Roll up some Hag's hair. It'll fuck you up betta than any bud you ever smoked and you get the experience for killing the hag and you get to loot that bitch's hut. Win... win... *long puff* win situation
The Harry Potter leak was a group effort. Everyone was responsible for only a range of pages instead of one person doing the whole book. But yeah, you're spot on with the cameras. It's difficult to secure sensitive information group when we have so many avenues of data collection in this so-called digital age. The best (fair) solution I can think of for beating cameras is to actually have a person walking around in the area and watching for people doing questionable things. Good old fashioned security that's simple to implement and really hard to beat. I don't know why it's not used more instead of people putting their trust in expensive and ultimately insecure solutions.
Computers have been slowly turing (funny Frueidian typo, honest) into overly-equipped money sinks ever since hardware graphics acceleration became mainstream. I've recently been surprised by what all I can do with only 512MB of system memory and the Intel onboard graphics chipset.
I'm using my KEYBOARD, bitches!!! That's right! My damn Razor mouse broke on me because Windows is a stupidly designed piece of crap that like to corrupt drivers if your PC crashes. I'm going to reinstall this bitch, bu I need to back up and in the mean time... it's mousekeys for the mother fucking loose.
This is not a roll post. It is insightful. People worry about being E-mugged all the time, so why not bring up the (bigger) possibility of getting straight up jacked?
The other day I bought a slurpee er.. squishiee and realized that the cup actually said "Squishiee" on it. First I thought Imy sleepy eyes were playing tricks on me, but nope, it was there and I just HAD to sing the song. Who needs a Guik-E-Mart? I doooooooo!!!
Wouldn't the open source code still be vulnerable to an attack launched from malware embedded in firmware by the hardware vendor? Unless the firmware is open too, I think it would be.
The point I was trying to make is that if an intrusion does go unnoticed long enough and if your sensitive data is in any way connected to your external network, then it can be compromised by many means including a social engineering, which only gets easier once the outer layer security has been breached. I realize that the sensitive data is on separate networks but since they are secret we'll probably never know if there were any attacks on them as well or not.
It's true. I read an accredited news article some time ago that pointed this out for the fact that they wre concerned that a real code would be too easily forgotten in a high-stress crisis situation.
I walked an 80-something old grandmother through a motherboard replacement on an old Dimension back when I worked for Dell and it's one of my most pleasant and rewarding memories of being a tech. I use that story to this day in job interviews. My motto was that I'd do ANYTHING so they didn't have to send something.
Yes, build it from scratch and make a ton selling variations of it so people can communicate freely over the internet without a PC or having to pay a ton for "service."
I've wondered a lot of things about texting. Why is it so popular? How do people seem to like it so much when I find it tedious and time consuming, especially when on the go? Why does it cost so much to do on a phone what I can do virtually for free on a computer? The entire mobile communication payment system needs to be changed quickly. It's currently mirroring the dark ages of internet access, when it was mysterious, addictive, and absorbently expensive. When precious online minutes were rationed out for a specified monthly fee. We've reached a new era in internet services, of unlimited fast internet that is mostly fair, free, and open. I can take my laptop outside find a free access point and chat all I want. I can even call people on their I don't know much about cellular communications, but it's so disturbing to me that these devices that are becoming increasingly similar to computers cannot benefit from some of the same advances in pricing. One day I hope that some loophole allows a clever start-up to offer a cellular service that is as free as the internet is. But I doubt that will happen because of the miles of greed-inspired red tape involved with it.
plays like a video game, now. It's all about maximizing your benefits while balancing your time expenditures. I, uhh... guess intentionally taking damage in a a speed run would be akin to taking a late fee on your car payment in order to make the rent payment. Boring stuff, eh?
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No, you're getting confused by blast processing.
There is usually a conversion system. Usually, many versions of the conversion system, since player's tastes seem to vary so widely.
Roll up some Hag's hair. It'll fuck you up betta than any bud you ever smoked and you get the experience for killing the hag and you get to loot that bitch's hut. Win... win... *long puff* win situation
The Harry Potter leak was a group effort. Everyone was responsible for only a range of pages instead of one person doing the whole book. But yeah, you're spot on with the cameras. It's difficult to secure sensitive information group when we have so many avenues of data collection in this so-called digital age. The best (fair) solution I can think of for beating cameras is to actually have a person walking around in the area and watching for people doing questionable things. Good old fashioned security that's simple to implement and really hard to beat. I don't know why it's not used more instead of people putting their trust in expensive and ultimately insecure solutions.
Computers have been slowly turing (funny Frueidian typo, honest) into overly-equipped money sinks ever since hardware graphics acceleration became mainstream. I've recently been surprised by what all I can do with only 512MB of system memory and the Intel onboard graphics chipset.
I'm using my KEYBOARD, bitches!!! That's right! My damn Razor mouse broke on me because Windows is a stupidly designed piece of crap that like to corrupt drivers if your PC crashes. I'm going to reinstall this bitch, bu I need to back up and in the mean time... it's mousekeys for the mother fucking loose.
This is not a roll post. It is insightful. People worry about being E-mugged all the time, so why not bring up the (bigger) possibility of getting straight up jacked?
The other day I bought a slurpee er.. squishiee and realized that the cup actually said "Squishiee" on it. First I thought Imy sleepy eyes were playing tricks on me, but nope, it was there and I just HAD to sing the song. Who needs a Guik-E-Mart? I doooooooo!!!
Games, you momos! Yes, sex is fun, too, but games are fun... also... Yeah...
Imagine wielding a "REAL" sword and having it slice through "REAL" flesh. Or... or... Damn it all, just forget what I just said. Sex is far better.
Wouldn't the open source code still be vulnerable to an attack launched from malware embedded in firmware by the hardware vendor? Unless the firmware is open too, I think it would be.
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The point I was trying to make is that if an intrusion does go unnoticed long enough and if your sensitive data is in any way connected to your external network, then it can be compromised by many means including a social engineering, which only gets easier once the outer layer security has been breached. I realize that the sensitive data is on separate networks but since they are secret we'll probably never know if there were any attacks on them as well or not.
It's true. I read an accredited news article some time ago that pointed this out for the fact that they wre concerned that a real code would be too easily forgotten in a high-stress crisis situation.
You raise an interesting point, but the truth is that given the sensitivity of the network in question, ONE is too many.
Couple it with the fake blood, couple of variable-speed servos and you can have your very own android.
I walked an 80-something old grandmother through a motherboard replacement on an old Dimension back when I worked for Dell and it's one of my most pleasant and rewarding memories of being a tech. I use that story to this day in job interviews. My motto was that I'd do ANYTHING so they didn't have to send something.
1. Sell inventory for 1$
2. BURN it if it dosen't sell!!!
3. ???
4. Profit!
Yes, build it from scratch and make a ton selling variations of it so people can communicate freely over the internet without a PC or having to pay a ton for "service."
... global dominatio... I mean retail...
IBM offers Linux and UNIX training, but it's pricey, like everything IBM carries.
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I've wondered a lot of things about texting. Why is it so popular? How do people seem to like it so much when I find it tedious and time consuming, especially when on the go? Why does it cost so much to do on a phone what I can do virtually for free on a computer? The entire mobile communication payment system needs to be changed quickly. It's currently mirroring the dark ages of internet access, when it was mysterious, addictive, and absorbently expensive. When precious online minutes were rationed out for a specified monthly fee. We've reached a new era in internet services, of unlimited fast internet that is mostly fair, free, and open. I can take my laptop outside find a free access point and chat all I want. I can even call people on their I don't know much about cellular communications, but it's so disturbing to me that these devices that are becoming increasingly similar to computers cannot benefit from some of the same advances in pricing. One day I hope that some loophole allows a clever start-up to offer a cellular service that is as free as the internet is. But I doubt that will happen because of the miles of greed-inspired red tape involved with it.
plays like a video game, now. It's all about maximizing your benefits while balancing your time expenditures. I, uhh... guess intentionally taking damage in a a speed run would be akin to taking a late fee on your car payment in order to make the rent payment. Boring stuff, eh?