I can see what means, but as always, it comes out wrong.
I know for a fact there are (intelligent) people that no matter HOW hard they try, they cannot program - it is just literally impossible for them, they just cannot grasp the concept. Maybe this is to do with the way some people's mind works or not, I don't know, but it has something to do with it.
Now to the 'hacker' bit. Anybody that can/does understand programming/concept is only one step away from being a 'hacker' (not a _cracker_ !). It is the next step after learning the base, and 'hacking' is the logical next step to learn more.
But as I said, not everybody has the ability, willing or unwillingly.
The thing that really galls me on MS with these issues is the fact that it's THEIR problem, and they issue a security update to patch a product a user BOUGHT under good faith. Then you have to sign your life away/agree to various thing MS can do to your machine to apply it - as if it's YOUR fault and not MS's onus.
I wonder what wrath this will inflict on the generations of people brought up in the UK on Blue Peter? Will we all start getting sued by 'Sticky backed plastic', 'toilet roll' and 'washing-up bottle' Companies?
Inventors: Lowery; Keith (Richardson, TX); Levine; Andrew B. (Plano, TX); Howell; Ronald L. (Rowlett, TX)
Assignee: InfoSpinner, Inc. (Richardson, TX)
Appl. No.: 636477
Filed: April 23, 1996
Submarine patent? Or not? Just lucky, I guess - will will now see how much law is an ass more than the SCO case.
And when suicide bombers don't give a shit about their own lives, what good (read they have no material ownership to worry about) is all going to do anyway?
Absolutely nothing.
All that is achieved is finding out the names of the suicide bombers and seeing who they are _after_ they have blown themselves and a few Joe Public to bits.
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I can see what means, but as always, it comes out wrong.
I know for a fact there are (intelligent) people that no matter HOW hard they try, they cannot program - it is just literally impossible for them, they just cannot grasp the concept. Maybe this is to do with the way some people's mind works or not, I don't know, but it has something to do with it.
Now to the 'hacker' bit. Anybody that can/does understand programming/concept is only one step away from being a 'hacker' (not a _cracker_ !). It is the next step after learning the base, and 'hacking' is the logical next step to learn more.
But as I said, not everybody has the ability, willing or unwillingly.
I still don't understand how MS get off being the innocent party here. I mean...
That can be said in fewer words.
If you are good/great at your job, that is all you will ever do - be great. If you are shit, then expect promotion.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=focus-virus&m=1124 89911518567&w=2
Perhaps. But unless you are on windows, and with the additional £300 MS Office, you are not going to see a lot?
Straight away any creditabilty to a study group issuing information in a non open standard application leaves doubt.
You would need fucking good eyesight, so I doubt they would enforce that... or would they?
Well, I WIIL TELL YOU BUNCH OF JERKS!!!! I play QUKAE and I DO NOT GET ANNOYEWD OR wOUND UP! IT's GOT NOTHING tO DO WITH COMPUTER GMAERS!! HUH...
Tombstone has [error] in [unknown] - BSODeath )x666. Contact your Funereal director.
...how can we square c ???
Get c to marry Bush or Blair or some other 'trendy person'.
Total Recall? It's been done already!
The thing that really galls me on MS with these issues is the fact that it's THEIR problem, and they issue a security update to patch a product a user BOUGHT under good faith. Then you have to sign your life away/agree to various thing MS can do to your machine to apply it - as if it's YOUR fault and not MS's onus.
lol
Yea, look what this guy did (or didn't)
Ooops!
I wonder what wrath this will inflict on the generations of people brought up in the UK on Blue Peter? Will we all start getting sued by 'Sticky backed plastic', 'toilet roll' and 'washing-up bottle' Companies?
Inventors: Lowery; Keith (Richardson, TX); Levine; Andrew B. (Plano, TX); Howell; Ronald L. (Rowlett, TX)
Assignee: InfoSpinner, Inc. (Richardson, TX)
Appl. No.: 636477
Filed: April 23, 1996
Submarine patent? Or not? Just lucky, I guess - will will now see how much law is an ass more than the SCO case.
...have Mickey and Minnie mouse as hands? I mean, it could sway the decision here.
If you hook up a schizophrenic?
You spend ages looking for one black hole, and then a whole bunch of them come along at once...
Do you really wish to exit and not save 23 hours of work - this may cause problems in unsaved work?
[OK]
Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, Developers, {sweaty armpits}, Developers, Developers, Developers... [all clap]
Also remember he was living in the a house linked to the [failed] bombers that tried to blow up London the day before - he was being watched.
The is no smoke without fire.
Great... One way to exclude Linux, I suppose.
And when suicide bombers don't give a shit about their own lives, what good (read they have no material ownership to worry about) is all going to do anyway?
Absolutely nothing.
All that is achieved is finding out the names of the suicide bombers and seeing who they are _after_ they have blown themselves and a few Joe Public to bits.
Nor conduct an ethical business practice...
I am in the England, and have to commute to work and back on the trains.
My record is leave work at 16:30 and finally get home at 21:30 - 5 hours to travel 25 miles - average 5 miles per hour
Stick that in yer pipe and smoke it, Japan.
... that computers will beat a man at chess all the time they are allowed to use a database on positions.
The time to get scared is when a 'thinking' computer chess program does it all for scratch from the first move.
Having said that, GNUChess 0wn35 me bigtime, the bugger.