Comment Re:Phew! I was getting worried. (Score 1) 56
we've finished taking over the World...
What part of Australia are you from? That sounds like a lot of work... I just want to go to the beach.
Comment Re:Hurh? (Score 0) 124
Comment Re:Happens to every new media (Score 0) 287
This post rated PG for use of sexually orientated wording.
This rating is rated PG for the use of the word orientated.
Comment Re:Translation for the legislative impared. (Score 1) 703
but as soon as she sends him a naughty picture he's suddenly a sex offender.
fixed it for you
Comment Re:Translation for the legislative impared. (Score 1) 703
im from Australia, the sex ed we had in year 4 or 5 (early 90s, but believe its still the same now) wasn't really anything to do with sex or contraceptives,
it was mainly focused on how your bits worked, and what physically happens.
it wasn't until early High School that people where shown how use contraceptives etc and the various problems you can face
Wall St. Trading Servers To Power Off-Hour Clouds? 208
miller60 writes "As cloud computing gains traction, some Wall Street firms running armadas of servers to power high-frequency trading operations are contemplating leasing out their excess computing capacity after the trading day ends at 4 p.m. 'Once 4:30 rolls around, we don't need those machines,' said one CTO of a market data firm. 'There may be an opportunity there.' A similar revelation led to the creation of the cloud computing operation at Amazon.com, which built its infrastructure to handle peak Christmas-season loads that lasted just a few weeks each year."
Comment Re:Who cares? (Score 1) 468
"Sony" Computer Entertainment and "Sony" Music
If you have a company that make cars and guns,
but to stop people from copying their guns, they made them shot backwards.. Thus killing the user
Would you still trust their cars do drive forwards when told?
I'm sure they would be controlled completely separate and distinct subsidiary of the same company...
Comment Re:New Engine it seems (Score 1) 326
you can play by email....
http://forums.civfanatics.com/archive/index.php/t-199563.html
Comment Re:Heh (Score 1) 125
Um your link didnt work...
ive got dads credit card here ready to go..
!!! I WaNT MY PHoNE TO BE CooLER THaN ALL THE OTHeRS!!! ONE!!! ELEVEN
Comment Re:Browser down. (Score 2, Funny) 422
monkeys? luxury!
we had to make our holes with damp twine,
and on top of that, we had to reuse the old cards by filling in the holes with skin from our blisters.
Comment Re:Great assumption (Score 1) 400
!Dark
Comment Re:I wonder (Score 3, Funny) 369
you forgot space alignment factor and the dice roll.... *sigh*
(number of browsers with vulnerability) x (damage possible if vulnerability is exploited) x (chance of actually exploiting the vulnerability) / (the alignment of the moon and mars) + 2d6.
Comment Re:bad design (Score 1) 381
clearly to make the messages look better for the people with fancy video cards...
http://www.vgcats.com/comics/?strip_id=224
Comment Re:Dear Federal Government: Bring It On... (Score 1) 516
dont worry, thats easily solved,
VPNs are now banned and VPSs are illegal!
what you use one for work? to bad
Think of the children!!!
Submission + - SDF Public Access UNIX System Celebrates 20 Years (lonestar.org)
Stephen Jones writes: "It was on June 16th, 1987 that the SDF-1 received its first caller at
300bps. This little Apple ][e BBS of the late 80s turned into a Public
Access UNIX System with the demise of "killer.dallas.tx.us" during the
"Operation Sundevil" raids. Since then it has grown to become the oldest
and largest continually operating PUBNIX on the planet.""
300bps. This little Apple ][e BBS of the late 80s turned into a Public
Access UNIX System with the demise of "killer.dallas.tx.us" during the
"Operation Sundevil" raids. Since then it has grown to become the oldest
and largest continually operating PUBNIX on the planet.""
