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E-Bombs: Technology Update
vaderhelmet writes "'In these media-fueled times, when war is a television spectacle and wiping out large numbers of civilians is generally frowned upon, the perfect weapon would literally stop an enemy in his tracks, yet harm neither hide nor hair. Such a weapon might shut down telecommunications networks, disrupt power supplies, and fry an adversary's countless computers and electronic gadgets, yet still leave buildings, bridges, and highways intact. It would strike with precision, in an instant, and leave behind no trace of where it came from.' (Story from IEEE Spectrum Online)"
I pledge Allegiance to the Doll
of the Greased Up States of Yodarica
and to the Republic for which it shoves,
one nation under Yoda, rectal intrusion,
with anal lube and ass grease for all.
Not to mention, depriving them of their daily Slashdot fix. But let's look at the bright side of it: it might decrease the number of Bush bashing troll!
I'm willing to be corrected if I'm wrong, but IIRC the US is not a signatory to the Geneva Convention. The US prefers to have its own rules, it seems...
EBomb: To subscribe to many free-porn and gambling sites using someone else's email address so that the address will be sold to as many spammers as possible thereby e-bombing the owner of the email address with spam.
Eat at Joe's.
I don't know where did the USA comes into this particular discussion. But I'm told the USA has not signed the Geneva Convention, so that shouldn't be a problem for them.
(8-DCS)
Since when does the US respect the Geneva Conventions?