But if that doesn't cut it, swap out the date pages and set the TLB & page table to FINO-mode, and overwrite the offending addresses with a mystic river of pseudorandom bullshit.
Don't worry about getting caught up in the cut... (plus, it's not really a violation of criminal law); out of all the wikadmins I've encountered, there are a few good men, but most of them are just power-hungry wild things, yammering on about "he said", "she said," there's no chance they'll see these enormous changes at the last minute, especially if you get it done with quicksilver-like-speed while "Jimbo" is at the diner treating loverboy Mr. Roberts to a picture-perfect BLT (forty-deuce plus tax & tip).
Really though, even if it was Friday the 13th you fell in the hole my dog Skip is digging to China and busted your footloose so bad that you had to snort crazy amounts of Novocaine, I'm talking like rails & ties of Novocaine, (let's just say, your Space Cadet "New York Skyride" would make the Apollo 13 crew look like some kinda cavedweller newbs).
At that point, some Americans might say "Well, 'end of the line' for $random_var," but they'd be telling lies in America! I'm sure you could pull it off, and while we briefly marveled at the handiwork of our $random_hero-at-large, "Jimbo" Wales would be bouncing around... Not in a good way, like some kinda white-water summer on the river wild; more like a hollow man inflated with hydrogen triflubberide, who finally falls out of the air up there and goes berserk, committing murder in the first by turning his wife (while she's having a baby) and their partially-born child into flatliners in what the press will dub "The Demon Murder" case.
Ah well enough speculation on the gift your project will become, I gotta *yawn* get some sleep... err... zzz....
In my experience, BT is best for material that's mainstream and/or recent, and rules for speed. If I can't find a torrent because the material is of interest to few and/or "old", eDonkey/Kad are still the way to go. Yes, it might take up to a week to download such-and-such foreign/underground album/movie, but when I can't find another source to download or even buy said material, it definitely beats doing without.
MS's infinite wisdom compelled them to change the login form with a newer, better, faster, shorter password text box that truncated my 32-char CS-PRNG alphanumeric password, to something more reasonably brute-forced with a Ti-83 . Embrace (web-based email), Extend (Hotmail login failures), Extinguish (my account).
I still occasionally encounter similar website registration hi-jinx, though via bait & switch rather than MS's EEE; registration succeeds with a password of comforting length, then come login time, "Ha ha, guess what, asshole? Say bye-bye to your selected username!"
I had assumed electromigration was the long-term lifespan factor the GP was referring to. Are there any other non-recoverable hardware failure modes for ICs besides electromigration and environmental effects (corrosion, creep, thermal/physical stress)?
If a copper sincerely believes that inflicting 50kV of oppression upon some person will improve the situation, he should have no qualms about sharing in a reasonable fraction of that trauma in order to get his way without getting blood-matted hair all over his boots.
Simply outfit the Taser with another pair of electrodes that must form a circuit with the copper in order to enable its operation, and justification and quality judgment will become first nature.
"- I don't need links to 'print this page'..." Well perhaps not, provided these cowards comply with your brass-balls demand for a readable page.
.."or 'email it to a friend'." I think you may have misunderstood the intended purpose of of that link, as the name is meant to be tounge-in-cheek. Most sites that offer it are merely proving a convenient means for removing "friends" from your real-life Buddy List. In case you're looking for it, the link actually intended for your friends is displayed in the address bar after you click "print this page."
Hard disks are arguably the components most sensitive to thermal-shock induced failure, and spinning them back up produces the greatest load on the PSU, possibly affecting the life of the PSU itself. If the machine is running in a low-power state and scheduled to run maintenance tasks during this period, the disks can be expected to suffer through multiple power cycles daily as the scheduled tasks are executed. One more consideration is the environmental impact caused by disposal and replacement of failed disks that could have otherwise remained in service longer, albeit in a continuously spinning state.
Those of us who prefer numerical dates to sort in chronological order already celebrated these chips in 2002, 2003 and 2004. Plus, we attended two-day festivals, ALU Day and FPU Day. You M/D/Y yokels have to wait another year for all three FPU Days? Crazy I say, but hey, whatever floats your boat.
Golly, I'm sure you're welcome.
Bonus!: Since the statewide driving ban was also killed, you have the freedom to pollute and cause involuntary health problems for others!
"Starting at about $43US, some of them are [...] pretty good deals, to boot."
I can't speak for other users, but I don't boot from CD enough for booting performance to factor in at all when selecting optical drives. This guy has gotta be some die-hard Windows Me enthusiast.
Intel Xeons are headed in a similar direction. According to the roadmap described in Wikipedia's Xeon article, by the end of the year you can have eight cores on a dual motherboard. Eight cores in two CPUs, and eight cores in four GPUs, and you probably could run Minesweeper and Solitaire tiled in Aero.
"I mean, who here hasn't... tried to make some homemade napalm from some rumor-recipe that didn't work?"
Polystyrene dissolved into gasoline ("Napalm-B") is a legitimate recipe. The reason it "doesn't work" is due to the expense and logistics in acquiring hundreds of gallons of gasoline, hundreds of cubic feet of polystyrene, and an aircraft to dump it from.
On the other hand, searching for images of "tank man" bears good results from both sites. Not necessarily surprising; it demonstrates the futility of selectively censoring content.
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Hmmm... Well, I'd try lazy evaluation first.
But if that doesn't cut it, swap out the date pages and set the TLB & page table to FINO-mode, and overwrite the offending addresses with a mystic river of pseudorandom bullshit.
Don't worry about getting caught up in the cut... (plus, it's not really a violation of criminal law); out of all the wikadmins I've encountered, there are a few good men, but most of them are just power-hungry wild things, yammering on about "he said", "she said," there's no chance they'll see these enormous changes at the last minute, especially if you get it done with quicksilver-like-speed while "Jimbo" is at the diner treating loverboy Mr. Roberts to a picture-perfect BLT (forty-deuce plus tax & tip).
Really though, even if it was Friday the 13th you fell in the hole my dog Skip is digging to China and busted your footloose so bad that you had to snort crazy amounts of Novocaine, I'm talking like rails & ties of Novocaine, (let's just say, your Space Cadet "New York Skyride" would make the Apollo 13 crew look like some kinda cavedweller newbs). At that point, some Americans might say "Well, 'end of the line' for $random_var," but they'd be telling lies in America! I'm sure you could pull it off, and while we briefly marveled at the handiwork of our $random_hero-at-large, "Jimbo" Wales would be bouncing around... Not in a good way, like some kinda white-water summer on the river wild; more like a hollow man inflated with hydrogen triflubberide, who finally falls out of the air up there and goes berserk, committing murder in the first by turning his wife (while she's having a baby) and their partially-born child into flatliners in what the press will dub "The Demon Murder" case. Ah well enough speculation on the gift your project will become, I gotta *yawn* get some sleep... err... zzz....
In my experience, BT is best for material that's mainstream and/or recent, and rules for speed. If I can't find a torrent because the material is of interest to few and/or "old", eDonkey/Kad are still the way to go. Yes, it might take up to a week to download such-and-such foreign/underground album/movie, but when I can't find another source to download or even buy said material, it definitely beats doing without.
Plaintext attack: "Adium." Better assign him a one-time pad of pseudonyms.
I switched when MS bought Hotmail.
MS's infinite wisdom compelled them to change the login form with a newer, better, faster, shorter password text box that truncated my 32-char CS-PRNG alphanumeric password, to something more reasonably brute-forced with a Ti-83 . Embrace (web-based email), Extend (Hotmail login failures), Extinguish (my account).
I still occasionally encounter similar website registration hi-jinx, though via bait & switch rather than MS's EEE; registration succeeds with a password of comforting length, then come login time, "Ha ha, guess what, asshole? Say bye-bye to your selected username!"
I had assumed electromigration was the long-term lifespan factor the GP was referring to. Are there any other non-recoverable hardware failure modes for ICs besides electromigration and environmental effects (corrosion, creep, thermal/physical stress)?
Well, they'd try to kill dead pigs, the closest analog to live Christians.
This is easy to fix.
If a copper sincerely believes that inflicting 50kV of oppression upon some person will improve the situation, he should have no qualms about sharing in a reasonable fraction of that trauma in order to get his way without getting blood-matted hair all over his boots.
Simply outfit the Taser with another pair of electrodes that must form a circuit with the copper in order to enable its operation, and justification and quality judgment will become first nature.
I applaud your solution, and another twist to enhance your naming convention.
"JoeBidden_[summary of female's stunts]_SeriesVol.[number].avi"
thus: "JoeBidden_Ass2Mouth.Swordfight.&.Vomits.their.Spew_SeriesVol.[long integer].avi"
Well, boys. LET'S ROLL! This shit ain't gonna seed itself.
.."or 'email it to a friend'." I think you may have misunderstood the intended purpose of of that link, as the name is meant to be tounge-in-cheek. Most sites that offer it are merely proving a convenient means for removing "friends" from your real-life Buddy List. In case you're looking for it, the link actually intended for your friends is displayed in the address bar after you click "print this page."You must be new here.
Hard disks are arguably the components most sensitive to thermal-shock induced failure, and spinning them back up produces the greatest load on the PSU, possibly affecting the life of the PSU itself. If the machine is running in a low-power state and scheduled to run maintenance tasks during this period, the disks can be expected to suffer through multiple power cycles daily as the scheduled tasks are executed. One more consideration is the environmental impact caused by disposal and replacement of failed disks that could have otherwise remained in service longer, albeit in a continuously spinning state.
Those of us who prefer numerical dates to sort in chronological order already celebrated these chips in 2002, 2003 and 2004. Plus, we attended two-day festivals, ALU Day and FPU Day. You M/D/Y yokels have to wait another year for all three FPU Days? Crazy I say, but hey, whatever floats your boat.
Golly, I'm sure you're welcome.
Bonus!: Since the statewide driving ban was also killed, you have the freedom to pollute and cause involuntary health problems for others!
A voting mechanisim could mitigate artificially-boosted rankings.
In FEMA's eyes, Jupiter is just as important as New Orleans.
In this free market, wouldn't Yahoo and Match both advertise their 99.9% scammer filtering rates?
"Starting at about $43US, some of them are [...] pretty good deals, to boot."
I can't speak for other users, but I don't boot from CD enough for booting performance to factor in at all when selecting optical drives. This guy has gotta be some die-hard Windows Me enthusiast.
Intel Xeons are headed in a similar direction. According to the roadmap described in Wikipedia's Xeon article, by the end of the year you can have eight cores on a dual motherboard. Eight cores in two CPUs, and eight cores in four GPUs, and you probably could run Minesweeper and Solitaire tiled in Aero.
"I will pirate it if I can, stick it to The Man!"
Hey, that's my new sig!
"I mean, who here hasn't
Polystyrene dissolved into gasoline ("Napalm-B") is a legitimate recipe. The reason it "doesn't work" is due to the expense and logistics in acquiring hundreds of gallons of gasoline, hundreds of cubic feet of polystyrene, and an aircraft to dump it from.
Upgrade Advisor did advise you... Stick with Windows 2000.
What is this, how you say... "credibility of
From TFA:
OnTech's launch campaign for the self-heating product is "It Does What?"
"It takes time to educate the world to what [self-heating] is about," Weisz said.
It takes time, no doubt in part because the answer is, "it explodes."
"Mr. President! We must not allow a privacy-shaft gap!"
On the other hand, searching for images of "tank man" bears good results from both sites. Not necessarily surprising; it demonstrates the futility of selectively censoring content.