No hibernation means slow boot and slow boot will make linux more cumbersome for new users. If ubuntu (a.k.a. linux) becomes cumbersome for new users they will tell their friends how sucky linux is. And then their friends, despite of unity, will not switch to ubulinux.
I think, I don't have to spell out the possible horrific consequence: 2013 might not be the year of the linux computer.
And armed robberies are not my problem. I'll let the insurance companies worry about it.
Exactly my point. Who pays the premiums?
If you are open 6 days a week and get robbed once a year, that's a loss of 1/300 (0.3%) versus 3/100 (3%) for the credit company.
The appeal of credit cards for the store is in reducing cash management, tracking customer habits, and having customers with a bottomless wallet for spontaneous buys. - Banks and security firms can offer deals on cash flow, customer-cards take care of tracking, it's only the spontaneous splurge where credit cards excel. And big retail stores are more interested in that than grocery stores.
Then you're the exception. By the time they're done scanning, I usually have the cash ready. And by the time the receipt finally prints out, I have my change.
The people I usually get stuck behind forever are paying credit / debit: "Is this credit or debit? - No, the green button. - I think you pressed too early. - Did you press ok before you clicked the green button? - No, not with your finger. - You have to use this pen. - The pen on the machine - Now you can click ok. - Something's wrong, Can you swipe it again? "
For the people who run out on holes at the plugin-thingy, Walmart now has wireless printers.
- Just drive through town slowly and watch for Network printers popping up.
If you check the map, you'll see that the IJsselmeer is actually a sea bay that's been closed of with a dam (the Afsluitdijk). It used to be called the Zuiderzee (South Sea).
Which brings me back to my original plan: Why not just use the Netherlands?
(1) Large parts of the Netherlands are below sea level, so there would be no risk of flooding neighboring areas.
(2) There are already pumps and dike-systems everywhere, so the conversion costs would be minimal.
(3) Houseboats, Barges, swimming apartments are really cool.
(4) For starters one could do peak use in the summer months only. And the Dutch wouldn't really mind, because they're in Italy at that time.
To quote the original page: Exploit shown in this video has been tested on Cisco Linksys WRT54GL, but other
Linksys versions/models are probably also affected.
Incidentally, re: the GL model of the Linksys-- the "L" I'm pretty sure stands for Linux, and was the model that was in response to everyone reinstalling dd-wrt and other firmware...
The WRT54GL was in response to the people being unable to run Linux on the newer revisions of the WRT54G, after Linksys "updated" the WRT54G by reducing the memory in the newer models. They basically restored the specs. of the original router and sold it for a premium.
Everyone has the same capability of being stupid, but some of us at times have a greater capability of intelligence.
There are levels of stupidity which are inaccessible for most people.
And there are very intelligent people with stupidity singularities that reach infinity. Luckily for them they have assistants that keep them away from these areas of life.
"IQ is a myth" is just as claiming "Height is a myth" just because there is not measurable correlation between a persons height and their overall performance in basketball.
Height is a number measuring extension in one-dimension. Using a number to do that is quite appropriate. If people correlate that to success, basketball, health - that's their problem.
But IQ is a number that claims to accurately represent a multi-dimensional set of properties. That's like a pilot giving his position with "145", or a shooter game that doesn't give you health, ammunition, strength, but only "120 total", or a car that replaces fuel gauge, speedometer and coolant temperature with a single display.
"We believe the orders are without merit, a waste of German taxpayers' money and we will fight it vigorously"
Sounds like someone that has a complete lack of respect for the law in general. "We don't agree with the law, we don't want you trying to enforce the law on us, and we're going to fight it even though it's law."
Yes, it is disregard for the law. And it is an attempt to manipulate the public opinion in their favor.
But the really funny thing is how unadjusted to the German market their spokesdroids are.
The argument "waste of taxpayers' money" is corporate propaganda used in the US. If government funds a law that provides oversight, it is "waste of taxpayers' money", if however things get funded by "private donations" politicians ought to be praised. (The latter is called corruption in other countries.)
In Germany people expect government to fund and enforce laws. The attitude is more like: I paid for it, I expect good service. So FB basically shot itself in the foot by claiming that government did its job. - They should have used the "anonymity helps online predators" argument, since that one works in Germany too.
RMS won't be happy until the entire planet lives in hippie communes. You can't satisfy a person like that.
Of course you can satisfy RMS.
As long as you don't have cats, or dogs that bark, but net access with ssh-connection, and maybe a parrot to talk to, he might even find your house an acceptable place to stay
arc de triomphe, Trafalgar square, brandenburg gate, etc?
Nothing in comparison.
Brandenburg Gate: Built to represent peace, so Napoleon could come and visit the city.
Trafalgar square: built after Napoleon's defeat, to remind the British Nation that French people are funny.
The Arc de Triomphe: built after Napoleon's victory, to remind the French Nation not to discriminate against short people.
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Because that's bad grammar too! It should be "Fight Your Own Muscles" ("you're" is the contraction of "you are").
You missed:
"..at least it's pronounced the same."
Grammar A, Reading skills F. The error in the OP was debilitated (that means "down on porpoise")
No hibernation means slow boot and slow boot will make linux more cumbersome for new users. If ubuntu (a.k.a. linux) becomes cumbersome for new users they will tell their friends how sucky linux is. And then their friends, despite of unity, will not switch to ubulinux.
I think, I don't have to spell out the possible horrific consequence: 2013 might not be the year of the linux computer.
And armed robberies are not my problem. I'll let the insurance companies worry about it.
Exactly my point. Who pays the premiums?
If you are open 6 days a week and get robbed once a year, that's a loss of 1/300 (0.3%) versus 3/100 (3%) for the credit company.
The appeal of credit cards for the store is in reducing cash management, tracking customer habits, and having customers with a bottomless wallet for spontaneous buys. - Banks and security firms can offer deals on cash flow, customer-cards take care of tracking, it's only the spontaneous splurge where credit cards excel. And big retail stores are more interested in that than grocery stores.
Then you're the exception. By the time they're done scanning, I usually have the cash ready. And by the time the receipt finally prints out, I have my change.
The people I usually get stuck behind forever are paying credit / debit: "Is this credit or debit? - No, the green button. - I think you pressed too early. - Did you press ok before you clicked the green button? - No, not with your finger. - You have to use this pen. - The pen on the machine - Now you can click ok. - Something's wrong, Can you swipe it again? "
Or more likely: "You're paying cash? - You qualify for our new 3% discount.", to which you'd respond "Sweet!".
Not happening anymore.
For the people who run out on holes at the plugin-thingy, Walmart now has wireless printers. - Just drive through town slowly and watch for Network printers popping up.
They should ask one of those Kardashian women. They'll do anything for money as long as they can put their name on it.
Too bad, Geico has called dibs on the baby
If you check the map, you'll see that the IJsselmeer is actually a sea bay that's been closed of with a dam (the Afsluitdijk). It used to be called the Zuiderzee (South Sea).
Which brings me back to my original plan: Why not just use the Netherlands?
(1) Large parts of the Netherlands are below sea level, so there would be no risk of flooding neighboring areas.
(2) There are already pumps and dike-systems everywhere, so the conversion costs would be minimal.
(3) Houseboats, Barges, swimming apartments are really cool.
(4) For starters one could do peak use in the summer months only. And the Dutch wouldn't really mind, because they're in Italy at that time.
Stupid link talks about WRT54GL only.
To quote the original page:
Exploit shown in this video has been tested on Cisco Linksys WRT54GL, but other Linksys versions/models are probably also affected.
Incidentally, re: the GL model of the Linksys-- the "L" I'm pretty sure stands for Linux, and was the model that was in response to everyone reinstalling dd-wrt and other firmware...
The WRT54GL was in response to the people being unable to run Linux on the newer revisions of the WRT54G, after Linksys "updated" the WRT54G by reducing the memory in the newer models. They basically restored the specs. of the original router and sold it for a premium.
One committed treason and violated the code of ethics he agreed to. The other did not.
Where's Godwin when we need him..
A person with an IQ of 160 would know to look under the keyboard for the passwords.
3892P901 ?
But we are great at identifying them and then voting them into office.
Because Americans like it if their politicians come across like someone you could go fishing with or a drinking buddy.
Everyone has the same capability of being stupid, but some of us at times have a greater capability of intelligence.
There are levels of stupidity which are inaccessible for most people.
And there are very intelligent people with stupidity singularities that reach infinity. Luckily for them they have assistants that keep them away from these areas of life.
"IQ is a myth" is just as claiming "Height is a myth" just because there is not measurable correlation between a persons height and their overall performance in basketball.
Height is a number measuring extension in one-dimension. Using a number to do that is quite appropriate. If people correlate that to success, basketball, health - that's their problem.
But IQ is a number that claims to accurately represent a multi-dimensional set of properties. That's like a pilot giving his position with "145", or a shooter game that doesn't give you health, ammunition, strength, but only "120 total", or a car that replaces fuel gauge, speedometer and coolant temperature with a single display.
Sounds like someone that has a complete lack of respect for the law in general. "We don't agree with the law, we don't want you trying to enforce the law on us, and we're going to fight it even though it's law."
Yes, it is disregard for the law. And it is an attempt to manipulate the public opinion in their favor.
But the really funny thing is how unadjusted to the German market their spokesdroids are.
The argument "waste of taxpayers' money" is corporate propaganda used in the US. If government funds a law that provides oversight, it is "waste of taxpayers' money", if however things get funded by "private donations" politicians ought to be praised. (The latter is called corruption in other countries.)
In Germany people expect government to fund and enforce laws. The attitude is more like: I paid for it, I expect good service. So FB basically shot itself in the foot by claiming that government did its job.
- They should have used the "anonymity helps online predators" argument, since that one works in Germany too.
RMS won't be happy until the entire planet lives in hippie communes. You can't satisfy a person like that.
Of course you can satisfy RMS.
As long as you don't have cats, or dogs that bark, but net access with ssh-connection, and maybe a parrot to talk to, he might even find your house an acceptable place to stay
Just let me summarize this whole discussion:
1. MSG is brain food.
2. If you eat lots of it you become really smart.
3a. That's why Chinese kids are good at math.
3b. American teens eat it and realize that they are losers, so they become suicidal.
(People in Finland just kill themselves because they are Finns.)
You ever have that feeling that you are falling and then wake up?
Guess what...
Lets predict what the "blackbox" roll-out would look like:
v1.0 - Basic Blackbox ...
v6.0 - Blackbox Advanced Wireless Navigation edition (download capabilities with Kill Switch for Police)
v7.0 - Blackbox Gold Wireless Navigation edition (automatic ticketing & reporting)
We are already at v.6.0. It's called OnStar
I read at -1 because I happen to be a troll aficionado, for your information. Occasionally there are some really great ones, OP wasn't one of them.
He wasn't trolling, that was blasphemy
arc de triomphe, Trafalgar square, brandenburg gate, etc?
Nothing in comparison.
Brandenburg Gate: Built to represent peace, so Napoleon could come and visit the city.
Trafalgar square: built after Napoleon's defeat, to remind the British Nation that French people are funny.
The Arc de Triomphe: built after Napoleon's victory, to remind the French Nation not to discriminate against short people.
..as a good spot for a robot prison colony.
Because if they win, they'll for sure pass it on to their customers.
g8t idea ;)
<3 gvmnt
cops rule
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