I often hope that some of the advanced new technologies come with an equally advanced brain able to harness it for the good or at least prevent things with huge implications like that from doing what the Mayans did to themselves... They were ahead of their time - and where are they now?
Why not come up with a solution that would make sure our memory span lasts at least a few decades after leaving school, and give the researches that extra oomph of critical (security centered) thinking that's required to make it worthwhile. Start with Chicago.
1) Make a copy of the hard drives
2) Erase hard drives
3) Create a listing for the servers on ebay
4) Create a listing for confidential company data
5)...?
6) Profit
Just glancing at the summary I thought maybe the reference was made to giving Helicity - i.e. spin to the radio waves. That could be an interesting possibility if it were actually possible, as it'd be another dimension in which to encode information.
--- "There is usually room on top for one more" -- Oscar Wilde
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He should have sent them to the Gulag, that would fix things real quick now.
"It is annoying to be honest to no purpose." -- Publius Ovidius Naso
I often hope that some of the advanced new technologies come with an equally advanced brain able to harness it for the good or at least prevent things with huge implications like that from doing what the Mayans did to themselves... They were ahead of their time - and where are they now?
Why not come up with a solution that would make sure our memory span lasts at least a few decades after leaving school, and give the researches that extra oomph of critical (security centered) thinking that's required to make it worthwhile. Start with Chicago.
Ships with mod_serialz, mod_sslstrip, mod_censorhip and mod_smtprelay all configured and ready for use out of the box.
Didn't they implement the 1 server per company policy some time ago now...?? oh wait.
Are they ready for Round 2??
Yes, Enlightenment takes a while to get to...
1) Make a copy of the hard drives ...?
2) Erase hard drives
3) Create a listing for the servers on ebay
4) Create a listing for confidential company data
5)
6) Profit
Microsoft Microsoft and Red Hat Team Up On Virtualization
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kd0YSGvcw2I&NR=1
...of the S3 banner from that link, I won't be getting an S3 any time soon...
This just ruined my Sunday afternoon.
Just glancing at the summary I thought maybe the reference was made to giving Helicity - i.e. spin to the radio waves. That could be an interesting possibility if it were actually possible, as it'd be another dimension in which to encode information.
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"There is usually room on top for one more" -- Oscar Wilde
when the Pirate Bay is about to go down and Australia has just started filtering Bit Torrent?
When will judgment come to Slashdot?
Do some research before you flamebait. Saying Skoda still sucks as a car would make you Troll. And don't you dare ask why. Do some research.
The ! is actually part of the Joomla's name, so that makes you the wanker!
I think herbs would be a good place to start. I'm sure you know how that drug that spun off Viagra first came about...
I think herbs would be a good place to start looking. Do you know how that drug that spun off Viagra first came about?
Or a choice of GULUG membership.
Did somebody say Kruschev?
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Did you say "buggier"?