Yeah you should be able to legally run a torrent tracker by basically inserting something like the TPB interface as the references section of lorem ipsum.
Aha! Now is or isn't that a first post? It's there but it only links to the content of the first post, so it's not really a first post in itself! A perplexing conundrum!
They'll be surprised next time it happens too. Bitcoin crashes as often as a destructive kid's RC car.
The only useful way to use BitCoin might be to transfer funds anonymously. Buy some bitcoins, give them to a friend with instructions to SELLSELLSELLRIGHTFUCKINGNOW!, friend cashes bitcoins quick before the value takes a dump - money transferred. But don't waste electricity mining it, leave that for the suckers.
Okay so there's metal up there, now you have to set up a mine and a foundry on an asteroid. Let's imagine you can built everything once you get there, from precision bearings and electric motor components to specialized drill bits. Can you imagine the number of solar panels that would be needed to power this whole operation? A small nuclear reactor probably wouldn't be a much better deal in weight vs. energy. It would take such a long time to break even in materials launched from earth vs. materials mined from an asteroid that it would still be horrendously expensive.
What? The Internet is very hierarchical. The only reason the US government doesn't have sole control over DNS is national TLDs. Darknets that run on top of the Internet are another matter. That said, the only part of the Internet that actually needs any hierarchy is DNS.
I figured they'd been doing this for years, I was just waiting to see when they'd start setting up visible profiles automatically and saying "Join up to claim your profile now! Or let the information continue to flow completely uncontrolled..."
Canada has a state religion? That conflicts with the following map (where gray represents "no state religion") as well as the very content of the page you linked to.
Namecoin has a first-come-first-served system of domain ownership with no oversight. That means it will only ever be popular with Internet libertarians, because nobody else would want to touch such an anarchic hellhole. It would never ever be practical for business. Ever. And.onion is technically better so it's not even useful for uber-geek tinkering.
I am a highly skilled driver and I tried texting and driving once.
It was the most dangerous and stupid thing I ever did in a vehicle. I'll never do it again. Dialing a number and driving is quite nearly as bad. I suspect car stereos are pretty bad too but I never use them.
I can do a lot of things with cars that would make most of you shit yourselves, often while talking with a navigator, but I can't text and drive. So any average driver who confidently proclaims that they can do it is an absolute moron. A total brainless idiot. I'm not sure there's even hope for rehabilitation of someone so staggeringly stupid.
Then we should outlaw scenic routes. You are driving to get somewhere, not for scenery. Scenery is just a distractions.
Reminds me of one offroad rally I was on, I crested a hill with a great view of the jungle valley below with clouds floating below me and the ocean in the distance. I'm sure it was an awesome sight but I barely had time to flick a glance at it since I was driving flat-out on a crappy narrow road with the cliff with the breathtaking view on the left and trees on the right. I really wanted to look but it wouldn't have been safe.
But I'm amazed that Abu Dhabi and Dubai have such a high penetration of Blackberries in their country that the outage could actually make a difference in road safety statistics. That's just amazing to me.
What, you think they only have sand, camels and AK-47s? In terms of technology they're in the same ballpark as any first-world country.
I felt the same way for many years, the iPhone has only recently approached the level of functionality of my old Treo 650, and even then you can never write and compile apps on it.
I went from a candybar with a thumb keyboard to a slider and I thought it was a positive move. The landscape slider is the best layout possible for a phone IMO - you can get a widescreen the size of the whole device and a proper thumb keyboard at the same time. The only downside is that they're more fragile than a candybar and it adds some thickness (but with time that will become a non-issue).
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Yeah you should be able to legally run a torrent tracker by basically inserting something like the TPB interface as the references section of lorem ipsum.
Aha! Now is or isn't that a first post? It's there but it only links to the content of the first post, so it's not really a first post in itself! A perplexing conundrum!
Link to first postage
They'll be surprised next time it happens too. Bitcoin crashes as often as a destructive kid's RC car.
The only useful way to use BitCoin might be to transfer funds anonymously. Buy some bitcoins, give them to a friend with instructions to SELLSELLSELLRIGHTFUCKINGNOW!, friend cashes bitcoins quick before the value takes a dump - money transferred. But don't waste electricity mining it, leave that for the suckers.
1 fsckload = 1.21 Jiggawatts.
Okay so there's metal up there, now you have to set up a mine and a foundry on an asteroid. Let's imagine you can built everything once you get there, from precision bearings and electric motor components to specialized drill bits. Can you imagine the number of solar panels that would be needed to power this whole operation? A small nuclear reactor probably wouldn't be a much better deal in weight vs. energy. It would take such a long time to break even in materials launched from earth vs. materials mined from an asteroid that it would still be horrendously expensive.
Now that it's going to make a few rich fucks richer I see it as a good thing!
Most relaxing music:
Deadmau5 - Faxing Berlin, HR 8938 Cephei, Stop Dance, Clockwork
Anything by Bob Marley
Least Relaxing Music:
Yuzo Koshiro - Expander
Slipknot - The Blister Exists
Chimaira - Six
Mr. Oizo - Gay Dentists
What? The Internet is very hierarchical. The only reason the US government doesn't have sole control over DNS is national TLDs. Darknets that run on top of the Internet are another matter. That said, the only part of the Internet that actually needs any hierarchy is DNS.
Still sounds like a mix between a hoagie and a bagel.
Just jai- sorry, root the phone. Then you can do whatever you want.
I stand corrected :-P
Lemme guess, you're a patent examiner?
I figured they'd been doing this for years, I was just waiting to see when they'd start setting up visible profiles automatically and saying "Join up to claim your profile now! Or let the information continue to flow completely uncontrolled..."
Saudi Arabia, also nominally an ally of ours- and don't forget they just had one of the ambassadors of that country slain.
Tried. Allegedly. Not succeeded.
Canada has a state religion? That conflicts with the following map (where gray represents "no state religion") as well as the very content of the page you linked to.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Map_of_state_religions.svg
Agreed. GP should have said it has nothing to do with their particular state religion.
Namecoin has a first-come-first-served system of domain ownership with no oversight. That means it will only ever be popular with Internet libertarians, because nobody else would want to touch such an anarchic hellhole. It would never ever be practical for business. Ever. And .onion is technically better so it's not even useful for uber-geek tinkering.
I am a highly skilled driver and I tried texting and driving once.
It was the most dangerous and stupid thing I ever did in a vehicle. I'll never do it again. Dialing a number and driving is quite nearly as bad. I suspect car stereos are pretty bad too but I never use them.
I can do a lot of things with cars that would make most of you shit yourselves, often while talking with a navigator, but I can't text and drive. So any average driver who confidently proclaims that they can do it is an absolute moron. A total brainless idiot. I'm not sure there's even hope for rehabilitation of someone so staggeringly stupid.
This is the correct way to play instruments while on the road:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zxxM9EYQzY
Safety first!
Then we should outlaw scenic routes. You are driving to get somewhere, not for scenery. Scenery is just a distractions.
Reminds me of one offroad rally I was on, I crested a hill with a great view of the jungle valley below with clouds floating below me and the ocean in the distance. I'm sure it was an awesome sight but I barely had time to flick a glance at it since I was driving flat-out on a crappy narrow road with the cliff with the breathtaking view on the left and trees on the right. I really wanted to look but it wouldn't have been safe.
But I'm amazed that Abu Dhabi and Dubai have such a high penetration of Blackberries in their country that the outage could actually make a difference in road safety statistics. That's just amazing to me.
What, you think they only have sand, camels and AK-47s? In terms of technology they're in the same ballpark as any first-world country.
I only mentioned PDF as an example. Of course multi-format is the way to go.
I felt the same way for many years, the iPhone has only recently approached the level of functionality of my old Treo 650, and even then you can never write and compile apps on it.
I went from a candybar with a thumb keyboard to a slider and I thought it was a positive move. The landscape slider is the best layout possible for a phone IMO - you can get a widescreen the size of the whole device and a proper thumb keyboard at the same time. The only downside is that they're more fragile than a candybar and it adds some thickness (but with time that will become a non-issue).
Good point, once Amazon has enough market power they'll probably start requiring exclusivity in their contracts :-(