I am NOT the guy who beats up calculators. I might slip stick them a bit.
Interesting concept. Almost like the NorthStar from american car monitoring and
trying to control what you do.
ROR mô¿ôm
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Well, if the subject didn't cause you to delete this message
Jared,
I would have liked to have been the room when the speech was given, to hear
the reactions to the inside references. Pretty clever!
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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what's missing!! Is it doing this to embarrass and annoy me or am I just
being paranoid (and if I'm going to be nuts I'd rather be paranoid than a
single-noid).
just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you.;-)
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Very dangerous. Like, Captain Kirk might say, Mr. Spock, cancel the
self destruct sequence so Mr. Spock goes to his SQL*Plus terminal and
types:
SQL ALTER STARSHIP SET AUTODESTRUCT
But at that moment, Dr McCoy walks in, slips in a puddle of Romulan Ale
and grabs Mr. Spock for support, whose
Title: RE: OT: cryptography speech
Even paranoids have enemies
Matt Adams - GE Appliances - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Doing linear scans over an associative array is like
trying to club someone to death with a loaded Uzi.
- Larry Wall (creator of Perl)
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Think
yourselves lucky, we're paranoid schizophrenics.
They
are all out to get us !!
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paranoid schizophrenics with multiple personalities think they are out to
get themselves.
:-)
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When I was in college, we had a Pascal compiler that would insert code for
you. If you left off a semi-colon (the most common mistake), the compiler
would issue a warning stating Missing semi-colon, assumed and go on its
way. This was on a DEC VAX/VMS system in the late 1980's (1985 - 1988).
: cryptography speech
08/16/2001 02:33
Well, if the subject didn't cause you to delete this message
out of hand, you're in for a treat.
This is very funny, in a geeky sort of fashion. If you know anything
at all about cryptography, you'll appreciate this.
http://www.conceptlabs.co.uk/alicebob.html
Jared
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