Depending on your physical layout, couldn't you run a cable from the STB directly to the Verizon router?
Unrelated, I have FIOS and it was interesting running a scan of the machines/port/services on the network. Granted, most of it meant nothing to me, but here was the return:
PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION
7501/tcp open unknown
8082/tcp open http gSOAP httpd 2.7
21303/tcp open ssl/tcpwrapped
21306/tcp open unknown
21307/tcp open http gSOAP httpd 2.7
I'm trying to figure out from the videos if it's first-person or third-. They keep calling it an FPS, but is that just in comparing it conceptually to one, or is that really the camera angle?
It's no different in something like WoW with shouts of "Gear check" when there's a raid run. The biggest benefit to a RAID PUG is to get new, better equipment. The only way to get better equipment is to have sufficiently good equipment to get into a group that's going after better equipment. It's very much a circular course of trying to get/be the best (ditto in Wow PVP. I'm assuming in other games, as well, but WoW is the only MMORPG that I tried.) Setting aside the monetary aspect of the addiction-like behavior referenced above (spending ~$100/month for insta-builds, etc.) it's the same mindset.
So what? Is he going to not get re-elected? Go to prison? Get a slap on the wrist? Nothing will happen to him and he'll most likely do it again. Most people won't understand what he did. All they'll care about is a bad guy was caught and someone said it was because of the Innerwebs were being closely watched, therefore, we need to keep watching for bad guys. I'm not meaning this to be a troll or flamebait post, but these stories generally accomplish only one thing: They piss off/. readers. I know it had that effect on me.
Well, thanks to Google's commentrank technology, the more comments marked "funny" that spawn off of this one will increase the parent's "funny" ranking, allowing context-sensitive ads like "Kdawson post" or "YRO" or even "citation needed" to appear.
And is there a system that monitors the system? To detect if one set of cameras is suddenly misbehaving in terms of a spike in the number of reports it files of who is "misbehaving"?
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Depending on your physical layout, couldn't you run a cable from the STB directly to the Verizon router?
Unrelated, I have FIOS and it was interesting running a scan of the machines/port/services on the network. Granted, most of it meant nothing to me, but here was the return:
PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION
7501/tcp open unknown
8082/tcp open http gSOAP httpd 2.7
21303/tcp open ssl/tcpwrapped
21306/tcp open unknown
21307/tcp open http gSOAP httpd 2.7
Wait. Are we talking about the lap dances or merger talks with Microsoft?
That's funny. The laptops would accomplish the same thing.
I see you are trying to write a funny post. Would you like me to help with that?
Or people who RTFA.
I'm trying to figure out from the videos if it's first-person or third-. They keep calling it an FPS, but is that just in comparing it conceptually to one, or is that really the camera angle?
No, but the Horde would probably pay well :)
It's no different in something like WoW with shouts of "Gear check" when there's a raid run. The biggest benefit to a RAID PUG is to get new, better equipment. The only way to get better equipment is to have sufficiently good equipment to get into a group that's going after better equipment. It's very much a circular course of trying to get/be the best (ditto in Wow PVP. I'm assuming in other games, as well, but WoW is the only MMORPG that I tried.) Setting aside the monetary aspect of the addiction-like behavior referenced above (spending ~$100/month for insta-builds, etc.) it's the same mindset.
The guy probably emailed the story in to his editors.
Apparently it doesn't matter which BSA it is - tbey'll both try to bugger you.
So long as you don't try and touch your tongue to my nose, you can call it whatever you like ;)
Because your post doesn't look like line noise?
> there's no reason the burger components couldn't come pre-coated with a thick layer of edible film
True. The damn things would probably still taste the same.
Yeah, that'll happen right after the Big Mac that I order ends up looking just like the one in the commercial.
The one about "Why the FBI Director Doesn't Bank Online"?
Episode V - Epic Fail.
So what? Is he going to not get re-elected? Go to prison? Get a slap on the wrist? Nothing will happen to him and he'll most likely do it again. Most people won't understand what he did. All they'll care about is a bad guy was caught and someone said it was because of the Innerwebs were being closely watched, therefore, we need to keep watching for bad guys. I'm not meaning this to be a troll or flamebait post, but these stories generally accomplish only one thing: They piss off /. readers. I know it had that effect on me.
Well, thanks to Google's commentrank technology, the more comments marked "funny" that spawn off of this one will increase the parent's "funny" ranking, allowing context-sensitive ads like "Kdawson post" or "YRO" or even "citation needed" to appear.
Just play Lady Gaga really loud.
And for those of us normal people, it's Pretty F'ing Fast.
to actually say what the hell the thing is in the summary without assuming everyone "just knows"?
> People at least do not dry up, wilt, sag, and turn
;)
> funny colors over the course of an hour under the lights.
Then how do you explain George Hamilton?
And ponies.
And is there a system that monitors the system? To detect if one set of cameras is suddenly misbehaving in terms of a spike in the number of reports it files of who is "misbehaving"?
Exactly why is this comment (and an AC one, at that) labeled informative? What does it have to do with the story/topic?