So, supposing for a minute, that one had an interest in partaking in such matters (which I don't), and that one also had sufficient motive for such irresponsible behaviour (which I haven't), how would one go about composing such a combination of Slammer and a BIOS eraser?
Naturally, one would only be using this information for research purposes. Or educational purposes, at most.
The thing is, you won't be writing the correct answer if you write down sqrt(c) without the root, no matter how many decimals you write (assuming c is not a square, of course). A maths teacher that only wants "close enough" ought to get his ass kicked.
Seriously though, loading up it's original interface makes me go "......". I can immediately sense the high porch I'll have to climb over in order to use the thing. GIMPshop is very nice on the other hand, and with the same functionality, code, and license. Everybody wins!
Same thing in Windows, but there's a problem sometimes:
Usually you'll find all applications in "C:\Program Files\*". So some smart novice then thinks, "ok so the default is C:\program files\ so let's install there by default", which is a bad mistake.The actual default prefix should be "%systemdrive%\Program Files\", not to mention that there is even an environment variable for it: %programfiles%.
Now try feeding 10 printers, replacing toner cartridges in 3 printers, fixing paper jams in 14 printers, and kicking that damn printer at the end of the line that suddenly stops with an unknown error code; all at once.
Yes, the restriction applies to children, and only children.
Except children in Illinois.
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Korean is not an iconographic language (unless you absolutely want it to be). Writing Japanese, is mostly not a problem either, at least on phones the simple keypad is already enough. Chinese, I don't know about.
Exactly. Just because your external senses tell you something, doesn't mean you can always trust them. And with God, no external sense will tell you anything, it's all in your own mind. Do you trust your own brain to be infallible?
You can't really find it in g-earth, since it didn't leave any big marks. There are some placemarks with an overlay map though. I found one in the community forums, and made some improvements: Tunguska Event in Google Earth.
I'm thinking of naming responsibilities, like not having the entire namespace sold out to the porn industry for cash. Maybe something else? I don't know, but they seem to be thinking about something!
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You may hand in your geek license now :)
Naturally, one would only be using this information for research purposes. Or educational purposes, at most.
..and they are just as much in a twist, it seems.
"Where are we going to free up 80MB (!) just to install this thing!?"
And I imagine that with a lot of craftwork, a cheap USB camera with abysmal quality, and a lot of fuss you could make one of these yourself.
Ok, so it's off-topic, but anyway.
True, I think slashdot contains at least 10 shelf-meters of potential research material.
Seriously though, loading up it's original interface makes me go "......". I can immediately sense the high porch I'll have to climb over in order to use the thing. GIMPshop is very nice on the other hand, and with the same functionality, code, and license. Everybody wins!
Except for one thing... the toolbars are huge.
-> ed
You probably don't have to keep it pointed at anything, just rest it in your lap. It's not a light-gun controller, it's a motion sensor.
Usually you'll find all applications in "C:\Program Files\*". So some smart novice then thinks, "ok so the default is C:\program files\ so let's install there by default", which is a bad mistake.The actual default prefix should be "%systemdrive%\Program Files\", not to mention that there is even an environment variable for it: %programfiles%.
The devil is in the details.
No, don't say that. I'd rather have a slashdot effect over the network than through telepathy.
Your statement includes the assumption that it's possible to fix things "inside the cave". That's quite a wild assumption.
You say that like it's a hard mark to hit.
Yes, but Windows XP will run circles around Linux in those other uses of audio/video, not including streaming, recording, and playback.
What about geeks who live in their office?
Now try feeding 10 printers, replacing toner cartridges in 3 printers, fixing paper jams in 14 printers, and kicking that damn printer at the end of the line that suddenly stops with an unknown error code; all at once.
Just for future reference.
Except children in Illinois.
Korean is not an iconographic language (unless you absolutely want it to be). Writing Japanese, is mostly not a problem either, at least on phones the simple keypad is already enough. Chinese, I don't know about.
Exactly. Just because your external senses tell you something, doesn't mean you can always trust them. And with God, no external sense will tell you anything, it's all in your own mind. Do you trust your own brain to be infallible?
Unfortunately, even the person finding the cat can never sure he actually found it, no matter how much he claims so.
I must reply to your sig:
Physics is to math what approximating her mons veneris is to cunnilingus.
You can't really find it in g-earth, since it didn't leave any big marks. There are some placemarks with an overlay map though. I found one in the community forums, and made some improvements: Tunguska Event in Google Earth.
Point taken.
I'm thinking of naming responsibilities, like not having the entire namespace sold out to the porn industry for cash. Maybe something else? I don't know, but they seem to be thinking about something!