I find it comforting because it helps channel aggression musically, rather than through real violence.
Everyone gets angry, but if you have an outlet that doesn't hurt others, I believe that's a better option.
"Your copy of billofrights.exe is out of date. Your subscription is due to expire in 15 days. A new subscription can be purchased at our website (http://www.irs.gov). You can download the patch related to billofrights.exe by clicking on the link below."
- radification.exe (makes necessary changes to billofrights.exe)
- amendmentv2.0.exe (requires latest version of constitution.dll)
- allyourbase.zip (installs all necessary patches, requires subscription)
"When the product IDs and product keys found belong to legal software, Microsoft will delete the data right away; only in cases of suspected software piracy will it store the data, the company has said. In the blog, the company once again explicitly states that it does not use the information gathered to identify or contact users."...so we are expected to believe (by this wording) that they WILL keep the information relating to illegal installations, but not use it to identify the person using it.
Why does that sound like a lie?
I can match 3D shapes rapidly AND mathmatically.
That is a set of 4 pyramids. Those are spheres, all three of them. Together, you have 7 three-dimensional shapes.
this is a warning! repeat - do not mess with the baldwins!
if you persist to harrass that fine family, we will resort to even more draconian and/or violent measures!
they can be if...
1) the user who chose the password is a moron
2) they are using MovieOS (I hear security sucks in this one...)
3) they are using WindowsME (I hear security sucks worse in this one...see #1)
don't forget about all those freakin' jumpers.
you lose one, you'd better hope you have a spare...or you better find a twist-tie and electrical tape...or soldering iron...or just steal one from your friend's computer and let them deal with the weird new 'feature' that the processor developed...
um, perhaps more than ten years ago?
The only problem is that TOR can be traced.
Everything can be traced, everything can be broken. It's just going to be up to everybody to stay one step ahead of the machine.
I think a better way to reduce 'student stress' would be to give them more homework, so they 1) become intellegent enough to comprehend a slashdot article and 2) keep them off the streets and in the books where they belong.
Another stress reducer: force the kids who bully these poor children to answer CowboyNeal polls until they puke.
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FDISK? I recommend using Darik's Boot and Nuke...
I find it comforting because it helps channel aggression musically, rather than through real violence. Everyone gets angry, but if you have an outlet that doesn't hurt others, I believe that's a better option.
...except that noone feels bad, and there is always a witchhunt...
gives new meaning to the idea of edible undergarments
Microsoft invites you to join us in our party! You bring the malware, we'll bring the payload and the licensing fees!
of using intellegence to disprove intellegence. way to go.
Better hope the users comply with the ethical treatment of robots codes. It could like that evil 7up machine that Jamie built if it feels violated...
nice. he replies to my post, and I get modded down for redundancy. in soviet russia, you mod slashdot -1 redundant!
"Your copy of billofrights.exe is out of date. Your subscription is due to expire in 15 days. A new subscription can be purchased at our website (http://www.irs.gov). You can download the patch related to billofrights.exe by clicking on the link below." - radification.exe (makes necessary changes to billofrights.exe) - amendmentv2.0.exe (requires latest version of constitution.dll) - allyourbase.zip (installs all necessary patches, requires subscription)
"When the product IDs and product keys found belong to legal software, Microsoft will delete the data right away; only in cases of suspected software piracy will it store the data, the company has said. In the blog, the company once again explicitly states that it does not use the information gathered to identify or contact users." ...so we are expected to believe (by this wording) that they WILL keep the information relating to illegal installations, but not use it to identify the person using it.
Why does that sound like a lie?
APACHE!?!?!?
I can match 3D shapes rapidly AND mathmatically. That is a set of 4 pyramids. Those are spheres, all three of them. Together, you have 7 three-dimensional shapes.
The FAA has a real problem when things crash.
this is a warning! repeat - do not mess with the baldwins! if you persist to harrass that fine family, we will resort to even more draconian and/or violent measures!
yes...or their own pocket book or their need for votes.
they can be if... 1) the user who chose the password is a moron 2) they are using MovieOS (I hear security sucks in this one...) 3) they are using WindowsME (I hear security sucks worse in this one...see #1)
don't forget about all those freakin' jumpers. you lose one, you'd better hope you have a spare...or you better find a twist-tie and electrical tape...or soldering iron...or just steal one from your friend's computer and let them deal with the weird new 'feature' that the processor developed... um, perhaps more than ten years ago?
so is my cellular service.
...if that's the case, how did it just happen to 'evolve' its way into the dna?
the laaavaaa boat......
The only problem is that TOR can be traced. Everything can be traced, everything can be broken. It's just going to be up to everybody to stay one step ahead of the machine.
I think there's some kind of sub-motive here: to completely destroy the 'my dog at my homework' line. No homework == no doggie snack.
I think a better way to reduce 'student stress' would be to give them more homework, so they 1) become intellegent enough to comprehend a slashdot article and 2) keep them off the streets and in the books where they belong. Another stress reducer: force the kids who bully these poor children to answer CowboyNeal polls until they puke.
In soviet russia, the MPAA pirates from you!!! ...oh wait...
The great Microsoft empire probably did a Redmond-wide roundup of Clippys and made them fight wild staple-pullers in the breakroom.