>but what did you expect them to do? Carve an infinitely long calendar every time they wanted to express a date... I understand what you are saying, as well, interpretation of a long dead language, seems to me they meant the end of the calendar (meaning a restart) in 2012, not the end of the world...but this restart would affect everything in the world (theirs anyways) as all dates written now would have the 0.0.0.0.0.0.0.1 etc... so yes it does change the whole world, but not as prophets want you to believe the end is coming.
I so hate all the end of the world squabbles, over predictions, instead I focus on the real issues, like blowing up a crater in our moon to see if there is water deeper inside the moon, well I don't think trying to blow a part of the moon with explosives, when it's never been done before, so in space how much stronger is the force going to be...could it split a portion of the moon even split it in half, causing changes in our climate and tides, or even worse, too big an explosion could force it off its axis, and even make it speed downwards towards earth...these are the more pressing issues....who gave the US the right to blow the moon up anyways?
Ouch, are you way out there....with your generalizations. I agree that China wants to breed these type of easy to control, loyal weak minded supporters to their cause, but in fact I have seen a few Chinese being crushed and run over by tanks because they did not want to move and let the government dictate EVERYTHING for them.
Generalizations are a dangerous thing, especially if it blinds you into thinking that you know enough about just one "people" to effectively cast them off as being non important, or diminished, or even uneducated, and unable to think for themselves. Every people has their robots (ours has a lot of consumers in it, propelling our economy towards yet another plummet..this means you mr.bestbuy ) and every people has their leaders and thinkers.
I tend to want to speak seeing as I am a software developer who knows a few things about hacking, although I do not know enough about the Chinese or their government plans to help civilians hone their skills and reward them when they get something of value....however I do know our government works the same, especially when they give the worst fraudster of all (cheque fraud) a position with the FBI to help circumvent any further attempts at bank fraud. Frank Abagnale Jr
>The idea of multiuser is to protect one user from another. All this is thrown out the window as soon as the user installing the malware asking him for the root password, gives it to him, and then the malware proceeds to install itself everywhere in every account on the pc.
I tend to agree, as I was looking at blueray dvds for backups, and saw that a 50gb dvd would cost me about 5$ to buy, what is the use, might as well just keep buying cheap hdd. The price of the new technology has to come way down before all this is affordable replacement, and blueray has been in the works (trying to come down in price) for about 6 years now....and it's still not here.
I remember 10 years ago already, when there were a few good articles, and lists of all the default passwords given for all the routers brands and makes, etc... so that hacking would be that much easier, but this is like finding a few hundred needles in a haystack, talk about bad management.....I am sure someone wanted to save time and factor in a quick access method with the least amount of effort or memory.
It would be nice if this could just be a preference, sort of like include special opt in from twitter, else just keep my searches the way they are....also by default this option is selected keep it the way it is, I hate having to rechange everything configured each patch.
>Usually, works by two different authors will only have about 20 matching strings Except of course when you compare nsync to backstreet boys, and then you get 20,000 matching strings.:P
Now if we could only program the nanotechnology to attack the cancer cells then lay dormant until the day comes that the replicators have sent out the emergency activation beacon, which it would then restart and take control of the body, then we..... um.....I think i watch too much stargate
Nicely done FF, I just can't wait until M$ cries over this, stating now that FF isn't playing fair and discriminating against their apps. I love it when M$ drops the ball, and someone (with talent) picks it up and hands it back to them, slightly more polished then before.
I already have my account with sprint, so they have my account info, if I am logging unto the web to go look for info on tigers, what the f*ck do YOU need my info for, stop trying to put your incompetence as AV designers aside, and look at the big picture, not everyone needs to be known, especially if they are just using the web for information purposes. What they propose is sort of like a big brother system for the web, and I think we already have too much of that.
Instead, why don't you just worry about coming up with a better way to fight the viruses...and leave the internet for the rest of us.
The fact we don't mind sitting behind a computer all day long looking for bugs in a software that 6 months down the road will probably be replaced, etc..etc... usually means you have your own "unique" way of looking at things. The worst is when a computer geek tries to turn into a management suit, and stays within the same company. It doesn't work for long, and makes the environment worse for the wear.
I have a student loan, that the government seems to think that I should be exempt from being able to declare bankruptcy when big companies that already had all the incentives, and bonuses and bla,bla,bla, can turn around and star fresh the next day, after declaring bankruptcy and with a smile, tell you it's all legal, well here is something legal for you, although it stinks for 7 years after wards.
If your goal is to start fresh, then you can take out a line of credit equal to the amount of your student loan, once you have been in the work force for awhile, and have been making a lot of money, then turn around use that credit to pay your student loan, and now you student loan, being paid in full is no longer subject to regular student loan crap, as now your loan is a full fledged loan which you can then declare bankruptcy.
There are flags you need to side step, you need to have been working for awhile, you need to make sure you have built up credit on the side and never missed payments, and then when you get pre approved for stuff, use it then cancel it after a few usage, it shows as traffic, good traffic on your credit line....then once you get a pre approved line of credit, start using that, and then by never missing payments, you will be able to get more and more, once you get the amount close to what you owe, you can use it to payoff your student loan, then declare bankruptcy before the bank has any wind of it.
This might not work if you haven't been up to date with payments, or not pre approved for lines of credit, as this happens only when banks trust you, so you have to eventually do some good before you can do some bad. Sad, but true....
I don't recommend doing this for small loans of lets say up to 20 k, but a student loan like 80,000 is one I would work at like this for a while, and then go for that line of credit switch. Problem with this is for 7 years after that you have no credit,...here. You can always go to Dubai and work there for 7 years, and then come back....lol
Nice job, of trying to push the blame on a third party software that is kicking your own apps ass when it comes to web browsing! So what to do, say could we not develop a nice little add on , that allows remote execution once infected and destroys that apps security...and also make it impossible through windows (M$) to uninstall.
I agree, seriously, they said it's legal, and they have proof it works if you are smart enough to count the cards....so what if I can win your game, about 1 in 1000 of the people who come into your casino can't count cards, so you are still profiting!
Absolutely not...even if I give you permission to contact me by email to send me your psam for what deals you have, that does not give you the right to send me a nasty email sounding like a stalker, where you can say pretty disturbing things, all in the name of fun...? NO WAY
I hope they get their asses handed to them in court, they need to be held accountable, yet a free speech activist writing about certain stories within the world events, will be told he has to take his story down because it does not shine positively in the name of scientology (or whatever that story was...). Someone was offended by a story telling the truth about this lame brain religion trying to goat people into believing they were visited by aliens, and they get told they are responsible for what they write, yet Toyota gets permission to send you an email, says they will rape your mother and kill your children unless you buy a car, and then at the end remind you at the end that you subscribed to this....seriously???
I don't know what game you were playing that lest you spend that much without capping it, but I would not go near it...however I do not think this one will be like that.
So all this aside, does this mean I can sit up and use the bathroom when I need to , if we are grounded, because we all know the expert training it takes to be an airline stewardess, and the amount of hours spent walking on a wobbly surface. I mean seriously, if they stoop this low to get an advantage against this bill, I think they should be put in their place.
The smallest distance, with the fastest bus technology times the amount of cpus involved will be the factor in this, and I do think at some point as the article states, we will be able to get no smaller cpus, or no smaller serial bus etc.. there is a limit to the size before you just cant squeeze anything else from the getup. I know we are nowhere near yet, however...when it does happen, people will probably all have 1000cpu computers at home, and we will all be cluster networked for our downtime for some government project, and everybody will be driving flying cars.
Slashdot Mirror
Read up on your stories, it was posted a few weeks ago here on slashdot...
wise *ss
>but what did you expect them to do? Carve an infinitely long calendar every time they wanted to express a date...
I understand what you are saying, as well, interpretation of a long dead language, seems to me they meant the end of the calendar (meaning a restart) in 2012, not the end of the world...but this restart would affect everything in the world (theirs anyways) as all dates written now would have the 0.0.0.0.0.0.0.1 etc... so yes it does change the whole world, but not as prophets want you to believe the end is coming.
I so hate all the end of the world squabbles, over predictions, instead I focus on the real issues, like blowing up a crater in our moon to see if there is water deeper inside the moon, well I don't think trying to blow a part of the moon with explosives, when it's never been done before, so in space how much stronger is the force going to be...could it split a portion of the moon even split it in half, causing changes in our climate and tides, or even worse, too big an explosion could force it off its axis, and even make it speed downwards towards earth...these are the more pressing issues....who gave the US the right to blow the moon up anyways?
Now , not only can you fold the dna markers, you can also hotbox about 960 WoW accounts all at the same time....
groovy, I want one for christmas
Ouch, are you way out there....with your generalizations. I agree that China wants to breed these type of easy to control, loyal weak minded supporters to their cause, but in fact I have seen a few Chinese being crushed and run over by tanks because they did not want to move and let the government dictate EVERYTHING for them.
Generalizations are a dangerous thing, especially if it blinds you into thinking that you know enough about just one "people" to effectively cast them off as being non important, or diminished, or even uneducated, and unable to think for themselves. Every people has their robots (ours has a lot of consumers in it, propelling our economy towards yet another plummet..this means you mr.bestbuy ) and every people has their leaders and thinkers.
I tend to want to speak seeing as I am a software developer who knows a few things about hacking, although I do not know enough about the Chinese or their government plans to help civilians hone their skills and reward them when they get something of value....however I do know our government works the same, especially when they give the worst fraudster of all (cheque fraud) a position with the FBI to help circumvent any further attempts at bank fraud.
Frank Abagnale Jr
>The idea of multiuser is to protect one user from another.
All this is thrown out the window as soon as the user installing the malware asking him for the root password, gives it to him, and then the malware proceeds to install itself everywhere in every account on the pc.
I tend to agree, as I was looking at blueray dvds for backups, and saw that a 50gb dvd would cost me about 5$ to buy, what is the use, might as well just keep buying cheap hdd. The price of the new technology has to come way down before all this is affordable replacement, and blueray has been in the works (trying to come down in price) for about 6 years now....and it's still not here.
I remember 10 years ago already, when there were a few good articles, and lists of all the default passwords given for all the routers brands and makes, etc... so that hacking would be that much easier, but this is like finding a few hundred needles in a haystack, talk about bad management .....I am sure someone wanted to save time and factor in a quick access method with the least amount of effort or memory.
It would be nice if this could just be a preference, sort of like include special opt in from twitter, else just keep my searches the way they are....also by default this option is selected keep it the way it is, I hate having to rechange everything configured each patch.
oh baby, oh baby, ob baby , 1000110010101001001 00 0
We are Google, resistance is futile, you will be assimilated.
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>Usually, works by two different authors will only have about 20 matching strings :P
Except of course when you compare nsync to backstreet boys, and then you
get 20,000 matching strings.
Yeah, right, see if that one works on WoW!
Now if we could only program the nanotechnology to attack the cancer cells then lay dormant until the day comes that
the replicators have sent out the emergency activation beacon, which it would then restart and take control of the body, then we.....
um.....I think i watch too much stargate
good point!
How much did M$ pay them to reinitialize their malware pusher....I wonder
Nicely done FF, I just can't wait until M$ cries over this, stating now that FF isn't playing fair and discriminating against their apps.
I love it when M$ drops the ball, and someone (with talent) picks it up and hands it back to them, slightly more polished then before.
I already have my account with sprint, so they have my account info, if I am logging unto the web to go look for info on tigers, what the f*ck do YOU need my info for, stop trying to put your incompetence as AV designers aside, and look at the big picture, not everyone needs to be known, especially if they are just using the web for information purposes. What they propose is sort of like a big brother system for the web, and I think we already have too much of that.
Instead, why don't you just worry about coming up with a better way to fight the viruses...and leave the internet for the rest of us.
The fact we don't mind sitting behind a computer all day long looking for bugs in a software that 6 months down the road will probably be replaced, etc..etc... usually means you have your own "unique" way of looking at things. The worst is when a computer geek tries to turn into a management suit, and stays within the same company. It doesn't work for long, and makes the environment worse for the wear.
I have a student loan, that the government seems to think that I should be exempt from being able to declare bankruptcy when big companies that already had all the incentives, and bonuses and bla,bla,bla, can turn around and star fresh the next day, after declaring
bankruptcy and with a smile, tell you it's all legal, well here is something legal for you, although it stinks for 7 years after wards.
If your goal is to start fresh, then you can take out a line of credit equal to the amount of your student loan, once you have been in the work force for awhile, and have been making a lot of money, then turn around use that credit to pay your student loan, and now you student loan, being paid in full is no longer subject to regular student loan crap, as now your loan is a full fledged loan which you can then declare bankruptcy.
There are flags you need to side step, you need to have been working for awhile, you need to make sure you have built up credit on the side and never missed payments, and then when you get pre approved for stuff, use it then cancel it after a few usage, it shows as traffic, good traffic on your credit line....then once you get a pre approved line of credit, start using that, and then by never missing payments, you will be able to get more and more, once you get the amount close to what you owe, you can use it
to payoff your student loan, then declare bankruptcy before the bank has any wind of it.
This might not work if you haven't been up to date with payments, or not pre approved for lines of credit, as this happens only when banks trust you, so you have to eventually do some good before you can do some bad.
Sad, but true....
I don't recommend doing this for small loans of lets say up to 20 k, but a student loan like 80,000 is one I would work at like this for a while, and then go for that line of credit switch. Problem with this is for 7 years after that you have no credit, ...here. You can always go to Dubai and work there for 7 years, and then come back....lol
Nice job, of trying to push the blame on a third party software that is kicking your own apps ass when it comes to web browsing!
So what to do, say could we not develop a nice little add on , that allows remote execution once infected and destroys that apps security...and also make it impossible through windows (M$) to uninstall.
Wow, nice one...
-clap/clap/clap
I agree, seriously, they said it's legal, and they have proof it works if you are smart enough to count the cards....so
what if I can win your game, about 1 in 1000 of the people who come into your casino can't count cards, so you are still profiting!
Talk about being greedy
Absolutely not...even if I give you permission to contact me by email to send me your psam for what deals you have, that does not give you the right to send me a nasty email sounding like a stalker, where you can say pretty disturbing things, all in the name of fun...? NO WAY
I hope they get their asses handed to them in court, they need to be held accountable, yet a free speech activist writing about certain stories within the world events, will be told he has to take his story down because it does not shine positively in the name of scientology (or whatever that story was...). Someone was offended by a story telling the truth about this lame brain religion trying to goat people into believing they were visited by aliens, and they get told they are responsible for what they write, yet Toyota gets permission to send you an email, says they will rape your mother and kill your children unless you buy a car, and then at the end remind
you at the end that you subscribed to this....seriously???
I don't know what game you were playing that lest you spend that much without capping it, but I would not go near it...however I do not think this one will be like that.
So all this aside, does this mean I can sit up and use the bathroom when I need to , if we are grounded, because we all know the expert training it takes to be an airline stewardess, and the amount of hours spent walking on a wobbly surface.
I mean seriously, if they stoop this low to get an advantage against this bill, I think they should be put in their place.
The smallest distance, with the fastest bus technology times the amount of cpus involved will be the factor in this, and I do think at some point as the article states, we will be able to get no smaller cpus, or no smaller serial bus etc.. there is a limit to the size before you just cant squeeze anything else from the getup. I know we are nowhere near yet, however...when it does happen, people will probably all have 1000cpu computers at home, and we will all be cluster networked for our downtime for some government project, and
everybody will be driving flying cars.