Penetration is not fun without it being hard!
I'm probably the only/. user that's had sex long enough to have a kid. I wish I had sex more than once though. It was kind of fun:(
At least I can have a bumper sticker that says:
"My kid compiles kernels at a 4th grade level"
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For the love of god, why don't people have balls(women excluded)? I'm getting tired of people bowing down to pressure or being bought out. Doesn't anybody stand up for what they believe in anymore? I mean, way to go KDE. But, Gnome? I mean, as a community aren't we supposed to stand up for the FREE as in FREEDOM we claim that open source is? I mean, this isn't just the Gnome community, I'm talking about the community as a whole. We need to stop OOXML. It's a big bloated piece of crap, shilled out at the last moment simply because MS saw a threat. But this rant isn't even about OOXML alone. Just now Ogg was kicked out of the HTML5 spec due to pressure from Nokia and Apple. I mean, WTF! Ogg was a great choice, good quality, free as in beer, and free as in freedom. The best of both worlds.
Technology in 10 years will be much more ubiquitous. While attacks will go more "high tech," end users intelligence will drop. Take for instance right now, "net savvy" users of Myspace? "Net savvy" enough to use google, but that's really about all they can do. People don't care about security, they just take it for granted. When I worked in IT, I was shocked at how many people had their passwords on post it notes on the monitors, or the number of VPs that wrote their password down and just handed it to me. This will get worse in the future as the the growth of technology also increases the ease of use. But not user education.
It's only going to get worse because it'll only get easier for people to get online or use/get access to a computer.
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Isn't the crime rate in DC really high anyway? So it seems as if banning guns didn't work.
PEBCAK? I don't think so, I think it's more along the lines of the id.10-t error.
You know, when the race conditions based on gliding semaphores inject useless crap into memory while eating up cookies.
You should have seen the rovers during spring break.
I think NASA went over board with the number of probes installed on the rover.
Give them a break, they are trying to earn a living.
Especially that pirate that wrote the 'Rrrgh' section in the pirate encyclopaedia.
The Hawaii Chair:
http://www.skymall.com/shopping/detail.htm?pid=102518472&pnr=M53
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9_amg-Aos4
It will give me amazing 6 pack abs in 3 weeks with no dieting.
I'm probably the only
At least I can have a bumper sticker that says: "My kid compiles kernels at a 4th grade level"
Good thing I take steroids or I'd never be able to move an atom!
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I'll bust a gap(of dark matter) at yo ass!
I can see straight through this! Total vaporware!
They are probably more advanced and using Thunderbird. They are probably getting a winmail.dat file!
Peter: "Hey Brian, there is a message in my Nano-Soup, it says 'oooooooooooooooo'"
Brian: "Thats not Nano-Soup, its your Cheerios."
They run AV when they can? No firewalls? It's like a 1960s flashback!
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Glowing cat
What are they feeding you...
For the love of god, why don't people have balls(women excluded)? I'm getting tired of people bowing down to pressure or being bought out. Doesn't anybody stand up for what they believe in anymore? I mean, way to go KDE. But, Gnome? I mean, as a community aren't we supposed to stand up for the FREE as in FREEDOM we claim that open source is? I mean, this isn't just the Gnome community, I'm talking about the community as a whole. We need to stop OOXML. It's a big bloated piece of crap, shilled out at the last moment simply because MS saw a threat. But this rant isn't even about OOXML alone. Just now Ogg was kicked out of the HTML5 spec due to pressure from Nokia and Apple. I mean, WTF! Ogg was a great choice, good quality, free as in beer, and free as in freedom. The best of both worlds.
Anyways, I'm done talking.
I'm tired of "This is the Year of..."
:(
"This is the year of the linux desktop"
"This is the year of the space ship"
"This is the year I lose my virginity"
As much as I want these things to happen, they wont come true.
There are several Web sites where I pay for access, and I have the same password for all of them.
/.pr0n
And these sites have content, content which gets stored under
The 3 Vista users. Who's upset? The 6,000,000,000 Linux users and the 8 OSX users.
Technology in 10 years will be much more ubiquitous. While attacks will go more "high tech," end users intelligence will drop. Take for instance right now, "net savvy" users of Myspace? "Net savvy" enough to use google, but that's really about all they can do. People don't care about security, they just take it for granted. When I worked in IT, I was shocked at how many people had their passwords on post it notes on the monitors, or the number of VPs that wrote their password down and just handed it to me. This will get worse in the future as the the growth of technology also increases the ease of use. But not user education.
It's only going to get worse because it'll only get easier for people to get online or use/get access to a computer.
"No Penguins Allowed"
am I the only person that thinks the Wii is highly overrated? I mean, it was fun for about 10 minutes. But I can take only so many Mario remakes.
I want to see silicon nano cars failing and blowing up as they crash into another nano cars.
But, seriously... I want to see more pictures and video. You never see that with these "cool" really tiny things.
I bet he has that 8-Track on a lanyard around his neck to look cool with all the other iPod kids.
Seriously though, I like Kiss' music, but Gene Simmons, you sir, are a tool. I'm going to download your entire collection right now...
I'm like sooooooooo surprised you guys aren't running nt4 boxes. IIS was this sh!t back in the day