Rather than working to make it harder to use a stolen credit card, companies should work at making it easier to find somebody using a stolen credit card. Maybe start requesting that stores associate a purchase with a time and a checkout lane, which could lead to accessing security camera archives once a purchase is claimed fraudulent by the account holder. I am sure there are more possibilities.
heh, 63 is the median in your given array. since the returned value does not need to be in the array, just add 1 and return that. or multiply by some large constant. or just return the sum of all the numbers you encountered. theres lots of options here.
Good! Natural language is a moving target. The web is an excellent communication medium and ignoring it would be quite a silly move. The example reminds me of "To boldly go", which was not proper, but its elegance is hard to argue against.
How about making the all information free in the first place, and having a gigantic library in DC dedicated to it? Make people do their own searching, eliminate the request system, and do not do anything you dont want the people to know about?
"View from Canadia" you say? if indeed you are a Canadian, it is nice to know United Statesians arent the only ones who think Canadians should come from Canadia, not Canada. That would make you Canadites or something like that.
X(in this case) is all about remote login. Save the scripts on the computer you are ssh-ing(or whatever) into, and pretend windows is a fancy terminal.
"find / | grep junk" and "updatedb; locate junk" both have one problem in common. they do not check the content of the file. try "grep junk `find/`". and really people, who wants to wait for that to finish?
Thanks for your commentary/. I think I will be spending some time at the Career Center here at school. See you in the workforce.
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Billboards. Other peoples clothing. The sticker every car dealer sticks on every car they sell. The logo on your tvs remote control. rented fences around construction sites. when you boot your computer.
advertising is everywhere. if your opinion really mattered, abercrombie and fitch wouldnt be able to put their logo on clothing they make if there was a chance of someone wearing it walking into your field of view.
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1) joe sixpack and walmart dont find criminals, thats why there are police officers and FBI agents and whatnot.
2) every last measure like this will be thwarted. the best way to reduce fraud is to reduce the number of people committing fraud.
3) "most folks" do not want to do anything more than swipe their card and go. extra authentication does two things:
a) slow down checkout lines
b) create an artifical market for the authentication technology
Rather than working to make it harder to use a stolen credit card, companies should work at making it easier to find somebody using a stolen credit card. Maybe start requesting that stores associate a purchase with a time and a checkout lane, which could lead to accessing security camera archives once a purchase is claimed fraudulent by the account holder. I am sure there are more possibilities.
What if its a piece of ASCII art?
http://optout.doubleclick.net/cgi-bin/dclk/optout. pl
bam, an easy way to opt out of doubleclick tracking. its essentially id=OPT_OUT and nothing more.
Hold on a second there, you got ass for removing a worm or virus from a computer? Thats a sweet deal. How did that work?
Two things:
So any punishment is okay if it is used often enough to not be unusual? Lets start cutting of the hands of all petty theives!
So any punishment is okay if it is not bad enough to be cruel? Lets start forcing all petty theives to crab walk everywhere they go!
solving a board a quarter of the size only solves one sixteenth of the problem. thats what i read.
(MS) Passport is a linux box in a redmond basement running kerberos.
heh, 63 is the median in your given array. since the returned value does not need to be in the array, just add 1 and return that. or multiply by some large constant. or just return the sum of all the numbers you encountered. theres lots of options here.
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argc, argv
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What they also fail to compare is the amount of bugs, security vulnerabilities, viruses, and spyware per square inch you get with a windows based PC.
Because everything running on x86 is Windows®.
Good! Natural language is a moving target. The web is an excellent communication medium and ignoring it would be quite a
silly move. The example reminds me of "To boldly go", which was not proper, but its elegance is hard to argue against.
How about making the all information free in the first place, and having a gigantic library in DC dedicated to it? Make people do their own searching, eliminate the request system, and do not do anything you dont want the people to know about?
Thanks.
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ive got some i want to get rid of too.
Point taken. Two things tho:
1. Do you beleive everything you read on the internet?
2. It seems to say you are a US citizen in your bio.
wait a sec...
"View from Canadia" you say? if indeed you are a Canadian, it is nice to know United Statesians arent the only ones who think Canadians should come from Canadia, not Canada. That would make you Canadites or something like that.
X(in this case) is all about remote login. Save the scripts on the computer you are ssh-ing(or whatever) into, and pretend windows is a fancy terminal.
"find / | grep junk" and "updatedb; locate junk" both have one problem in common. they do not check the content of the file. try "grep junk `find /`". and really people, who wants to wait for that to finish?
Thanks for your commentary /.
I think I will be spending some time at the Career
Center here at school. See you in the workforce.
I am still in school. I have a mediocre GPA, good skills (IMHO), I am tall, and I am friendly. Will my computer science degree land me a good job in the field, or will I have to teach (respectable, but I would rather not personally), or join the military or something to be doing something that involves my expensive education in a meaningful way?
HP-SUX.
I mean it in a nice way though.
They are letting Alpha CPUs die, even though they rock, because they sank so much money into Itanium.
They are dropping a Unix better than their own, because they can't suck it up and admit Tru64 is better. (I am taking your word for it #6336)
HP-SUX
Billboards. Other peoples clothing. The sticker every car dealer sticks on every car they sell. The logo on your tvs remote control. rented fences around construction sites. when you boot your computer.
advertising is everywhere. if your opinion really mattered, abercrombie and fitch wouldnt be able to put their logo on clothing they make if there was a chance of someone wearing it walking into your field of view.