I wonder if such a technology could be used in artificially enhancing the muscles of a person to make a super-human, or super-soldier. The chemistry can't be that complex, so I'm sure it's possible through bio-chemical engineering. I'd bet $100 that the US and others have done it before.
Yes, they did it once, but a Nazi spy killed the doctor, who was the only person who knew how to create the Super-Soldier Serum. The Doctor, who's name has changed twice, didn't apparently trust the "cloud" and wanted job security by refusing to write down every crucial element of the treatment, leaving behind a flawed, imperfect knowledge of the needed steps.
Since cops are allowed to lie to "suspects' (which means anyone they talk to), this is a must. Cops are trained to lie to "suspects", which means, cops are trained to lie. Can they stop lying when in court? They are human, do other humans lie in court? Why yes, yes they do.
Now we can finally have some video evidence to back up what the police are doing. I am all for this. The police need to be monitored.
This runs in a browser. Celestia is a 32.8MB download.
You saying an browser app couldn't download 32.8mb of data while using it? Please, it could and would do that no problem. A lot of that 32mb happens to be the star data, something which instead of downloading all at once for quickness, you download as you go.
Either something visible, or something not visible, that you can check.
Why you didn't think of that, I have no idea, Mr. "I Teach Photoshop". I mean, it's not like websites haven't been watermarking their images since the 90's.
What the fuck are you talking about? Media still makes money just fine. They are unhappy because they want money for every viewing of a program. That is unreal, yet it is what they want. Part of the problem is they didn't jump into the internet age, the other problem is, people are sick of their bullshit. But the media companies are making money just fine.
Game publishing companies? No, they stupidly adopted the Hollywood method, which is to spend big bucks making just AAA titles, which of course, doesn't work for software publishing, mainly when all the AAA titles are based on hardware that is 5+ years old and technology has rolled way past that.
The media companies need to accept how they did business is over, it's a new game. And some are, I noticed bluray copies of TV Shows like Sinbad coming out right away at the end of the season. Smart move.
and everyone that knows me knows I pirate software, music, movies, whatever. In fact, I'm the go to guy.
See, I tell people I pirate software, so no, the app wouldn't bother me.
But it goes to show, the only people that buy dvd/bluray's are the ones who get hit with DRM and warnings about copyright, because I sure as fuck don't get those when I download pirated versions.
You buy goods because you like the abuse. I pirate the goods because I don't like to be abused.
I hope so, kinda useless otherwise. Of course, only one place to buy that content from.
Kindles can accept ebooks from various sources, one of them being via usb from a computer. I own a kindle, and I have never bought an ebook thru amazon. Free legal ebooks are plenty and if you are like me and don't care about downloading copyrighted material, there is a ton of ebooks you can download and find very easy.
But yes, Amazon's hope is that the people will buy ebooks via Amazon, but no kindle is restricted to that only.
I like my kindle, it does what I got it for, to read ebooks. And it's not a walled garden either.
An arrest in the UK is a big deal. Regardless of a conviction, it shows up on background checks in the future and limits the jobs you can get. The police get to keep youru DNA and your fingerprints for a number of years.
It also means that you can no longer visit certain countries on vacation or for work (including the USA) without going through an expensive and time consuming visa application process.
It's a big deal and it sucks that we're arresting so many people under these laws. Mr. Bean is right - section 5 of the public order act needs to go!
Considering that you can get arrested for the stupidest shit in England, i would think everyone would have some sort of minor arrest records.
Sort of like how 30+ years ago (in the USA) you had to do something serious to get felony charge and now they hand them out for anything.
There comes a point when arrest records don't mean shit about a person, but says a lot about the laws...
I've written a book about this chapter (and others) of my life but suffice to say I have had some issues with publishers who don't want to get involved in a case where it's obvious that the rulebook gets tossed out the door in favor of covering asses at high levels.
This is the Internet dude, self publish. Make a ebook and put it on amazon, they aren't that picky are they?
I bet the new Mega would be glad to publish that book for ya. Seriously, I bet if Kim knew, he'd be down to talk with you.
Because Kimble was a famous pirate in the early/mid 90s (Romkids), who narced on BBS when he got caught carding. He then ran a bunch of investment scams, got busted in Germany and Hong Kong. Moved onto New Zealand after burning those bridges, ran a site that gave rewards and turned a blind eye to piracy of everything under the sun. No idea what his next venture is going to be, but the man is a pirate by reputation.
So what? You butthurt because he narc'd on you? Or did you invest in his investments? Because no one gives a fuck about that shit, at all. What is on the table is his Megaupload site, and the fact that without it going to trial, the USA managed to get him out of business and even copies of his data, which wasn't legally theirs to take. Not to mention so far that it appears that the RIAA and MIAA convinced politicians that they have close ties to (namely, they pay off) to go above the law in bringing megaupload down.
So no matter how much you bring up the past, it doesn't change that the USA Government overstepped their bounds at the request of some corporations. Now the USA is scared to bring it to court because it's going to be embarrassing for some key political figures, like the vice president.
Despite all that has been said on this particular topic, I wonder why this is news is classified with a skull and crossbones, not under YRO, and tagged as piracy.
Because stupid people think megaupload was just about piracy, the smart people understand it wasn't about piracy, though people use it to make money via piracy. And guess what? Those same people use other sites currently. So Megaupload wasn't a cause of piracy at all, it was just a vehicle that was used. Because if it was the cause, then piracy would of stopped when it went down, no?
this will be the first time Valve creates a game or engine that doesn't result in massive headaches and nausea for a segment of the population....
I am someone who gets motion sickness easy, and none of valve games have ever done that to me. In fact, I've never even heard that was an issue, until you said something, so I think you are making it up.
Guess nothing really changes. Fear mongering is the best way to keep your job, or so it seems. Wonder how long till he says we need to have a piece of government hardware in our computers monitoring everything we do? It would be to keep us safe of course, think of the children!
That we have racist people in the USA? Shit, play an Online video game with voice chat, you'll hear all sorts of racist stuff, plus lots of other weird ass shit that makes you cringe.
Ya, you can use tech to see what state the tweets come from. I bet you can use technology to see who exactly is the people putting out racists tweets.
I hope no one got grant money for this, total waste of money.
Whomever started this naming version releases by nick name should be shot. Is this named Nadia because that is the wife of the main developer and he had to show some love otherwise he's never get some love again?
Me, If i developed anything and name it nice names, like "Fuckoff" "sloppyshit", "kludge", and "ididyourmom"
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I wonder if such a technology could be used in artificially enhancing the muscles of a person to make a super-human, or super-soldier. The chemistry can't be that complex, so I'm sure it's possible through bio-chemical engineering. I'd bet $100 that the US and others have done it before.
Yes, they did it once, but a Nazi spy killed the doctor, who was the only person who knew how to create the Super-Soldier Serum. The Doctor, who's name has changed twice, didn't apparently trust the "cloud" and wanted job security by refusing to write down every crucial element of the treatment, leaving behind a flawed, imperfect knowledge of the needed steps.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_America#1940s
SQL injection? what is this, 1993?
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About right, I think they took security out of the budget in 1992.
Since cops are allowed to lie to "suspects' (which means anyone they talk to), this is a must. Cops are trained to lie to "suspects", which means, cops are trained to lie. Can they stop lying when in court? They are human, do other humans lie in court? Why yes, yes they do.
Now we can finally have some video evidence to back up what the police are doing. I am all for this. The police need to be monitored.
This runs in a browser. Celestia is a 32.8MB download.
You saying an browser app couldn't download 32.8mb of data while using it? Please, it could and would do that no problem. A lot of that 32mb happens to be the star data, something which instead of downloading all at once for quickness, you download as you go.
Ahmet's page is here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116028512018932696380
He works for MetServe Enterprises http://www.metserve.com/ whose site is currently down - strangely :)
Which makes this post ironic: https://plus.google.com/u/0/117025707475158348263/posts/W68Z3GyCmce
Wow, a capcha to enter Metserve.com...
From Metserve.com:
Why am I seeing this page?
Your IP address based on the country, region or network has been flagged by the website owner.
What should I do?
Completing the challenge above proves you are a human and gives you temporary access. You can ask the website owner to permanently whitelist you.
Guess he's preparing for a shitstorm... lol
This sounds like a rudimentary version of the robot avatars in the movie Surrogates.
I was thinking it was more like robotic version of alien surrogates in the move Avatar.
Um, can't you just watermark the images?
Either something visible, or something not visible, that you can check.
Why you didn't think of that, I have no idea, Mr. "I Teach Photoshop". I mean, it's not like websites haven't been watermarking their images since the 90's.
What the fuck are you talking about? Media still makes money just fine. They are unhappy because they want money for every viewing of a program. That is unreal, yet it is what they want. Part of the problem is they didn't jump into the internet age, the other problem is, people are sick of their bullshit. But the media companies are making money just fine.
Game publishing companies? No, they stupidly adopted the Hollywood method, which is to spend big bucks making just AAA titles, which of course, doesn't work for software publishing, mainly when all the AAA titles are based on hardware that is 5+ years old and technology has rolled way past that.
The media companies need to accept how they did business is over, it's a new game. And some are, I noticed bluray copies of TV Shows like Sinbad coming out right away at the end of the season. Smart move.
and everyone that knows me knows I pirate software, music, movies, whatever. In fact, I'm the go to guy.
See, I tell people I pirate software, so no, the app wouldn't bother me.
But it goes to show, the only people that buy dvd/bluray's are the ones who get hit with DRM and warnings about copyright, because I sure as fuck don't get those when I download pirated versions.
You buy goods because you like the abuse. I pirate the goods because I don't like to be abused.
I hope so, kinda useless otherwise. Of course, only one place to buy that content from.
Kindles can accept ebooks from various sources, one of them being via usb from a computer. I own a kindle, and I have never bought an ebook thru amazon. Free legal ebooks are plenty and if you are like me and don't care about downloading copyrighted material, there is a ton of ebooks you can download and find very easy.
But yes, Amazon's hope is that the people will buy ebooks via Amazon, but no kindle is restricted to that only.
I like my kindle, it does what I got it for, to read ebooks. And it's not a walled garden either.
We probably do better if we let Texas leave. just sayin...
An arrest in the UK is a big deal. Regardless of a conviction, it shows up on background checks in the future and limits the jobs you can get. The police get to keep youru DNA and your fingerprints for a number of years.
It also means that you can no longer visit certain countries on vacation or for work (including the USA) without going through an expensive and time consuming visa application process.
It's a big deal and it sucks that we're arresting so many people under these laws. Mr. Bean is right - section 5 of the public order act needs to go!
Considering that you can get arrested for the stupidest shit in England, i would think everyone would have some sort of minor arrest records.
Sort of like how 30+ years ago (in the USA) you had to do something serious to get felony charge and now they hand them out for anything.
There comes a point when arrest records don't mean shit about a person, but says a lot about the laws...
Due to our rising legal fees, we need to increase the price of the products we sell you by 20%.
Thank you for understanding,
Samsung.
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I've written a book about this chapter (and others) of my life but suffice to say I have had some issues with publishers who don't want to get involved in a case where it's obvious that the rulebook gets tossed out the door in favor of covering asses at high levels.
This is the Internet dude, self publish. Make a ebook and put it on amazon, they aren't that picky are they?
I bet the new Mega would be glad to publish that book for ya. Seriously, I bet if Kim knew, he'd be down to talk with you.
Because Kimble was a famous pirate in the early/mid 90s (Romkids), who narced on BBS when he got caught carding. He then ran a bunch of investment scams, got busted in Germany and Hong Kong. Moved onto New Zealand after burning those bridges, ran a site that gave rewards and turned a blind eye to piracy of everything under the sun. No idea what his next venture is going to be, but the man is a pirate by reputation.
So what? You butthurt because he narc'd on you? Or did you invest in his investments? Because no one gives a fuck about that shit, at all. What is on the table is his Megaupload site, and the fact that without it going to trial, the USA managed to get him out of business and even copies of his data, which wasn't legally theirs to take. Not to mention so far that it appears that the RIAA and MIAA convinced politicians that they have close ties to (namely, they pay off) to go above the law in bringing megaupload down.
So no matter how much you bring up the past, it doesn't change that the USA Government overstepped their bounds at the request of some corporations. Now the USA is scared to bring it to court because it's going to be embarrassing for some key political figures, like the vice president.
And yes, Mr. Shill, you should be scared.
Because he is a scammer that got caught for piracy. He is not a freedom fighter.
Okay US Government shill. If you say so, repeatedly, under anonymous coward, then it must be true!!!
Despite all that has been said on this particular topic, I wonder why this is news is classified with a skull and crossbones, not under YRO, and tagged as piracy.
Because stupid people think megaupload was just about piracy, the smart people understand it wasn't about piracy, though people use it to make money via piracy. And guess what? Those same people use other sites currently. So Megaupload wasn't a cause of piracy at all, it was just a vehicle that was used. Because if it was the cause, then piracy would of stopped when it went down, no?
I for one would love to see Quentin Tarantino write and direct a Star Wars movie.
Nope, if he was still alive, Akira Kurosawa would of made the best star wars movie.
My only problem is the target market for Disney, so if they dumb it down to a kid's movie, then again
Miramax made Kill Bill when The Walt Disney Company owned it. That film was decidedly not intended for preteen children.
I don't know, I think preteens could learn a lot from Kill Bill. How else would they learn how to get out of a coffin when buried alive?
this will be the first time Valve creates a game or engine that doesn't result in massive headaches and nausea for a segment of the population....
I am someone who gets motion sickness easy, and none of valve games have ever done that to me. In fact, I've never even heard that was an issue, until you said something, so I think you are making it up.
Guess nothing really changes. Fear mongering is the best way to keep your job, or so it seems. Wonder how long till he says we need to have a piece of government hardware in our computers monitoring everything we do? It would be to keep us safe of course, think of the children!
Woot! A start to a scifi dream come true.
That we have racist people in the USA? Shit, play an Online video game with voice chat, you'll hear all sorts of racist stuff, plus lots of other weird ass shit that makes you cringe.
Ya, you can use tech to see what state the tweets come from. I bet you can use technology to see who exactly is the people putting out racists tweets.
I hope no one got grant money for this, total waste of money.
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6. Fab your own chips. Even a 555 timer can hold a rogue 8086.
Unless you provide proof, I call bullshit.
Whomever started this naming version releases by nick name should be shot. Is this named Nadia because that is the wife of the main developer and he had to show some love otherwise he's never get some love again?
Me, If i developed anything and name it nice names, like "Fuckoff" "sloppyshit", "kludge", and "ididyourmom"
I guess we all need to feel cool.