Nothing screams AnimalFarm more than the "MS Bad OSX Good" aura surrounding them.
Ah, chuckles. "All PCs are made equal (Macs are PCs too, remember). But some are more equal than others!" At least there are no penguins, devils or puffer-fish on the farm.
You'll also notice that those places also tend to be lit in lots of blue and a bit of red — my guess is because these are the colours for which our eyes have the lowest resolution. The grandparent notwithstanding, however, the link between strippers and solid-state storage was not the subject of a question on this Slashdotter's mind; nevertheless, I will probably now be plagued by a most obscene image in my head every time I insert a CompactFlash card into my camera.
I've recovered photos by hand for family members who've accidentally nuked their memory cards (did it the hard way with a hex editor, dd and cut). So wouldn't dd if=/dev/random of=/dev/memory-card bs=1K count=card-size-in-kib suffice?
Bad logic? Not quite. I understood this as "by agreeing to be polygraphed, one [endorses pseudoscience and] thereby seriously jeopardizes his or her claim to being a scientist" (insertion mine).
Perhaps they do use spam. I've received a number of cryptic junk e-mails recently — not selling anything, just (mis)quoting Shakespeare or some random numbers. Though I figure it's more likely related to criminality than covert intelligence.
Something was broken recently in FC's RPM... hopefully it's fixed by now. Otherwise I've never had any trouble with RPM except that of my own doing. And rolling your own RPMs isn't that hard once you've done it a few times.
I am running Fedora core 6, where is the problem?
Mainly in the heads those who hate or resent Red Hat.
Gangster 1. OK, so I'll just phone [insert non-ethnocentric name here] to confirm the date of the shipment. How many kilos again? Gangster 2. NO! Shh! Keep your voice down until you dial out — that thing could be bugged. Phone. "This phone is not being used as a covert surveillance device. Please continue to arrange your morally and/or legally questionable activities as normal." Gangster 1. Muh?! Phone. "Please ignore this message."
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Yep. Nedit all the way.
You'll also notice that those places also tend to be lit in lots of blue and a bit of red — my guess is because these are the colours for which our eyes have the lowest resolution. The grandparent notwithstanding, however, the link between strippers and solid-state storage was not the subject of a question on this Slashdotter's mind; nevertheless, I will probably now be plagued by a most obscene image in my head every time I insert a CompactFlash card into my camera.
I've recovered photos by hand for family members who've accidentally nuked their memory cards (did it the hard way with a hex editor, dd and cut). So wouldn't dd if=/dev/random of=/dev/ memory-card bs=1K count= card-size-in-kib suffice?
Bad logic? Not quite. I understood this as "by agreeing to be polygraphed, one [endorses pseudoscience and] thereby seriously jeopardizes his or her claim to being a scientist" (insertion mine).
Do NOT put petrol into the tank.
I swear, one of these days I'm going to set up a premium-rate phone number that just spits back random numbers.
Perhaps they do use spam. I've received a number of cryptic junk e-mails recently — not selling anything, just (mis)quoting Shakespeare or some random numbers. Though I figure it's more likely related to criminality than covert intelligence.
Um, hello? Typical bloody troll. Now it's appropriate, it sods off.
Aye. Ye cannae do interrupt handling with AJAX.
Theora.
Ah, you've never seen Balamory then.
- Mathematical expressions.
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- Half-decent kerning and ligatures.
Fix them with LaTeX. Or OOLatex. But normally just LaTeX for spiritual purity.And the less said about Fucking in Austria, the better.
Ahem! Stanford Experiment! Milgram Experiment!
Gangster 1. OK, so I'll just phone [insert non-ethnocentric name here] to confirm the date of the shipment. How many kilos again?
Gangster 2. NO! Shh! Keep your voice down until you dial out — that thing could be bugged.
Phone. "This phone is not being used as a covert surveillance device. Please continue to arrange your morally and/or legally questionable activities as normal."
Gangster 1. Muh?!
Phone. "Please ignore this message."
Actually, isn't the process a bit like building^Winstalling Gentoo?
Bloody hell, that company must consume well over half the world's supply of Allen keys.
But hasn't the idea behind Singularity been in academic labs years before?