Why am I seeing this being shouted EVERYWHERE and people finding it hilarious? Am I missing something? It's even infected TV at this point, and I just have no idea what's going on.
From the unclassified portion of the document, it is evident that there was and is a significant amount of Saddam's stockpile of WMD's that still needs to be accounted for. This also verifies the report of terrorist IED's having traces of mustard and sarin nerve agents in 2004.
It's been a great month for Americans!!! The time is now, and the place is Iraq. Much better than the alternatives that idiots like Kerry, Reid, Mertha, Gore, etc. would have brought upon us by cutting and running.
I dislike Bush on immigration. I disliked Bush on the Dubai ports...but on the war on terror, tax cuts (6 million new jobs in the last 3 years), and judge nominations and he has my FULL support.
Got the chance to play one in a store. Disappointed. The texture doesn't feel like what it looks like. I expected the feeling of PURE GLOSS. It just feels like regular plastic, like my 360 controller.
Review site A: The screens now touch when you close the system, it's a good thing because it prevents something from getting between the screen and scratching either one.
Me: LIAR! Did you even try to test out that hypothesis? Here's another possibility: closing it when some small thing on it you didn't notice actually GUARENTEES BOTH screens will be scratched, HARD. Before, if it was small, no worries.
Review site B: Instead of those terrible clicky buttons the original had, now it has the same buttons as on the GBA micro, which are softer.
Review site B (back when it reviewed the GBA SP): Instead of the soft unresponsive buttons of the original GBA, the new SP has more clicky buttons which are much more responsive and feel just plain better. I'm surprised they didn't think of this earlier.
Me: Way to be hypocrites guys!
Makes me want to vent pure tabasco sauce, which is my BLOOD, in these guy's open wounds which I will inflict with my HAIR! Too bad I don't bleed because that's just how awesome I am!
I checked out a women at walmart today with her young son, below is there exact conversation.
Child: Can I have this candy?
Women: Do you think you diserve it?
Child: I don't know...
Women: You can't have the candy unless you tell me..
Child: (hesitates and slups away) I don't know...
Women: Ok, put it back...
Child: (Slups) I think I deserve it..
Women: Thats right! You've been good all day so you can have the candy.
Jesus Crist lady!!!!
We can thank here for our next killing spree, the kid was only like 4 years old..
So there was this game Puzz Loop made in 1998, then some company totally stole the idea and made Zuma, and now Nintendo's setting things straight by releasing this thing.
Basically there's this weaving string of beads and you match up 3 of the same color. If you leave a gap in the string and the two strings you make have the same color bead, they attract each other, and so you can set up a chain reaction.
The game is awesome. I've been playing it all day. It may lack wifi but that's okay. It has this "Touch Generation" logo on it. I have no idea what that's supposed to mean. Probably some stupid marketting thing, considering that there have been plenty of games before this that use the touch pad, and to greater effect anyway. But anyway, yeah there's a challenge mode that is basically a single level that seems to last forever, but doesn't. Eh, the best mode so far is Quest mode. You go until the entire string is destroyed and go to a new level where the track is layed out differently. Sometimes you get more than one bead launcher, sometimes you get multiple tracks, and most of the time the track winds around to the extent that it makes it hard to target many parts as the string gets ever closer to the dreaded "end". Sometimes a rocket appears, and then the horror begins. There's plenty of other bonus beads and stuff in there too.
Anyway, very fun puzzler among a host of other very fun puzzlers on the DS.
I discovered something last night, Microsoft has really done it now. There is an inherent weakness in the http protocol that until now could not be exploited, I say until now because .NET 2.0 is here. I believe this design flaw in the http protocol is so astronomical that no computer will be safe from viral attack, and there will be no way to defend against it.
I’m speaking of .Nets ability to override http requests. Let me explain.
You will notice 2 things horribly wrong with this link. First of all the type of file it is, the extension is .ashx yet media playing thinks it’s wav file, additionally you will notice the content of the file is a voice saying what’s in the query string in this case "this is a test", try substituting something else in the query string.
So to recap windows was confused as to the type of file that was elected to open, and 2 the content of the file was overridden and dynamically generated, there is no file called speek.ashx on my web server the http request was routed threw an override handler.
Now let’s say I created a virtual file called reallycoolimage.jpg, the temptation is not to worry about electing to open harmless jpgs, however I could override the handler and send you reallyhorriblevirus.msi, and here’s the kicker! You just elected to open it!
This is an inherent defect in the http protocol that the client does not receive notification of overridden or dynamic http requests.
Now I not trying to be a doom sayer but this could be the end of internet security as we know it, something must be done and I don’t know what!
I really wanted to put the thing into this page, but downloading embedded flash movies is tricky, and then getting it to work here might take some time... I know it's possible, but don't know how to do it easily. So just click. (QFGII-VGA TRAILER!)
