. Not what I'd care to do.
Let me guess: Lotus Notes? I can't think of any other program that wouldn't make it obvious that the previous email was being quoted.
So you assume that senior managers do no work?
I'm going to guess they use the Open File dialog.
U.S.-based oil companies were specifically mentioned.
Your reference to a "PDC" and the conspicuous lack of a reference to Active Directory or the SAM (used on standalone servers) tells me your knowledge is a bit out of date... which would explain why your statement is incorrect. Privilege escalations are taken as seriously on Windows as on other modern operating systems. And the SAM has not been particularly vulnerable since encryption (NT 4.0), and the ability to remove LM hashes (present since NT 3.1, default in Vista and 2008) were added. We're not L0PHTcrackin' like it's 1999 anymore.
Everyone on Slashdot?
Matthew 22 containing the proof text.
Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dorhn are FBI plants?
Damnit, TVTroped again!
No, what's wrong is not being for human rights-- which he still isn't. You get the incorrect notion that he is for liberty when he makes a political decision to back a certain group-- very incorrect.
Yes. Maybe he should have considered the recession not "his economy", and done nothing. Actually, that may have been a good idea.
The Germans had a worse Commander in Chief than the Allied countries.
I'm pretty sure the Firebird Trans Am Super Duty 455 (full name provided for humor) was last available in 1974. Unless you meant the Special Edition*, which was a 6.6 liter engine, not 7.3. Of course, 455 cu is not 7.3 L either-- it's 7.5. I'll shut up now.
* Buy in black, with the hood bird and CB radio for full "Smokey and the Bandit" experience.
You do know that Afghanistan has no significant oil resources, right? Or are you referring to the pipeline?
OoRAH!
OK-- so if one side isn't "justified", then war isn't justified? Of course history will deem at least once side in a war as "wrong"-- usually the losing side. Just admit you're a pacifist, and move on.