The malicious code not only negates the effectiveness of Vista's Address Space Layout Randomization and Data Execution Prevention technologies, which respectively randomize the location of some code in memory and prevent executing code from outside a certain memory space, but specifically abuses their behavior to ensure an attack gets through.
When haggling is possible, I decide the price I want to pay for an item and then place that amount of money in the seller’s hand. If they do not agree to the price I ask for my money back. They almost always would rather keep the money in their hand then the item.
— Posted by Valpey
One technique I saw demonstrated lately was to repeatedly gesture with one hand while talking about unquestionably negative things, and the other hand for clearly positive things. ‘Weighting’ the hands in this way allows you to influence further conversation by simply moving one hand or the other. It’s a neat trick.
— Posted by LL
I prefer to wave my hand by someone’s face once and say: “These are not the droids you are looking for.” It doesn’t always work but I often at least get a chuckle.
— Posted by JC
