Interestingly I searched for my old IP, and it listed a bunch of movies which I never downloaded, as well as an Armin Van Buren album which I never downloaded (I listen largely to Jazz). I think part of its fallability is dynamic IP's because those things weren't me. Now however I did get tracked for a home repair book which I had downloaded some time ago.
I find it funny that I clicked and it told me that the only thing I had downloaded was a copy of a trigonometry text book, and its accompanying teacher edition. #nerdalert
Stealing something requires that you deprive the owner of the right to posession. So, I can steal your car, and you are unable to drive. To steal a CD, that would require me to break into the music company's office, steal the master, destroy all copies, and then leave. That's not what I'm doing. I'm simply making an unauthorized copy. It is NOT stealing.
Most modern OS's already have dual stack support (windows vista forward on the windows side, I know red hat had it as far back as version 5) so there shouldn't be any change there. But because it is a dual stack deployment, your average home user wont have any issues or need to swap out any equipment - at least for the time being.
As I often write in my blog, I am a homebrewer. So, does this mean that we could create cyborg yeast to brew beer? Cyberbeer! You could control things like attenuation, flocculation, etc.It'd be really interesting to see the possibilities.
That's a flawed argument. If what you said is true a large portion of the study of military science wouldn't exist. Its entire basis for developing strategies and tactics is to look at previous battles and situations and ask "what if" to figure out what would happen, and be able to apply it for future situations.
I don't think you realize quite how big of a dick Steve Jobs was. You're talking about the guy who subcontracted to his best friend, and ripped him off to the tune of $2500 in 1970's cash. That's a lot of money. He was a huge, self centered, arrogant prick.
You have an incredibly unscientific view of what is and isn't scientific. Is there any benefit to having Science Olympiad students drop eggs off of buildings? No, not really. But we do it because A) they learn and B) it could pique their curiousity in other directions. The world is full of wonders you can measure and learn about, and some of them might end up not even matching the "official numbers" provided by the government - can you imagine that??? Shame on you for telling the poster not to check into something.
I was actually excited about the possibility of constructing a bomb out of some explosives and Tokyo mud. Talk about a dirty bomb!!!! (Dear FBI, I'm kidding, everyone knows you use the contents from old smoke detectors - still kidding!!!)
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Interestingly I searched for my old IP, and it listed a bunch of movies which I never downloaded, as well as an Armin Van Buren album which I never downloaded (I listen largely to Jazz). I think part of its fallability is dynamic IP's because those things weren't me. Now however I did get tracked for a home repair book which I had downloaded some time ago.
I find it funny that I clicked and it told me that the only thing I had downloaded was a copy of a trigonometry text book, and its accompanying teacher edition. #nerdalert
So there wasnt, thanks for the heads up! :)
Somewhere in here there is an angry birds joke.
Who audits the auditors?
I say let him, the man has done more than enough for a few lifetimes. He's like the Dickens of video gaming. An Asian perma-smiling Dickens.
Who sets these rules? So far as I know, I don't see them listed in the constitution anywhere. More swiss-cheesing written into law elsewhere?
Seriously, just what we need, more humans running around.
Stealing something requires that you deprive the owner of the right to posession. So, I can steal your car, and you are unable to drive. To steal a CD, that would require me to break into the music company's office, steal the master, destroy all copies, and then leave. That's not what I'm doing. I'm simply making an unauthorized copy. It is NOT stealing.
Well, its a dick move to kick someone while they're down, but its sound business.
Most modern OS's already have dual stack support (windows vista forward on the windows side, I know red hat had it as far back as version 5) so there shouldn't be any change there. But because it is a dual stack deployment, your average home user wont have any issues or need to swap out any equipment - at least for the time being.
Psh, that's what rhesus monkeys are for! If you get it wrong, well, back to the drawing board. If you get it right??? DRUNK MONKEYS!
And every single time, it could save you a bunch on your car insurance!
Yeah, was anyone expecting anything different on this one?
As I often write in my blog, I am a homebrewer. So, does this mean that we could create cyborg yeast to brew beer? Cyberbeer! You could control things like attenuation, flocculation, etc.It'd be really interesting to see the possibilities.
I think Savak would work. Orrr Schutzstaffel.
Lynx existed, and that's all I needed.
That's a flawed argument. If what you said is true a large portion of the study of military science wouldn't exist. Its entire basis for developing strategies and tactics is to look at previous battles and situations and ask "what if" to figure out what would happen, and be able to apply it for future situations.
People need to get over the death of Steve Jobs. He wasn't that important. Its not like the prick came up with the cure for cancer or anything.
I don't think you realize quite how big of a dick Steve Jobs was. You're talking about the guy who subcontracted to his best friend, and ripped him off to the tune of $2500 in 1970's cash. That's a lot of money. He was a huge, self centered, arrogant prick.
So when are we going to see this up on wikileaks? I'm pretty sure that this is something that was supposed to remain hidden!
Hahaha, nice catch! Damn you Gnuspell!!!
You have an incredibly unscientific view of what is and isn't scientific. Is there any benefit to having Science Olympiad students drop eggs off of buildings? No, not really. But we do it because A) they learn and B) it could pique their curiousity in other directions. The world is full of wonders you can measure and learn about, and some of them might end up not even matching the "official numbers" provided by the government - can you imagine that??? Shame on you for telling the poster not to check into something.
I was actually excited about the possibility of constructing a bomb out of some explosives and Tokyo mud. Talk about a dirty bomb!!!! (Dear FBI, I'm kidding, everyone knows you use the contents from old smoke detectors - still kidding!!!)
Agreed. There was nothing quite as fun as a 40 person raid. Such utter chaos. "YOU'RE THE BOMB!!!!"