Indeed. I have a list as long as my arm of the reasonably useful "Wi-Fi-enabled" devices and network applicances I've turned down because (seriously) they don't support WPA with EAP-TLS, which is how I lock down my network.
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A crow eating garbage in the snow, definitely. Unlike his canary friend, he does not have to rely on an owner. Nor does he have to sing for his dinner.
In order to make it a fair test. There's no way this could be achieved with the crappy quality of supply sometimes found coming out of sockets all over the UK.
The Prisoner (despite Netflix's incorrect synopsis) isn't science fiction. It's a cold-war-era spy story.
Science fiction isn't just about starships, time-travel and parallel universes. The Prisoner deals with more psychological sci-fi (things like mind transfers, mental programming, controlled/simulated realities, etc.). It is primarly spy-fy, but it's also no less sci-fi than The Man from U.N.C.L.E. or The Avengers, both of which feature in the list.
That's what stuck out when I read this. I've had machines for GBP 750 with two and three year warranties. Six months? Doesn't exactly inspire confidence in their build quality, particularly as experience tells me most faults show up towards the end of the first year of working life.
They apparently issued DMCA takedown notices against Uncyclopedia and Wikipedia recently over some apparent pictures of ED's apparent founder. ED's sense of (apparent) humour is also a smidgen (and by "smidgen" I mean "dump-truck", apparently) more brutal, apparently, than that of Uncyclopedia as well.
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Don't you mean ./t3h_l33t_5cr1pxx0r?
Indeed. I have a list as long as my arm of the reasonably useful "Wi-Fi-enabled" devices and network applicances I've turned down because (seriously) they don't support WPA with EAP-TLS, which is how I lock down my network.
...and this poster thinks it's about —king time.
..when we've already got a laptop powered by a 6,8 GHz quantum optical processor with 1 TB of NvlOpRAM?
Cavity searches.
I could, but it's not the kind of video I'd pay £10 for...
No, that was Flash (ah-aah).
A crow eating garbage in the snow, definitely. Unlike his canary friend, he does not have to rely on an owner. Nor does he have to sing for his dinner.
In order to make it a fair test. There's no way this could be achieved with the crappy quality of supply sometimes found coming out of sockets all over the UK.
Correct, that was exactly my point.
That's an understatement — TeX is Turing-complete.
Shut up, or we'll put you on a plane to North Haverbrook.
Maybe because he now presents BBC World's Click Online ? (Technically sci-fi, but certainly not one of the top fifty.)
Science fiction isn't just about starships, time-travel and parallel universes. The Prisoner deals with more psychological sci-fi (things like mind transfers, mental programming, controlled/simulated realities, etc.). It is primarly spy-fy, but it's also no less sci-fi than The Man from U.N.C.L.E. or The Avengers, both of which feature in the list.
Er... which part of yourself — no, never mind.
Greatest 50, my arse! Where's The Prisoner?
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What?!
Artists and geniuses, methinks.
Ah, an apologist!
Better still, cowboy, are you willing to let a RIAA operative shove his up yours?
That's what stuck out when I read this. I've had machines for GBP 750 with two and three year warranties. Six months? Doesn't exactly inspire confidence in their build quality, particularly as experience tells me most faults show up towards the end of the first year of working life.
As long as the Dalek is like this, I don't think anyone would object.
Or maybe you would prefer the genocidal type...
I think it looks more like Anne-Droid from "Bad Wolf" (only with jaundice).
They apparently issued DMCA takedown notices against Uncyclopedia and Wikipedia recently over some apparent pictures of ED's apparent founder. ED's sense of (apparent) humour is also a smidgen (and by "smidgen" I mean "dump-truck", apparently) more brutal, apparently, than that of Uncyclopedia as well.
So they'd organise a sting operation, then?
200g operational shock tolerance. Some will do up to 800g non-operational.
This is actually a good point. Did the grandparent contact the Police?