Debian, Slackware, Fedora, Suse, Crunchbang, any of a dozen others?
Re:Without remorse there is no rehabilitation.
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So he adequately answered your question, and you have nothing to do but bitch? What contrition or remorse should he show, since you are unable to show you that he hurt you or any of his other supposed "victims" in any way? He clearly shows remorse for the people he DID hurt (family and some corporations), as well as a clear understanding that the best way to learn this security stuff is in the white hat area.
Dropbox is a generic term which predates either of those companies and I've frequently heard network shares named or referred to as "dropbox" or "drop box."
No. You have 3 more cores shut down and not doing anything at all, unless your task is nicely multithreaded, in which case they are all working on the task to get it done faster so all the cores can go to sleep and save you battery life.
"We don't learn science by doing science, we learn science by reading and memorizing." Or, you know, BOTH. We did a lot of experimental stuff in the classroom throughout HS and grade school. We still had to memorize the big stuff, but anything we could verify in the lab we generally did.
No, that would be a totally irrelevant analogy, because there is no physical space for him to violate, nor any risk to them that he will be able to badmouth them on their "property" simply by downloading and installing the game that they accepted his money for.
"Except, these aren't 'apps' at all. They're websites." Except many of them are "apps" as much as any application has ever been. Fully running programs written in a programming language, which just happens to be HTML5. Also the abbreviation "app" predates the iPhone by approximately as long as I have used computers.
" cut power, stop water , turn all the traffic lights red - you've seen the movies." There is no reason for ANY of those things to be connected to the internet.
Ogg Vorbis is pretty common standard for video game audio because you don't have to pay royalties for implementation. So in that way it's pretty damn successful. Speex (their voice chat codec) is also fairly commonly used for VoIP, presumably for the same reason.
It's easy to write up an e-mail and send it, especially knowing this is unlikely to ever happen. I'd say less than 2% of those volunteers are actually people who would go through with it if asked.
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Debian, Slackware, Fedora, Suse, Crunchbang, any of a dozen others?
So he adequately answered your question, and you have nothing to do but bitch? What contrition or remorse should he show, since you are unable to show you that he hurt you or any of his other supposed "victims" in any way? He clearly shows remorse for the people he DID hurt (family and some corporations), as well as a clear understanding that the best way to learn this security stuff is in the white hat area.
Yes. Ooops. Must be motor memory messing up my typing.
We can fit 64MB on a microSD card, so why it it surprising that something much larger can fit 2TB?
You make Apple-related hats?
I hope you don't use any public services or infrastructure, then.
Dropbox is a generic term which predates either of those companies and I've frequently heard network shares named or referred to as "dropbox" or "drop box."
Does "third parties" include the government?
Good thing AT&T never took any tax dollars or used public infrastructure, then.
Wait, wasn't THEIR name specifically trading off of Google's trademark to begin with? How does that even work?
0.1% more?
Wow. Right over your head, huh?
If you are spending a full workday per chicken to raise chickens, you probably aren't a very good farmer.
No. You have 3 more cores shut down and not doing anything at all, unless your task is nicely multithreaded, in which case they are all working on the task to get it done faster so all the cores can go to sleep and save you battery life.
"We don't learn science by doing science, we learn science by reading and memorizing." Or, you know, BOTH. We did a lot of experimental stuff in the classroom throughout HS and grade school. We still had to memorize the big stuff, but anything we could verify in the lab we generally did.
Don't forget that they don't ever discuss the levels of radiation released, because then they might have to admit they are minimal.
No, that would be a totally irrelevant analogy, because there is no physical space for him to violate, nor any risk to them that he will be able to badmouth them on their "property" simply by downloading and installing the game that they accepted his money for.
"Except, these aren't 'apps' at all. They're websites." Except many of them are "apps" as much as any application has ever been. Fully running programs written in a programming language, which just happens to be HTML5. Also the abbreviation "app" predates the iPhone by approximately as long as I have used computers.
" cut power, stop water , turn all the traffic lights red - you've seen the movies." There is no reason for ANY of those things to be connected to the internet.
Surprisingly, the open source movement doesn't get to define words for the rest of the world.
Ogg Vorbis is pretty common standard for video game audio because you don't have to pay royalties for implementation. So in that way it's pretty damn successful. Speex (their voice chat codec) is also fairly commonly used for VoIP, presumably for the same reason.
And a terrible size for a sustainable colony.
It's easy to write up an e-mail and send it, especially knowing this is unlikely to ever happen. I'd say less than 2% of those volunteers are actually people who would go through with it if asked.
I laughed so hard. I'm going to hell.