It's amazing what feats we have accomplished over the past five years. I really makes you wonder what storage technology we will have 50 years from now. I honestly can't wait to give my "in my day" speech to all the youngins when I'm 76.
"In my day, all our data was mostly stored on spinning magnetic disks... or platters as we used to call them..."
Humor is subjective. Some people will find a joke hilarious, some will find it offensive, and others won't even get the joke. Modern games today have extremely huge budgets compared to games of old, and publishers see humor based games as a risk. In this case humor falls under the same umbrella as innovation. Publishers can't afford a humor based game that only a small amount of gamers will find funny, or even worse, drive most of them away.
I had a friend once that didn't pay her Comcast bill. When this happens, all DNS requests get redirected to Comcast's "Oh hi! Please activate your modem" page. After thinking about this for a bit, I had the ingenious idea of using OpenDNS to bypass Comcast's DNS server. I set up her PC to use OpenDNS, and lo' and behold it worked. She was able to use the internet as if she paid her bills and everything. See, Comcast is doing this because they don't want anyone to cheat them out of their service. I'm pretty sure that this could work with any Comcast approved modem as well.
The reason why we are $10T into debt is because we have a fucktard for a president that is spending billions every day on a pointless war to fill the federal reserves pockets.
Suppose you have a PC that's infested with all sorts of malware. Your first instinct is to just format and reinstall, right?
ok, with that in mind, who's to say that the staff at yahoo saw the thousands (millions?) of spam profiles with links to porn/malware sites and decided "you know what, fuck it, we can just start with a clean slate. The users who aren't bots can always get their data back anyway."
You have to break a few eggs to make an omelette, you know?
I can imagine the marketing in Japan now... your standard dancing silhouette holding an iPod, but only the iPod in their hands is on fire and they aren't really dancing but screaming in pain trying to put it out.;p
whitelist, blacklist, whatever. Their products are always going to be horrible. Norton internet security is the "vista" of internet security. With all PC that run Norton all I've seen is massive slowdown. It's gotten to the point where I literally cringe whenever I see that yellow "Norton" in the taskbar right next to the system tray. this is the main reason why I don't use any anti-virus/internet security programs anyway. They are VERY resource hungry and it's rather pointless, because I have enough experience to know what is malicious and what isn't.
ok, and before I get replies saying "switch to Linux," I plan to right when I build my new PC.
sure, it may be 15K, but just wait until we convince you to get a 3 year Product Service Plan and a whole bunch of geek squad services... not to mention accessories then it'll be 20K;p
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It's amazing what feats we have accomplished over the past five years. I really makes you wonder what storage technology we will have 50 years from now. I honestly can't wait to give my "in my day" speech to all the youngins when I'm 76.
"In my day, all our data was mostly stored on spinning magnetic disks... or platters as we used to call them..."
Humor is subjective. Some people will find a joke hilarious, some will find it offensive, and others won't even get the joke. Modern games today have extremely huge budgets compared to games of old, and publishers see humor based games as a risk. In this case humor falls under the same umbrella as innovation. Publishers can't afford a humor based game that only a small amount of gamers will find funny, or even worse, drive most of them away.
I had a friend once that didn't pay her Comcast bill. When this happens, all DNS requests get redirected to Comcast's "Oh hi! Please activate your modem" page. After thinking about this for a bit, I had the ingenious idea of using OpenDNS to bypass Comcast's DNS server. I set up her PC to use OpenDNS, and lo' and behold it worked. She was able to use the internet as if she paid her bills and everything. See, Comcast is doing this because they don't want anyone to cheat them out of their service. I'm pretty sure that this could work with any Comcast approved modem as well.
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF-- I can't believe I didn't notice that. Great, now I feel as dumb as Sarah Palin, and that's real far down there. D:
One country uses the imperial system. One country uses metric. What could possibly go wrong?
Already been done. It's called 4chan.
I'm no English major or anything, but shouldn't it be "all but alive?"
Kill all the Jews?
so it's 867-530-64444444-3333-444-336? That's quite a number.
I wonder how long it'll take for google to call each number, breathe heavily for a few seconds, then hang up?
That's around $185 per second. That's quite a bit.
Couldn't it have been some other liquid with a similar viscosity and other similar physical properties?
I couldn't help but lol when I saw this:
No. 502: Get his daughters a puppy
That's the sound of 100 Best Buy executives fapping.
I don't know anything about cars...
In the future, Google will be able to record your eating habits and predict when you are going to poop.
This, of course, won't work on female users since we all know that girls don't poop.
Awesome, I can now have a convenient way of looking at 100s of galleries of porn when I'm in the bathroom!
OBJECTION!
The reason why we are $10T into debt is because we have a fucktard for a president that is spending billions every day on a pointless war to fill the federal reserves pockets.
Suppose you have a PC that's infested with all sorts of malware. Your first instinct is to just format and reinstall, right?
ok, with that in mind, who's to say that the staff at yahoo saw the thousands (millions?) of spam profiles with links to porn/malware sites and decided "you know what, fuck it, we can just start with a clean slate. The users who aren't bots can always get their data back anyway."
You have to break a few eggs to make an omelette, you know?
I can imagine the marketing in Japan now... your standard dancing silhouette holding an iPod, but only the iPod in their hands is on fire and they aren't really dancing but screaming in pain trying to put it out. ;p
are they going to call this Gore's law? ;p
whitelist, blacklist, whatever. Their products are always going to be horrible. Norton internet security is the "vista" of internet security. With all PC that run Norton all I've seen is massive slowdown. It's gotten to the point where I literally cringe whenever I see that yellow "Norton" in the taskbar right next to the system tray. this is the main reason why I don't use any anti-virus/internet security programs anyway. They are VERY resource hungry and it's rather pointless, because I have enough experience to know what is malicious and what isn't. ok, and before I get replies saying "switch to Linux," I plan to right when I build my new PC.
I mean the best place to sell PCs would be the place where all the tech support is, right?
possible new logos can be found here. :>
http://gaim.sourceforge.net/sean/2ndReview.pdf
sure, it may be 15K, but just wait until we convince you to get a 3 year Product Service Plan and a whole bunch of geek squad services... not to mention accessories then it'll be 20K ;p