Perhaps not the Nethack developers themselves, but I bet somebody will do some kind of VR-version of noteye just to prove it can be done once OcR is out.
Pretty pointless from a gameplaying perspective though. A red & in ADOM (not sure if there are Balors in Nethack?) is way more scary than anything that can be done in VR or any graphical layer.
Because spineless abuse-handlers comply with DMCA-notices despite it being a foreign law, totally irrelevant in country X. It's especially hilarious when, for example, some UK company sends DMCA-requests to another EU country. When that happens I sometimes explain to the sender that neither of these countries are US states, and US laws does not apply (especially British people seems to be very confused about this)
Otherwise I just tell them politely to fuck off and come back with a court order, if it's regarding something that's actually illegal and not something random that happens to be covered by the silly DMCA (if even that).
They don't have to, Wordpress updates itself by default. Most Wordpress-sites are hacked through plugins like Revslider (lots of people are still running that old version from early 2014) - usually pirated premium plugins (or themes).
And this is probably why there are so many fat people in the US. Walking or cycling (+ not having tacos or bagels for breakfast... tacos? Really?) would probably be good for a lot of people.
I think the OP meant is that those are concentration camps, not extermination ("death"-) camps. There is a big difference, though lots of people also died in concentration camps.
I don't get that argument. STASI was supposed to spy on East German citizens. Does that make it right? If it's the NSA's job to spy on allies, why not change their damn job description or shut them down?
Targeting OS X is tempting because of 99% of all Mac users *knows* that "Macs can't get infected" (the Apple salespeople told them so), and therefore they don't have any kind of antivirus installed.
At work, I daily deal with Mac-users who gets their mailaccounts hijacked because of infections. It takes roughly 10-20 minutes to convince them to download and run Avast or something like that, but it's worth the "oh....".
The summary is wrong, popcorntime has never used popcorntime.se (and I really doubt a site like that could by hosted with binero, which is a typical webhotel - they don't even offer VPS-accounts).
It's not (not for the gTLD's). People who are anonymous either uses fake information in the whois, or (more likely) doesn't actually own the domain. Which can cause some interesting situations when they want to transfer the domain, and the proxy-service that actually owns it doesn't cooperate.
> I took a pass on Beyond Earth because Civ V was so horrible. In fact I'm still playing Civ IV BTS over Civ V
Same here. Civ V was the last game I bought without at least downloading a cracked copy and testing it myself - it was such a huge disappointment. I still suspect the reviewers were bribed somehow, or perhaps tested the game before it got radically dumbed down, just before release?
It's not until recently that I dare buy games again, after watching reviews on youtube so I can see it for myself. I will never trust Firaxis or "professional" reviewers again.
Because it's very easy to use for people with their own domain but little tech knowledge, it has a massive amount of themes and plugins to choose from (which I admit can be a problem) and it has much less security issues than any comparable CMS.
I've worked with hosting abuse for a long time, and it's fairly rare to see a hacked WP nowadays - unless the owner of the site has turned off auto-updating. Hacked Joomla-, modX- or Drupal-sites are much more common.
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Perhaps not the Nethack developers themselves, but I bet somebody will do some kind of VR-version of noteye just to prove it can be done once OcR is out.
Pretty pointless from a gameplaying perspective though. A red & in ADOM (not sure if there are Balors in Nethack?) is way more scary than anything that can be done in VR or any graphical layer.
Because spineless abuse-handlers comply with DMCA-notices despite it being a foreign law, totally irrelevant in country X. It's especially hilarious when, for example, some UK company sends DMCA-requests to another EU country. When that happens I sometimes explain to the sender that neither of these countries are US states, and US laws does not apply (especially British people seems to be very confused about this)
Otherwise I just tell them politely to fuck off and come back with a court order, if it's regarding something that's actually illegal and not something random that happens to be covered by the silly DMCA (if even that).
> I doubt many people update each and every time.
They don't have to, Wordpress updates itself by default. Most Wordpress-sites are hacked through plugins like Revslider (lots of people are still running that old version from early 2014) - usually pirated premium plugins (or themes).
> hacking them and dumping their data publicly is illegal
So? Laws that are in conflict with reality should be ignored until they are changed. There are lots of things that are illegal but morally right.
And this is probably why there are so many fat people in the US. Walking or cycling (+ not having tacos or bagels for breakfast... tacos? Really?) would probably be good for a lot of people.
I think the OP meant is that those are concentration camps, not extermination ("death"-) camps. There is a big difference, though lots of people also died in concentration camps.
Right. And if you want to go for a nice drive in the countryside, you just boot up a car game, right?
Emulators can be useful in many ways, but they can not replace the real thing.
> The NSA is supposed to spy on officials.
I don't get that argument. STASI was supposed to spy on East German citizens. Does that make it right? If it's the NSA's job to spy on allies, why not change their damn job description or shut them down?
Targeting OS X is tempting because of 99% of all Mac users *knows* that "Macs can't get infected" (the Apple salespeople told them so), and therefore they don't have any kind of antivirus installed.
At work, I daily deal with Mac-users who gets their mailaccounts hijacked because of infections. It takes roughly 10-20 minutes to convince them to download and run Avast or something like that, but it's worth the "oh....".
The summary is wrong, popcorntime has never used popcorntime.se (and I really doubt a site like that could by hosted with binero, which is a typical webhotel - they don't even offer VPS-accounts).
If it's lawful to kill civilians with drones, then you should change your rotten laws.
> hope to make those hundreds of millions back based on massive advertising
Fixed that for you.
(half-joking, I'm sure there's some good AAA-titles, but the ones I've tried the past 10 years or so have been disappointing and boring.)
> Europeans are jealous as to how much flying in North America is better because there is so much less burdens).
I've never heard that before. Oh wait, we're playing the "make up random nonsense"-game? I'll play!
> Europeans are jealous as to how much horseriding in Argentina is better because there is so much less burdens.
> The Japanese are jealous as to how much swimming in Somalia is better because there is so much less burdens.
> Iranians are jealous as to how much stampcollecting in Greenland is better because there is so much less burdens.
From the summary: "the world's largest video game livestreaming website".
There's also a website with more information about twitch.tv: http://twitch.tv/
IBM Model M.
Slashdot should have a permanent banner saying "need new keyboard? IBM Model M".
It's not (not for the gTLD's). People who are anonymous either uses fake information in the whois, or (more likely) doesn't actually own the domain. Which can cause some interesting situations when they want to transfer the domain, and the proxy-service that actually owns it doesn't cooperate.
Fit people live longer? Wow, what a surprise.
But why a threadmill? This can also be measured by running, swimming, playing football or a persons ability to catch small horses.
> I took a pass on Beyond Earth because Civ V was so horrible. In fact I'm still playing Civ IV BTS over Civ V
Same here. Civ V was the last game I bought without at least downloading a cracked copy and testing it myself - it was such a huge disappointment. I still suspect the reviewers were bribed somehow, or perhaps tested the game before it got radically dumbed down, just before release?
It's not until recently that I dare buy games again, after watching reviews on youtube so I can see it for myself. I will never trust Firaxis or "professional" reviewers again.
Okay. And how exactly does that "fact" help the OP pick a distro for the one he has now?
Because it's very easy to use for people with their own domain but little tech knowledge, it has a massive amount of themes and plugins to choose from (which I admit can be a problem) and it has much less security issues than any comparable CMS.
I've worked with hosting abuse for a long time, and it's fairly rare to see a hacked WP nowadays - unless the owner of the site has turned off auto-updating. Hacked Joomla-, modX- or Drupal-sites are much more common.
And of course I managed to screw up the link:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0134933/
Morgan Freeman is already working on that.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0134933/a
If rich people had not started going on vacation trips in the 19th century, nobody would be going on vacation trips now.
Space tourism is a much better motivation for rocket launches than country/ideology X trying to get an advantage over country/ideology Y.
That was possibly the most stupid non-political comment I've ever seen on Slashdot.
The Man in the Moon was created by The Mighty Boosh:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qfw59kxDh98/