I'm a bit puzzled at the Editor's choice of a word - I'm sure that if I bought and played the game, it would work in the same way as the 'real' one - and the game was ~copied~, not 'created to resemble' as the word counterfeit implies. Yet I do understand that many are tiring of the word 'pirate'...
No comment!
Laptops are the new spiral notebook - and some students even use laptops to film lectures for future reference. Just turn off WiFi and problem solved.
Laptops are the new notebook - and some students even film lectures for future reference. Just turn off Wifi and/or Web access - problem solved.
Laptops are the new notebook - some students even film lectures for future reference. Just turn off WiFi/web access!
How do we know about several men's 'memories' - left in writ? Because we can refer to them whenever we like (should we choose to, which you obviously don't), and can even trace them back to studies and experiments of their predecessors (acts and facts, not 'memories'). I really can't believe that some today are in such a state of denial that they think that they can convince others to question the validity - even ~purpose~ - of science.
I can agree though that, for us 'layman folk', we have to have a certain degree of 'faith' when reading the conclusions of others (especially if we don't have time (or resources) to empirically recreate their experiments ourselves); but what would you rather have faith in: an organisation (network) whose pay-to-pray doctrine leads to no conclusive results, or a relatively transparent organisation (network) whose works have (consistently and continuously) resulted in the technology we are using today?
That sounds pretty much like a deal with the Devil, where everything you owned now belongs to Her Satanic Majesty...
You're married, aren't you?
Stupid bitch who is prosecuting him doesn't have a clue what hacking is all about.
That is most likely true, but where she ~isn't~ stupid is in her understanding of what the ~jury~ will think when she utters the word "hacker". "Hacker" is a relatively new word whose definition remains vague to the ignorant - yet the ignorant are quick drop it into the "word used to describe something all-inclusive bad" category. To be a trial lawyer/prosecutor is to know what emotional strings and bind spots can be exploited in a judge/jury.
Nah, the guy probably has a black turtleneck fetish. And Steve Jobs likes 'em tight.
The code's printed in yellow toner - which isn't normally noticeable but becomes infuriatingly visible if you use these machines to print light coloured backgrounds - for example, a business card with a silver/light grey background tone.
...isn't getting back to you the whole point of a business card?
EFFing A!
FORTRAN is not a flower but a weed -- it is hardy, occasionally blooms, and grows in every computer. -- A.J. Perlis
