Midori is going to be coded to crash at least once every 24 hours to ease regular Windows users into this "new" technology.
Other than that, it's the same.
The = is correct, but not for your reasons, since it wasn't an assignment.
if it were an assignment, boys = girls would be different than girls = boys, but that's not the point of the title.
It's more of an algebraic equation, where each side would reduce to boys and girls. Thus, boys = girls and girls = boys are the same thing.
it's not somehow ok in a shiny, trendy, hip way, but it is evil, in a shiny, trendy, hip, way.
and it's not really a monopoly anymore for microsoft either.
Perhaps the people who haven't claimed are all dead or in jail for running over hookers in their stolen cars, or beating cops to death with baseball bats.
Honestly, you're probably not going to look at most of the pictures in 20 years anyways. Sure it's good to have a lot, but with 100 GB of pictures/videos, that's pushing it a lot; babies don't exactly do much. Go through the collection and cut out the bad/redundant pictures, print off the especially good ones, and put em on the wall: they'll get more use that way.
But... with what you do save, try burning to CD/DVD/blu-ray, since they don't degrade too much over time, and if you have space/money, archive it to tape: it'll last the longest. HDD's won't last the 20 years, but if you want to, try a RAID, but it'll have to be recopied and replaced every so often.
And... with whatever media you choose, keep it away from light/dust/too much humidity.
Reminds me a lot of the Davis Centre of the University of Waterloo, which was designed to look and feel like being in a computer.
there's lots of cool photos on flickr showing it, and a neat panorama of the inside.
The distance going from Article A to Article B is not necessarily the same as from Article B to article A. For example, the Slashdot page links to the HTTP page, but not vice versa.
It would be interesting to know if he took that into consideration when counting links, or whether he would have counted it as one in either direction.
well we always knew that after a really long time the plastics would biodegrade... but that was after thousands of years. The bacteria were known to exist, but they were never found in high enough concentrations to do any good. What he's done is found the ideal conditions for living and reproduction for these bacteria.
1) record your own song
2) rename it as a popular song: eg. Madonna - 4 Minutes
3) they download it after it fails hash check
4) sue them for copyright infringement
5) ?
6) Profit!
If the missing ones might have contained classified data, this could be serious. Typical of them to be so vague on what the contents of the laptops are.
The fact that the group "Anonymous" actually has no goal or objective that they strive for means that anyone can claim to do anything under the groups name, and hence be a "member" of the group. Now from this, any Scientologist could have caused these attacks, and then claim to be doing it for the "Anonymous" group, with no one ever going to dispute that claim.
Anonymous is not really a group; it's more of an identity to hide behind all things internet-like.
Disclaimer: IANAL
I think that the contract is not accepted by visiting google, but by using their search you agree to the terms and services; (ie. their services.)
From google:
2.2 You can accept the Terms by:
(A) clicking to accept or agree to the Terms, where this option is made available to you by Google in the user interface for any Service; or
(B) by actually using the Services. In this case, you understand and agree that Google will treat your use of the Services as acceptance of the Terms from that point onwards.
For all we know, there still could be life on Mars.
Show me the where in the rules of life that it says that all life has to live like us. Just because we can't live on Mars, doesn't mean that some other organisms can't. Look at the small silicon based organisms living kilometres below the oceans surface. I'm sure we couldn't live like that, and before they had been discovered, scientists were probably saying that it was impossible to live that deep, or that silicon life forms were impossible.
Nothing can for sure say that there is no life on Mars, only that we have not yet discovered anything.
The backup generators will probably not be very effective in preventing outages during natural disasters. Consider New Orleans: how many of generators can work while submerged underwater? Or California, where should an earthquake knock out the original power to a tower, it is just as likely to knock out the generator.
Except that while you are riding in this elevator, in first person, the game locks your ability to move, and a box in the middle of the screen shows up that says "LOADING..."
but you know, maybe that's not a load screen, maybe it's just part of the plot, and GLaDOS temporarily poisoned you with neurotoxin or something...
Ha ha ha, not only can I view their precious HTML code, I'm posting it to Slashdot for all the world to see!
Attorneys at Law
The Law Offices of Moron, Idiot, and Dumbass
Need an incompetent ambulance chaser with no understanding of the law to
represent you? You've come to the right place!
as far as I can tell... your html is much better than that of their site. yours is readable, while theirs is a nightmare of tables embedded within tables of tables...
but their images do have alts...
Slashdot Mirror
Midori is going to be coded to crash at least once every 24 hours to ease regular Windows users into this "new" technology. Other than that, it's the same.
The = is correct, but not for your reasons, since it wasn't an assignment.
if it were an assignment, boys = girls would be different than girls = boys, but that's not the point of the title.
It's more of an algebraic equation, where each side would reduce to boys and girls. Thus, boys = girls and girls = boys are the same thing.
it's not somehow ok in a shiny, trendy, hip way, but it is evil, in a shiny, trendy, hip, way. and it's not really a monopoly anymore for microsoft either.
yes... that's right... I forgot my power adapter...
Uh oh. Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays...
But does it run linux??
Perhaps the people who haven't claimed are all dead or in jail for running over hookers in their stolen cars, or beating cops to death with baseball bats.
Honestly, you're probably not going to look at most of the pictures in 20 years anyways. Sure it's good to have a lot, but with 100 GB of pictures/videos, that's pushing it a lot; babies don't exactly do much. Go through the collection and cut out the bad/redundant pictures, print off the especially good ones, and put em on the wall: they'll get more use that way. But... with what you do save, try burning to CD/DVD/blu-ray, since they don't degrade too much over time, and if you have space/money, archive it to tape: it'll last the longest. HDD's won't last the 20 years, but if you want to, try a RAID, but it'll have to be recopied and replaced every so often. And... with whatever media you choose, keep it away from light/dust/too much humidity.
Reminds me a lot of the Davis Centre of the University of Waterloo, which was designed to look and feel like being in a computer. there's lots of cool photos on flickr showing it, and a neat panorama of the inside.
The distance going from Article A to Article B is not necessarily the same as from Article B to article A. For example, the Slashdot page links to the HTTP page, but not vice versa. It would be interesting to know if he took that into consideration when counting links, or whether he would have counted it as one in either direction.
well we always knew that after a really long time the plastics would biodegrade... but that was after thousands of years. The bacteria were known to exist, but they were never found in high enough concentrations to do any good. What he's done is found the ideal conditions for living and reproduction for these bacteria.
A similar project was covered recently on Hack-a-day. Same idea... different hardware.
1) record your own song
2) rename it as a popular song: eg. Madonna - 4 Minutes
3) they download it after it fails hash check
4) sue them for copyright infringement
5) ?
6) Profit!
I didn't find the article all that depressing, just oddly disheartening. but I guess that makes sense... I didn't find it all that brief either.
The fact that the group "Anonymous" actually has no goal or objective that they strive for means that anyone can claim to do anything under the groups name, and hence be a "member" of the group. Now from this, any Scientologist could have caused these attacks, and then claim to be doing it for the "Anonymous" group, with no one ever going to dispute that claim. Anonymous is not really a group; it's more of an identity to hide behind all things internet-like.
seemed to work fine for getting Charlie and Wonka into space. although it wasn't supposed to do that...
Disclaimer: IANAL I think that the contract is not accepted by visiting google, but by using their search you agree to the terms and services; (ie. their services.)
From google:
2.2 You can accept the Terms by:
(A) clicking to accept or agree to the Terms, where this option is made available to you by Google in the user interface for any Service; or
(B) by actually using the Services. In this case, you understand and agree that Google will treat your use of the Services as acceptance of the Terms from that point onwards.
Microsoft advises Windows users to stop using internet explorer, due to lack of security.
For all we know, there still could be life on Mars. Show me the where in the rules of life that it says that all life has to live like us. Just because we can't live on Mars, doesn't mean that some other organisms can't. Look at the small silicon based organisms living kilometres below the oceans surface. I'm sure we couldn't live like that, and before they had been discovered, scientists were probably saying that it was impossible to live that deep, or that silicon life forms were impossible. Nothing can for sure say that there is no life on Mars, only that we have not yet discovered anything.
They're looking for mars cake. I'm sure it's delicious and moist.
The backup generators will probably not be very effective in preventing outages during natural disasters. Consider New Orleans: how many of generators can work while submerged underwater? Or California, where should an earthquake knock out the original power to a tower, it is just as likely to knock out the generator.
Shentech's slogan: They're the hottest product on the market!
Except that while you are riding in this elevator, in first person, the game locks your ability to move, and a box in the middle of the screen shows up that says "LOADING..." but you know, maybe that's not a load screen, maybe it's just part of the plot, and GLaDOS temporarily poisoned you with neurotoxin or something...