I have a bit of a mixed opinion of this - Certainly it's useful on untrusted websites... but I often have to use firefox with various exchange webmail servers... All using self-signed certificates.
It gets slightly annoying... But at the same time, I'd rather be asked about accepting self-signed certificates than not... Perhaps Something similar to the IE7 warning page is in order?
So, does that mean that if I don't want my bed to sag I should make it very cold? Or buy a hard one?
Or fill a Waterbed with Liquid Nitrogen?
Wait, Scratch the last one..
I'm sure that I could use that liquid nitrogen for something else....
But there's still hope. I'm waiting for Final Halo MCCXVI, or Grand Theft Auto 19.
But on a more serious note, It's nice to see games (even non-games) that step outside the boundaries of normality, sometimes you wnd up with a really interesting game that's worth playing. Others, you ask? Think of a certain Romero game..
So that was you? Damn.. I hope so, in that case - there'll be evidence that you did it when... well.. You get the picture. "Honest, your Honour, it really WAS that bad!"
You might want to brush up on your knowledge of "silencers". A silencer for a rifle of that size is damned near impossible to make. Silencers reduce range and accuracy, and a sniper needs both of those to be at their best, or risk having to take a second shot - possibly compromising his position. It's a good idea in theory, but it wouldn't work in practice (unfortunately.. ).
Just like to point out.. You are the one that uses "wierd E and R switched" metric.. We southern hemisphere people tend to use normal "re". You should try it sometime. Centre, Litre, Metre.. the list goes on..
Actually, From what I gather the utility is made for boxen that are not patched (probably older CDs used to install windows), nLite will slipstream patches saving time for multiple reinstalls (CDs are slooow), And with the added bonus that you can make an unattended install.
Actually, Australians tend to have a much wider view of the world when compared to Americans. Although I do agree with you on the point of not coming here; Our broadband SUCKS! Try somewhere a little further north... where you can get gigabit to your house.
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I have a bit of a mixed opinion of this - Certainly it's useful on untrusted websites... but I often have to use firefox with various exchange webmail servers... All using self-signed certificates. It gets slightly annoying... But at the same time, I'd rather be asked about accepting self-signed certificates than not... Perhaps Something similar to the IE7 warning page is in order?
So, does that mean that if I don't want my bed to sag I should make it very cold? Or buy a hard one? Or fill a Waterbed with Liquid Nitrogen? Wait, Scratch the last one.. I'm sure that I could use that liquid nitrogen for something else....
But there's still hope. I'm waiting for Final Halo MCCXVI, or Grand Theft Auto 19.
But on a more serious note, It's nice to see games (even non-games) that step outside the boundaries of normality, sometimes you wnd up with a really interesting game that's worth playing. Others, you ask? Think of a certain Romero game..
So that was you? Damn.. I hope so, in that case - there'll be evidence that you did it when... well.. You get the picture. "Honest, your Honour, it really WAS that bad!"
Read the title as "Text Messages used to monitor Electrons"?
I Need to stop reading slashdot five minutes after I wake up.
Oh.. Rights Degradation. Linux has yet to catch up there.
You might want to brush up on your knowledge of "silencers". A silencer for a rifle of that size is damned near impossible to make. Silencers reduce range and accuracy, and a sniper needs both of those to be at their best, or risk having to take a second shot - possibly compromising his position. It's a good idea in theory, but it wouldn't work in practice (unfortunately.. ).
Just like to point out.. You are the one that uses "wierd E and R switched" metric.. We southern hemisphere people tend to use normal "re". You should try it sometime. Centre, Litre, Metre.. the list goes on..
Actually, From what I gather the utility is made for boxen that are not patched (probably older CDs used to install windows), nLite will slipstream patches saving time for multiple reinstalls (CDs are slooow), And with the added bonus that you can make an unattended install.
It must be in some obscure dialect.. like Toshiban..
Actually, Australians tend to have a much wider view of the world when compared to Americans. Although I do agree with you on the point of not coming here; Our broadband SUCKS! Try somewhere a little further north... where you can get gigabit to your house.
Because that would be like cheating at Roulette. We don't need stuff like that. This IS news for nerds, right? Only geeks need exploits.
500 useless posts on the wall ;)
500 useless posts,
Mod one down to the ground
499 useless posts on the wall..
SSSH. Don't tell the RIAA that. Next you'll have DRMed poetry.
I dunno.. there's still more chinese than there are bacteria..
And if Slashdot were to be censored, how many of you would then be concerned?