I used to have a favourite keygen (for some obscure program, I don't recall which), I would use the webpage address as the name & whatever key it spit out would be my password.
I have no idea why I stopped doing this... I may start again:)
Who, Google and Microsoft? I don't trust them either, but I didn't think either was responsible for catching, prosecuting or punishing criminals... Did you mean the carriers? Phone cops?
So, making money off you is now more evil than turning your data over to a government that can (and has an alleged history of) make(ing) you* disappear? Interesting.
Grishnakh's first post came across a little trollish (I don't think that was his intention), but his point was completely valid. The typical Android user isn't running cyanogenmod (too bad, because it's great IME), nor (in the US) using a phone that they bought outright to use on a carrier that gave no discount for BYOD (disclaimer: I am not a typical Android user either). The typical Android user is using whatever device VZW/ATT/Sprint/TMO talked them into getting and likely got no significant OS updates ever in the 1-2+ years they owned it. Contrast this with Apple (disclaimer: I hate IOS) users where their devices generally receive the latest updates. It's a ball that has been traditionally dropped.
Yeah, he meant on their assertion that "Assad and Syria were proven to have used Sarin on it's own population" you should have appended it with [citation needed]. Would have thought a Wikipedia editor would have gotten that one...
Unfortunately I've already commented elsewhere in this thread, so I can't mod +1 informative, but I appreciated reading about your use-case. I've considered one myself but did not anticipate getting this much use out of it.
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I used to have a favourite keygen (for some obscure program, I don't recall which), I would use the webpage address as the name & whatever key it spit out would be my password.
... I may start again :)
I have no idea why I stopped doing this
I get 500,000 results ...
Bonus points if you can re-nounify it.
Dang autocorrect :( this is why I don't usually do /. on a mobile
If whoosh you, but ... :)
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Yeah, I've never been, but it's on the rather long list of places I'd like to visit if I'm ever adopted by a rich, but terminally ill uncle
The hashing center in the Republic of Georgia...
...this is the perfect example of american greed...
Nah, you can always use a USB to PS/2 adapter - I found a supplier that sells them cheap!
Preemptive whooosh for the humour-impaired
The 51st state, right?
Here it is again, bolded for emphasis:
In the US, on average, 61,6 acres.
Considering the comma is a thousands separator in the US, surely he meant 61,600 or perhaps 61,600,000 acres.
In the US, on average, 61,6 acres.
Considering the comma is a thousands separator in the US, surely he meant 61,600 or perhaps 61,600,000 acres.
I thought it was established that the body was put in a photon torpedo tube & shot out into space ...
Borrowed ladder
:)
It makes me sad that I still remember IDSPISPOPD ...
I call BS on the whole thing, "long career in IT" =/= UID over 3.5M
That's a dollar on top of my existing $5/hr that my employer pays me - a 20% raise!
;)
Who, Google and Microsoft? I don't trust them either, but I didn't think either was responsible for catching, prosecuting or punishing criminals ... Did you mean the carriers? Phone cops?
So, making money off you is now more evil than turning your data over to a government that can (and has an alleged history of) make(ing) you* disappear? Interesting.
(Assuming you're Chinese, but even if not, remember the old poem:"First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out because I was not a Socialist.)
Did he even say anything about returning the body? You're still over-thinking it.
Grishnakh's first post came across a little trollish (I don't think that was his intention), but his point was completely valid. The typical Android user isn't running cyanogenmod (too bad, because it's great IME), nor (in the US) using a phone that they bought outright to use on a carrier that gave no discount for BYOD (disclaimer: I am not a typical Android user either). The typical Android user is using whatever device VZW/ATT/Sprint/TMO talked them into getting and likely got no significant OS updates ever in the 1-2+ years they owned it. Contrast this with Apple (disclaimer: I hate IOS) users where their devices generally receive the latest updates. It's a ball that has been traditionally dropped.
Yeah, he meant on their assertion that "Assad and Syria were proven to have used Sarin on it's own population" you should have appended it with [citation needed]. Would have thought a Wikipedia editor would have gotten that one ...
So they should be Priopedes?
ha ha ha
Unfortunately I've already commented elsewhere in this thread, so I can't mod +1 informative, but I appreciated reading about your use-case. I've considered one myself but did not anticipate getting this much use out of it.
Looks like someone needs a sarcasm detector.
You, sir, made my day :)