That's not sporting at all. He actually posts something informative about something else and you troll him? OK, I'm known for teasing apk, but he does something positive and you try to pull him down? Not fair. Rachel. Not bloody Barbie or whatever, Rachel.
Sounds like bad pseudocode - where does the seed time for each clock come from before being compared to other clocks to ensure they don't match? If you were using C, it would take some random bytes from unitialised memory and give you random numbers, in BASIC it might use 0, etc.
Also, "I like to call" isn't an established timezone, it's personal, whereas British Rail Time actually was a "meme" type-thing among staffers at British Rail all over the UK long before the Internets was a popular place.
Just sayin'. It's still the only timezone defined by pseudocode. I win 1 free trip on BR / Railtrack / Network Rail to a destination of their choice, at a time of their choosing...
I'm glad this is the case. However, I must admit that I'm not immune to pressing the keys too lightly and not checking - that's forgivable (but embarrassing), I think... but homophones are so easy, I completely agree their.... (sic)...
Is that just simple Luddite-speak or are you trying to imply that the Chinese build unsafe systems? Funny, you rely on quite a lot of them, wherever you are...
And the United Kingdom has the slowest Slow Speed rail lines in the world... we even had a name for it given by the staff of the state operator.
It's called British Rail Time - around rnd*9 hours behind GMT (or BST), whichever is currently operating. The only timezone in the world defined in pseudocode.
Which ones are they then? Head up the performance axis (away from safety) and we get assembly or binary. Head down (toward safety) and we get, errr, vb and javascript?
Name these languages that offer more performance AND safety than C++, or GTFO. And I'll get modded troll for calling a spade a spade with your bull.
Somehow, I doubt that the "terrorists" who have been captured on a video, which was taken by a drone, which has been sent to kill "terrorists", will have even a slight chance of sqealing anything, with glee or in any other manner.
I spelling "reckon" incorrectly as recon, you accidentally implied that you had been there and actually reconnoitered (recon for short) what would actually happen should a country loses connectivity.
Needless to say, this probably amused both grammar and spelling Nazis alike. I am neither, and yet I am amused, so I thought you might like this pointed out politely before the flamers arrive...
Do you think any large percentage of people's phones is auto-dialling premium numbers or taking data / info?
Well you'd be wrong. The same open ideals that secure most of the world's servers - many eyeballs, many bugfixes - powers my smartphone, and most others by deployed numbers in my country.
The vulnerabilities, as you call them, aren't vulnerabilities as you know them. They don't travel over the internetwork, or the GSM line, they don't attack through any firewall - they are given permission, by a tiny majority of stupid users, by installing apps and games without giving them time to mature and be tested - and those apps and games are soon swept away by the majority opinion.
Android is very secure. Prove otherwise, with practical examples, please.
So where the heck is he then? This will be the third time I've attempted to "summon" him in this thread - he's usually there sooner. Even if I mention him as AC, he'll be there sometimes, so he must like read every thread at -1 looking for HOSTs or whatever... that's just sad. I pity the guy:-(
Kinda true, actually. I had a huge run-in with apk - I think it actually had nothing to do with HOSTS but ended up being steered that way. In fact I may have been steering, I just can't remember...
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That's not sporting at all. He actually posts something informative about something else and you troll him? OK, I'm known for teasing apk, but he does something positive and you try to pull him down? Not fair. Rachel. Not bloody Barbie or whatever, Rachel.
Sounds like bad pseudocode - where does the seed time for each clock come from before being compared to other clocks to ensure they don't match? If you were using C, it would take some random bytes from unitialised memory and give you random numbers, in BASIC it might use 0, etc.
Also, "I like to call" isn't an established timezone, it's personal, whereas British Rail Time actually was a "meme" type-thing among staffers at British Rail all over the UK long before the Internets was a popular place.
Just sayin'. It's still the only timezone defined by pseudocode. I win 1 free trip on BR / Railtrack / Network Rail to a destination of their choice, at a time of their choosing...
I'm glad this is the case. However, I must admit that I'm not immune to pressing the keys too lightly and not checking - that's forgivable (but embarrassing), I think... but homophones are so easy, I completely agree their.... (sic)...
Awww, cutest spelling error observation ever.
If he's making a profit anyway, why not rent or give the space to local community groups / organisations?
Is that just simple Luddite-speak or are you trying to imply that the Chinese build unsafe systems? Funny, you rely on quite a lot of them, wherever you are...
And the United Kingdom has the slowest Slow Speed rail lines in the world... we even had a name for it given by the staff of the state operator.
It's called British Rail Time - around rnd*9 hours behind GMT (or BST), whichever is currently operating. The only timezone in the world defined in pseudocode.
Why wouldn't the usual version work on Win8? I was under the impression that there is a Classic-like interface, sans Start Menu?
Which ones are they then? Head up the performance axis (away from safety) and we get assembly or binary. Head down (toward safety) and we get, errr, vb and javascript?
Name these languages that offer more performance AND safety than C++, or GTFO. And I'll get modded troll for calling a spade a spade with your bull.
Somehow, I doubt that the "terrorists" who have been captured on a video, which was taken by a drone, which has been sent to kill "terrorists", will have even a slight chance of sqealing anything, with glee or in any other manner.
I know, I know - a type leading to a grammar problem, the same thing. That should have said "In spelling"...
I spelling "reckon" incorrectly as recon, you accidentally implied that you had been there and actually reconnoitered (recon for short) what would actually happen should a country loses connectivity.
Needless to say, this probably amused both grammar and spelling Nazis alike. I am neither, and yet I am amused, so I thought you might like this pointed out politely before the flamers arrive...
What, there are still people "in" Second Life? I thought I was bad with my original, un-expanded boxed copy of Guild Wars...
Are you stupid?
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That's incorrect.
Do you think any large percentage of people's phones is auto-dialling premium numbers or taking data / info?
Well you'd be wrong. The same open ideals that secure most of the world's servers - many eyeballs, many bugfixes - powers my smartphone, and most others by deployed numbers in my country.
The vulnerabilities, as you call them, aren't vulnerabilities as you know them. They don't travel over the internetwork, or the GSM line, they don't attack through any firewall - they are given permission, by a tiny majority of stupid users, by installing apps and games without giving them time to mature and be tested - and those apps and games are soon swept away by the majority opinion.
Android is very secure. Prove otherwise, with practical examples, please.
Rachel
Hooray!!! Dutifully summoned.
(Turns to APK)
Hello APK x
lol...
So where the heck is he then? This will be the third time I've attempted to "summon" him in this thread - he's usually there sooner. Even if I mention him as AC, he'll be there sometimes, so he must like read every thread at -1 looking for HOSTs or whatever... that's just sad. I pity the guy :-(
Kinda true, actually. I had a huge run-in with apk - I think it actually had nothing to do with HOSTS but ended up being steered that way. In fact I may have been steering, I just can't remember...
Crutchy, the brave apk-baiter...
Wow, the first comment with shades of "Brave New World" to it! I knew this was going to happen...
Neither am I at all surprised that it has happened (both the news item, and someone else drawing a parallel to the book).
An almost infinite amount...
That's not what he said...
Did you buy her lots of drinks and leave with nothing? Yeah. that was me.
And at 72 point, it looks like this, _____________________________, you see, wider but not much taller...
In another DIMENSION, baby!