I seem to be the only one so far to write a semi-negative comment about Wikipedia. I have found numerous errors when reading articles. I personally do not believe that the wikipedia gets better as more and more people edit and contribute. If I were a teacher I would never allow anyone to cite from Wikipedia in a report.
People should use caution when trusting info from there due to the fact that anyone can slip a bit of misinformation in there without anyone noticing for months or years.
I like using MBNA bank's credit card number proxy feature whereby you create a onetime use CC# with a limited spending limit to give out online. It's a great feature for paying at Sam's Shady Online Store with a CC# that has a $30 limit and expires in a month.
In most restaurants, even nice 4 and 5 star ones, they disappear with your CC. I have never seen people get up after putting their CC in the black leather folder thingy and follow the waiter to the register. I'm sure you are legally allowed to, but never really invited to.
RAM is one thing that I don't scrimp on. High quality RAM made by reputable companies is very important. The last thing you want it to have to troubleshoot problems caused by bad RAM.
AOL is more than just a plain ol' ISP, such as 550access.com. They try to provide more than just a connection to the internet. That's why they charge $20-something per month.
We've done bugs, toys, monsters, and fish, and they've talked about doing robots...
The above list contains all the things the average kid likes. These cartoon movies are made for the average kid, with elements that their parents will like so they'll sit thru the movie with their child. Kids aren't bored with movie titles or topics like the above. Keep it rollin, Pixar, you're doing fine.
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Heh heh...
Go to Verified Voting site and at the top right click "Edit Preferences" Click OK without typing anything in...
I took plenty of Scantron tests in high school and college and there were frequently errors. Either the scanner didn't detect that a box was shaded or it thought two were shaded and marked the question wrong anyway.... arrrgh.
Pour one cup of juice into a tall, thin, 2 cup container. Pour one cup of juice into a short, fat, 2 cup container. Ask the toddler which one has more and s/he'll pick the tall thin one. S/he'll also be wrong. Proofs are needed because things aren't always as they seem.
While it's fun to bash Diebold and everything, I can see how most of the issues are user problems. I worked as a cashier in a grocery store for years and if I had a nickel for everytime someone got confused on how to use the credit/debit card machine at the register, I'd be a millionaire. People didn't know which way to swipe the freaking card, they hit 'cancel' instead of 'OK', etc. They screwed up in ways I didn't even think were possible. So it comes as no suprise that user error is largely to blame for e-voting mishaps.
I do look in their boxes sometimes. Unfortunately the sucker count is moderately high. Their drafts folder is full of canned letters. Sometimes their Sent Items is full of sent scam emails. I thought most 419ers used programs to send out the initial bulk scam email.
I use phishing techniques to get 419 scammers to give me their email password so i can shut them down. I usually direct them to a URL promising to contain a scanned image of my passport or whatever. The link usually goes to a log in screen for their particular email provider. This works great. I know they'll just get another email address, but this is a small thing I can do to disrupt them a little.
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People should use caution when trusting info from there due to the fact that anyone can slip a bit of misinformation in there without anyone noticing for months or years.
more like DupeDot.org
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I like using MBNA bank's credit card number proxy feature whereby you create a onetime use CC# with a limited spending limit to give out online. It's a great feature for paying at Sam's Shady Online Store with a CC# that has a $30 limit and expires in a month.
In most restaurants, even nice 4 and 5 star ones, they disappear with your CC. I have never seen people get up after putting their CC in the black leather folder thingy and follow the waiter to the register. I'm sure you are legally allowed to, but never really invited to.
Sooo... copy from protected to unprotected CD... then rip to MP3 :-)
Why should a shoplifter have to pay for other people's crimes? $1M is wayyy to much of a fine.
I see Microsoft ads in magazines claiming that the TCO a business using Windows is significantly less than using Linux. How can this be?
RAM is one thing that I don't scrimp on. High quality RAM made by reputable companies is very important. The last thing you want it to have to troubleshoot problems caused by bad RAM.
I think you have to solve a math problem first.
netzero?
AOL is more than just a plain ol' ISP, such as 550access.com. They try to provide more than just a connection to the internet. That's why they charge $20-something per month.
As long as they don't use a freakin' handheld camera for the Watchmen like they did in The Bourne Supermacy, everything will be ok.
The above list contains all the things the average kid likes. These cartoon movies are made for the average kid, with elements that their parents will like so they'll sit thru the movie with their child. Kids aren't bored with movie titles or topics like the above. Keep it rollin, Pixar, you're doing fine.
Go to Verified Voting site and at the top right click "Edit Preferences" Click OK without typing anything in...
Read the SeCrEt MeSsAgE!
If you go to the wrong polling place, you probably shouldn't be voting anyway...
I took plenty of Scantron tests in high school and college and there were frequently errors. Either the scanner didn't detect that a box was shaded or it thought two were shaded and marked the question wrong anyway.... arrrgh.
My collision and comprehensive coverage are friggin high enough. Keep this distrating technology away or face higher premiums.
Pour one cup of juice into a tall, thin, 2 cup container. Pour one cup of juice into a short, fat, 2 cup container. Ask the toddler which one has more and s/he'll pick the tall thin one. S/he'll also be wrong. Proofs are needed because things aren't always as they seem.
Yeah, tell this to the presidential candidates!
While it's fun to bash Diebold and everything, I can see how most of the issues are user problems. I worked as a cashier in a grocery store for years and if I had a nickel for everytime someone got confused on how to use the credit/debit card machine at the register, I'd be a millionaire. People didn't know which way to swipe the freaking card, they hit 'cancel' instead of 'OK', etc. They screwed up in ways I didn't even think were possible. So it comes as no suprise that user error is largely to blame for e-voting mishaps.
Check out http://www.419eater.com/ for other people's reverse scam and phishing successes.
I use phishing techniques to get 419 scammers to give me their email password so i can shut them down. I usually direct them to a URL promising to contain a scanned image of my passport or whatever. The link usually goes to a log in screen for their particular email provider. This works great. I know they'll just get another email address, but this is a small thing I can do to disrupt them a little.
Step 3: put line breaks in your comment.
You can fake the referrer...