Anyone with access to a school should have regular access to the internet, and even those who don't should still be able to access the internet at a local public library, in everywhere but the most backwoods areas of the nation. I'm not sure of any other way the materials could be made so available. (Not that I support Common Core or Gates' SAT initiatives)
Members of any organization need to be responsible for the actions of that organization and the role they play allowing that to happen, regardless of how small that role may be. The opposite of this is called "corruption."
If I may play Devil's advocate.. isn't aluminum foil one of two ingredients in a simple, household-items explosive? I'm not sure why you would need to carry it on a plane with you, either.
Here's an article by a Microsoft researcher detailing how they can make games forcefully addictive using the same techniques used to keep a mouse pressing a button indefinitely in a skinner box.
If these were the same perpetrators as the Target attacks, as some journalists have suggested, they procured the numbers via physical card scanners infected with malware, not from a stored database.
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Good thing they executed Einstein... oh wait...
Agreed. It's also great to be able to check my phone messages and even send/receive from that number even if I can't find my phone.
Haven't you ever heard the song by "Loverboy?" Mammoth and Elephant DNA just won't splice.
They've been able to achieve cloning for over a decade now.
Anyone with access to a school should have regular access to the internet, and even those who don't should still be able to access the internet at a local public library, in everywhere but the most backwoods areas of the nation. I'm not sure of any other way the materials could be made so available. (Not that I support Common Core or Gates' SAT initiatives)
"Hey mom/dad, enter your password"
A: "Sure"
B: "Why?"
Which sounds more responsible?
Members of any organization need to be responsible for the actions of that organization and the role they play allowing that to happen, regardless of how small that role may be. The opposite of this is called "corruption."
Ultimately, nothing within the NSA leaks actually show any abuse of power.
Right, like looking at non-criminal targets' sexually explicit webcam photos.
All in all, it's just another brick in the firewall
It's a girl's school, there's no extra sexism angle as might be implied by the summary.
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I see what you did there...
World of Warcraft is still one of the most popular western games in Asia.
It's redacted.
No, not the powder, and foil seems like a poor choice of sandwich wrap considering all of the airtight alternatives.
If I may play Devil's advocate.. isn't aluminum foil one of two ingredients in a simple, household-items explosive? I'm not sure why you would need to carry it on a plane with you, either.
Indie games Terraria, Risk of Rain and Hotline Miami are pretty incredible for a truly decent price point.
Hotline Miami was probably my favorite game of 2013.
Here's an article by a Microsoft researcher detailing how they can make games forcefully addictive using the same techniques used to keep a mouse pressing a button indefinitely in a skinner box.
Enjoy your box.
Then wait 10 seconds before plugging it back in.
Most decent people with morals and the spine to stand up to the society of freaks into which we are descending
I think you mean "you and your circle of friends who validate each others' archaic and disgusting beliefs"
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Now build a robot that can design a program to write a regex expression to solve the xkcd problem.
If these were the same perpetrators as the Target attacks, as some journalists have suggested, they procured the numbers via physical card scanners infected with malware, not from a stored database.
He was being pedantic. As am I. Huzzah!