For example, the gay pilot was ok. He tells you he's gay, acts interested, and you can let him down. The other guy though, I replayed ME1 to be sure, and he tells you he's straight. It was an obvious plot problem imho.
well, I can look at what processes are running. I can use tools when there is a common infection (like the one in this article) to check for infection. It is two commands to see if you are infected in this case. There is no reason for antivirus.
So far all infections for OSX are not really hiding and in every case I know of have required you to enter your username and password to get infected in the first place. I only download from trusted sources, I don't pirate content, I don't use applications with a history of poor security (adobe reader, MS office, etc). I don't visit questionable websites. I use a DNS tool that blocks known adware and malware websites. Finally, I don't run as a user with admin privileges.
I also have never gotten a windows virus, despite never running a memory resident antivirus. Multiple offline scanning of the drives has proven that time and time again. Antivirus does not protect you from infection. It warns the stupid that they are doing something stupid.
In ME3, I was being a good friend to my old war buddy, and they he asked if I wanted to have sex with him. I was unprepared, shocked, and in fact, remember when he told me in the first game he liked girls.
Bioware really screwed that whole thing up just to add gay sex. It was pandering and didn't even fit the character in question. The same thing happened in DA2. Just being nice to ander leads to gay sex. You have to literally berate and scream at everyone of the same gender if you want to be safe. I have no problem with gay characters, but those two instances both felt very forced.
I say it as a generalization. I don't actually mean, they never get infected. What I mean is a quick way of saying "There is a much lower probability of you coming across a virus designed for OSX that is not going to require you to enter your username and password".
I have never ran antivirus on my mac, I have never been infected. Do I think I will never get infected? No, but I think I am far less likely to be infected without antivirus on my mac than I am on windows. As the popularity of OSX rises however, I think this will not always be the case.
Actually, hulu and netflix have broadened my horizons. They have recommend shows to me I would never watch on my own. I have enjoyed those shows and rating those shows has given me suggestions to even more content.
Roku upstairs and LG tv downstairs (which supports hulu, netflix, amazon, plex, etc)
I also run a plex media server which I use to access internet content though plugins (like hulu shows they won't let me watch on my tv) and share my movie/music/video collection.
You would think now is the time. They are willing to do all sorts of pointless things to make more jobs. What would make more jobs than retrofitting all that equipment out there (or making new equipment) to use the metric system.
Gas stations alone would take a decade of stable work.
I think people give the president far more credit than he deserves. I'm more worried about who's in the senate, congress, and the supreme court. They pass the laws and decide what holds water. The president is just a mouthpiece.
It is illegal in chicago to carry a handgun (it's almost illegal to own one). In fact, chicago is probably in the top 3 most gun controlled cities in the USA. Yet there were 41 shootings last week. Gun control NEVER works.
I would also think mixing languages adds to complexity. For example, I am a Judo player. If I used "tai otoshi" in my password of all english words, you would think that would improve security even more and it still makes perfect sense in this example.
Last pass has a offline password viewer and you can download your password file at any time. It would be silly not to keep a local copy of the encrypted password file on your personal backups.
Especially if you are like me. I do not know any of my own passwords. I only know my lastpass master password and my truecrypt container password.
Bleach isn't food safe though, it has to be rinsed off. If you don't rinse it at the very least your risk off flavors in your beer. That's why I like starsan, you can just dip stuff in it and use it, no need to rinse (in fact, rinsing makes it less sanitary). When I bottle I just fill the bottom with starsan, drain back into bucket, put the bottle on the tree and fill (typically the bottom is full of starsan foam while filling).
Bleach just seems to add an extra layer of work. I did use bleach once on my first brew when I realized I didn't buy a sanitizer with no issues, but I was afraid the whole time I wouldn't rinse everything clean of the bleach.
Cleaning and sanitizing are two different things. I clean my brew kettle after every use, but I do not sanitize it. Luckily, because I'm a home brewer all I need is a hose and sometimes a little PBW. I doubt I could make good beer without cleaning my kettle.
Except in the rare case where rules would be put in after 3-4 years of you being in school (in which case, your almost done, so suck it up), maybe the smart thing is to switch schools before you have advanced classes under your belt.
If you sit on a problem for 2 years, it's a little late to start bitching.
Technically, you don't need an air-tight container to ferment in. You just need to make sure the CO2 blanket that is made by the fermentation process is not disturbed and that contaminants don't get into your beer. I personally use a 5 gallon food safe bucket with a lid and a blow off tube.
Craft beer is what got me into homebrewing. I hated beer with a passion, instead I was a scotch/whiskey fan.This was because I thought all beer was commercial lager. Luckily I was introduced to craft brewing and found a whole new world of drinks I enjoy. Now I drink beer much more often than scotch. This lead me to finding the best brewery in the US, Three Floyds and that lead to realizing that really really good beer is just miles from my house. From there a few tours showed me how simple the process is and how a lot of these guys started as home brewers.
Fast forward to last year I did my first extract brew (canned stuff, fresh hops, and some steeping of grains) and now I'm 100% all grain and starting to build a fairly automated system with my knowledge of electronics and programing. I've never seen a hobby take over my thoughts as much as home brewing. The product is awesome, there is always something to improve on, and who knows, maybe 5-10 years down the road I could open a real brewery.
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Exposing beer to the air will oxidize it and make it taste way worse. So what you will get is nasty frozen beer.
What would be better is to come up with a complex process of removing the water and condensing it down into a beer flavored shot!
That is true, I guess all my time fucking those chicks in the captains quarters must have given him the wrong idea.
For example, the gay pilot was ok. He tells you he's gay, acts interested, and you can let him down. The other guy though, I replayed ME1 to be sure, and he tells you he's straight. It was an obvious plot problem imho.
well, I can look at what processes are running. I can use tools when there is a common infection (like the one in this article) to check for infection. It is two commands to see if you are infected in this case. There is no reason for antivirus.
So far all infections for OSX are not really hiding and in every case I know of have required you to enter your username and password to get infected in the first place. I only download from trusted sources, I don't pirate content, I don't use applications with a history of poor security (adobe reader, MS office, etc). I don't visit questionable websites. I use a DNS tool that blocks known adware and malware websites. Finally, I don't run as a user with admin privileges.
I also have never gotten a windows virus, despite never running a memory resident antivirus. Multiple offline scanning of the drives has proven that time and time again. Antivirus does not protect you from infection. It warns the stupid that they are doing something stupid.
In ME3, I was being a good friend to my old war buddy, and they he asked if I wanted to have sex with him. I was unprepared, shocked, and in fact, remember when he told me in the first game he liked girls.
Bioware really screwed that whole thing up just to add gay sex. It was pandering and didn't even fit the character in question. The same thing happened in DA2. Just being nice to ander leads to gay sex. You have to literally berate and scream at everyone of the same gender if you want to be safe. I have no problem with gay characters, but those two instances both felt very forced.
I say it as a generalization. I don't actually mean, they never get infected. What I mean is a quick way of saying "There is a much lower probability of you coming across a virus designed for OSX that is not going to require you to enter your username and password".
I have never ran antivirus on my mac, I have never been infected. Do I think I will never get infected? No, but I think I am far less likely to be infected without antivirus on my mac than I am on windows. As the popularity of OSX rises however, I think this will not always be the case.
Actually, hulu and netflix have broadened my horizons. They have recommend shows to me I would never watch on my own. I have enjoyed those shows and rating those shows has given me suggestions to even more content.
I do the same.
Roku upstairs and LG tv downstairs (which supports hulu, netflix, amazon, plex, etc)
I also run a plex media server which I use to access internet content though plugins (like hulu shows they won't let me watch on my tv) and share my movie/music/video collection.
Subject says it all.
You would think now is the time. They are willing to do all sorts of pointless things to make more jobs. What would make more jobs than retrofitting all that equipment out there (or making new equipment) to use the metric system.
Gas stations alone would take a decade of stable work.
I think people give the president far more credit than he deserves. I'm more worried about who's in the senate, congress, and the supreme court. They pass the laws and decide what holds water. The president is just a mouthpiece.
It is illegal in chicago to carry a handgun (it's almost illegal to own one). In fact, chicago is probably in the top 3 most gun controlled cities in the USA. Yet there were 41 shootings last week. Gun control NEVER works.
You just changed my life.
But seriously, I can't believe I didn't know that. It is awesome. Thank you!
I've always just used handbrake...
I would also think mixing languages adds to complexity. For example, I am a Judo player. If I used "tai otoshi" in my password of all english words, you would think that would improve security even more and it still makes perfect sense in this example.
Also, my iphone has rendered my password complexity almost useless.
Who wants to type b$tr0n9m@n on a touchpad....I'd much rather type "linux beer & tits".
Last pass has a offline password viewer and you can download your password file at any time. It would be silly not to keep a local copy of the encrypted password file on your personal backups.
Especially if you are like me. I do not know any of my own passwords. I only know my lastpass master password and my truecrypt container password.
Yea, I can't imagine why terrorists wouldn't want to target a place where a lot of people are forced to bottle neck....like a security checkpoint....
I mean, nobody would give a shit if a few hundred people got blown up waiting to take their shoes off and walk though a body scanner right?
Plus, if a terrorist does get though, he might also get cancer.
Bleach isn't food safe though, it has to be rinsed off. If you don't rinse it at the very least your risk off flavors in your beer. That's why I like starsan, you can just dip stuff in it and use it, no need to rinse (in fact, rinsing makes it less sanitary). When I bottle I just fill the bottom with starsan, drain back into bucket, put the bottle on the tree and fill (typically the bottom is full of starsan foam while filling).
Bleach just seems to add an extra layer of work. I did use bleach once on my first brew when I realized I didn't buy a sanitizer with no issues, but I was afraid the whole time I wouldn't rinse everything clean of the bleach.
I in no way said you did not need to clean it.
Cleaning and sanitizing are two different things. I clean my brew kettle after every use, but I do not sanitize it. Luckily, because I'm a home brewer all I need is a hose and sometimes a little PBW. I doubt I could make good beer without cleaning my kettle.
We don't filter the dorms at this time, just all wireless on campus, labs, and kiosks.
Except in the rare case where rules would be put in after 3-4 years of you being in school (in which case, your almost done, so suck it up), maybe the smart thing is to switch schools before you have advanced classes under your belt.
If you sit on a problem for 2 years, it's a little late to start bitching.
Technically, you don't need an air-tight container to ferment in. You just need to make sure the CO2 blanket that is made by the fermentation process is not disturbed and that contaminants don't get into your beer. I personally use a 5 gallon food safe bucket with a lid and a blow off tube.
Craft beer is what got me into homebrewing. I hated beer with a passion, instead I was a scotch/whiskey fan.This was because I thought all beer was commercial lager. Luckily I was introduced to craft brewing and found a whole new world of drinks I enjoy. Now I drink beer much more often than scotch. This lead me to finding the best brewery in the US, Three Floyds and that lead to realizing that really really good beer is just miles from my house. From there a few tours showed me how simple the process is and how a lot of these guys started as home brewers.
Fast forward to last year I did my first extract brew (canned stuff, fresh hops, and some steeping of grains) and now I'm 100% all grain and starting to build a fairly automated system with my knowledge of electronics and programing. I've never seen a hobby take over my thoughts as much as home brewing. The product is awesome, there is always something to improve on, and who knows, maybe 5-10 years down the road I could open a real brewery.