The armor is indeed made with ceramic plates, with the idea being that the ceramic will shatter the bullet while the kevlar and the rest of the suit will help absorb the force of impact.
Of course it isn't the end. Slashdot has been open source the entire time. Their source is so open, then have a function actually built into your browser to retreive the code for you!
I like the idea, but ponder the feasibility. I doubt such an action would be taken very seriously in court as it's a fairly widespread belief that file sharers are hellspawn anymore.
A good point, and one that shows the potential that Linux holds. Are you a small business owner who needs software you can control? There's Linux. Like programming as a hobby? Linux. Need web servers for your real estate biz? Linux. I don't think that in the end, the purely economical softwares such as Windows can hold out against a system driven by what the users want and enjoy.
I agree completely. Unless capitalism suddnedly becomes compassionate in the next decade, there is no way that the US will be nearly as wired as Korea. We're signing our technological death certificates by not promoting widespread broadband now.
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The armor is indeed made with ceramic plates, with the idea being that the ceramic will shatter the bullet while the kevlar and the rest of the suit will help absorb the force of impact.
I don't know about your grandmother, but I know the whole running linux or cygwin would throw mine.
DOS 5.0, and they burn the wires if they detect intrusion.
The whole internet is nothing more than a tool for hackers and terrorists.
Of course it isn't the end. Slashdot has been open source the entire time. Their source is so open, then have a function actually built into your browser to retreive the code for you!
You think that's something? I have an entire disabled rich dude that I steal gene-bearing material from just to throw the cops of my case.
Or get techie, decode your card They tell us that they operate by 'magic'. Know any wizards?
No one cares about Ogg, or no one cares about the defiling of mp3? I care about both, eh, seeing as I like my music playable and all.
When automated processes control the world, we won't need jobs. It's a step forward.
does it matter if they did? We have excuses!
pardon my naivette, but wouldn't that conflict with specifying a user and pass such as in ftp addresses?
I like the idea, but ponder the feasibility. I doubt such an action would be taken very seriously in court as it's a fairly widespread belief that file sharers are hellspawn anymore.
I think I'll head on out and patent a FOR loop before someone else does.
Using Mozilla, the banners are all I get, as well.
And how long yet until we can power a supercomputer with the lights on a christmas tree?
A good point, and one that shows the potential that Linux holds. Are you a small business owner who needs software you can control? There's Linux. Like programming as a hobby? Linux. Need web servers for your real estate biz? Linux. I don't think that in the end, the purely economical softwares such as Windows can hold out against a system driven by what the users want and enjoy.
^_^ I believe there is more to as OS than it's mascot. Look how far Windows has gotten with nothing more than a couple colored squares.
I agree completely. Unless capitalism suddnedly becomes compassionate in the next decade, there is no way that the US will be nearly as wired as Korea. We're signing our technological death certificates by not promoting widespread broadband now.
...why not pour some of the FBI budget into funding Linux training camps throughout the nation?