In other words, now we can have iris recognition on our laptops?
Wow, I can just imagine our laptop LCDs scanning our eyes when we look at the bios POST screen or the longhorn logon window... God thats going to be creepy
A firewall would make sure that unused ports that no applications are listening on are blocked
The apps which are supposed to listen will keep listening on the opened ports. If there's nothing listening on a certain port, keep it closed:)
obviously, if you can rethink your security model AND keep up a well-maintained firewall, you will likely be better off:)
How hard can it be to do BOTH, not one or the other?
This would be a good launch site for SpaceShipTwo... or rather, five SpaseShipTwos loaded onto their respective Whight Knights as the same time!
That's a huge runway...
In my humble opinion, I find that any serious book with comedic relief or vice versa tends to have plot line issues. I will go ahead and read this one only because it appeals to my taste, but I'm not sure if I will enjoy it...
Its either Serious or funny, not both.
Wow, not bad. I know quite a few people who could use this (No one ever listens to me when I tell them to use firefox and avoid IE. Now theres a book on it... It might make a good birthday gift ^_^)
Nicely done with the whole reposting and all.
Im still surprised that stealing wifi would be considered a felony. I dont think there's even a law against it in most places... Anyone willing to tell me the places where there is a law against stealing wifi access?
Nicely done. This will definitely appeal to the photoshop users *coughs*pirates*/coughs* out there.
Im hoping its ported to windows soon though. it was already ported to linux, and i dont want to have to use CoLinux to use it.
old news.
in fact, its several weeks old too. i posted this to/. several times and it was rejected every time.
WinFS wont be in longhorn. to add to that, WinFS is a microsoft idea from the 1990s:P
rofl... settings eh? well maybe a hex hack will do the trick! ha! yes! just hex hack the forst 5 lines to 00 within cydoor and it becomes non-operational!!! and it doesnt circomvent the EULA!!! OWNED!!!! F__K YOU SLONEK!
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"Instant hydrogen, just add water." Hey, thats basically what theyre doing, right?
"IBM plans to be inside these new systems." Last I checked, they already are ;)
Must we rekindle the hacker v. cracker speech? I say Death to all lowlife scriptkiddies!!! :D I'm sure we can all agree on that, right?
What are you going to do, post it in a newsgroup? :P
In other words, now we can have iris recognition on our laptops? Wow, I can just imagine our laptop LCDs scanning our eyes when we look at the bios POST screen or the longhorn logon window... God thats going to be creepy
A firewall would make sure that unused ports that no applications are listening on are blocked The apps which are supposed to listen will keep listening on the opened ports. If there's nothing listening on a certain port, keep it closed :)
obviously, if you can rethink your security model AND keep up a well-maintained firewall, you will likely be better off :)
How hard can it be to do BOTH, not one or the other?
This would be a good launch site for SpaceShipTwo... or rather, five SpaseShipTwos loaded onto their respective Whight Knights as the same time! That's a huge runway...
It's good to see that religion/culture values helping others more than abstaining (word useage?) from society.
Well, we all know what wouldve been tje outcome if it was rated AO, dont we? (franchise erosion and death, etc.) so thank god it wasnt :)
In my humble opinion, I find that any serious book with comedic relief or vice versa tends to have plot line issues. I will go ahead and read this one only because it appeals to my taste, but I'm not sure if I will enjoy it... Its either Serious or funny, not both.
Wow, not bad. I know quite a few people who could use this (No one ever listens to me when I tell them to use firefox and avoid IE. Now theres a book on it... It might make a good birthday gift ^_^)
Nicely done with the whole reposting and all. Im still surprised that stealing wifi would be considered a felony. I dont think there's even a law against it in most places... Anyone willing to tell me the places where there is a law against stealing wifi access?
Once the word lands in the dictionary as a non-slang, uncapitalized word, it should lose all trademark value...
Does this work with IRS tax issues? I'd love to post my issues with the IRS in there
In other words' theyre too poor to upgrade their mail servers? They would be able to fix all that up if they pulled out of Iraq >_
I originally thought you wrote "IBM buys Google" You almost gave me a heart attack >_
wow that comment came out of the blue. people should ignore moneystealing CEOs who drop random accusations (common sense)
well good itll be for consoles too :D
i hope the console versions can play online against the PC versions ^_^
Nicely done. This will definitely appeal to the photoshop users *coughs*pirates*/coughs* out there. Im hoping its ported to windows soon though. it was already ported to linux, and i dont want to have to use CoLinux to use it.
old news. in fact, its several weeks old too. i posted this to /. several times and it was rejected every time.
WinFS wont be in longhorn. to add to that, WinFS is a microsoft idea from the 1990s :P
this will help other ISPs, and it will keep costs down thanks to competition. thank god
i never liked dictionary.com anyways, lol thank god
its about time someone busted these losers open. and yes, this is a perfect time to test the GNU General Public License in court
rofl... settings eh? well maybe a hex hack will do the trick! ha! yes! just hex hack the forst 5 lines to 00 within cydoor and it becomes non-operational!!! and it doesnt circomvent the EULA!!! OWNED!!!! F__K YOU SLONEK!