Now... If they could only change the "run" to "wear", and "stop/exit/quit" to "throw away" my day is made!:D
Also, make the package so that everyone feel totally embarrassed when buying it. Yeah, I know it's free, but they could at least make you hear a moaning sound when you click the download or something...
All puns aside though. Does this really help. You can do a lot nasty stuff with a regular account as well, right? I think it is great though, that people try to make IE more secure, not only do the "use Firefox" solution (for the record I'm a Firefox user!). It's in everyones interest that as many browsers as possible is as secure as possible.
Let's look at it this way.
I probably register on far more sites online than the regular guy. Still I can't remember the last time I had to use captcha (maybe two or three times the last year).
How many of the 23K do you think _regularly_ has to interpret one? Every single one, every single day?
I'm sorry to say this, but this sounds like a extremely narrow question.
For instance: What website with content for deaf-blind (_only_ text) would require registration to retrieve such information?
Yeah, I know (from TFA) some blogs have captcha registration, but do they require registration?
Anywho, my answer. Hire an assistant/interpreter. That would probably be much cheaper, and much easier.
Either that, or I would send the authors of the web-site a e-mail, and if it's not a heavy traffic one, they could probably help you out, even though you can't read the captcha.
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Seeing as they send out a finished product that differs about 10% from the product being reviewed, I'd say it actually is a big deal.
And I doubt that the products they send out differ as much as this.
No it won't...
This is the one in question:
DATA = Data Accountability and Trust Act
This is what you're thinking of:
GNU = GNU Is Not Unix = GNU Is Not Unix Is Not Unix.. etc...
The "Data" in DATA is not an acronym..
Sure..
Seeing as this is P2P, that'll work great once everyone start doing that!
ditto!
and now all two foreigners has been accounted for.
I of course meant anagram...
Yup..
Seeing that submitters name also is an acronym, this is very likly. Behold:
HUADPE = Ha Dupe
LOL!
;)
This comment should be modded Insightful..
Funniest comment in a long while though
a new webserver?
0 posts.. and still link is slashdottet.
:P
Way to make us RTFA
Lol..
;)
Nice comeback
I take it this is your way of saying you never got to see hackers ;)
Well.. That would suck, seeing as they just changed their slogan to "Leap ahaed"...
Now... If they could only change the "run" to "wear", and "stop/exit/quit" to "throw away" my day is made! :D
Also, make the package so that everyone feel totally embarrassed when buying it. Yeah, I know it's free, but they could at least make you hear a moaning sound when you click the download or something...
All puns aside though. Does this really help. You can do a lot nasty stuff with a regular account as well, right? I think it is great though, that people try to make IE more secure, not only do the "use Firefox" solution (for the record I'm a Firefox user!). It's in everyones interest that as many browsers as possible is as secure as possible.
Let's look at it this way.
I probably register on far more sites online than the regular guy. Still I can't remember the last time I had to use captcha (maybe two or three times the last year).
How many of the 23K do you think _regularly_ has to interpret one? Every single one, every single day?
Now who's smoking?
The problem with this is, it would take anyone (including me) about three minutes to write a parser for that.
It has to be flawed, and it has to be dynamic.
I'm sorry to say this, but this sounds like a extremely narrow question.
For instance: What website with content for deaf-blind (_only_ text) would require registration to retrieve such information?
Yeah, I know (from TFA) some blogs have captcha registration, but do they require registration?
Anywho, my answer. Hire an assistant/interpreter. That would probably be much cheaper, and much easier.
Either that, or I would send the authors of the web-site a e-mail, and if it's not a heavy traffic one, they could probably help you out, even though you can't read the captcha.
Of course not!
She's not on to be all sciency and exploring.
She's on so that the nerds that find the experiments stupid has something to drool over.
Well that was convenient. They can't make their stuff work in space exploring, so they're going for... well.. none-space exploring :P
From TFA: For example, one of the reasons for Gmail's success is that it was beta tested within the company for many months.
Not only do they, as they said in this article, eat they own dog food, but they make us do it.
Beta 1, Google Inc, Beta 2, The World!!
Coral Cache link: http://www.msnbc.msn.com.nyud.net:8090/id/10296177 /site/newsweek/
Wanna swap??
;)
I also upgraded to 1.5, and now my FlashBlock extension doesn't work
...and then carefully wrap your tinfoil hat around your head.
Finally!! Someone with the guts to say it!
/. though, so don't expect a medal ;)
This is
...is this without a screenshot of some sort!!
ah.. fuck me.
Of course it should have been [or have not played GTA Vice City]
Damn. I even used the preview button this time!