He also tried to do the same thing to someone else who was "cheating in an online game". So the next time you're speed hacking in CSS, some *real* counter terrorists might break down your door.
In AU stores I believe the orange box is retailing between AU$79 and AU$99. But with the current exchange rate you'd be much better off buying direct from steam. When I pre-ordered it only cost AU$54 including VISA's currency conversion fees, and I believe the exchange rate has tipped even further in our favour.
That was the *first* answer to AACS (see sig for the second, there may be a 3rd and 4th by now). Up until now AACS was used by *both* HD-DVD and Blueray. The same keys were used for both.
Now there are disks using BD+, which of course we don't have a key for. Or AFAIK even a working implementation.
But did you query their DNS while it was broken? Yeah it's probably filtered out by now, my point was merely that *some* dns servers *may* have whatever incorrect information was previously broken.
No, the simple answer is; "give me the service I am paying you for". If the ISP is overselling bandwidth, and people are now starting to use the service they were sold. It's not the customers fault. Or the fault of the new services that are starting to crop up. Use the money I am giving you to build the infrastructure you need to provide the service you have promised. If you don't have enough money to build the infrastructure, charge more, or promise less.
If you use truecrypt it is therefore plausible that there *IS* a hidden volume, especially if the first volume has not used the space at the end of the volume.
Bring bank bouncing grenades, what's the point of defending with them if you can't kill by lobbing them around corners? Scouts all giving x2 to cap is a little overpowered especially against the last capture point. How about a +2 limit for any one capture point, so more than 2 scouts doesn't cap any faster.
So apple would only need to allow customers to buy their hardware with no OS. AFAIK you can already buy the OS separately. They wouldn't be forced to change their OS to run on your beige box.
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Plus with the right setup you could get a lot of that energy back when the car goes down again.
Mr Bean strikes again...
If you're going to fill their logs, the least you could do is add inappropriate referrer urls.
"Why are we getting hits from this .... tub ... girl. You'd better check out this site so we can send a cease and desist letter."
Or you could search for nigritude ultramarine.
"hey, we need some more power to run our iPods."
"sure thing, realigning the transmitter."
"A little further to the north."
"Ok."
"AAAARRRR, it burns, it burns. Perfect."
Don't warn us, warn the server admins ;)
I've got enough people on my list already. Now where did I put my stapler?
LED's might provide light, but on the dark side of the moon heat would be your biggest problem.
In AU stores I believe the orange box is retailing between AU$79 and AU$99. But with the current exchange rate you'd be much better off buying direct from steam. When I pre-ordered it only cost AU$54 including VISA's currency conversion fees, and I believe the exchange rate has tipped even further in our favour.
It's Monday here in AU you insensitive clod.
That was the *first* answer to AACS (see sig for the second, there may be a 3rd and 4th by now). Up until now AACS was used by *both* HD-DVD and Blueray. The same keys were used for both.
Now there are disks using BD+, which of course we don't have a key for. Or AFAIK even a working implementation.
I wonder how it fairs against that pain ray that was on here a while ago.
But did you query their DNS while it was broken? Yeah it's probably filtered out by now, my point was merely that *some* dns servers *may* have whatever incorrect information was previously broken.
Some DNS caches may still take a while to purge incorrect data.
ID-TEN-T error.
There's a nut loose on your keyboard.
OSI Layer 8 error.
There's heaps of ways to describe the problem.
No, the simple answer is; "give me the service I am paying you for". If the ISP is overselling bandwidth, and people are now starting to use the service they were sold. It's not the customers fault. Or the fault of the new services that are starting to crop up. Use the money I am giving you to build the infrastructure you need to provide the service you have promised. If you don't have enough money to build the infrastructure, charge more, or promise less.
If you use truecrypt it is therefore plausible that there *IS* a hidden volume, especially if the first volume has not used the space at the end of the volume.
Bring bank bouncing grenades, what's the point of defending with them if you can't kill by lobbing them around corners? Scouts all giving x2 to cap is a little overpowered especially against the last capture point. How about a +2 limit for any one capture point, so more than 2 scouts doesn't cap any faster.
(runs picture through CSI's Photoshop image filter) OMG!! That's disgusting!
That guy uses the words "that guy" more times in a single post that most people do all month. God I hate that guy!
Oh wait...
I'm sure the center is around here somewhere.
So apple would only need to allow customers to buy their hardware with no OS. AFAIK you can already buy the OS separately. They wouldn't be forced to change their OS to run on your beige box.