Comment Re: Price? (Score 2) 346
I'm not sure what is funniest. The comment itself, or the fact that it's modded insightful...
I'm not sure what is funniest. The comment itself, or the fact that it's modded insightful...
It was a pretty obvious reference to the American Founding Fathers (the UK founding fathers would make no sense in this context) and the US Constitution/Bill of Rights. The fact that it's in the UK means that the American Founding Fathers and Constitution is irrelevant to this story.
I'm pretty sure a significant part of the US population think that their constitutional rights also apply outside of the US...
Smelly cocks are vomiting sticky goodies right into your asshole. What will you do?
Change the Game Master...
The only thing interesting about this affair is that RSA only got $10M.
That we know about...
Having a moonbase is so much cooler than the ISS that I could live with that. Otherwise I'm 100% with lazarus, don't let it die!
Wow is all I can say. I had no idea so many people are so incompetent.
You've obviously never worked in IT support. Some woman where I worked was complaining *her PC* was too slow, until my colleague changed the speed of the mouse cursor. Then everything was fast and perfect. She even bought him coffee.
Sorry, fixed.
Wow is all I can say. I had no idea so many people are so incompetent.
You've obviously never worked in IT support. Some woman where I worked was complaining was too slow, until my colleague changed the speed of the mouse cursor. Then everything was fast and perfect. She even bought him coffee.
Microsoft with Bing and Hotmail have been a competitor too...
False analogy... rape is an act of violence against a person, and causes harm against that person, while the mere act of knowing something about someone else which they may not have wanted anyone else to know is not, and does not really infringe on their rights in any way. What a person *does* with that information might hurt somebody, but the mere fact that they know it does not, and privacy only covers what people simply know about, not necessarily what they do with the information.
The fact that there IS freely-available information about me is annoying. It dates back to my teenage years and I'd like them gone. Luckily I've been cited and Google-crawled enough that these have slowly disappeared (death of Geocities for instance) or moved to page 2 of Google results (best place to hide a body by the way, nobody ever goes there).
Or just write your passwords down and put them in your sock drawer.
It's not safe there. You're forgetting rule 34. There's a whole load of sock fetishists in the world
How do you remember which bank it was in?
This seems like something I've heard of before, wasn't it called UseNet?
How soon can I start getting my movies / tv series through that delivery method? The 140 character limit is going to be an interesting challenge.
No need. If they're proper engineers, they read slashdot, comments included (especially if it's talking about their research).
It's only a flamewar until you agree that there are 2 types of programming languages:
- Those everyone bitches about
- And those nobody uses
Yeah, he got tired of Napalm...
The best way to accelerate a Macintoy is at 9.8 meters per second per second.
