You can still attack the nation's water supply with the other 26 methods that we're vulnerable on.
I say this as someone who used to be a Water Services Engineer and then worked in the military, sometimes with water supplies (diatomaceous earth, anyone?).
The illusion of safety is exactly that: an illusion. When you harden one point, the other points become more vulnerable to attack, especially if you don't have to worry about escaping afterwards.
If we all moved to IPv6, spam would be easy to trace and stop, so it will never happen so long as politicians and telcos make tons of money from spam houses.
I haven't had any problem with pop-ups since I switched to Opera. I just turn them off (F12 and a click) - and if I come to a site where I need to see them I turn them on while I'm at that site.
is one in which fifty people all get together at the beginning of rush hour and drive at the speed limit (or lower), across all lanes, with a 4-5 second gap between cars, going back and forth along the route.
What about everyone staring straight up in the sky and acting shocked.. making everyone around stare up.
I was part of a flash mob in Seattle, at the Pike Place Market, where we did exactly that, about two or three years ago.
It was fun!
Most people didn't get it - amazing how gullible people are, most of them spent 2-3 minutes staring where we were staring at, even though there was nothing there.
That's what this means, allowing cell users to switch numbers easily. And once people get in the habit of buying the cell phone, the monthly fee will be around $10 a month, like it is in Europe, instead of the normal $100 a month here in the USA.
Real capitalists like real competition - I'm surprised the neo-cons let something like this slip through...
"Protecting" minors _IS_ a violation of free-speech.
Not to mention, how come we have to protect minors so much? I know they get all dirty and stuff from working in those coal mines, but why can't they play violent video games? Is it just that they'll start using their picks and shovels to attack the police?
It's a serious lack of miniskirts for the female crewmembers and a severe lack of ripped shirts and flared pants on the part of the male crewmembers...
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None of this matters.
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And we need to be authorized to use deadly force, too.
By the by, I have years of military service, so I think this would be a great business.
Spam: it's what's for dinner
You can still attack the nation's water supply with the other 26 methods that we're vulnerable on.
I say this as someone who used to be a Water Services Engineer and then worked in the military, sometimes with water supplies (diatomaceous earth, anyone?).
The illusion of safety is exactly that: an illusion. When you harden one point, the other points become more vulnerable to attack, especially if you don't have to worry about escaping afterwards.
If we all moved to IPv6, spam would be easy to trace and stop, so it will never happen so long as politicians and telcos make tons of money from spam houses.
and the right to shoot suspected spammers using deadly force if they resist arrest.
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hmm, I think I found my next career
and Opera makes it easy to block pop-ups
I haven't had any problem with pop-ups since I switched to Opera. I just turn them off (F12 and a click) - and if I come to a site where I need to see them I turn them on while I'm at that site.
Easy.
when they showed the Borg on this pre-ST show, you knew it would go downhill from there.
that plus not enough on-screen nudity and not enough Klingons.
just imagine it! hundreds of GameCubes running Prince of Persia: Sands of Time in French, English, Spanish, and Persian!
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Now that would be a site to see
All I can say is Nintendo sells its consoles at a profit and it's games at a profit, something that Microsoft appears unable to do.
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If it weren't for the Yen-USD/Euro exchange rate, I'd be really happy about how profitable the company was.
Oh, and I do own Microsoft shares too
would kind of count as a security risk in itself, wouldn't it?
Mostly with "unused" computers.
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Since they cut the training budget, we obviously had to learn new skills somehow
but if linux does include stolen code it becomes dangerous:
... it's a lot harder than it looks.
different girl: mmmm, is that linux you're using?
me: why yes... it is (sly smile)
girl: you're so dangerous, take me now.... on the keyboard...
Yes, but then you have to learn how to code while being distracted
I thought they phased out that Constitution thing a few years ago.
Somebody sold it on eBay to Mongolia. Said his name was Ashcroft, I think.
I've heard they still have one in Canada. Quaint, eh?
is one in which fifty people all get together at the beginning of rush hour and drive at the speed limit (or lower), across all lanes, with a 4-5 second gap between cars, going back and forth along the route.
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If you've ever seen it, you'd be amazed
What about everyone staring straight up in the sky and acting shocked.. making everyone around stare up.
I was part of a flash mob in Seattle, at the Pike Place Market, where we did exactly that, about two or three years ago.
It was fun!
Most people didn't get it - amazing how gullible people are, most of them spent 2-3 minutes staring where we were staring at, even though there was nothing there.
Some of Scotty's old clothes??
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Just come to Seattle and shop at our Goodwill - I'm sure he donated some there
Before I get flamed to a Kingdom Come, I am kidding. (Hops on over and makes a donation to the National Organization of Women).
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You forgot to post the NOW link so others could donate as well
It won't be an issue until Bugs Bunny gets elected Governor of California.
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Well, we do have Elmer Fudd in the White House right now - either that or Foghorn Leghorn, not quite sure which
Without validation of votes by some other methods, the system will be used to cheat voters out of their choice, in favor of those with money.
That's what this means, allowing cell users to switch numbers easily. And once people get in the habit of buying the cell phone, the monthly fee will be around $10 a month, like it is in Europe, instead of the normal $100 a month here in the USA.
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Real capitalists like real competition - I'm surprised the neo-cons let something like this slip through
Linux is winning and Bill Gates might want to cash out while he can ...
is going to be a cop.
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That way noone can shoot at me, but I can shoot at them.
And since I live in Washington State, if I do get shot, I'll have the game producers arrested
"Protecting" minors _IS_ a violation of free-speech.
Not to mention, how come we have to protect minors so much? I know they get all dirty and stuff from working in those coal mines, but why can't they play violent video games? Is it just that they'll start using their picks and shovels to attack the police?
that I have to stop using my net in Animal Crossing to hit the Police Officer from behind?
remember when 300 baud was fast, 110 baud was normal, and only rich people had 1200 baud modems ...
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and
WE LIKED IT!
Or you'll be stuck in a series of trilogies with no meaning except to fund CGI server farms ...
It's a serious lack of miniskirts for the female crewmembers and a severe lack of ripped shirts and flared pants on the part of the male crewmembers ...
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Fix that and you won't need the Borg