Chicken Pox vaccine is only 80% effective as a life long immunity. One can lose the "immunity" from the vaccine after a few decades, when you're much older and more likely to die from it. For all intents and purposes, the natural way is 100% life long.
Wow. I mean - that's just wrong. The "natural way" is *not* 100% life-long. And you *can* get boosters later in life to any vaccine. Where the hell do you get your medical news? Natural news.com?
An example of something truly black would be a black hole, as it absorbs all light, matter and energy around it, meaning that it is truly the only surface in the universe we are aware of that can truly be known as black.
And most importantly, the submitter shouldn't have needed to even ask this. Dearest submitter, please turn in your geek card on your way out.
Perhaps he does, or maybe simply hadn't thought of it. Either way he's looking for options and advice based on personal experience. What's wrong with that?
"I, _____, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God." (Title 10, US Code; Act of 5 May 1960 replacing the wording first adopted in 1789, with amendment effective 5 October 1962).
Judge: Show us the partition we're asking for. Taco Cowboy: They're encrypted using a password that was derived from a very interesting algorithm using multiple... Judge: I find you in contempt. See you in a few days. If you don't present it then you'll stay in contempt. TC (being carried away): But but but but the algorithm!
That's precisely part of the problem. Security isn't about CYA it's about catching bad guys and not arresting innocent people (the latter seems to be forgotten a lot). And this CYA behavior is being reinforced by "management" rather than discouraged. So if somebody find a battery on the ground near a building and suggests "it looks suspicious" then all the way up the line people are thinking "IT'S A BOMB DESTROY IT" without any justification or disagreement.
Of course, the "RIGHT THING" costs them nothing, as the search term that Chrome is being punished for--"browser"--shows a paid-for Chrome link right at the top of the page, which cost them nothing since they pay themselves!
Really? It costs them nothing? Then they should buy out *all* the ad spaces! They'll make a fortune!
I love how "no belief" is categorized as "belief"...
Atheism is a term that shouldn't exist. Non-belief is the default assumption when one doesn't know whether something does exist (i.e. there isn't enough evidence to support it). If I told you "elves exist" you would be "aelf" until shown otherwise (unless you were a credulous moron). Most atheists don't believe in God in *exactly* the same way they don't believe in Santa Claus and for the same reasons.
My limited experience with Android development showed using Java to be obtuse and downright obnoxious to do anything (at least without Eclipse, and even with it doing anything non-standard required digging through horrendous ant buildfiles).
Yeah, I find walking to be a bit limiting too (at least after I cut off my feet and blindfold myself).
"I don't know" is not the same thing as "you're doing it wrong." Geeks tend to answer the latter when they mean the former.
IOW if you can't answer the question then shut the fsck up. I don't know why people feel compelled to answer if they have nothing to say that will help.
Making wine is a process of turning sugars into alcohol. You can't discuss the one without the other. It's as if you said "frequency of light has nothing to do with wavelength."
Beautiful? Every time I see a WP7 video all I can think of is "what's with the Win 3.1 icon themes?" I realize this is probably something that can be changed but what moron at MS thought 2-tone fugly icons were the way to go?
That and the screens make me claustrophobic. I understand the concept of having things "trail" off screen to let you know there is more to be seen - but it makes me feel like I'm looking at a poster though a tube of toilet paper. I keep wanting to scroll out to see more...
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Chicken Pox vaccine is only 80% effective as a life long immunity. One can lose the "immunity" from the vaccine after a few decades, when you're much older and more likely to die from it. For all intents and purposes, the natural way is 100% life long.
Wow. I mean - that's just wrong. The "natural way" is *not* 100% life-long. And you *can* get boosters later in life to any vaccine. Where the hell do you get your medical news? Natural news.com?
An example of something truly black would be a black hole, as it absorbs all light, matter and energy around it, meaning that it is truly the only surface in the universe we are aware of that can truly be known as black.
Well, that and Don Cheadle
Not to mention the cover of "Smell The Glove..."
And most importantly, the submitter shouldn't have needed to even ask this. Dearest submitter, please turn in your geek card on your way out.
Perhaps he does, or maybe simply hadn't thought of it. Either way he's looking for options and advice based on personal experience. What's wrong with that?
"I, _____, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God." (Title 10, US Code; Act of 5 May 1960 replacing the wording first adopted in 1789, with amendment effective 5 October 1962).
I love how you persist in this idiotic delusion.
Judge: Show us the partition we're asking for.
Taco Cowboy: They're encrypted using a password that was derived from a very interesting algorithm using multiple...
Judge: I find you in contempt. See you in a few days. If you don't present it then you'll stay in contempt.
TC (being carried away): But but but but the algorithm!
That's precisely part of the problem. Security isn't about CYA it's about catching bad guys and not arresting innocent people (the latter seems to be forgotten a lot). And this CYA behavior is being reinforced by "management" rather than discouraged. So if somebody find a battery on the ground near a building and suggests "it looks suspicious" then all the way up the line people are thinking "IT'S A BOMB DESTROY IT" without any justification or disagreement.
So it's used more like squid than Apache?
If asking a stupid question that's answered within the article isn't a reason to mod-down a post then what is? C'mon mods, do your thing!
Of course, the "RIGHT THING" costs them nothing, as the search term that Chrome is being punished for--"browser"--shows a paid-for Chrome link right at the top of the page, which cost them nothing since they pay themselves!
Really? It costs them nothing? Then they should buy out *all* the ad spaces! They'll make a fortune!
Same - the only reason I run Windows XP at home at ALL is because Turbo Tax stopped working under Windows NT 4.1...
News that matters. Nobody cares about Windows Phones.
This is true. In fact there is *more* evidence for Santa seeing as I got many presents from him as a kid. Jesus? Not so much...
I love how "no belief" is categorized as "belief"...
Atheism is a term that shouldn't exist. Non-belief is the default assumption when one doesn't know whether something does exist (i.e. there isn't enough evidence to support it). If I told you "elves exist" you would be "aelf" until shown otherwise (unless you were a credulous moron). Most atheists don't believe in God in *exactly* the same way they don't believe in Santa Claus and for the same reasons.
My limited experience with Android development showed using Java to be obtuse and downright obnoxious to do anything (at least without Eclipse, and even with it doing anything non-standard required digging through horrendous ant buildfiles).
Yeah, I find walking to be a bit limiting too (at least after I cut off my feet and blindfold myself).
Truer words have never been spoken on slashdot....
Due to f'd up US laws Google *is* a person...
File photo of "sexconker":
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That is an *awesome* idea!
http://unrevoked.com/
Plug in phone. Run app. Make tea. Really the last part was the difficult step.
"I don't know" is not the same thing as "you're doing it wrong." Geeks tend to answer the latter when they mean the former.
IOW if you can't answer the question then shut the fsck up. I don't know why people feel compelled to answer if they have nothing to say that will help.
Isn't it past your bedtime?
No, there isn't. If your support is a movie he made then you have no support.
Making wine is a process of turning sugars into alcohol. You can't discuss the one without the other. It's as if you said "frequency of light has nothing to do with wavelength."
Ummm. What? Wear out disks? Waste CPU? I'm pretty sure you know nothing about rsync...
Beautiful? Every time I see a WP7 video all I can think of is "what's with the Win 3.1 icon themes?" I realize this is probably something that can be changed but what moron at MS thought 2-tone fugly icons were the way to go?
That and the screens make me claustrophobic. I understand the concept of having things "trail" off screen to let you know there is more to be seen - but it makes me feel like I'm looking at a poster though a tube of toilet paper. I keep wanting to scroll out to see more...
Not trying to persuade, just my $0.02.