was take what he knew about the exploit and write+release a patch for it. Seems a bit more reasonable than giving crackers an extra target to shoot at.
Do we have enough open, usable, acceptable space to place enough wind farms to generate an amount of power substantial enough to eliminate our dependance on fossil fuels?
Slashdot Mirror
was take what he knew about the exploit and write+release a patch for it. Seems a bit more reasonable than giving crackers an extra target to shoot at.
Look at things: WoW, EQ, RO, etc, etc. All fantasy settings.
What we need are more modern/futuristic MMORPGS. Raise a hand for Shadowrun Online, people.
Can't let those super-soldiers go astray with their consciences, can you?
...from my Slashdotting insurance.
...will it pass the skirt test?
I mean, they're both from Utah.
date and time stamps won't be the only things forged.
a £500 million contract ON Microsoft?
It would be a Maxis title if EA hadn't bought them. I cry whenever I see "Maxis is an Electronic Arts brand".
VoIP was mentioned briefly on Jeopardy as a $2000 clue today. "VoIP stands for this kind of Internet Protocol." "What is voice?"
then why the hell are they still drinking water with high concentrations of hydrogen-containing DHMO?
I don't have a choice in the matter since they assimilated Maxis.
is because they ran out of Gamecubes for my Linux cluster.
SCO was Caldera.
Smoke comes out of a caldera.
SCO is blowing smoke out their ass. Coincidence?
Nobody reads it. In essence, it's an end-run around the legal system.
SCO used to be called Caldera. A caldera is a part of a volcano that blows smoke. SCO is blowing smoke out its ass. No wonder they changed their name.
It's a MS product. It's non-functional 'till version 3. DirectX, Windows, IE, case in point.
...what makes me think I should trust anyone else not to?
With the experience Simcity's given me over 10 years, I should be a shoe-in for a real mayoring job! Where do I start?
...when Jerry Bruckheimer puts this technique in the CSI series?
Pay in cash.
I enjoy each and every bit of it.
Too Malthusian for my tastes. Sure, it reduces how much we use, but who has the right who gets "reduced"?
Do we have enough open, usable, acceptable space to place enough wind farms to generate an amount of power substantial enough to eliminate our dependance on fossil fuels?
A Beowulf cluster of Beowulf clusters!