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VMware Workstation 10 serial keys:

I tried the first one..worked for me.
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Is this for windows or linux?

Thing is, America is most probably investing their last money into military is because it is not anywhere stable to what it used to be... debt in that country is unbelievable. They are in a really bad social situation, media is seriously blocking normal people's mouth, and not just there. Anyway  Watched some vid about homeland security buying out some heavy armored quick response trucks with gun holes to shoot from inside.. not an only example unfortunately...

Eventhough it looks really cool and shit I dont really see how this will beat the cli but than again I might be thinking in the box too much.
Humans are graphical oriented , take for example a graph, we tend to consume such information a hell of a lot faster than just raw data.
Such attempts have been made earlier , there was this metasploit shooter like thingy, which failed hard but still.

Youre probably right when it comes to nowadays, but i dont think it will fail at all, I mean it may not be usable for the next two decades or so but at the end of the day they will probably keep working on it until it will have some sort of use, but then again Im sure theres a lot of technology used that we dont know about yet, which may be commercialized at some point...

Looking altogether on what we are capable of so far, the technology that we use nowadays at home is not exactly the fullest, as usual money plays a role here

Offtopic now: Why whenever recently I try to post something on forum it says that even though were using https, it may not be fully secured and may be passed on to the third parties?

Ive been looking a lot into those guidelines of which linux is best for the less experienced users and for a long time Ive had a problem of which I should choose... First I wanted to try OpenSUSE but for some reason everytime I've downloaded iso file it was corrupted so I gave up.. then I decided to download kali linux, since I most probably will find it useful in not so long future, considering its great for pentesting and overall overlook of your network flow + other bits.

Now I am downloading latest slackware distro and to be fair, I know nothing of it except what was mentioned in the guideline. Just wonder if installing it on my decent laptop makes any difference in contrast to installing it on desktop? I mean does it have some sort of support for laptops, wireless connecting and such?

There never was innovation in the first place. Just a shit ton of crafty marketing and law suites. The only thing Jobs did was create a false need and exploited the idiots who have to much money.

Hey they did! He released first tablets, I mean, they aint that useful to me and my work but for travel they're great. I know he hasnt came up with the idea, can't remember who it was, I think as usual, it was first thought by some movie producer, some old film from 70's, thats where tablet starred first time ever but... Steve was the first one to release a fully working one from what I know, I guess thats the only large innovation he ever introduced, but he was a wise man, if he was still alive Im sure he would come up with some other stuff.

Juicy and eye watering if i was a skiddie. No offence cos i was doing just fine with the Debian and win& install but this is too good to be true. Its just ........I don't think so. Store information about me? No NO No way. I make the decisions and nothing ,if i can help it, touches the disk. Ever heard of data contraception? Nothing touches the disk so as i don't bother with removing it or hiding it. But the AI depend on that data.

Am gonna pass for now.

I second what Kenjoe41 says, its another step to categorize computer users and nothing should store and sniff information about him/herself or about habbits/likes/preferences, not to mention voice and areas of internet accessed.

On the second hand, if it was to be used only for the work/project based stuff excluding any daily and recreational usage, this could be pretty cool and save a lot of effort, but then again I'm not so keen of that, since it would automatically pass you the information... nothing stops the OS to act as a disinformation if it was to be used for important or confidential reasons.

Syria kind of brought the hellfire on themselves using the chemical weapons, that was seriously a stupid move.

I don't fully believe that Syria has used chemical weapons, sounds like another alibi to invade another country of far east, for materialistic reasons (oil, tactical purposes) as well as to close down towards far east and Russia to keep an eye on them.

They may be in possession of those weapons, but I don't think they, as the country officials have used it, if anything, some 'terrorist' or revolution groups have done so to cause this major harm. Who would bomb their own people to start up this whole thing with USA? Obviously either double agents working for USA or other groups allied to US and EU... If they are in possession though, we are in big trouble if anything happens, simply because world is corrupted and moving those weapons to EU or US would not be a massively hard thing to do... over time of course... which could start WW3... We aren't too far from another global war, it's been the longest term in official human existence within which we have lived in peace (I mean not total war, but other wars were always held all over the globe, many of which are unofficial)...

Odd alliances are being created between scientists, for example Germans seem to work with Japanese (Recently managed to teleport memory held within some sort of computerized circuit, some tiny one)

Also Russians seem to co-work with far-east, such as Syria...


I think it's quite plausible that WW3 comes within next 10 years if we keep walking this path...