It doesn't really save you any money until you know what MPG you get with each type of fuel vs the price of that fuel. While this is a good idea, it sounds like it will be too much work for the average idiot.
There's a difference between exploit safety and phishing safety. If the user gets tricked into running malicious software, it doesn't matter what OS they run.
What we really need to fix this problem is much more fine grained control of security. Do I want every app I run on my windows or linux boxes to have read/write access to my home directory, or the network? No fricken way. I want control over everything an application does on my system.
Yeah, I just remembered looking at photos before the collapse of the building facade and wondering why damage from the engines hitting the building wasn't apparent. Now looking at it again, the right engine probably entered the same hole as the fuselage, and the left engine created its own hole closer to the ground.
The only thing that really bothers me are the inconsistencies of the pentagon attack. The initial reports of what crashed there called it a military helicopter, not a passenger jumbo jet. I don't see how there could be any confusion whatsoever between the two. Even the security footage looks like a very small aircraft (and quite blurry, unfortunately.) The photographs of the pentagon shortly after impact and during the ensuing fire look more like a small commercial jet or fighter jet even would have caused that damage. What really happened there?
Man, I feel sorry for you guys. It really is worth it to learn how to insert and remove them quickly. What if you get dust in your eyes?
The way I do it is by looking downward at about a 45 degree angle, using one hand (left hand for left eye, right for right) open my eye really wide and move the lens straight towards it on my index finger. I have soft lenses which trap air underneath initially, so I use my index finger to move it around until the bubbles escape. I guess some people can't stand to actually touch their eyeball, but I'm so used to it that I don't even have the urge to blink anymore. Takes no time at all, and the less touching of the lens you do the less chance of getting dust or dirt on it and having to try again.
Holy crap! I never noticed this. I could've sworn I remembered seeing her irises in my memory, but google images does show black (or very very dark) eyes... I guess they look normal because of her big dark hairstyle.
2001-09-11 10:20:40 Skytel [002840776] C ALPHA Hi, I need you to call me to tell me you are ok. Everyone is calling me and is very worried about you! If you can't get thru, can you send me an email or a fax or something. Just worried about you and wish you
Have you tried running the games installed on your harddrive? I am sure that when you do, it will fail and you will be required to run it from the disc, and be unable to install it to the hdd.
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Same thing?
Booth was a terrorist.
As long as there is no barrier to anyone else laying lines, they could lay better lines and charge the ISPs less to use them.
Use VMWare server 1.x You can get it through their website and they still patch it when security flaws are found.
What does the department of homeland security have to do with prosecuting people hosting the document?
Uhhh, no? Just because you don't like them doesn't mean they're not republicans.
So has anyone found it yet? Inquiring minds want to know!
Ah is that what 'youthful indiscretion' means these days?
It doesn't really save you any money until you know what MPG you get with each type of fuel vs the price of that fuel. While this is a good idea, it sounds like it will be too much work for the average idiot.
There's a difference between exploit safety and phishing safety. If the user gets tricked into running malicious software, it doesn't matter what OS they run.
What we really need to fix this problem is much more fine grained control of security. Do I want every app I run on my windows or linux boxes to have read/write access to my home directory, or the network? No fricken way. I want control over everything an application does on my system.
You're right, I thought this was somehow related to the "Leave Britney alone!" guy.
Yeah, I just remembered looking at photos before the collapse of the building facade and wondering why damage from the engines hitting the building wasn't apparent. Now looking at it again, the right engine probably entered the same hole as the fuselage, and the left engine created its own hole closer to the ground.
photos random debunking crap
The only thing that really bothers me are the inconsistencies of the pentagon attack. The initial reports of what crashed there called it a military helicopter, not a passenger jumbo jet. I don't see how there could be any confusion whatsoever between the two. Even the security footage looks like a very small aircraft (and quite blurry, unfortunately.) The photographs of the pentagon shortly after impact and during the ensuing fire look more like a small commercial jet or fighter jet even would have caused that damage. What really happened there?
Man, I feel sorry for you guys. It really is worth it to learn how to insert and remove them quickly. What if you get dust in your eyes?
The way I do it is by looking downward at about a 45 degree angle, using one hand (left hand for left eye, right for right) open my eye really wide and move the lens straight towards it on my index finger. I have soft lenses which trap air underneath initially, so I use my index finger to move it around until the bubbles escape. I guess some people can't stand to actually touch their eyeball, but I'm so used to it that I don't even have the urge to blink anymore. Takes no time at all, and the less touching of the lens you do the less chance of getting dust or dirt on it and having to try again.
Holy crap! I never noticed this. I could've sworn I remembered seeing her irises in my memory, but google images does show black (or very very dark) eyes... I guess they look normal because of her big dark hairstyle.
2001-09-11 10:20:42 Skytel [002840776] C ALPHA were home! I love you! T
Found the rest.
This one bothers me a bit!
2001-09-11 10:20:40 Skytel [002840776] C ALPHA Hi, I need you to call me to tell me you are ok. Everyone is calling me and is very worried about you! If you can't get thru, can you send me an email or a fax or something. Just worried about you and wish you
Realistically, there isn't much chance that the recipient was one of the victims of the attack.
Netscape is probably still more secure than IE6...
Your "point" has a minimum of a 75% FAIL rating.
* You posted as AC
* You've not said anything new
* Your first point is wrong
* I'm replying to AC
Fail.
No, Microsoft is fully to blame for the loss of offline services that did work before the ban.
That does not change the fact that they have modified the system in such a way that offline abilities have also been removed.
How is that difficult to understand?
You'd have to be a total idiot to not see that.
My single dvd-firmware modded 360 was banned a long time ago, over a year before this recent wave.
You did not read my other posts, because in the reply to the first post, I did explain what other functionality was removed.
Your experiences do not mean much to me, especially when you say that some of your Live Arcade games "disappeared" somehow? This is confusing.
I am very curious what you think hundreds of people are doing right this very second, because you didn't say.
This is my source: More on LIVE Bans, HDD Crippling, Possible Ban Causes
Have you tried running the games installed on your harddrive? I am sure that when you do, it will fail and you will be required to run it from the disc, and be unable to install it to the hdd.
New units are shipped with the appropriate version of the dash.
You can install the version of the dash with these features on an already banned 360 via USB stick.