I had to recover a drive from a test machine that was holding up about $300K worth of product from shipping. I didn't have a backup of this machine because someone deleted a folder on the file server recently. (I still don't know who did that). I tried freezing it, but the drive heated up too quick to get the data off. So, I took the drive, put it in a ziploc bag, submerged it except for the opening of the bag with the cables coming out of it in a bath of ice, water, and salt. The combination kept the drive cold enough to run a full disk to disk copy. We got the shipment out that night.
The whole water from the large bombardment period never really made that much sense to me. It always seemed like grasping at straws. The idea that water/ice was either in rocks, or just part of the mass that coalesced into the earth makes far more sense. There is water vapor in Saturn's rings, so why wouldn't there be water vapor in the dust cloud the earth formed from?
It's a state funded "public" university. The lines on that get a little muddy. The phones in the dorm rooms have the same legal protection that your phone in your house does.
But then isn't all traffic encrypted using "free" then? So, all you have to do is decrypt the traffic and you still have the same info. Or am I missing something?
Representing that with graphs and pictures does work well with the scientific mind, but even then you still have to abstract what you think it produces in the real world. Sometimes, nothing beats hard real examples.
This is just retarded. The current plans were going to actually get NASA innovating again. This is harking back to the 60's, USA is the best, we can go to the moon. No shit, we've done it already. Let's move forward.
For some reason, I don't think it SONY would have a problem of selling directly to USAF slim's with an older ROM on them specifically for this purpose.
Win95 wasn't OS/2's competition, Win NT 4.0 was. I worked at EggHead at the time and I got a lot questions asked about Warp vs NT4. Had NT4 not come along when it did, Warp would have had a decent chance at the workstation market but NT4 buried it.
Basically yes. CIA ran a forum that the terrorist were using to communicate. The DOD decided it was a security risk and shut it down. Was good intel point, but now is gone.
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I had to recover a drive from a test machine that was holding up about $300K worth of product from shipping. I didn't have a backup of this machine because someone deleted a folder on the file server recently. (I still don't know who did that). I tried freezing it, but the drive heated up too quick to get the data off. So, I took the drive, put it in a ziploc bag, submerged it except for the opening of the bag with the cables coming out of it in a bath of ice, water, and salt. The combination kept the drive cold enough to run a full disk to disk copy. We got the shipment out that night.
Just wait for the flood of homemade 3d pr0n :)
(hey somebody had to say it)
The whole water from the large bombardment period never really made that much sense to me. It always seemed like grasping at straws. The idea that water/ice was either in rocks, or just part of the mass that coalesced into the earth makes far more sense. There is water vapor in Saturn's rings, so why wouldn't there be water vapor in the dust cloud the earth formed from?
If they make a wifi only version I'll buy it. I hope they do. If I have to buy another cell plan, then I won't own one.
Reclaim your legal fee's and make them hurt!!
It's a state funded "public" university. The lines on that get a little muddy. The phones in the dorm rooms have the same legal protection that your phone in your house does.
What does MTV have to do with music? Hell the M in MTV doesn't even stand for music anymore.
Nevermind, read more posts and my question was answered.
But then isn't all traffic encrypted using "free" then? So, all you have to do is decrypt the traffic and you still have the same info. Or am I missing something?
Start bringing infra red laser pointers to blind the cameras.
You mean what I post on the interwebs isn't private?! SHOCKED, SHOCKED, I say.
It's the binary of his pgp key. :)
Representing that with graphs and pictures does work well with the scientific mind, but even then you still have to abstract what you think it produces in the real world. Sometimes, nothing beats hard real examples.
Mount your LNB's on it, and NEVER get rain fade
I would go with Flash just because most people have it. The install base is substantially higher than silverlight.
This is just retarded. The current plans were going to actually get NASA innovating again. This is harking back to the 60's, USA is the best, we can go to the moon. No shit, we've done it already. Let's move forward.
Setup a linux box at home. Run squid proxy. SSH tunnel to your linux box at home and now you have an encrypted proxy inside the US to connect too.
Good thing we waited over a month to do this.
For some reason, I don't think it SONY would have a problem of selling directly to USAF slim's with an older ROM on them specifically for this purpose.
Why stop at just one? A low yield underground to stop the leak, and thermonuke in the air to burn the slick off the water.
Until we have holographic displays, I don't see how you're going to get past the glasses.
The cell does have a standard cpu, and then it has speciality spu's also. There is 1 PPC in the cell and 6 spu's.
Win95 wasn't OS/2's competition, Win NT 4.0 was. I worked at EggHead at the time and I got a lot questions asked about Warp vs NT4. Had NT4 not come along when it did, Warp would have had a decent chance at the workstation market but NT4 buried it.
Is it just me, or are these developers just a bunch of whiny little bitches?
Basically yes. CIA ran a forum that the terrorist were using to communicate. The DOD decided it was a security risk and shut it down. Was good intel point, but now is gone.