For emails from friends I'd never hit the button. For spams I would.
Yeah, but some people would just make everyone pay. I'm sure it's a supportline operators dream. It may not pay much, but it would definitely recoup some expenses. The minute there's a possibility that I'll have to pay for every e-mail I send is the day I stop sending them.
While I agree that few people will ever go back to remember how to find a derivative, those calc books often have very useful tables of Trig identities and formulas for integrating certain functions. You may be a human computer, but I sometimes need to go back and check.
Maybe, but when SCO said the company would be recognizeable I was thinking it would be someone bigger. Will the name "Autozone" be enough to turn corporate heads?
You can be knighted, you just need the governments permission. The problem with Black was that he and Chretien weren't on good terms. No Permission, No Title.
I wonder why SCO isn't warning congress about Microsoft being a thread to national security and the economy.
I woud think that a bunch of us handing our info over to india might fall under both of those....
There are so many threads from it, I would say Microsoft is more of a yarn.
I'd place Alien Ressurection before Ailen 3. The third movie may not have compared to the first two, but compared to ressurection it was a masterpiece.
I know I'm going to be modded down for this, but everytime somebody mentions the kernel I can't help but picture Tux with a big bucket of Pop-Corn. I know it's wrong, but I just can't help it.
I'm so tired of people trying to lock down windows boxes!
And it pisses me off when I walk through an office/computer retailer and all the monitors have their screensavers frozen with a dialog asking for a password. What's the point of displaying a computer if all the customer can see is a bloody screensaver?
Spammers release virus to attack Spamhaus.org
A new virus released by spammers on Saturday 1st November is infecting computers worldwide, and this time the purpose of the virus is to attack www.Spamhaus.org. W32/Mimail-E is designed to infect millions of computers causing them to each begin making overwhelming amounts of bogus requests to Spamhaus.org's web server, to kill the server.
The W32/Mimail-E virus is the latest in a string of trojan worms, including SoBig.E and the Fizzer (W32/Fizzer-A) worm, each one released by spammers for the purpose of creating a vast worldwide zombie network of spam-sending machines and building an attack network consiting of hundreds of thousands of virus-infected zombie machines with which the spammers then attack anti-spam organizations.
Except you don't apply pressure to the face of a picture or a CD like you would to a PDA with your stylus. I just think this is an accident waiting to happen.
...but how are you supposed to hold it without getting your fingers on the screen or touchpad? I know minituarization is the name of a game, but when you're talking human computer interaction is it really the best way to go?
Well there's no contest here. Picard has the crew of the enterprise (# unknown, I'm sure someone will chime in with it) vs. wave after suicidal wave of DOOP's most expendable.
While I agree that few people will ever go back to remember how to find a derivative, those calc books often have very useful tables of Trig identities and formulas for integrating certain functions. You may be a human computer, but I sometimes need to go back and check.
Bigger as in a name most people would recognize. The Daimler-Chrysler announcement was the type of thing I was expecting.
Maybe, but when SCO said the company would be recognizeable I was thinking it would be someone bigger. Will the name "Autozone" be enough to turn corporate heads?
CYA: Cover Your Ass.
I'd wager it's much more than 2/3. The US makes up nowhere near 1/3 of the world population.
Not quite. This virus contains SCO IP. The DDOS is actually infected host sending credit card info to pay SCO $699 for the license.
You can be knighted, you just need the governments permission. The problem with Black was that he and Chretien weren't on good terms. No Permission, No Title.
I'd place Alien Ressurection before Ailen 3. The third movie may not have compared to the first two, but compared to ressurection it was a masterpiece.
$139.491 USD according to xe.com or $181.031 CAD for us up north. (Cdn Dollar really is getting stronger, I was expecting over $200)
I know I'm going to be modded down for this, but everytime somebody mentions the kernel I can't help but picture Tux with a big bucket of Pop-Corn. I know it's wrong, but I just can't help it.
You may want to narrow down how new cities are entered. Right now you have about a dozen different cities that are all Toronto, Ontario.
And it pisses me off when I walk through an office/computer retailer and all the monitors have their screensavers frozen with a dialog asking for a password. What's the point of displaying a computer if all the customer can see is a bloody screensaver?
This scene would fit right in. Darl Helmet: "How many assholes we got in this company anyhow?" Entire SCO staff: "Yo!"
I've been waiting for both this and Indy for a long time. I suppose good news comes in in waves. Or maybe it's just an apology for Episodes I and II.
I've been having trouble getting into Spamhaus too. The spammers are up to something.
Except you don't apply pressure to the face of a picture or a CD like you would to a PDA with your stylus. I just think this is an accident waiting to happen.
...but how are you supposed to hold it without getting your fingers on the screen or touchpad? I know minituarization is the name of a game, but when you're talking human computer interaction is it really the best way to go?
Well there's no contest here. Picard has the crew of the enterprise (# unknown, I'm sure someone will chime in with it) vs. wave after suicidal wave of DOOP's most expendable.
That clip was amazing, you deserve to be modded up. Too bad I can't do it.