What *are* you on about with the breaking glass bullshit? Next time you're in a hotel room close the door and put the card in your pocket. Then slowly turn the handle. At about 30 or so degrees you'll feel a bit of resistance. That's the mechanical override (I assume it's a lever or cam[1]) engaging. Turn it some more and hey presto, the door unlocks.
[1] I'll take a set of screwdrivers on my next road trip.
Then there was the time someone said something incredibly ridiculous and I didn't have my sarcasm meter with me so I posted what I thought was a clever put-down, but it didn't matter because it turned out he wasn't being sarcastic.
A mechanical device is more likely to show a predictable pattern than a good simulation.
Someone beat casino roulette wheels with this, IIRC.
E.g. an uneven tooth on a cog will always show a change in speed at a particular position. With software you can choose a good source of randomness. You can choose several sources of randomness and switch between them - randomly.
You're 100% right. It's just like that day I didn't crash my car, so I don't need any of that faggoty insurance. Or when the live wire on my oven didn't come loose and touch the casing, so I didn't need all that commie earthing.
I hate registry tweaks. At least with a.conf file you just open it & edit it, and half the time there's a decent example line that you just have to uncomment.
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He did proper roles, obviously, but he was well known for doing cameos.
What *are* you on about with the breaking glass bullshit? Next time you're in a hotel room close the door and put the card in your pocket. Then slowly turn the handle. At about 30 or so degrees you'll feel a bit of resistance. That's the mechanical override (I assume it's a lever or cam[1]) engaging. Turn it some more and hey presto, the door unlocks.
[1] I'll take a set of screwdrivers on my next road trip.
I'll keep crossing them if you keep knocking them in...
Then there was the time someone said something incredibly ridiculous and I didn't have my sarcasm meter with me so I posted what I thought was a clever put-down, but it didn't matter because it turned out he wasn't being sarcastic.
A mechanical device is more likely to show a predictable pattern than a good simulation.
Someone beat casino roulette wheels with this, IIRC.
E.g. an uneven tooth on a cog will always show a change in speed at a particular position. With software you can choose a good source of randomness. You can choose several sources of randomness and switch between them - randomly.
Rubbish. I've never stayed in a hotel with key cards where the inside handle didn't override/bypass the lock.
Given the history of schwit1's postings here, I'm surprised it didn't say something like that in TFS.
Anyone who thinks parroting the Reinheitsgebot makes them look like a beer connoisseur is proving the exact opposite.
A pair of shoes that wore away to nothing. She gave them to me as a keepsake.
In that case you'll be able to name dozens of countries that call themselves republics which have monarchs.
I reckon I can name more countries that have "republic" in the title and fail the "government of the people" criterion.
P.S. Not an American (or a true Scotsman) for that matter.
Read the post I replied to, fucktard.
Don't go giving Lennart Poettering ideas about what to do when systemd's finished.
Thanks a bunch, you've got me whistling that tune now.
It's easy with systemd. You just have to write it in the form of a Sanskrit poem.
It was Spartacus.
Me? Fuck off. I'm Sarcastipiss. Easy mistake to make, I know.
You're 100% right. It's just like that day I didn't crash my car, so I don't need any of that faggoty insurance. Or when the live wire on my oven didn't come loose and touch the casing, so I didn't need all that commie earthing.
I hate registry tweaks. At least with a .conf file you just open it & edit it, and half the time there's a decent example line that you just have to uncomment.
Since you're such a fucking genius you can explain how constitutional monarchies exist, which are democracies but not republics.
Indeed. If (purely hypothetical example) you redefine "terrorist" to the point where everybody is one, then what do you call an actual terrorist?
BTW, is it normal for pvmove to take forever to shift 200G...
That's not the same as depending on government procurement and/or subsidies though.
Also, I don't thing roads & bridges disappear with a stroke of the president's pen.
http://beautifuldecay.com/2013...
It's a metaphor, not a euphemism, you map of Tasmania.
Oh, come on.
In the 1780s almost everything consumed in America was made in America. And people had iPods and SUVs and everything, because NUMBER ONE!
It won't, but even if it does you're still an idiot.
Wrong. Those would (if you wanted to be unambiguous) be "Positions in Eastern Europe".