You say that in jest, but the fact is that spammers are already leading the field- captchas are getting more and more complicated because the bots are getting smarter.
What I find more interesting is the speculation that these searches would have been more effective if performed randomly. Not only would you still likely catch the same amount of petty crimes, but you rob the actual terrorist of the ability to circumvent the system by acting natural.
If the terrorist knows he can avoid the search with practice, plastic surgery, or a name change, he will be more likely to do so.
With the exception of ultra-rich celebrities every drug addict will rob people and would not hesitate to kill if a living person stands between him and his drug.
I can't tell if you're trolling or you've been watching too many propaganda films, but I'd wager you've not actually been around hard-drug users much.
That is because humor is transmitted through comedrons, known in quantum physics circles as the "Odd Particle". Any attempts to observe or analyze them will affect their paths, effectively negating them.
I've also got a 'silly string'-based theory, but the bastards at Geneva won't let me touch their equipment to test my theories.
Apparently they also snaked the meaning of life from the bible:
Try and be nice to people, avoid eating fat, read a good book every now and then, get some walking in and try and live together in peace and harmony with people of all creeds and nations.
Even if you're lying, the point of "You can't cheat an honest man" is that the honest man isn't greedy and doesn't expect a bunch of money for little to no work.
An honest man does an honest day's work for a living, and doesn't expect, want, or attempt to get something he doesn't deserve. Scammers capitalize on greed.
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And malbolge, you insensitive clod.
Dammit. I just pictured it. ...*shudder*.
You say that in jest, but the fact is that spammers are already leading the field- captchas are getting more and more complicated because the bots are getting smarter.
Don't know what your problem is- I'm a perl script and I understood it just fine.
That was beautiful.
*sniff*
I know a guy who amputated his own arm when it got jammed in the works of an oil rig. He's pretty hardcore.
The dots transmit fine, but the dashes can be tricky.
It's nice to see that somebody's IT department has the funding and expertise to implement a backup plan.
It gives me hope.
I don't think apples and oranges is the right idiom here.
You may be looking for "Pot and kettle" or "glass houses and stones"
Sure you do, you just don't make fun of him for being black.
Apart from being racist, it's just not funny.
To be fair, he didn't actually suggest putting guns on planes:
Instead of harassing the customers, they could pay a couple armed guards
While "armed guards" usually means guns, it could mean knives, swords, batons, blowdarts, and tasers.
It removes the need for the most difficult part of carrying out a terrorist act with / on a plane. Get a weapon on board.
...And it adds a new "most difficult part." Getting the weapon away from the police officer with advanced close-quarters combat training.
Nah, he'd just fly really slow with the windows down.
Oh, I see your point.
What I find more interesting is the speculation that these searches would have been more effective if performed randomly. Not only would you still likely catch the same amount of petty crimes, but you rob the actual terrorist of the ability to circumvent the system by acting natural.
If the terrorist knows he can avoid the search with practice, plastic surgery, or a name change, he will be more likely to do so.
With the exception of ultra-rich celebrities every drug addict will rob people and would not hesitate to kill if a living person stands between him and his drug.
I can't tell if you're trolling or you've been watching too many propaganda films, but I'd wager you've not actually been around hard-drug users much.
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"It's okay to care about privacy, even if you're not a criminal. Because maybe you just aren't a criminal yet"
Last time I went to the RMV, I went during their busiest hour and was in and out in less than 15 minutes. It was actually a pleasant experience.
Last time I flew, I waited 3 hours for a 1 hour flight. I threw away my return ticket and caught a ride home with a friend who was driving that way.
That is because humor is transmitted through comedrons, known in quantum physics circles as the "Odd Particle". Any attempts to observe or analyze them will affect their paths, effectively negating them.
I've also got a 'silly string'-based theory, but the bastards at Geneva won't let me touch their equipment to test my theories.
Apparently they also snaked the meaning of life from the bible:
Try and be nice to people, avoid eating fat, read a good book every now and then, get some walking in and try and live together in peace and harmony with people of all creeds and nations.
60s pop is a lot better than 70s, 80s, 90s, or 00s pop.
We IT types live dangerous lives, and the enemies keep piling up.
...get a year's worth of Gold membership.
As long as they supply their credit card information for the account. No, not for billing purposes. They just need it to... um... identify you. Yep.
This really isn't flamebait. Offtopic, maybe. Not flamebait.
Even if you're lying, the point of "You can't cheat an honest man" is that the honest man isn't greedy and doesn't expect a bunch of money for little to no work.
An honest man does an honest day's work for a living, and doesn't expect, want, or attempt to get something he doesn't deserve. Scammers capitalize on greed.
If he gave her access to her account, he sure did.
That is so incredibly ironic...