The GP brings up a good point that you completely ignored. This "technology", so to speak, is backed by a group of researchers who see some excitement and opportunity (I am not expert on stem cell research, but I have trust in scientists to a degree) in the field. If this can teach us something or otherwise flourish to improve, extend, or usefully augment human life I am all for it. We learn more every day and this is just the beginning. It is good that we understand the risks but we should not preemptively ban any chance for research to improve, may it be to dead-end, become a stepping stone, or completely diverge. God damn it I want robot parts, body parts that can keep me running or alive where my normal pack a day lungs, a liver and nervous system that can take a beating or a dampening. These improvements are necessary and imperative to improvement. Humans will do alright in the long run, let's see how smart we can get.
You've got it all wrong. The pig-men will rise up to take power after assuming their position in the LAPD after the great coming of Duke Nukem Forever signals them.
yea but from glancing at the problems (http://icpc.baylor.edu/icpc/Finals/2007WorldFinal ProblemSet.pdf pdf!), A and H are pretty much cakewalks (this is from a CS student with half a degree who only rarely dabbles with code in his free time).
basically these "month of x bugs" are free security audits. i'd much rather have someone finding vulnerabilities in my code and saying something, even if it's public, than some one else finding 30 vulnerabilities and owning me over and over.
but dune 2 isn't fun to play, i think westwood figured that part out in their c&c series. i understand the importance of giving credit to the firsts (and why choose dune 2?) but it usually takes a while for a genre to start producing gems as long as the genre does not become tiresome.
i agree, surely the significance of the "scene" a game creates says something to it's importance. perhaps the first cracked games should be included in "this game canon".
dude, just for future reference, when you use the word "Windoze" in place of "windows" and M$ when referring to microsoft your point instantly becomes worthless. why don't you just drop the caps to express your contempt.
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use one that makes you look the best
must be that exchange rate
thanks for the laugh
at least they're not implementing smellovision with crap movies
if you're wearing your tin foil hat you may be able to reflect the beam back at the shooter
The GP brings up a good point that you completely ignored. This "technology", so to speak, is backed by a group of researchers who see some excitement and opportunity (I am not expert on stem cell research, but I have trust in scientists to a degree) in the field. If this can teach us something or otherwise flourish to improve, extend, or usefully augment human life I am all for it. We learn more every day and this is just the beginning. It is good that we understand the risks but we should not preemptively ban any chance for research to improve, may it be to dead-end, become a stepping stone, or completely diverge. God damn it I want robot parts, body parts that can keep me running or alive where my normal pack a day lungs, a liver and nervous system that can take a beating or a dampening. These improvements are necessary and imperative to improvement. Humans will do alright in the long run, let's see how smart we can get.
The sheeple will never rise up! We will be saved by the shepherds. Oh shit, maybe it is true after all.
You've got it all wrong. The pig-men will rise up to take power after assuming their position in the LAPD after the great coming of Duke Nukem Forever signals them.
enable javascript and then you'll get further to a "plugin required" message
yea but from glancing at the problems (http://icpc.baylor.edu/icpc/Finals/2007WorldFinal ProblemSet.pdf pdf!), A and H are pretty much cakewalks (this is from a CS student with half a degree who only rarely dabbles with code in his free time).
basically these "month of x bugs" are free security audits. i'd much rather have someone finding vulnerabilities in my code and saying something, even if it's public, than some one else finding 30 vulnerabilities and owning me over and over.
from here: http://standards.ieee.org/regauth/oui/index.shtml
it seems like valid OUIs reliably goes up to 00-1B(28)-D5(213). thanks for the script though.
but dune 2 isn't fun to play, i think westwood figured that part out in their c&c series. i understand the importance of giving credit to the firsts (and why choose dune 2?) but it usually takes a while for a genre to start producing gems as long as the genre does not become tiresome.
download a genesis(or whatever) sf roml .htm
grab the sprites from vram and cram dumps of a genesis emulator http://www.emulationzone.org/consoles/genesis/uti
enjoy (or not)
i agree, surely the significance of the "scene" a game creates says something to it's importance. perhaps the first cracked games should be included in "this game canon".
It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.
Any statisticians on slashdot?
is wyoming running on a 386 in a closet somewhere then?
if you really must know,
memory used by firefox with extension - memory used by firefox w/o extension ~= memory used by extension
it's ok, you can come out of the closet on the internet
you don't watch many movies do you?
dude, just for future reference, when you use the word "Windoze" in place of "windows" and M$ when referring to microsoft your point instantly becomes worthless. why don't you just drop the caps to express your contempt.
shit, you consider tfc to have no learning curve? your general fps gamer these days doesn't know how to bunny hop or rocket/conc jump
FTFA: "About 6% of attacks were detected as using a proxy server."
you're not too far along are you?
i'd be flabbergasted to hear that doesn't windows support groups
I like to think of winter as mother natures gift of a few hundred extra MHz.