One day we had a nasty tail wind, so the pilot had to gun the engines as we were making the turn onto the runway to get enough speed - something I've never seen anyone do before.
I think that happens maybe 5% of the flights I'm on, in various airports.
"Hello, NSA. Ma'm, my name is , I'll be flying in to LAX on Sep 16 and just wanted to see if this very call would put me on the no-fly list or otherwise bring me in for questioning. You could say this is some kind of media stunt. Thanks, see you, bye!"
It gives you a root shell, without having to enter the root password (like sudo -s). Same number of keystrokes.
You could argue that you are spawning one process more than is necessary, but, then again, you would just be anal.
I'd like to draw some attention to Train Fever: http://www.train-fever.com/ which also is to be supported by crowdfunding. This is one game I'd really like to see happen!
85mph = ~136.8km/h (motorways in Italy, among other countries, have speed limits of 130km/h)
although, however, "Legal provisions allow operators to set the limit to 150 km/h (93 mph) on their concessions on a voluntary basis if these conditions are met: three lanes in each direction and a working SICVE, or Safety Tutor, speed-camera system." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autostrade_of_Italy
Second Life is a good research project (or playground if you will) for whenever we will be able to hook computers up to our brains and map all sensory inputs and outputs to a virtual 3D world (matrix-style). Then the actual world you'd live in will be ready.
I just hope that things be quite different from SL by then:)
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Why land at all? It could hover in front of a window (e.g. outside the 20th floor in a highrise) and you grab the goods off of it.
One day we had a nasty tail wind, so the pilot had to gun the engines as we were making the turn onto the runway to get enough speed - something I've never seen anyone do before.
I think that happens maybe 5% of the flights I'm on, in various airports.
In Copenhagen Airport, passengers have been tracked using Bluetooth for some years. The visible difference for the customers is a display that shows the security waiting time in minutes.
I wonder how this scenario would go;
"Hello, NSA. Ma'm, my name is , I'll be flying in to LAX on Sep 16 and just wanted to see if this very call would put me on the no-fly list or otherwise bring me in for questioning. You could say this is some kind of media stunt. Thanks, see you, bye!"
It gives you a root shell, without having to enter the root password (like sudo -s). Same number of keystrokes. You could argue that you are spawning one process more than is necessary, but, then again, you would just be anal.
It's for sports.
“Researcher” posts video of Apple intrusion, with user data in the video [2:50]: http://youtube.com/watch?v=q000_EOWy80
I have many interests of my own, too, sure. Doesn't mean anyone else should care.
Then someone better make a system based on a peer-to-peer basis, like the Bitcoin blockchain.
The Gambler's fallacy, or Monte Carlo fallacy.
I'd like to draw some attention to Train Fever: http://www.train-fever.com/ which also is to be supported by crowdfunding. This is one game I'd really like to see happen!
More like triple dipping, since you'd also pay for the music when buying it in the music shoppe.
Which problems were you encountering?
(And you can improve this score by purchasing extra "insurances").
We do the same where I work (detection part only), but wouldn't touch customer data. So the most we can do is warn the customers.
Not too expensive, this decoding software of theirs.
I wonder how to measure this data, though!
85mph = ~136.8km/h (motorways in Italy, among other countries, have speed limits of 130km/h)
although, however, "Legal provisions allow operators to set the limit to 150 km/h (93 mph) on their concessions on a voluntary basis if these conditions are met: three lanes in each direction and a working SICVE, or Safety Tutor, speed-camera system." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autostrade_of_Italy
The summary mentions that Facebook is forming a PAC, and that it already IS a Palo Alto Company??
Do you think there will really be separate buildings like that on the moon, rather than indoor interconnected complexes?
Would save a lot of decompression chambers, etc. Or why not make a tube system for transportation of goods (and internet packets) while you are at it!
Seems like MS will not let go of their old ideas :)
http://www.zdnet.com/news/microsoft-flushes-out-iloo-gag/129298
Mac OS X: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/games/role_strategy/foxminesweeper.html
Debian GNU/Linux: http://packages.debian.org/lenny/xbomb
FreeBSD: ftp://ftp.internat.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/ports/i386/packages-8-current/games/xdemineur-2.1.1_1.tbz
Windows Vista: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Learn-about-Windows-games
HA!
OH! Joke already done, sorry for dupe
http://bash.org/?104052
Second Life is a good research project (or playground if you will) for whenever we will be able to hook computers up to our brains and map all sensory inputs and outputs to a virtual 3D world (matrix-style). Then the actual world you'd live in will be ready. I just hope that things be quite different from SL by then :)