In the spirit of the season you should
send links to Jesus
Dressup out to your loved ones. It's free[1] and really makes one
appreciate the holiday spirit.. or something like that.
CB doesn't have the visual impact of the net. Take the following exchance:
CB Prankster on 19 "Breaker one-nine" CB Victim on 19 "go ahead" CB Prankster on 19 "Hey good buddy, check out channel 17!" CD Victim on 19 "OK.. *click click*" CD Victim on 17 "Hi" CB Prankster Accomplice on 17 "Ha ha! I'm pulling my ass open!" CD Victim on 17 "Oh dammit, fell for that again.."
Indeed. In 1982 I had a BBS running on an Apple ][+ with 2x 143K floppies. In '84 I bought a 10 MB hard drive for the BBS and thought "Holy moly.. I'll never fill this up.."
Anyone who is a frequent reader of these pages knows of my
obsession
I'm sure they're both aware,
yes.
anyhow.. 802.11b MP3 players? Very cool, however the
product page doesn't mention encryption, does this leave the product
open to lawsuits by RIAA for transmitting the music where a neighbour
could potentially snag it?
I've played Quake[123] mods and Half Life mods, but IMHO nothing beats Thief and Thief 2 fan missions. The Thief series is the only game I've never had absent from any of my gaming PCs. (Doom and ROTT are close:))
1. How do you know it was downloaded thousands of time?
He was walking down the street, listening to his iPod, just minding his own business. Then some girl iPod jacked him where he heard his own music which only sold 2 copies.
Why should any of those people (or things) be immune from legal action simply for the reasons listed.
Let's see:
# A 4 year old Eskimo girl. (she's disconnected in an igloo)
# A parapalegic with Tourettes. (may or may not be connected, you have me there)
# 97 year old twin sisters who still listen to their tube powered RCA radio. (the radio is their only source of music)
# A man who has been in a coma since 1972. (he can't download obviously)
# The Vatican. (not a person)
# That crazy guy outside my office who plays a harmonica. (he's a homeless nutbar who can't afford a bath let alone broadband)
# The estate of J. Edgar Hoover. (been dead for ages, long befroe P2P)
# Some T-Rex fossils in the NY Museum of Natural History. (this should be obvious)
# Antarctica. (ditto)
Jobs has APPROPRIATED free software for his own personal enrichment
Damn me for replying to trolls but..
Apple has used BSD licensed code within the BSD license. Actually, the fact that they return code back to the open source community goes beyond the terms of the BSD license.
If I just look at "hot_nekkid_chicks.sh" in Mutt I would only see the script. Just looking at these things in Outlook lets them run. With mutt I would have to save the script, chmod it +x, then run it.
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192 nations are involved in the effort to set some ground rules for the Internet
I hope Nigeria doesn't have any sort of veto power at this summit.
I'm with you on this one, the IIci was a great machine.
Each side has spent bucketloads of money and all the judge could come up with so far is "Shit or get off the pot."
Fabulous.
Don't block the exit doors, the smarter employees will need out somehow.
No gimmick.
I'm just happen to be having a great evening and though I'd do something weird. Hell, it is only $20 bucks (or ~$829872CA to me).
Of all people, why the hell you...
Well, a deal's a deal: A WINNN-AAAHHHHHHH
No bullshit
$20(US) gift certificate for Amazon to the first non-AC who replies publically to this message.
For proof throw me an.. MD5 hash of a string of at least 20 characters then email me the hash. That or a PGP message, whatever.
Mod me to hell, you happy lads, but where in Hades is THIEF 3?!?!!?
In the spirit of the season you should send links to Jesus Dressup out to your loved ones. It's free[1] and really makes one appreciate the holiday spirit.. or something like that.
[1] Nails not included
CB doesn't have the visual impact of the net. Take the following exchance:
CB Prankster on 19 "Breaker one-nine"
CB Victim on 19 "go ahead"
CB Prankster on 19 "Hey good buddy, check out channel 17!"
CD Victim on 19 "OK.. *click click*"
CD Victim on 17 "Hi"
CB Prankster Accomplice on 17 "Ha ha! I'm pulling my ass open!"
CD Victim on 17 "Oh dammit, fell for that again.."
I have this thing for The Man..
Indeed. In 1982 I had a BBS running on an Apple ][+ with 2x 143K floppies. In '84 I bought a 10 MB hard drive for the BBS and thought "Holy moly.. I'll never fill this up.."
640K is enough for anyone. (that one was easy)
This Internet thing is a fad.
No one will want to look at a man stretching his bottom wide open.
Anyone who is a frequent reader of these pages knows of my obsession
I'm sure they're both aware, yes.
anyhow.. 802.11b MP3 players? Very cool, however the product page doesn't mention encryption, does this leave the product open to lawsuits by RIAA for transmitting the music where a neighbour could potentially snag it?
How did they reanimate the corpse of Lorne Greene for this new series?
I've played Quake[123] mods and Half Life mods, but IMHO nothing beats Thief and Thief 2 fan missions. The Thief series is the only game I've never had absent from any of my gaming PCs. (Doom and ROTT are close
You guys are tarded.
Actually, we were tarded once. Liked is to much we're now re-tarded. Welcome to slashdot!
1. How do you know it was downloaded thousands of time?
He was walking down the street, listening to his iPod, just minding his own business. Then some girl iPod jacked him where he heard his own music which only sold 2 copies.
And just what the hell do you think a record contract is?
It's a business contract, there is no implied employee-employer relationship.
Why should any of those people (or things) be immune from legal action simply for the reasons listed.
Let's see:
# A 4 year old Eskimo girl. (she's disconnected in an igloo)
# A parapalegic with Tourettes. (may or may not be connected, you have me there)
# 97 year old twin sisters who still listen to their tube powered RCA radio. (the radio is their only source of music)
# A man who has been in a coma since 1972. (he can't download obviously)
# The Vatican. (not a person)
# That crazy guy outside my office who plays a harmonica. (he's a homeless nutbar who can't afford a bath let alone broadband)
# The estate of J. Edgar Hoover. (been dead for ages, long befroe P2P)
# Some T-Rex fossils in the NY Museum of Natural History. (this should be obvious)
# Antarctica. (ditto)
Ok, so you may have me on the parapalegic..
If their previous lawsuits are any indication we'll see them suing:
A 4 year old Eskimo girl.
A parapalegic with Tourettes.
97 year old twin sisters who still listen to their tube powered RCA radio.
A man who has been in a coma since 1972.
The Vatican.
That crazy guy outside my office who plays a harmonica.
The estate of J. Edgar Hoover.
Some T-Rex fossils in the NY Museum of Natural History.
Antarctica.
Jobs has APPROPRIATED free software for his own personal enrichment
Damn me for replying to trolls but..
Apple has used BSD licensed code within the BSD license. Actually, the fact that they return code back to the open source community goes beyond the terms of the BSD license.
Yes, I know a lot of what I write makes it sound like my tinfoil hat is loose but hear me out:
IronPort buys SpamCop
Worms hammer anti-spam sites
Because IronPort is now "spammer friendly", SpamCop doesn't suffer these DDoS attacks.
SpamCop's for-fee competition and free lists are ran off the net by IronPort supporters.
Not suprisingly, IronPort's products don't block mail from their customers.
IronPort and it's spammer customers profit.
Gee, and it's just out in time for Christmas. What a coincidence. No wonder they didn't have time to get their facts straight, December was coming.
Ah, then the article was wrong. Thanks for clarifying that. I was basing my "click and run" theme on what the linked-to article said, thanks.
If I just look at "hot_nekkid_chicks.sh" in Mutt I would only see the script. Just looking at these things in Outlook lets them run. With mutt I would have to save the script, chmod it +x, then run it.
Which is safer?