Contribute to Open Password comunity - release your passwords under the GPP (General Public Password) license! Because closed passwords are just series of * symbols - it's hard to use, share and modify them freely.:-)
Indeed. I wonder why people are not using SQLite where they need a fast and not _very, very_ large database (that's the case with most websites). And if there's a need for a big and reliable db -- PostgreSQL is the answer.
That is the point -- if you cannot disprove it, it must be true:-)
Also consider this: if you know about something that exists, you already have some sort of model of that something in your mind. So this means anything you know about can be modelled/simulated (at least in a human mind).
I disagree.
If it exists, it can be simulated with more or less accuracy. The more computing power there is, the more accurate simulations are possible. So, I'm pretty sure some day people will be able to simulate a working brain -- or create an artifficial mind.
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...is to choose a really difficult password and forget it. This will secure the box from its' worst enemy - yourself.
You don't need mod points for this anaerobic process, do you?
Yes, but don't forget to talk very clearly and carefully when saying words like rm / -rf...
Real Programmers aren't afraid to use GOTO's.
Contribute to Open Password comunity - release your passwords under the GPP (General Public Password) license! Because closed passwords are just series of * symbols - it's hard to use, share and modify them freely. :-)
Thank you! Now I'm not feeling guilty for not reading TFA. :-)
Indeed. I wonder why people are not using SQLite where they need a fast and not _very, very_ large database (that's the case with most websites). And if there's a need for a big and reliable db -- PostgreSQL is the answer.
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...and blackjack!
...Or windows install with solitaire, for users switching _from_ linux.
...it can't be on and off at the same time!
But it can.
He does other things too:
...a strip club, where 0x80 says he recently dropped $800 for an hour alone in a VIP room with several dancers...
Depends on who you sleep with. Oh, wait.
The hard part was implanting the implant!
Now, now, there's no need to start a flame on whitch topic causes more flames.
You forgot underpants.
They said 'text editor', not 'operating system'.
No. vi is better than emacs. Also gnome is better than kde. I agree with the rest of your points though.
I can't wait for my free oil :-)
No. Only in the United States of Soviet America. (USSA)
KDE is not an operating system.
That is the point -- if you cannot disprove it, it must be true :-)
Also consider this: if you know about something that exists, you already have some sort of model of that something in your mind. So this means anything you know about can be modelled/simulated (at least in a human mind).
I disagree.
If it exists, it can be simulated with more or less accuracy. The more computing power there is, the more accurate simulations are possible. So, I'm pretty sure some day people will be able to simulate a working brain -- or create an artifficial mind.
This article is obviously rubbish
... oh yeah..
So then Windows kernel + KDE/GNOME/... = the best OS ever made?