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Wow, tough weeks man. Hope it looks up soon. Screw the lusers - they don't deserve it, anyway, and you can worry into talking your HR people on Wednesday when it comes. Go play with your daughter - that's the bit that matters most.
True, but having his name in the URL and page title are going to make it more attractive for Google (note that this fake website isn't in the top 10 results for Van Hollen just yet, but his real page is right at the top.
"42. The Answer that you are looking for is 42." "You searched for "space ship one", but what you really want to search for is "natalie portman hot grits"."
Isn't the whole point of the Internet a database of information which we can access using tools - not to create a "web of knowledge"?
Everybody forgot the one feature I've been waiting for most: you can save drafts now! Kept starting to write an email, then had to copy it somewhere to look up somebody's email in my address book.
How good are Thinkpads when it comes to reliability? A friend of mine had a Toshiba, and got pissed when it broke down after three years. He's gotten an iBook now, after another friend convinced him they were much hardied. I've got a Toshiba; if it breaks down next year (three years!), should I go for a Thinkpad?
Yes, but if your data is worth *that* much, I suppose you'll have a better way of protecting it, won't you? For most of the stuff on my computer, I'd just laugh and give them my password if it came to that...
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Demonstrations of vulnerabilities: here and here
that or a carriage return...
:P
Like, omg, how does that work?
Programming in Python?
but also mirrordotted :).
Oxymoron? :P
Then again, in Singapore, selling chewing gum used to be a criminal act.
I say, let the parent's decide.
Strangest. Ask Slashdot. Ever.
... they say Bill Gates is in hysterics, can you knock it off with the weird jokes?
I've been waiting for something this, i am currently downloading the DVD versions of this classic.
Being a long time SW fan ai can't wait to see the changes made for the better/worse.
The scary thing is, I don't think this guy is kidding ... :-S
(Applauds)
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Yeah, I downloaded that - and it brought me nothing but spyware! DON'T CLICK ON THE LINK!
Nope, they just didn't mirror cherryos.com at all. RTF(url).
Running MacOS using CherryOS on Windows using VMWare on FreeBSD using Linux binary compatibility. ... in Japan!
Wow, tough weeks man. Hope it looks up soon. Screw the lusers - they don't deserve it, anyway, and you can worry into talking your HR people on Wednesday when it comes. Go play with your daughter - that's the bit that matters most.
I don't get it.
Don't most movie theatres already have actual humans?
True, but having his name in the URL and page title are going to make it more attractive for Google (note that this fake website isn't in the top 10 results for Van Hollen just yet, but his real page is right at the top.
That was Leibnitz, you insensitive clod!
(and thus, the science's oldest flame war is brought into the 21st century!)
NYPD GOOG?
The meaning of the Internet, eh?
That should yield some interesting answers.
"42. The Answer that you are looking for is 42."
"You searched for "space ship one", but what you really want to search for is "natalie portman hot grits"."
Isn't the whole point of the Internet a database of information which we can access using tools - not to create a "web of knowledge"?
Well, you have alternatives [/shameless plug]
Everybody forgot the one feature I've been waiting for most: you can save drafts now! Kept starting to write an email, then had to copy it somewhere to look up somebody's email in my address book.
Are you sure? I thought that quote was by James Watt, the inventor of the steam engine.
How good are Thinkpads when it comes to reliability? A friend of mine had a Toshiba, and got pissed when it broke down after three years. He's gotten an iBook now, after another friend convinced him they were much hardied. I've got a Toshiba; if it breaks down next year (three years!), should I go for a Thinkpad?
Yes, but if your data is worth *that* much, I suppose you'll have a better way of protecting it, won't you? For most of the stuff on my computer, I'd just laugh and give them my password if it came to that ...