You know you are going to owned if one of the voting machines and it's user start to slowly spin in a counter clockwise direction, with the voter in the next booth muttering something about the Gibson.
Watch that and _then_ post and tell me what you think of it!
Sure... -1 Offtopic
Now, I am willing to change my opinion, provided you completely answer my following two questions.
1. What are your educational qualifications. Please list all relevant college degrees as well as the name of the institution which granted them to you. Feel free to list any papers you published on this topic.
2. Please tell me what this has to do with MS demoing a datacenter in a shipping container, and why I should give a shit or a rats ass.
Extra credit will be granted if you answer either question with interpretive dance. A video of you doing said interpretive dance on youtube will meat this requirement.
I find it more ironic that PETA killed 97% of all animals left in their care in 2006. (at least according to VA state records and http://www.petakillsanimals.com/ )
all terrorists have to do is send enough people at the same time and the chances are, one will get through./blockquote Ah, the Mongolian Terrorist Horde technique.
Of course, if terrorists were actually serious about an attack they could simply skip trying to get a bomb onto an aircraft and instead do one of the following:
1. Shoot an aircraft down from outside the airport. 2. Detonate an explosive device in front of a security checkpoint or ticket counter in the unsecure zone of the terminal during a busy time when the lines are long.
And while we are at it, set the screen saver up so that is shows Two Girls One Cup. It would also help to have tubgril engraved on the mouse as well as having strange stains all over the immediate desk area.
if someone has the 1337z sk1llz to do this sort of thing, why aren't they using those skills to make a fortune
No offense, but this isn't 1337. This is a script kiddie attack.
Now, if someone with real "1337" skills did an attack, we would only find out years after the fact, if ever, and they would have gotten away with a fair sum of cash too.
Steven Levy wrote a basic set of rules commonly called the hacker ethic.
In case you don't feel like clicking on the link, the Hacker Ethic is the following:
* Access to computers -- and anything which might teach you something about the way the world works -- should be unlimited and total. Always yield to the Hands-on Imperative!
* All information should be free.
* Mistrust authority -- promote decentralization.
* Hackers should be judged by their hacking, not bogus criteria such as degrees, age, race, or position.
* You can create art and beauty on a computer.
* Computers can change your life for the better.
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Oh say can you ROCK!
Lest we all forget... Clinton was IMPEACHED for perjury and obstruction of justice. However, he wasn't found guilty.
In the words of Dalek professors... "Elaborate! Elaborate! Elaborate!..."
You know you are going to owned if one of the voting machines and it's user start to slowly spin in a counter clockwise direction, with the voter in the next booth muttering something about the Gibson.
More like...
Developers...Developers...Developers...!!!!
Sure... -1 Offtopic
Now, I am willing to change my opinion, provided you completely answer my following two questions.
1. What are your educational qualifications. Please list all relevant college degrees as well as the name of the institution which granted them to you. Feel free to list any papers you published on this topic.
2. Please tell me what this has to do with MS demoing a datacenter in a shipping container, and why I should give a shit or a rats ass.
Extra credit will be granted if you answer either question with interpretive dance. A video of you doing said interpretive dance on youtube will meat this requirement.
The funny thing is that is what Linus has been doing since the begnning. It is his kernel, he named it Linux.
I think a more accurate analogy would be the following...
if Tolkien was a network, then the Lord of the Rings would be Tolkien Ring. And The Hobbit would be 10 Base T.
I find it more ironic that PETA killed 97% of all animals left in their care in 2006. (at least according to VA state records and http://www.petakillsanimals.com/ )
If you were 16 days earlier, you would have won OMG Ponies
Thats ok... my rock breaks your scissors.
Yeah, and I bet the Queen of England was in it too...
Allow me to
Step 1: There is no god.
Step 2: ???
Step 3: Prophet (Dawkins)!!!!
And while we are at it, set the screen saver up so that is shows Two Girls One Cup. It would also help to have tubgril engraved on the mouse as well as having strange stains all over the immediate desk area.
I now feel enlighenedness. "Hooked of Phonix worked for me"-ness
No offense, but this isn't 1337. This is a script kiddie attack.
Now, if someone with real "1337" skills did an attack, we would only find out years after the fact, if ever, and they would have gotten away with a fair sum of cash too.
Buy a cheap $40 home router box.
Did you enable the "Universe" repository?
Yeah, and if he didn't enforce his copyright, they would have deprived him of that too.
Some prefer to tap it.
While the best of us fix our own (I sure has hell do), The second best of us go to local independent shops with good reputations for repairs.
How appropriate... www.splashdot.com is a marketing company!
Tell that to the NSA or CIA.
Steven Levy wrote a basic set of rules commonly called the hacker ethic.
In case you don't feel like clicking on the link, the Hacker Ethic is the following:
* Access to computers -- and anything which might teach you something about the way the world works -- should be unlimited and total. Always yield to the Hands-on Imperative!
* All information should be free.
* Mistrust authority -- promote decentralization.
* Hackers should be judged by their hacking, not bogus criteria such as degrees, age, race, or position.
* You can create art and beauty on a computer.
* Computers can change your life for the better.