Comment Re:Publishers (Score 1) 173
I've seen the original contract, and it included the walls with an option on the floor.
Bullshit.
The bootloader is signed. Use this in combination with the TPM chip (embedded smartcard) on your laptop - AS SPECIFIED BY THE GUIDANCE - and use a PIN. There's no loading the disk or getting at the data without cracking AES. At least once.
So... Start your engines.
If I had time to count my books and figure out the average thickness, I probably wouldn't get around to measuring the shelves. I have 30m of books on shelves; More in boxes than I can count. And I've lost over twice that in unfortunate events.
Is the sixth option wrong? Shouldn't it be 201-300?
That's easy. Copyright law.
I answered 100-200 feet, but of course that is just an estimate. And it certainly doesn't include the many books that are packed away in boxes because of the lack of shelf space... Truthfully, if everything were to be unpacked (assuming I could afford to buy quality shelving for it all), it would probably exceed 500 feet.
That's funny. I went from Windows 3.0->3.1->3.11->95->98->XP on the same HD image and had the most stable 98 and XP of anyone I knew.
It's just Microsoft's version of gksudo.
Not really. gksudo asks you if you know what you are doing and are allowed it. If UAC sees three doubts, it asks three questions, because its primary task seems to be to distrust the machine's own programs. gksudo just knows it has asked you a second ago and assumes you still are the same user with the same skills and rights.
In other words: gksudo focusses on the user, UAC on the program actions
Apple has one of the best due dilligence and patent defence legal teams in the world.
Dude, come on. How do you even begin to attempt to prove a statement like that?
The OS is much more important/integral to the user experience than the (different) windshield is to driving.
Try driving down i-75 in Florida WITHOUT a windshield and your mouth open. I bet you will recant this statement
[...] The Pirate Bay has to remove a list of torrents linking to copyrighted works. The defendants are given three months to comply, if not, they will face penalties of 5,000 euros ($7,500) per person, per day."
Translation: start mirroring all the torrents before they're removed. Hmmm, anyone got a
Search "pirate bay" on TPB with the "Other" box checkmarked, and you'll find some things.
In other words - the government brought about the collapse *on purpose*. It was not a free market.
Thus spake the master programmer: "Time for you to leave." -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"
