Hey, I just thought out how to get around the skintight issue. Cover the human in vaseline, or some other viscous nonvolatile (which means the vaseline wouldn't work very long, depending how much was evaporating through the suit) fluid, to fill in all the empty spaces left by the suit!
Good idea except that a human does in fact breathe through their skin. If you covered someone in vaseline, they would suffocate just as easily as if you cut off their air supply.
James Bond in Goldfinger, anyone?
Backup has little to do with this. The point is that the thief could have sold the personal data of 98,000+ students to any competitor for much, much more than $300. Not including the laptop.
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I think it's because they are checking for proxy servers and whatnot. Not sure, I just think I've read that here somewhere.
Just take Taiwan off the maps and pretend it doesn't exist.
You're aware that they freed it earlier in the week, right? http://opera.com/free/
Agreed. I'll be looking into Jens' products if they carry through with this like they say...
Still get sulfer, and how much fat does a cat carry? You clearly have seen met my cat.
Backup has little to do with this. The point is that the thief could have sold the personal data of 98,000+ students to any competitor for much, much more than $300. Not including the laptop.
Erm... what? Did I read as long as an SUV and half as wide? How large are 'normal' corporate printers?