Simple, just have a blog where you hint about your idea's and changes.
Do it in a fashion where instead of mentioning code, use people or animals (Animal Farm anyone?)
So, today I Sally had a sex change. We decided to place an true in place of the logical location where there used to be a void. It was around 3:42 (line 3 * 42) PM.
I sure wish she, I mean he would allow me to release this information or the video of the operation, but you will just have to guess about the changes.
Either way, she seems more secure now and performs a little faster.
Just look at the evidence, it is so obvious. The location is... hey, what is that I smell... oh that's right, bullshit. I really don't know where he is, and I am sure the poster would not like me revealing his/her location.
I am sure jolly ole santa clause can clone them in his/her/their workshop.
You do know the elves only make one of each toy and then send them through a cloner that assembles every quark identical to the original, including the elves fingerprints.
Fine, you have hardware limitations in hardware you control that prevent it from being directly cloned (as of now)... but how does it handle against someone spoofing it or emulating what is expected?
If you make a reader that can detect a difference, you surly can create an emulation device to produce a sample of the difference back.
If it's a matter of a mutating algorithm over time and reads, then it can be spoofed through reverse engineering and bruteforce to discover the seed and algorithm.
The ever so geeky caffeine molecule underneath the stone to give a nice reminder of one of the fuels that drives geeks.
Even better why not just have the rock be an caffeine crystal... sure it won't last long and you two may be bouncing... well wait, it's a wedding night....
Or just an Hot Pocket logo
But the true geeky/cheap thing to do is get an old circuit board, clean it off and remove any jagged edges and lightly sand it, heat it up a little to make it flexible and mold a cylinder to her finger. (have her stick her finger in silly putty or play dough to cast a mold of it, add a wax lining and pour some sealing foam or firewall in it and let it cure. That is, if you want to do it secretly without possibly burning her. Make the cylinder a little bigger than her finger mold and place a thin layer of epoxy. Wait to partially cure and add another layer. (you can use fiberglass if you want but may look foggy afterwards.
Then you have your nice PCB/Memory Ring.... you can do a kinda pun on that it is memory or something.
as long as I can review the code and ensure it did not get FLOODED with KILL switches where my files would DIE or mostly be REMOVED. I would be perfectly fine using an super system by a felon.
He could even change is nickname to something morbid and I still would use his system if it could be proven to be more superior for my needs than the current file systems out at the time.
If we judged mediums by what the creator does, we would not have much of the entertainment or products we have today.
However to contradict myself a little....
I am less likely to use his filesystem in the future based off of his actions in court, rather than his actions against anyone. I just cannot trust that after hearing about his performance in court that his code would be any better.
I believe the FLOSS Community would tend to lean towards a similar conclusion as a whole.
Something changed in him when the murder was performed and the whole trial which makes me believe he is now damaged.
I am not trying to state anything saying killing is alright.
I am just stating that just because mistakes are made does not mean they will be repeated.
But you see, we actually use the TinFoil as a receptor, antenna, and resonator. Your head and brain are just the storage medium.
We can target people without the metal hat's just fine, but we can target people with them faster and at greater distances.
In fact, we have had between an 84.6% and 97.5325333333% success rate with people wearing foil helmets. The success rate depends on the type of metal used in the foil and the weave designs.
In people without metal hats, we found that we get about an 89% success rate on average.
So yes, the metal hat's do prevent us some, but the problem is, with the unsuccessful it is not that the message does not get through, it is that death is a side effect and thus is defined as a failure during our tests.
We tested over 10 million diverse humans, and found that the only people to survive with 100% success rate were those that were born with both sets of sexual organs. But we consider them useless statistics anyway since they are unable to reproduce.
Another interesting side effect is we have the ability to also define genetic memories of the voices. That way every spawn from the target is also a victim.
We thank you for reading the FAQ of BrainTrain International Corp.
Generate public access rainbow tables with optimized databases that always grows when idle and provide access to user's. Do different algorithms and use multiple length strings.
Reverse engineer the encryption used in viruses to steal blackmail people.
Create one hell of a neural net to process as many captcha systems as possible.
Brute force random sizes of pe code or image code based off of known patterns or headers or signatures and see what interesting new things can be created.
Instead of random, how about have algorithm of the hour and show what seeding or using it can do.
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Why is using batteries, capacitors, or memory cells not considered power savers?
Isn't that their purpose...
(ignore the technicality of how most batteries are just an reaction generating power vs saving power)
Simple, just have a blog where you hint about your idea's and changes.
Do it in a fashion where instead of mentioning code, use people or animals (Animal Farm anyone?)
So, today I Sally had a sex change. We decided to place an true in place of the logical location where there used to be a void. It was around 3:42 (line 3 * 42) PM.
I sure wish she, I mean he would allow me to release this information or the video of the operation, but you will just have to guess about the changes.
Either way, she seems more secure now and performs a little faster.
Wait... who said that... oh shit.
This looks like a job for Static Man...
manipulating votes for the common man.
AK?
I was referring to Hamachi by LogMeIn, the free peer to peer NAT traversing virtual network...
shhh..
um, on what world?
Most OS's passwords are easily bypassed.
Single user mode and bootcd's.
I doubt you even lock your harddisk with that comment.
Was the person whose laptop was stolen jacking it while watching a live webcam feed of the dude who stole his laptop for porn usage?
H to the A to da M to de A to uh um for the C H I.
The Buri is the Japanese Yellow tail.
A fine sushi.
No, she is fictional. :)
My first thoughts exactly.
MythTV has progressed into a beautiful solution over the years.
I have both TIVO devices and MythTV and I personally like the MythTV solution better.
Just look at the evidence, it is so obvious. The location is... hey, what is that I smell... oh that's right, bullshit. I really don't know where he is, and I am sure the poster would not like me revealing his/her location.
I was calling bullshit on myself.
Off with their heads. Long live the weasel.
/'s we go.
Back to the Debian roots we go.
hi ho, hi ho, it's off to Debian
I am sure jolly ole santa clause can clone them in his/her/their workshop.
You do know the elves only make one of each toy and then send them through a cloner that assembles every quark identical to the original, including the elves fingerprints.
Fine, you have hardware limitations in hardware you control that prevent it from being directly cloned (as of now)... but how does it handle against someone spoofing it or emulating what is expected?
If you make a reader that can detect a difference, you surly can create an emulation device to produce a sample of the difference back.
If it's a matter of a mutating algorithm over time and reads, then it can be spoofed through reverse engineering and bruteforce to discover the seed and algorithm.
The ever so geeky caffeine molecule underneath the stone to give a nice reminder of one of the fuels that drives geeks.
Even better why not just have the rock be an caffeine crystal... sure it won't last long and you two may be bouncing... well wait, it's a wedding night....
Or just an Hot Pocket logo
But the true geeky/cheap thing to do is get an old circuit board, clean it off and remove any jagged edges and lightly sand it, heat it up a little to make it flexible and mold a cylinder to her finger. (have her stick her finger in silly putty or play dough to cast a mold of it, add a wax lining and pour some sealing foam or firewall in it and let it cure. That is, if you want to do it secretly without possibly burning her. Make the cylinder a little bigger than her finger mold and place a thin layer of epoxy. Wait to partially cure and add another layer. (you can use fiberglass if you want but may look foggy afterwards.
Then you have your nice PCB/Memory Ring.... you can do a kinda pun on that it is memory or something.
as long as I can review the code and ensure it did not get FLOODED with KILL switches where my files would DIE or mostly be REMOVED. I would be perfectly fine using an super system by a felon.
He could even change is nickname to something morbid and I still would use his system if it could be proven to be more superior for my needs than the current file systems out at the time.
If we judged mediums by what the creator does, we would not have much of the entertainment or products we have today.
However to contradict myself a little....
I am less likely to use his filesystem in the future based off of his actions in court, rather than his actions against anyone. I just cannot trust that after hearing about his performance in court that his code would be any better.
I believe the FLOSS Community would tend to lean towards a similar conclusion as a whole.
Something changed in him when the murder was performed and the whole trial which makes me believe he is now damaged.
I am not trying to state anything saying killing is alright.
I am just stating that just because mistakes are made does not mean they will be repeated.
Crap, I forgot. I guess I may become the next testie.
of course, but that statistic only occurs 27% of the time in real life situations.
/.
Only in theory can 77% of all bullshit not be on
The other 33% of the time you can think of how a monkey would shave it's pet zebra.
But anyway we should stop this branch of statistics as it is just bullshit to manipulate people anyway, at least 90% of the time.
But you see, we actually use the TinFoil as a receptor, antenna, and resonator. Your head and brain are just the storage medium.
We can target people without the metal hat's just fine, but we can target people with them faster and at greater distances.
In fact, we have had between an 84.6% and 97.5325333333% success rate with people wearing foil helmets. The success rate depends on the type of metal used in the foil and the weave designs.
In people without metal hats, we found that we get about an 89% success rate on average.
So yes, the metal hat's do prevent us some, but the problem is, with the unsuccessful it is not that the message does not get through, it is that death is a side effect and thus is defined as a failure during our tests.
We tested over 10 million diverse humans, and found that the only people to survive with 100% success rate were those that were born with both sets of sexual organs. But we consider them useless statistics anyway since they are unable to reproduce.
Another interesting side effect is we have the ability to also define genetic memories of the voices. That way every spawn from the target is also a victim.
We thank you for reading the FAQ of BrainTrain International Corp.
See what it takes to make the processors burn.
Play a digital version of hide and seek. Flip a certain register on only one of the memory chips and have competitions on who can find it the first.
Just because you can.
Generate public access rainbow tables with optimized databases that always grows when idle and provide access to user's. Do different algorithms and use multiple length strings. Reverse engineer the encryption used in viruses to steal blackmail people. Create one hell of a neural net to process as many captcha systems as possible.
Brute force random sizes of pe code or image code based off of known patterns or headers or signatures and see what interesting new things can be created.
Instead of random, how about have algorithm of the hour and show what seeding or using it can do.