Do you really believe that the government doesn't control many aspects of the media? Ever notice how there's always some high-profile celeb story constantly on the news whenever there is something going on that the government doesn't want anyone paying attention to?
I wouldn't take a pay cut, you're saving your employer money on the space that you would normally occupy, if anything you should get a pay raise for helping to maximize profits.
I wonder if anyone informed him that 256-bit AES has about the same number of possible combinations as there are atoms in the universe? Although he probably would have used a password that you could crack with a dictionary attack. These people truly are stuck in ancient times.
This is the consensus from everyone who has a clue.
"Judge Beryl Howell received 415,000 USD from the RIAA for lobbying work, from 2005 to 2008, during her tenure at Stroz Friedberg LLC. This financing represents a potential conflict of interest for cases which involve copyright law."
And just how do you think she got nominated? It wasn't by chance.
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Do you really believe that the government doesn't control many aspects of the media? Ever notice how there's always some high-profile celeb story constantly on the news whenever there is something going on that the government doesn't want anyone paying attention to?
Greetings, Starfighter. You have been recruited by the Star League to defend the frontier against Xur and the Ko-Dan armada.
Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7...
This is France we're talking about, they'll just surrender.
Checkout the video I posted above, same stuff only much thicker (Mythbusters use closer to 1/8" Lexan)..
The only true "bullet proof" glass is actually several composite layers layers bonded together.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDSG0I8TFdk
Except most of the time their results are wrong. I have seen them perform so many flawed experiments that I no longer watch that show.
Good luck with that, there are tamper seals placed on those containers by customs at the port of origin.
I've unreped conex containers many times. Container ships also happen to have cranes, follow this link for one example.
http://pixdaus.com/pics/1269222332cwH2vvh.jpg
It's not that hard to offload cargo from on ship to another at sea, it's been done for hundreds of years.
I wouldn't take a pay cut, you're saving your employer money on the space that you would normally occupy, if anything you should get a pay raise for helping to maximize profits.
I have a hard time believing that 1 out of 13 people on this planet has a Facebook account, most of the world doesn't even have internet access.
Don't forget about the cost of the PSU.
Woosh!
We should rename encryption "bacon", then they'd never use it.
You are off your rocker. For one thing the Red Crescent is the Islamic version of the Red Cross.
I wonder if anyone informed him that 256-bit AES has about the same number of possible combinations as there are atoms in the universe? Although he probably would have used a password that you could crack with a dictionary attack. These people truly are stuck in ancient times.
Yeah, I noticed that it was just Twitter having issues right after that.
I think Twitter blocked this app already, was working one minute and not the next.
It just stopped working too, I think Twitter blocked it already.
And it's hardly creepy to see it in action, doesn't appear to be very effective.
You need to grow up kid.
At least it wasn't lemon party.
That has been easy to do since Windows 2000 was released.
This is the consensus from everyone who has a clue.
"Judge Beryl Howell received 415,000 USD from the RIAA for lobbying work, from 2005 to 2008, during her tenure at Stroz Friedberg LLC. This financing represents a potential conflict of interest for cases which involve copyright law."
And just how do you think she got nominated? It wasn't by chance.