In other news, walking around with a bizzare skin disorder that makes microscopic copies of your passport flake off and fall on the ground may be a risk to your identity.
(I choose such an odd analogy because rfid readers are about as hard to obtain as microscopes. Not everyone will have one on them but it's not exactly mil-spec hardware)
An alliance of companies... warned that a European Commission proposal to impose rules for traditional broadcasters on new media providers could... hurt investments.
In other news, Hannibal Lector complains that anti-cannibalism laws unfairly restrict his choice of dishes.
I'm looking for something like this actually. Dead simple to set up, requires "training". Prerecorded samples which, if detected, run certain shell scripts. Gimmicky, like "computer, pause music".
ranting (excessively) about penny arcade's god-awful archive search system aside, got a link to that strip? I tried every word in the quote seperately, nada.
"What happens when, what could happen, what might happen if."
I will grant you one thing, people who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. It's only through the continual references to the one "victory" for anti-nuclear protestors that the rest of the world realises that safety is always a top priority.
I will agree that not everyone with a degree deserved it, but there are a lot more of those people than there are undiscovered geniuses. And anyone arrogant enough to claim to be an undiscovered genius probably isn't.
HELLLLOOOOO!!!! neural net? what do you call the human brain then? Just wire it up any old way and in a few weeks the person will have learned how to work it. There are bionic hands around that are controlled by signals from muscles in the stump being flexed, that work in the same way.
We* suffer the arrogance of humanity. The climate is enormous. Actual physical discrepancies appearing on the surface of the planet is nothing new (trees and mountains, anyone?). Only by modifying linchpins such as the ozone layer or the composition of air itself can we directly alter the climate.
Hitler lost because he was crazy. If he'd left the russians and americans alone they wouldn't have intervened until later. Russia was an ally until he decided to attack them and thus fight a war on 2 (or maybe 3, I forget) fronts, in the middle of russian winter. As for america, just leave them scrapping with the japanese and don't blow up any of the america->england ships.
Of course, anyone crazy enough to actually start a war wouldn't listen to little old me.
So, what this means is that people are stupid ($15k at once???) and lazy (can't be bothered filling in a form.) Consider:
Taking off your shoes at an airport scanner is optional, but if you don't, they'll probably flag you over and search you. I can't be bothered taking my shoes off if I don't have to!
Yes, but sealand has a total area of about 30 square meters and relies entirely on cargo from england, 6 miles away. That's not the same as a self-sustaining ecosystem island.
Power supplies that only draw current for a tiny part of the mains wave, to top up the capacitor, are banned in the EU because too many of them can and did affect upstream power equipment.
It's like elephant ivory. I happen to come across a corpose of an elephant that unfortunately died of natural causes (lead poisoning), scouts honour, guv'nor, and I harvested these 4 suspiciously fresh tusks from it. As I said, the animal was already dead when I got there, so can I have my cash now?
Can't imagine why they wanted to completely ban it.
X3 is worth it. People rant and snarl about the copy protection, works fine for me. If it's a big deal, buy it and crack it, or keep it on a seperate partition. Or there's always X2, but no factory complexes! Also, balanced economy, you wouldn't believe what an SPP costs nowadays.
It is easy to have a virus-spyware free windows computer, just be competent. Bitching about these as a personal problem only makes you look like a moron.
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Buying an RFID reader won't currently put you on a watchlist. LSD precursors will, if my memory of american drug policy serves me well.
The argument "someone who wanted this information would get it anyway" is a flawed one, I just can't see the flaw.
In other news, walking around with a bizzare skin disorder that makes microscopic copies of your passport flake off and fall on the ground may be a risk to your identity.
(I choose such an odd analogy because rfid readers are about as hard to obtain as microscopes. Not everyone will have one on them but it's not exactly mil-spec hardware)
In other news, Hannibal Lector complains that anti-cannibalism laws unfairly restrict his choice of dishes.
I'm looking for something like this actually. Dead simple to set up, requires "training". Prerecorded samples which, if detected, run certain shell scripts. Gimmicky, like "computer, pause music".
ranting (excessively) about penny arcade's god-awful archive search system aside, got a link to that strip? I tried every word in the quote seperately, nada.
"What happens when, what could happen, what might happen if."
I will grant you one thing, people who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. It's only through the continual references to the one "victory" for anti-nuclear protestors that the rest of the world realises that safety is always a top priority.
LOL. So, are you speaking facetiously, or do you take yourself seriously?
Ok, I'll bite. Has anyone in your community been killed by Yucca mountain? How many people a year worldwide are killed by Yucca mountain?
I will agree that not everyone with a degree deserved it, but there are a lot more of those people than there are undiscovered geniuses. And anyone arrogant enough to claim to be an undiscovered genius probably isn't.
HELLLLOOOOO!!!! neural net? what do you call the human brain then? Just wire it up any old way and in a few weeks the person will have learned how to work it. There are bionic hands around that are controlled by signals from muscles in the stump being flexed, that work in the same way.
They also put a discrete NIN logo on all the ammo crates that had nails in them.
We* suffer the arrogance of humanity. The climate is enormous. Actual physical discrepancies appearing on the surface of the planet is nothing new (trees and mountains, anyone?). Only by modifying linchpins such as the ozone layer or the composition of air itself can we directly alter the climate.
*You
Hitler lost because he was crazy. If he'd left the russians and americans alone they wouldn't have intervened until later. Russia was an ally until he decided to attack them and thus fight a war on 2 (or maybe 3, I forget) fronts, in the middle of russian winter. As for america, just leave them scrapping with the japanese and don't blow up any of the america->england ships.
Of course, anyone crazy enough to actually start a war wouldn't listen to little old me.
How many groats per chain is that, when you factor in the cost of lox and propellant?
Nice try, but methyl alcohol is poisonous.
11:15. Restate my assumptions.
I have one of these passively-cooled 6600GT's as well, and it's been good to me. Silent, obviously, and lost coast will run fluidly at max everything.
don't forget PO$IX
SLI used to be like that; now, each card renders the top half/bottom half iirc.
So, what this means is that people are stupid ($15k at once???) and lazy (can't be bothered filling in a form.) Consider:
Taking off your shoes at an airport scanner is optional, but if you don't, they'll probably flag you over and search you. I can't be bothered taking my shoes off if I don't have to!
He was making a subtle political allergory, dumbass.
Yes, but sealand has a total area of about 30 square meters and relies entirely on cargo from england, 6 miles away. That's not the same as a self-sustaining ecosystem island.
Power supplies that only draw current for a tiny part of the mains wave, to top up the capacitor, are banned in the EU because too many of them can and did affect upstream power equipment.
It's like elephant ivory. I happen to come across a corpose of an elephant that unfortunately died of natural causes (lead poisoning), scouts honour, guv'nor, and I harvested these 4 suspiciously fresh tusks from it. As I said, the animal was already dead when I got there, so can I have my cash now?
Can't imagine why they wanted to completely ban it.
X3 is worth it. People rant and snarl about the copy protection, works fine for me. If it's a big deal, buy it and crack it, or keep it on a seperate partition. Or there's always X2, but no factory complexes! Also, balanced economy, you wouldn't believe what an SPP costs nowadays.
It is easy to have a virus-spyware free windows computer, just be competent. Bitching about these as a personal problem only makes you look like a moron.