There's been a lot of focus on internet security and encryption of sensitive data. But as we see - it's not during the transaction that it's dangerous. It's at the end point. Do you thrust whom you're giving your details?
I recently bought a new PC. I paid the same as I did for my first Intel PC 15 years ago. Yes, cheap PC's has gotten cheaper, but the price for a top notch PC with all the bells and whistles has been more or less stable for quite some time.
It's no secret that Heisenberg worked on a nuclear weapon during the WWII. However, some claim that he deliberately didn't make any real progress. There's plenty of more information here.
. "I have a beautiful 29-year-old daughter and a beautiful wife, and I don't want some screeners to be looking at them through their clothes, plain and simple," he said
The operators of the scanners are only allowed to scan people of the same sex as themself.
Übergeek my foot. Check the picture - it has a Windows key. No geek worth his salt wold use that.
I'm still happy with my old metal IBM keyboard that goes CLICK CLICK CLICK when I type
Great! This would effectively outlaw spam, since most spam is sent through compromised windows boxes acting as proxies.
Oh wait... it only applies to computers used by the United States Government according to tfa...
Great idea. Google has had tremendous success with it's prior engagement in social sites. Just look at Orkut.com
Yes, I was being sarcastic. I'm still trying to figure out why they made this move. It doesn't seem to fit into the "organizing the world" mantra?
Well, there's always tex2doc [a1.net], found from a quick googling.
Been there done that. It can't handle my complex documents. Besides, it just further proves my point.
You're not supposed to read it in TeX, you're supposed to export to PDF or PS or RTF or somesuch...
But of course. All my documentation consisted of a TeX file, a DVI file and finally a PDF file. All open formats. But none of them can be loaded into MS-Word and edited. The emails where from developers who inherited the projects and wanted to update the documentation. My point was, that even though we have open document formats, we will still have to struggle with proprietary Word files, because that's what "they" use.
Back when I was a developer I wrote all my documentation in TeX.
I often get emails requesting a Word version of my documentation. Even though TeX is quite open.
Am I the only one who's never seen a.pro domain?
There's one cool thing about this TLD. You have to provide proof of your profession to buy such a domain. Now that's probably the reason why I've never seen a spam advertising a.pro domain.
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From TFA: Last week it was reported that Denmark would attempt to have the directive listed as a B-item, rather than an A-item, allowing the text to be renegotiated.
And so they did. Try, that is. But was told that it was impossible for an A-item to become a B-item. They believed it, and didn't object further. This is bogus, because there's nothing that prevents A-items to be ruled as B-items. I smell a rat!
This is not a yellow page searh. This is a web search with some added functionality. There's a big difference. If I search in a YP for "restaurant ohio" I want a restaurant in Ohio, not a lot of webpages about "ebook - the secret about Restaurant Ohio in Mexico".
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There's been a lot of focus on internet security and encryption of sensitive data. But as we see - it's not during the transaction that it's dangerous. It's at the end point. Do you thrust whom you're giving your details?
The site is already dead, so here's something else - not a complete OS, but still has a (working) browser, games etc.
I'va nver bnee hpaiper in my lfie! Dovark hsa cahgned my tpyign seped imenmsly!
I recently bought a new PC. I paid the same as I did for my first Intel PC 15 years ago. Yes, cheap PC's has gotten cheaper, but the price for a top notch PC with all the bells and whistles has been more or less stable for quite some time.
It's no secret that Heisenberg worked on a nuclear weapon during the WWII. However, some claim that he deliberately didn't make any real progress. There's plenty of more information here.
I'm surprised there isn't a RBL for zonbies yet
There is.
. "I have a beautiful 29-year-old daughter and a beautiful wife, and I don't want some screeners to be looking at them through their clothes, plain and simple," he said
The operators of the scanners are only allowed to scan people of the same sex as themself.
Übergeek my foot. Check the picture - it has a Windows key. No geek worth his salt wold use that.
I'm still happy with my old metal IBM keyboard that goes CLICK CLICK CLICK when I type
The first thing I'll check is, if the blob is present on MSN maps as well. If it is, I'll buy stocks in the nearest tin foil store.
Great! This would effectively outlaw spam, since most spam is sent through compromised windows boxes acting as proxies.
Oh wait... it only applies to computers used by the United States Government according to tfa...
Great idea. Google has had tremendous success with it's prior engagement in social sites. Just look at Orkut.com
Yes, I was being sarcastic. I'm still trying to figure out why they made this move. It doesn't seem to fit into the "organizing the world" mantra?
Spews doesn't block email addresses. As a matter of fact, they don't block anything. Spews is a database of IP addresses.
Well, there's always tex2doc [a1.net], found from a quick googling.
Been there done that. It can't handle my complex documents. Besides, it just further proves my point.
You're not supposed to read it in TeX, you're supposed to export to PDF or PS or RTF or somesuch...
But of course. All my documentation consisted of a TeX file, a DVI file and finally a PDF file. All open formats. But none of them can be loaded into MS-Word and edited. The emails where from developers who inherited the projects and wanted to update the documentation. My point was, that even though we have open document formats, we will still have to struggle with proprietary Word files, because that's what "they" use.
Back when I was a developer I wrote all my documentation in TeX. I often get emails requesting a Word version of my documentation. Even though TeX is quite open.
The funny thing is, that one of the authors of the Trustrank paper is from Yahoo.
Am I the only one who's never seen a .pro domain? .pro domain.
There's one cool thing about this TLD. You have to provide proof of your profession to buy such a domain. Now that's probably the reason why I've never seen a spam advertising a
Hope this goes better than Cherry Coke.
At 12 pounds I wonder how long time this can be in the air before it needs to be recharged?
Stand by for 300 "I for one welcome our new robot overlords" comments, 250 comments about terminator, 4 "Robot, Kill Flanders!" and 3 "FIRST POST".
Thank you. This was just a drill. You may now resume to your regular work.
Coincidence? I think not!
From TFA: Last week it was reported that Denmark would attempt to have the directive listed as a B-item, rather than an A-item, allowing the text to be renegotiated.
And so they did. Try, that is. But was told that it was impossible for an A-item to become a B-item. They believed it, and didn't object further. This is bogus, because there's nothing that prevents A-items to be ruled as B-items. I smell a rat!
How do you guys think the US would have reacted if the situation was turned around? (I.e. the US was pro-Kyoto).
This is not a yellow page searh. This is a web search with some added functionality. There's a big difference. If I search in a YP for "restaurant ohio" I want a restaurant in Ohio, not a lot of webpages about "ebook - the secret about Restaurant Ohio in Mexico".