Don't even ask the questions; that's a way for someone to cry foul. Instead, trust the separation of powers and gridlock to keep the low IQ people from mucking everything up. Maybe have votes to vote select people out of office in case they get bad enough, but force the service when someone has been randomly chosen, just like with jury service, because you know the smart and successful people will look for ways to excuse themselves.
And for sites that disallow plus signs in email fields, y..o.ur...nam....e@gmail.com resolves to yourname@gmail.com too. A little bookkeeping, and you can keep track just as with the +. Of course the companies can sanitize the dots or pluses when they buy or sell, thus the utility of your own mail server.
I've got a couple single core laptops with 2GB of RAM from the XP era which would have no problems running win7 or win8. Maybe a little slow, but they'd get security updates. They're currently running latest versions of Linux and are definitely getting updates.
I prefer the MOM method: allow raiders to conquer a city, reconquer it, and raze it. Costs some fame, but that's easily regained defending the new city.
I thought humans need to be in the loop at all times, so AIs can select, but humans need to pull the trigger. "Selected target image displayed above. [cancel] [OK]"
And I've never seen a hamburger grazing in a field. Just pointing out that sometimes meat and animal are referred to by different names, so there might be no records of Romans eating camel leopards, but plenty of records of them eating spotted steak.
No, they sold the trademark and licensed the right to distribute the binaries, but P&F retained all ownership of the IP, art, stories, code, etc. That's why http://uqm.sf.net/ exists.
"Script kiddie" for me has always meant someone who employs scripts written by others. Writing a script is no different than writing a program that needs compiling. The only difference is in how they're run.
My guess is that submitter writes commands sequentially into.bat,.ps1,.sh, or.csh files then double clicks the files to run them. Not knowing anything about loops or conditionals, submitter is happy to just use shell scripts to run commands and considers this the command line.
I wouldn't feel silly about that. When netflix finally goes under you'll still own the TV series. (unless you "bought" it as a rental flash movie from the original distributor.
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Maybe in some universes coins are long cylinders and landing on the side is more likely, balancing out the possibilities.
Don't even ask the questions; that's a way for someone to cry foul. Instead, trust the separation of powers and gridlock to keep the low IQ people from mucking everything up. Maybe have votes to vote select people out of office in case they get bad enough, but force the service when someone has been randomly chosen, just like with jury service, because you know the smart and successful people will look for ways to excuse themselves.
And for sites that disallow plus signs in email fields, y..o.ur...nam....e@gmail.com resolves to yourname@gmail.com too. A little bookkeeping, and you can keep track just as with the +. Of course the companies can sanitize the dots or pluses when they buy or sell, thus the utility of your own mail server.
Naw man, CGI's all the rage in movies these days.
I've got a couple single core laptops with 2GB of RAM from the XP era which would have no problems running win7 or win8. Maybe a little slow, but they'd get security updates. They're currently running latest versions of Linux and are definitely getting updates.
I prefer the MOM method: allow raiders to conquer a city, reconquer it, and raze it. Costs some fame, but that's easily regained defending the new city.
They're not Eskimos. They're Sami. And they have 180 words for snow.
To borrow from a children's rhyme:
Here are the streets
Here is the steeple
Look in the houses
The city's the people!
I thought humans need to be in the loop at all times, so AIs can select, but humans need to pull the trigger. "Selected target image displayed above. [cancel] [OK]"
Schutzstaffel!
for an educated user.
Which includes 0.001% of the population. Even a lot of IT/programmer types don't really understand how SSL does its gold-lock magic.
And I've never seen a hamburger grazing in a field. Just pointing out that sometimes meat and animal are referred to by different names, so there might be no records of Romans eating camel leopards, but plenty of records of them eating spotted steak.
DOH! that should be http://sc2.sf.net/
"It's been 1 minute since you last successfully posted a comment" I know, I'm posting a correction.
No, they sold the trademark and licensed the right to distribute the binaries, but P&F retained all ownership of the IP, art, stories, code, etc. That's why http://uqm.sf.net/ exists.
they won't be using any of the IP from Star Control I & II
Then it's going to suck. *frumple*
Don't Date Robots!
http://vimeo.com/12915013
I eat at Taco Bell semi-regularly.
They have an ice bridge.
You mean, the frightful day-star, it can actually move?! How fast is it? Can I evade it?
~370 km/s (relative to the cosmic microwave background) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun
That's slower than the speed of light, but if you see it coming at your planet, you can't avoid it unless you have a good space program.
"Script kiddie" for me has always meant someone who employs scripts written by others. Writing a script is no different than writing a program that needs compiling. The only difference is in how they're run.
My guess is that submitter writes commands sequentially into .bat, .ps1, .sh, or .csh files then double clicks the files to run them. Not knowing anything about loops or conditionals, submitter is happy to just use shell scripts to run commands and considers this the command line.
I wouldn't feel silly about that. When netflix finally goes under you'll still own the TV series. (unless you "bought" it as a rental flash movie from the original distributor.
If [your sweatshirt] is stolen, when you return someone will likely be in your seat
wearing your sweatshirt. Thieves are pretty brazen these days.
I'm pretty sure they were all Vulcan names that humans couldn't universally pronounce correctly, so they dumbed them down to just the letter.
Depends on the system. Maybe the user is supposed to have root or physical access to system X, but not access to wifi access point Y from system Z.