Yep, they say that multiple choices are good.
Which is true, just not for standards.
They don't say the same about OS, word processor or pretty much anything else.
Only about standards.
I guess you'll have to wait till the first major Linux virus/worm/phishing etc. outbreak. As long as M$ is so much more vulnerable and targetable you will always perceive a kind of bias. To your dismay, even if Linux will have a bigger market share, it won't get that much attention from malware creators, because first the technically savvy or at least more aware users will take the leap. Lazy and/or ignorant people are the best target. And I still didn't talk about the big differences between OS security:) I use both systems, but i will never dare to use email in Windows.
Your note is quite offtopic, because we talk about why US soldiers are more fond of their robotic toys than 'muslim militants'.
Ok, lets talk about Al Qaeda in Iraq. How many of those guys are actually Iraqis? So, how fair to say it is THEIR land? Please note, I never said the americans had any right to invade Iraq. As I see it, i would launch a big spaceship with Bush and BinLaden and their followers to the Mars and let them fight there.
(You seem to considered worth to write about my spelling, so i answer that too, i'm from a country where we don't mangle written language, and that's how i heard 'Qaeda' spoken)
Well, these robots are not cylons, who are about to kill you.
While i wouldn't like to run into any Al Kaida guy.
It is not hypocritical. The robots are like toys or pets, not bloodthirsty terrorists.
I wonder why this topic is marked as political when it is outright hilarious.
Paranoia at its most laughable form. Luckily no one was tortured or killed to uncover this 'espionage'. Uhm, am i right? Are there any missing canadians?
Last time i knew, Australia wasn't colonised by the US.
An US citizen can kill an Australian in Australia, or anywhere else, and the US won't extradite the murderer.
Hmm, i see different reports of the number being 16 or 32 bits. What is the truth?
I cannot live in uncertainty, while writing down a random 32 bit number which exactly matches this magic number isn't likely, i fear i will accidentally type it if it is only 16 bits.
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Puzzles also suck in multiplayer, unless they are specifically designed for MP. So, i guess this contest isn't targeted at MP.
Explode when signal dies :)
You don't even have to have personnel to be present.
Yep, they say that multiple choices are good. Which is true, just not for standards. They don't say the same about OS, word processor or pretty much anything else. Only about standards.
Yes, iirc it was already done. See Sandia Z machine.
Most of the people who actually clicked on it were not idiots but security consultants.
Well, if there is a good video card support on linux, linux gaming will just strengthen. It isn't a godgiven that you can play games only on Vista.
Nah, that is a false assumption. :)
God can do anything without the need of motive.
Of course HE may have motive if HE wants some
It is soo much easier to debate on the creationist side.
Yeah, it will be quite useful when Sweden will let the FBI to monitor their net too. Special priority to relocation services.
I guess you'll have to wait till the first major Linux virus/worm/phishing etc. outbreak. :) I use both systems, but i will never dare to use email in Windows.
As long as M$ is so much more vulnerable and targetable you will always perceive a kind of bias.
To your dismay, even if Linux will have a bigger market share, it won't get that much attention from malware creators, because first the technically savvy or at least more aware users will take the leap. Lazy and/or ignorant people are the best target. And I still didn't talk about the big differences between OS security
Your note is quite offtopic, because we talk about why US soldiers are more fond of their robotic toys than 'muslim militants'.
Ok, lets talk about Al Qaeda in Iraq. How many of those guys are actually Iraqis?
So, how fair to say it is THEIR land?
Please note, I never said the americans had any right to invade Iraq.
As I see it, i would launch a big spaceship with Bush and BinLaden and their followers to the Mars and let them fight there.
(You seem to considered worth to write about my spelling, so i answer that too, i'm from a country where we don't mangle written language, and that's how i heard 'Qaeda' spoken)
Well, these robots are not cylons, who are about to kill you. While i wouldn't like to run into any Al Kaida guy. It is not hypocritical. The robots are like toys or pets, not bloodthirsty terrorists.
I wonder why this topic is marked as political when it is outright hilarious. Paranoia at its most laughable form. Luckily no one was tortured or killed to uncover this 'espionage'. Uhm, am i right? Are there any missing canadians?
Last time i knew, Australia wasn't colonised by the US. An US citizen can kill an Australian in Australia, or anywhere else, and the US won't extradite the murderer.
Dvorak knew but didn't say it explicitly. Why else he would use the word: fiaSCO ?
Is it hidden from Google Maps?
SCO, Darl McBride, Brent Hatch, Orrin Hatch.
Any obvious 8 character password [plus arbitrary crap]. Please notice that 'password' is 8 characters. Are you really so dense or just picking nit?
This 'massive costs' stuff is an overblown and lame excuse.
Would you testify this stuff under oath? Maybe it worths something.
There is no political or social objective. They simply want $. And it is always ok in the USA :)
I guess you miss the 'snowflake in hell' notes?
You forgot watermarking. If your camcorder explodes by receiving a secret watermark while recording, you won't be oh soo happy.
Hmm, i see different reports of the number being 16 or 32 bits. What is the truth? I cannot live in uncertainty, while writing down a random 32 bit number which exactly matches this magic number isn't likely, i fear i will accidentally type it if it is only 16 bits.
"The proper domains for proprietary software are trade secret for closed source code and copyright for open source code."
;)
I hope, You by no means imply that proprietary software has no right for copyright
Hmm, bash, C and linus in one sentence and it isn't about Linux.