38 karma · joined June 27, 2013
You can get 100s of karma and then get banned for one post that gets blasted for going against the hive mind. (happened to me 3 times).
I don't understand why the college doesn't lend you the money to attend their courses already.
At least the Zetas tell you straight.
It doesn't say "an electronically signed email" using Hastings' PGP key, it doesn't say it was DKIM signed.
telnet hotmail.com 25
MAIL FROM: micheal.hastings@domain.com
RCPT TO: wikileakseditor@hotmail.com
Subject: I'm going out for a walk
I might be some time. Don't come looking for me.
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^D"don't do that, come and do this instead"
"skip this ad in 5 seconds" - no thanks
The interesting thing about the New Albion was that it was so completely modern in spirit. There was hardly a soul in the firm who was not perfectly well aware that publicity--advertising--is the dirtiest ramp that capitalism has yet produced. In the red lead firm there had still lingered certain notions of commercial honour and usefulness. But such things would have been laughed at in the New Albion. Most of the employees were the hard-boiled, Americanized, go-getting type to whom nothing in the world is sacred, except money. They had their cynical code worked out. The public are swine; advertising is the rattling of a stick inside a swill-bucket. And yet beneath their cynicism there was the final naivete, the blind worship of the money-god. Gordon studied them unobtrusively. As before, he did his work passably well and his fellow-employees looked down on him. Nothing had changed in his inner mind. He still despised and repudiated the money-code. Somehow, sooner or later, he was going to escape from it; even now, after his first fiasco, he still plotted to escape. He was IN the money world, but not OF it. As for the types about him, the little bowler-hatted worms who never turned, and the go-getters, the American business-college gutter-crawlers, they rather amused him than not. He liked studying their slavish keep-your-job mentality. He was the chiel amang them takin' notes.
But then I reminded myself that some things are more important than raw speed and responsiveness.
Google's interest is tracking and targeting. Chrome actively worked against me in this regard. Firefox, despite its financial ties to Google, put control and freedom onto my desktop.
A bit of occasional sluggishness is a worthy price to pay.
The beer is free at all the browser bars and while I was drinking it, I remembered I liked free as in speech.
curl http://domain.com/showdocument?[00000-99999]
should not be a crime!!If so, I could just build a bogus mechanism.
It's not really a situation one should play at :)
click somewhere else ctrl-v
and yes, view-source is beyond most people
the seven year old MySQL bug
but what that means is "allow plugin" is in the top left of the screen and enables that plugin site-wide.
So enable for that one flash video and see ads for ever more.
Seems the bike sheds were looking a bit boring.
tbh a global Javascript toggle is a bit useless. You really need the fine grain per-domain settings of No-script to navigate the modern web.
That's a great suggestion but which one of the twenty-three official languages of the European Union should I start studying ?
The definition of "memory leak" is smeared all across the road.