> I wonder if dyslexia is like ADHD -- *everyone* has a little bit of it, and officially "having it" merely means that one has it beyond a clinically significant level.
That makes the huge and unproven assertion that everyone has some degree of ADHD. I reject that premise until it can be proven otherwise.
A real programmer can do all 25 in one line of code.
If they idea is to determine whether it can be cracked, why are there rules? Whether they followed some self-imposed rules or not, it still indicates that there is a weak link in the armor.
I'm putting all my devices on the national do not call registry.
Problem solved!
Microsoft developers are working on SkipMark(R) version 1.0 even as we speak.
If I let a cop into my house, I do not have to give him permission to look into my bedroom or allow him to look in my dresser. So, how is that different from letting someone into my computer, but locking them out of particular directories or files?
You're wasting your time. I picked mine up at the Antik Road Show.
A million. One to make the countersuit, 999,998 to download the suit via P2P and one RIAA agent to sue the lot of them.
The receipt check they do is bogus anyway. They don't actually check anything on the receipt. Basically, they look to see you have a receipt. They never look in the bag to see what you have, and they certainly never match what's in the bag to what's on the receipt. After they do a receipt check, quiz them on what you bought. They will never be able to tell you. Never!
The security staff blocking the car is one thing and could have lead to a fine on their part.
How is this any different than what OJ did? I wonder if he can argue false imprisonment.
The IBM 2250 is impressive ... if you compare it with a system selling for a tenth its price. -- D. Cohen
