Comment Too many men, too many boys. (Score 5, Funny) 686
Too many misters, Not enough sisters
Too much time on, too many hands
Not enough ladies, too many mans
Too many misters, Not enough sisters
Too much time on, too many hands
Not enough ladies, too many mans
... and you people think this is a FAILED marketing campaign?
Sounds to me they got just the amount of exposure they wanted.
I pay $70/month for my bus pass. Even insurance around here costs at least that much, not taking into account gas and maintenance.
... pigs fly just fine.
In my one experience with Tiger Direct, the following occurred:
- 1 year warranty on the product they were offering, only for me to discover once it broke that they were just reselling the manufacturer's 90-day warranty. Of course, they changed their website prior to me realizing this and I didn't get a screenshot so I couldn't report them.
- Claiming to be without duties (even at the
- A toll free number advertised on their CANADIAN site that only worked from the states, forcing me to call long distance to get their customer service who were essentially inept and couldn't answer any of my questions shy of "talk to the manufacturer."
Never again.
You should really go up to the spammers and demand your electrons back.
he kept
Kohl-bear Spayss-pore
Those episodes were just the movies spread out... nvm
You're missing the season that was produced for Comedy Central after FOX dropped them.
Given sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.
If a conglomorate offers you a six+ figure salary to do what you essentially do for fun, are you really going to say no?
Last year I DJ'd for the CanSecWest dinner party, and I was kinda amused to see that a lot of the people who were at the conference were ex-blackhats anyway. A good number of them had criminal records and were now raking in hella money working on the legit side (a shitload more than they made during their blackhat careers). I even met a couple of them at a 2600 meeting once.
Hackers are hackers, regardless of which side of the legal coin they fall on. The exploits used are known to anybody with the resources to find them. In fact, last year nobody took home the Linux box not because they couldn't find any exploits, but because there was so much more effort and time involved in breaking the linux systems that everybody just went for the OSX or Windows machines. Versions of this contest probably exist in the blackhat world, but are a lot less publicized because they don't have industry heavyweights like Cisco or Microsoft sponsoring it.
I probably have to reboot every month or two. Or have you forgotten of the concept of a kernel update?
Say "twenty-three-skiddoo" to logout.
