It's basically a toy - less than a foot high, I think - it responds to basic verbal pre-programmed commands.
"modelled on a beloved Japanese cartoon figure, Astro Boy, it would be quite wrong, indeed grossly offensive, to describe it as a toy."
-"You can clean up a pig, put a ribbon on it's tail, spray it with perfume, but it is still a pig."
Missed a closing tag.
"On April 1, 1989, Nootka IV of Sealand of the Pacific pulled her trainer, Henrietta Huber, into the whale tank after the 6-year-old female bit down while the trainer had her hand in the mouth of the orca in order to scratch its tongue. Huber needed several stitches in order to close her wounds"
Not one of the "almost all" students of orca.
Do you sit in a classroom with an orca at the board?) and polled them at a scientific level? Even if they did, what does "almost all" mean?'
There were bits of fishy stuff in two of the articles I read as well
I remember reading of Daniel Dukes the person who was found dead apparently swimming with Tillikum but that's all I read, it was a very short piece.
Got a lot more from their local paper but the way it was written kept me looking for the next literary er whatchamacallit's
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/
marijuana-smoking drifter with a string of petty arrests. (drug addict)
a worn-out Florida Department of Motor Vehicles identification card. (it doesn't work anymore?)
had to scale a 3-foot-high Plexiglas barrier (Must of been a very small person)
On Christmas Day 1998, he was charged with misdemeanor marijuana possession in Marion County.(addicted drug addict)
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/
The National Geographic refers to Daniel Dukes as a drunk (highly unlikely - but gives one an "ah ha, I see")
"There is strong circumstantial evidence that Tillicum may have killed again," I went on. "He was moved to SeaWorld Orlando,
where a drunk climbed in over the wall one night and was found drowned in the whale's pool the next morning."
Just after that is this:
"This second case, the 1999 death of Daniel Dukes, was more ambiguous, because there were no witnesses." (don't think there were many in Daniel Dukes's
case either)
Fried Ants are the worst, hours later I'm still picking legs out out of my mouth.
Chocolate covered Grasshoppers are just horrid, not the Grasshoppers but the Chocolate.
Areas where flour isn't stored properly (Philippines, Azores, Viet Nam (for me)) small Beatles will get into it
At first I'd pick them out; then just didn't care. Spread butter or gravy over the bread you never knew.
Let's attach a tazer to each of the "editors",
All in favor say "aye"!
aye,
Goto 2:00 in the video and pause
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fn7-JZq0YxsM#t=2m00 (set up correctly but doesn't work)
Now imagine you've asked an editor are they sure this isn't a dupe, Then start the video
-First thing that came to mind - could be a lot of fun.
Orson Welles' masterwork "1984" will teach them all they need to know about how computers have changed their society.
Marked as off topic I feel it dead on,
Chapter 2: Naked in the Sunlight: Privacy Lost, Privacy Abandoned
1984 Is Here, and We Like It Footprints and Fingerprints Why We Lost Our Privacy, or Gave It Away Little Brother Is Watching Big Brother, Abroad and in the U.S. Technology Change and Lifestyle Change Beyond Privacy
If you follow the phrase "Megamos Crypto: Wirelessly Lockpicking a Vehicle Immobiliser" you get:
That link I didn't post, it comes with the copy and paste kinda neat, kinda freaky. A self writing copy and paste so I don't get it wrong.
Enamored so by the self writing javascript I posted the wrong address
https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity13/session/attacks and what this ruling blocks.
So how is anyone, courts included, meant to unpublish something?
It's happened already.
Today I had a chance to read about zero day vulnerability in vehicles but passed on the article cause I've read it already. or similiar (BlueTooth). A link from a site that has handles current headline news. It's been removed from that site and the sites history.
Google has this but it links to a 404,
Full Hacker News - Svay
svay.com/projects/FullHackerNews/?l=linux-kernel&m...q=raw?
18 hours ago - You can't manage this competition while sipping margaritas all day from your
followed by zero or more delimiter and single address pairs.
Megamos Crypto, an algorithm
If you follow the phrase "Megamos Crypto: Wirelessly Lockpicking a Vehicle Immobiliser" you get:
London, July 27 : A British computer scientist, who cracked security system of cars including Porsches, Audis, Bentleys and Lamborghinis, has been banned from publishing an academic paper revealing the secret codes as it could lead to the theft of millions of vehicles. - See more at: http://www.newkerala.com/news/story/47249/scientist-banned-from-publishing-research-containing-luxury-car-security-codes.html#sthash.fJvoQSgv.dpuf
That link I didn't post, it comes with the copy and paste kinda neat, kinda freaky. A self writing copy and paste so I don't get it wrong.
When the U.S. installed one of the first Radar stations to catch Russian missiles as they came over the hemisphere. The Moon set off one of the first alerts, was a tad too sensitive.
Best cite I can come up with; but a common snicker when I was growing up.
http://nuclearfiles.org/menu/key-issues/nuclear-weapons/issues/accidents/20-mishaps-maybe-caused-nuclear-war.htm
"The rising moon was misinterpreted as a missile attack during the early days of long-range radar."
"The four building blocks of the universe are fire, water, gravel and vinyl." -- Dave Barry
