So the naive, 'better' solution would have been to generate a random key for each browser and then sort on that. Random and repeatable within the run and doesn't have any dodgy side-effects.
And no, most optical drives out there are now SATA. Got a new computer a couples months ago, and it has a SATA optical. Goto newegg... the SATA drives outnumber PATA almost 3-1.
And that has nothing to do with units 'out there.' That's new gear. Take a tour in the trenches and you'll still see a lot of machines with IDE optical drives.
it kills more than 10000 people annually, taking into account only alcohol-related road accidents.
That's assuming those extra deaths didn't happen at the same time as poisoning. If we're going to use fuzzy numbers, let's look at alcohol producers and distributors at that time. Why don't we limit it to the Chicago area. The Capone organisation had real occupational health and safety issues that should be counted.
USB connections slip free if someone trips over the cable, RS-232 rips the port out of the box if the screws were tightened properly. Argument goes both ways.
Web interfaces are all well and good unless you're having to configure IP on the device. Fallback to DHCP is good, unless you have a device that somebody's configured wrong and needs to be corrected.
I've never seen an IDE floppy. There are still IDE optical drives around and a lot of surplus IDE hard drives, but floppies were always their own special interface. Hint: vendors now refer to IDE as PATA.
"the serial port is rapidly disappearing from new laptops" in full, and yes, they've been gone from most laptops for years now. We have to salvage old gear if we need to talk to a serial port. USB -> Serial mostly works, but not always.
Cool, my first First Post. Now for something relevant, the JavaScript uses an static array of terms. They then skip the entry if it's the bad phrase, 'ISP Filtering.' Can anyone think of a better way?
They were asked by an industry group to police piracy. They told them it was a job for the Police and happily forwarded the complaints to the cops, who turned around and said something like 'why don't we go after rapists and murderers first.' The industry group then got its knickers in a twist and sued them.
Reminds me of the time when Star Trek:TNG was shipped over on bootleg VHS tapes. Took Channel 9 about three or four years to bring it here. Then they buried it in the maybe, maybe not graveyard shift.
It's not in the summary. There's a long running tradition of foreigners, often Americans, confusing the two. Like many jokes, you need the background to get it. Having been told I spoke good English for an Australian more than once, I found it quite funny.
Actually, it was 2% of one state. They elected an idiot fundie into a balance-of-terror Senate seat. He wanted filtering in exchange for voting with them.
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So the naive, 'better' solution would have been to generate a random key for each browser and then sort on that. Random and repeatable within the run and doesn't have any dodgy side-effects.
PATA/IDE... whatever, its the same difference.
Yes, but they aren't normally floppy connectors.
And no, most optical drives out there are now SATA. Got a new computer a couples months ago, and it has a SATA optical. Goto newegg... the SATA drives outnumber PATA almost 3-1.
And that has nothing to do with units 'out there.' That's new gear. Take a tour in the trenches and you'll still see a lot of machines with IDE optical drives.
Good point, I forgot the LS-120, and yeah, I use a USB drive if I ever need to read floppies. Mine is a combo floppy/memory card reader.
He ran out of people to autopsy and went into the production end of the business.
That explains the headaches and munchies.
He was Charles in a past life.
it kills more than 10000 people annually, taking into account only alcohol-related road accidents.
That's assuming those extra deaths didn't happen at the same time as poisoning. If we're going to use fuzzy numbers, let's look at alcohol producers and distributors at that time. Why don't we limit it to the Chicago area. The Capone organisation had real occupational health and safety issues that should be counted.
Wait till you learn about DLC
USB connections slip free if someone trips over the cable, RS-232 rips the port out of the box if the screws were tightened properly. Argument goes both ways.
Web interfaces are all well and good unless you're having to configure IP on the device. Fallback to DHCP is good, unless you have a device that somebody's configured wrong and needs to be corrected.
I've never seen an IDE floppy. There are still IDE optical drives around and a lot of surplus IDE hard drives, but floppies were always their own special interface. Hint: vendors now refer to IDE as PATA.
"the serial port is rapidly disappearing from new laptops" in full, and yes, they've been gone from most laptops for years now. We have to salvage old gear if we need to talk to a serial port. USB -> Serial mostly works, but not always.
Nah, Sir Les Patterson.
You know Akubra is a brand and not a type of hat. Some of them go well with suits.
You're assuming he has an actual plan. Maybe he's using:
Why is it always the Koalas with STDs? First it was chlamydia, now it's this thing. I blame the tourists.
Yeah, the Whirlpool thread said that they use a CMS that doesn't support server side scripting. Not as funny as I first thought.
And in English, LCD is Lowest Common Denominator. Fits.
Cool, my first First Post. Now for something relevant, the JavaScript uses an static array of terms. They then skip the entry if it's the bad phrase, 'ISP Filtering.' Can anyone think of a better way?
Their media releases trip our spam filters. I can't remember the exact rules, but they were the dodgy mail server kind.
They were asked by an industry group to police piracy. They told them it was a job for the Police and happily forwarded the complaints to the cops, who turned around and said something like 'why don't we go after rapists and murderers first.' The industry group then got its knickers in a twist and sued them.
Reminds me of the time when Star Trek:TNG was shipped over on bootleg VHS tapes. Took Channel 9 about three or four years to bring it here. Then they buried it in the maybe, maybe not graveyard shift.
It's not in the summary. There's a long running tradition of foreigners, often Americans, confusing the two. Like many jokes, you need the background to get it. Having been told I spoke good English for an Australian more than once, I found it quite funny.
They'll just blacklist the whole site, more likely the domain name.
Actually, it was 2% of one state. They elected an idiot fundie into a balance-of-terror Senate seat. He wanted filtering in exchange for voting with them.