Comment Re:Symmetric mouse (Score 1) 199
Really? How do they know if someone has programmable buttons on their mouse?
You mean your Jeef collection stored in Sequel on a Scuzzy drive?
Heretic, burn his pronunciation!
There is no acceptable alternate pronunciation for SQL and SCSI,
Usage is what matters (thus I'm calling you ignorant), and beyond that, Wikipedia has two pronunciations for SQL.
SCSI was regionally pronounced as "sexy" which frankly is a fine pronunciation and anyone who disagrees is a G8r.
mov eax, $phantomfive_understands
cmp eax, 0x1
jne read
Nice
no it isn't. you just put some of one of the many possible well documented fusion materials near the fission bomb,
If it were that easy, there would be several countries who would have already tested them, but haven't yet.
The Fed should learn to keep interest rates low. If you look at a graph of interest rates [stlouisfed.org], you'll see that interest rate hikes preceded 8 of the last 9 recessions. Only four out of 12 rate hikes didn't cause recessions.
That's the worst attempt to interpret data I've seen all month. Nice try bro.
for whatever reason, FOSS and similar ideas were completely unknown to average users until the GPL took off.
It wasn't entirely clear that source code could be copyrighted until 1980 (see history), shortly before the creation of the GPL. So that is probably why.
So I fail to care about which term is used, it is a security breach and one of the worst kind
It is not a security breach at all, and I'm not sure you could even recognize a buffer overflow if you saw one (bro, do you even asm?).
Once security is breached through another method, this can be used for two already compromised computers to communicate. As a threat, it's less dangerous than a cat5 cable.
"I prefer the blunted cudgels of the followers of the Serpent God." -- Sean Doran the Younger
