In fifty years, he'll have put that data on a really small, really reliable, really cheap, storage crystal, and have multiple copies of it in different locations (including one in his flying car).
Really, in even ten years, the big harddisks of now will be considered to be small.
That's interesting. If that planet has 5% of the mass of the ring, and the ring has 20-30 times the mass of earth, it means that planet has 1-1.5 times the mass of earth.
And the Eye of Sauron is something that resembles the picture taken by the HST:-P
Actually, our yearly fee is another security feature. If you don't pay, we'll assume you've been captured by the black helicopters, and you'd want your disks destroyed.
Well, if someone does that to all the characters, the $300 deposit isn't really going to cover the losses, is it? (Assuming they're expensive high-level characters that they'd have to re-buy at substantial costs.)
Also, isn't this against the ToS of most of those games, which usually prohibit account sharing?
Read the grandparent post again. The poster makes the point that the child molesters, a subset of sex offenders, generally can't change, even if they want to.
Yes, but the MSN client (or GAIM) will inform you when you have new mail in your Hotmail account, but that doesn't work for other kinds of email accounts.
So MSN users with Hotmail accounts get informed that they have new mail, and they can check it. GMail users will have to log in and just wait and see if they have new mail.
Well, in The Netherlands, there's a publicly available database of car licence plates. You type in a licence plate number, and the site returns information about the car and its owner.
Except for cars used by undercover cops and secret agents, then it returns the error that no information was found.
So, add one and one together, and criminals can easily notice if they're being followed by the cops...
Oh, and they're also going ahead with the GPS-enabled ankle-doohickeys, while their signals can be easily blocked by -- you guessed it -- tinfoil...
Slashdot Mirror
I hear ya. Llamatron on the ST made sure I stayed the hell away from drugs!
I was visitor #1141 on S******iswebsite.com...
Wait 'till you get to The System of the World!
Why associate the worst screen with the smallest amount?
Actually, even floating point is overkill here. But I applaud your correct use of the word "phenomenon" here.
Holy Zombie Jesus!
In fifty years, he'll have put that data on a really small, really reliable, really cheap, storage crystal, and have multiple copies of it in different locations (including one in his flying car).
Really, in even ten years, the big harddisks of now will be considered to be small.
Okay, that is weird. I must admit, I've never had cause to use the select-thingy to sleep for fractions of a second.
That's interesting. If that planet has 5% of the mass of the ring, and the ring has 20-30 times the mass of earth, it means that planet has 1-1.5 times the mass of earth.
:-P
And the Eye of Sauron is something that resembles the picture taken by the HST
I do seem to remember seeing photos of a moon that looks a lot like the Death Star. Oh, wait, that's no moon!
Okay, imagine there are quotes around that...
Actually, our yearly fee is another security feature. If you don't pay, we'll assume you've been captured by the black helicopters, and you'd want your disks destroyed.
You mean like with drug use?
Definitely. How would you like it if some company used your GPLed code in their proprietary application? Now that's software piracy!
Well, if someone does that to all the characters, the $300 deposit isn't really going to cover the losses, is it? (Assuming they're expensive high-level characters that they'd have to re-buy at substantial costs.)
Also, isn't this against the ToS of most of those games, which usually prohibit account sharing?
Somehow it would be more in-character for the MS employees to steal the ticket from the Apple employees...
On the same note:
Would you like coffee or tea?
(And to be even more obscure, one could then say T, for true, but actually want coffee...)
So why are you using system "perl -e '...'" inside a perl program?
Read the grandparent post again. The poster makes the point that the child molesters, a subset of sex offenders, generally can't change, even if they want to.
Yes, but the MSN client (or GAIM) will inform you when you have new mail in your Hotmail account, but that doesn't work for other kinds of email accounts.
So MSN users with Hotmail accounts get informed that they have new mail, and they can check it. GMail users will have to log in and just wait and see if they have new mail.
Try reading perldoc -f sleep. Sleep .1 won't sleep for a tenth of a second.
I agree. You should stop manipulating the Slashdot readers and cease posting :-P
Well, in The Netherlands, there's a publicly available database of car licence plates. You type in a licence plate number, and the site returns information about the car and its owner.
Except for cars used by undercover cops and secret agents, then it returns the error that no information was found.
So, add one and one together, and criminals can easily notice if they're being followed by the cops...
Oh, and they're also going ahead with the GPS-enabled ankle-doohickeys, while their signals can be easily blocked by -- you guessed it -- tinfoil...
They're just fooling themselves.
"Yeah, and if I ever want to go back to the year 2000, I'll just freeze myself again."
I was under the impression that the official Slashdot-approved anti-spammer device was the baseball bat? Or has that turned out to be ineffective?