bazıları hiç delirmezler.
ne korkunç hayat sürüyorlardır
allah bilir.
Charles Bukowski
hope you find any color you like..
Syd Barrett
Security policy is like a seatbelt. It will not protect you every time, but it is guaranteed to fail if you choose not to use it.
Matthew Rosenquist, Fortune Cookie advice for August.
Dan K. (via PaulDotCom Security Weekly - Episode 120)
he was just fourteen. (o_O)
It drives me nuts. Stupid questions like the “favorite” stuff - what am I five years old? I don’t have a f&*(&*ng favorite color you stupid POS website!!! And then there’s the “What street did you grow up on?” “What was your Math teacher’s name?” “What is your childhood pet’s name?” ********. I’d moved six times by the time I got to high school. I didn’t grow up on ONE street, nor did I have a SINGLE math teacher and I didn’t have a pet growing up!!! All these questions are so retarded. And frequently they make you choose a whole bunch of them…
A Different Approach to Password Reset, Roger’s Information Security Blog
Free will.
A certain amount of human ideology rests on the idea of free will. So the idea of the body just reacting to some responses outside of the brain is uncomfortable. But picture this. You’re in bed, it’s time to get up, yet you want to spend a few more minutes in bed. Your conscious mind is sending the signals for the body to get vertical, and yet at some point, probably between the thoughts of pending shower and commute to work, you get up. The final decision done by something unconscious, something you don’t really have control over. While your conscious mind can submit an application to this unknown organ and request something happening, the body movements and behavior are triggered by something that is still largely unknown for science.
