not to mention their blatant misrepresentation of hackers. These guys were more aptly termed as crackers since they used their skills for malicious purposes.
They may have been hackers initially, but their move to the dark side changed that. I just think it gives people a warped idea of what a real hacker really does.
the misspelling was to weed out the non-believers, to throw them off track. One of those tricks used in the grimoires of old. besides Cthulhu speaks with huge bloops anyway
IA!
depreciable assets. possible tax write off... how much more depreciable can you get than a worthless app? i doubt uncle sam will look at it that way when the auditors come knocking though...
um, guys... it was your MOTHER was a hamster and your FATHER smelled of elderberries... sheesh...
obligatory joke explanation follows... you see when dirty peasants get drunk from their own homemade elderberry mead wine, they have a tendency to have sex with hamsters, the result being King Arthur.
there... fixed that for you.
ah, but it does have a usb port into which you could plug a usb network card. i used to have an old laptop with a broken lcd screen that i used as a firewall in this fashion.
(from my gf, who specs these chairs,) the aeron chair comes in three sizes to accommodate various body sizes, A, B, and C. for someone who is tall or heavier, the C is the ideal chair. You may have purchased the wrong size for your stature.
I use an Aeron chair at home and a Mirra at work (care of my gf who gets a nice designer discount,) and I'll say that you will find no better chair than either of these two. The Aeron is more stacked with options, but the Mirra is easier on the wallet.
Luckily, those are not the people who are relied upon to fix problems. Being able to look at the source code means that the people with the know-how to look for and fix the problems can find and fix them. One of the problems with a closed-source OS or program is that you rely on the developer of that OS or program to find and fix the problems and that means this research is going to be constrained by budget, ego, and a number of other factors.
I'd be willing to bet that OSS has a lot more competent eyes looking for issues in the code than any closed-source software, regardless of whether Joe User can read the source or not.
the most vocal, and therefore the most influential anti-choice proponents claim that birth control for women is tantamount to abortion as most prevent the egg from adhering to the wall of the uterus, or prevent it from traveling down the fallopian tubes, where it can grow further. Condoms, therefore, can be the only one they can support, but those same supporters tend to be the ones who want to preach abstinence because their head seems firmly implanted in the sand, doomed to pretend people from kids to grandparents do not have sex or sexual urges (This mindset seems to be the biggest barriers against sexual education in youth.)
This is why the argument does not go far. The only ones who speak loudly enough to argue, tend to be the very evangelical of the crowd. That comes from firsthand experience at protests. Those very vocal people are quick to judge. Even at clinics where women who have gone through a non-induced miscarriage that was no fault of their own go to seek treatment afterwards, pro-life people stand and hurl insults at them, not knowing even a part of the story.
I support embryonic stem cell research, as I have Type 1 diabetes and stand to gain from this research. Most of the eggs used were discarded and would never have come to fruition as a human anyway.
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not to mention their blatant misrepresentation of hackers. These guys were more aptly termed as crackers since they used their skills for malicious purposes.
They may have been hackers initially, but their move to the dark side changed that. I just think it gives people a warped idea of what a real hacker really does.
and me with no mod points
mod parent informative....
make sure you do a
for i in `find / -name '*.*'`; do shred -u $i; done
and wait a few hours first else a run of photorec will find that formatted data easily
yeah I neglected to mention I am not running a mac either...
"Unfortunately, we're not cool enough to run on your OS yet."
Those zippy cool mac ads seemed to have hurt Microsoft's ego a little. maybe... maybe it's a ruse... a false modesty sort of thing...
the misspelling was to weed out the non-believers, to throw them off track. One of those tricks used in the grimoires of old. besides Cthulhu speaks with huge bloops anyway
IA!
Don't forget:
Phn'glui M'gl wna'f, Cthulhu R'lyeh Wgha Nagl Ftaghn
i meant tax *shelter*... bleh
depreciable assets. possible tax write off... how much more depreciable can you get than a worthless app? i doubt uncle sam will look at it that way when the auditors come knocking though...
with over-zealous Bayesian bullets
um, guys... it was your MOTHER was a hamster and your FATHER smelled of elderberries... sheesh... obligatory joke explanation follows... you see when dirty peasants get drunk from their own homemade elderberry mead wine, they have a tendency to have sex with hamsters, the result being King Arthur. there... fixed that for you.
I hope Intel has a good rehab program in mind to tackle the dependency hell...
It only has one ethernet port.
ah, but it does have a usb port into which you could plug a usb network card. i used to have an old laptop with a broken lcd screen that i used as a firewall in this fashion.
pan only supports 4 connections though. here is a decent list of newreaders for linux.
(from my gf, who specs these chairs,) the aeron chair comes in three sizes to accommodate various body sizes, A, B, and C. for someone who is tall or heavier, the C is the ideal chair. You may have purchased the wrong size for your stature.
I use an Aeron chair at home and a Mirra at work (care of my gf who gets a nice designer discount,) and I'll say that you will find no better chair than either of these two. The Aeron is more stacked with options, but the Mirra is easier on the wallet.
heh, you're all starting to sound like the mud farmers in MP's The Quest for the Holy Grail
Slashdot posts will decrease dramatically.
Luckily, those are not the people who are relied upon to fix problems. Being able to look at the source code means that the people with the know-how to look for and fix the problems can find and fix them. One of the problems with a closed-source OS or program is that you rely on the developer of that OS or program to find and fix the problems and that means this research is going to be constrained by budget, ego, and a number of other factors.
I'd be willing to bet that OSS has a lot more competent eyes looking for issues in the code than any closed-source software, regardless of whether Joe User can read the source or not.
some heavy metal was not meant to be discovered... Motley Crue, for instance...
The daemons will come out to pick the bones of the dead later.
this is probably the most informative thing I've read on the situation at this point.
the most vocal, and therefore the most influential anti-choice proponents claim that birth control for women is tantamount to abortion as most prevent the egg from adhering to the wall of the uterus, or prevent it from traveling down the fallopian tubes, where it can grow further. Condoms, therefore, can be the only one they can support, but those same supporters tend to be the ones who want to preach abstinence because their head seems firmly implanted in the sand, doomed to pretend people from kids to grandparents do not have sex or sexual urges (This mindset seems to be the biggest barriers against sexual education in youth.)
This is why the argument does not go far. The only ones who speak loudly enough to argue, tend to be the very evangelical of the crowd. That comes from firsthand experience at protests. Those very vocal people are quick to judge. Even at clinics where women who have gone through a non-induced miscarriage that was no fault of their own go to seek treatment afterwards, pro-life people stand and hurl insults at them, not knowing even a part of the story.
I support embryonic stem cell research, as I have Type 1 diabetes and stand to gain from this research. Most of the eggs used were discarded and would never have come to fruition as a human anyway.
I'll be watching http://bloopwatch.org/ for a campaign speech. Keep your fingers... er... tentacles crossed....
Do we need a giant fungus, among us?
Sure, Elvis needs a passenger in Bigfoot's UFO...