Do virus writers really care that much about efficiency? It's not their PC that's gonna run the thing. They could just as easily make the thing continually grep for documents containing 16 digit Luhn-validated numbers and send them off someplace when they're found.
Get over it. Over time, the writers of this broken English will develop a sense of what sounds right and what doesn't and it will be a recognized dialect of English.
Perhaps this is just language becoming more efficient, closer to total information entropy.
23% of respondents were not home. 54% of respondents pretended like they were not home. 20% of respondents were undecided. 6% of respondents had no front door.
Lesson 4. The clothing stores
See the clothing stores.
See the posters in the window.
See the people in the posters.
See how thin they are.
Later they eat a lot.
Then they throw up.
See the people shopping there.
They all look the same.
See the clothes in the store.
See the name on the shirts.
It is the name of the store.
On the main road in front of Wright State University, there is a series of traffic lights that are perfectly out of phase. I don't if its to annoy students who drive to fast or what, but I feel like a bit in a shift register whenever I drive through there.
Actually, given that making medicine is a matter of mixing and heating and distilling various chemicals, it is a process that is highly open to automation and can be made cheap real easy. The high cost is from the drug company trying to recover the money it invested in figuring out how to make the drug.
FDA approval?
on
HIV Vaccine
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· Score: 2, Insightful
How much you wanna bet that it won't be approved for use because, I don't know, say, it causes liver failure in 1% of the recipients or something.
As I understand it, a common punishment for criminal offences in Australia is to be kicked with a large boot. Can anyone in the know enlighten me as to whether this is also done in a civil trial? If Kazaa wins, do they get to boot the execs of the record companies? Their lawyers? The artists?
Slashdot Mirror
"video games are NOT physically harmful!"
I suppose you've never been clubbed upside the head with an NES cartridge?
Spinning newspaper injures reporter.
Ben Affleck, star of such films as Gigli, recently sued AFLAC insurance, claiming that their ads implied that he was a duck.
Affleck lost the case to AFLAC, 4 to 2.
It turns out that this "comprehensive plan" involves a free screensaver download that DDOS's the iTunes store.
"more efficient malware"
Do virus writers really care that much about efficiency? It's not their PC that's gonna run the thing. They could just as easily make the thing continually grep for documents containing 16 digit Luhn-validated numbers and send them off someplace when they're found.
In other news, the inventor of swarming was attacked by killer bees.
"Windows CE does not want you installing any software, you can not get to the BIOS settings,"
It might as well not even have a keyboard or monitor port. Yeesh.
Given that the Nazi party was defeated in 1945, I'd say that most surviving Nazis are likely Grandmas or Grandpas.
Get over it. Over time, the writers of this broken English will develop a sense of what sounds right and what doesn't and it will be a recognized dialect of English.
Perhaps this is just language becoming more efficient, closer to total information entropy.
Why not just project them onto a flat surface in a dark room and take a picture with a digital camera?
23% of respondents were not home.
54% of respondents pretended like they were not home.
20% of respondents were undecided.
6% of respondents had no front door.
There was a 3% margin of error.
Lesson 4. The clothing stores
See the clothing stores.
See the posters in the window.
See the people in the posters.
See how thin they are.
Later they eat a lot.
Then they throw up.
See the people shopping there.
They all look the same.
See the clothes in the store.
See the name on the shirts.
It is the name of the store.
On the main road in front of Wright State University, there is a series of traffic lights that are perfectly out of phase. I don't if its to annoy students who drive to fast or what, but I feel like a bit in a shift register whenever I drive through there.
Yes, but, does it work if you are paralyzed from the neck up?
Can't sleep, robots have guns.
Can't sleep, robots have guns.
Oh, and in Korea, only old robots have guns.
DOE! /ducks
Oh dear!
Cold fusion here!
Actually, given that making medicine is a matter of mixing and heating and distilling various chemicals, it is a process that is highly open to automation and can be made cheap real easy. The high cost is from the drug company trying to recover the money it invested in figuring out how to make the drug.
How much you wanna bet that it won't be approved for use because, I don't know, say, it causes liver failure in 1% of the recipients or something.
Probably not much money, as Washington is not the capital of Pennsylvania.
He's going to fly around the world on half a tank of gas.
"I want to chat with an Artificial Intelligence before I die..."
Use Emacs.
> M-x Doctor
-I am the psychotherapist. Please, describe your problems. Each time you are finished talking, type RET twice.
> You suck.
-What makes you believe that I suck?
> Because you do suck.
-What makes you beleive that because I do suck?
> Fuck off
-Earlier you said that I suck?
> Go away!
-My secretary will send you a bill.
As I understand it, a common punishment for criminal offences in Australia is to be kicked with a large boot. Can anyone in the know enlighten me as to whether this is also done in a civil trial? If Kazaa wins, do they get to boot the execs of the record companies? Their lawyers? The artists?
I claim prior art on that first post.
Where men are men,
Women are men,
13 year old girls are FBI agents,
and that guy who never says anything is a CIA bot.
Particularly amusing was that the article mentioned a proposal to bundle spyware into Gnome 2.0. I bet that went over like a strip club in the Vatican.