They build false fears in our minds and use cheap solution to tell us we are protected. But in the end we don't gain any real security while we lose our privacy at every step.
Today the highest life hazard are our cars. How much money is invested in road security?
It's not about being more or less stupid. I'm a man and as a man I do mistakes, but blaming someone else for my stupidity and getting reimbursed is wrong.
You fail to realize the true problem. It is not about Italians being unable to download stuff from the Net, but it's about Italian culture being unable to be shared with the world.
Internet is one of the biggest invention of humankind, censoring it so wrong on many levels.
2) Classifying large groups of people as 'stupid' is divisive and elitist
3) Labeling this behavior as 'stupid' implies both an acceptance of the inability to change it AND an implicit protection from the consequences of their behaviors
If you really do think a portion of the 'US of A' is 'stupid', please do us all a favor and stop saying so. You're only perpetuating the problem when the truth is the vast majority of adults are 'smart' enough to operate an intersection correctly.
Then explain me why do we need all this stupid disclaimers on everything? FFS, it looks like using common sense is too much of an effort.
So a new flow in the Netbios protocol, tell me something new.
Once we had a rogue router plugged in the network who was happily changing the DNS setting on the Windows workstations. Nothing else, just DNS settings.
This case alone should give nightmares to any Netbios administrator.
At least for once the P2P users are not blamed for excessive network usage.
Of course when we pointed out that the pirates were only the first one to encounter network bandwidth limitations we were told to buzz off and the whole net neutrality debate was pointless too.:/
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One question? Is there a really good supply of STRONG coffee and/or coca-cola available?
You need something to deprive your body from water and sleep? How long do you plan to live anyway?
Shit like this makes me wanna blow up Parliament
Remember, remember the 5th of November, the gun powder treason and plot. I know of no reason why the gun powder treason should ever be forgot.
They build false fears in our minds and use cheap solution to tell us we are protected. But in the end we don't gain any real security while we lose our privacy at every step.
Today the highest life hazard are our cars. How much money is invested in road security?
You mean like the Mexican drug cartel?
More then enough to Duck & Cover.
It does, but as a side effect you are unresponsive 80% of your time.
8% of my Windows code comes from Viruses.
Exactly my point, doing stupid things is a right in the USA.
Some people should get kicked in the nuts not awarded money by exploiting the law.
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It's not about being more or less stupid. I'm a man and as a man I do mistakes, but blaming someone else for my stupidity and getting reimbursed is wrong.
You fail to realize the true problem. It is not about Italians being unable to download stuff from the Net, but it's about Italian culture being unable to be shared with the world.
Internet is one of the biggest invention of humankind, censoring it so wrong on many levels.
All the country you have listed, France, Italy and UK are the most e-Fascist oriented in the EU.
This kind of comment is harmful on many levels...
1) Being 'stupid' is subjective.
2) Classifying large groups of people as 'stupid' is divisive and elitist
3) Labeling this behavior as 'stupid' implies both an acceptance of the inability to change it AND an implicit protection from the consequences of their behaviors
If you really do think a portion of the 'US of A' is 'stupid', please do us all a favor and stop saying so. You're only perpetuating the problem when the truth is the vast majority of adults are 'smart' enough to operate an intersection correctly.
Then explain me why do we need all this stupid disclaimers on everything? FFS, it looks like using common sense is too much of an effort.
It's apparently not an exclusive right of the US of A.
Sadly it's becoming a more important right then Internet access.
Being stupid is a right in the US of A.
So does writing, but no one is trying to ban it.
This stupid laws won't stop Italians from downloading. But it will limit the amount of stuff they can share with the rest of the world.
Italian culture will suffer from stupid laws like this.
So a new flow in the Netbios protocol, tell me something new.
Once we had a rogue router plugged in the network who was happily changing the DNS setting on the Windows workstations. Nothing else, just DNS settings.
This case alone should give nightmares to any Netbios administrator.
So, in order to avoid GW we just need to nuke Finland?
In the movies, in real life we get additional taxes.
When there is something to be solved we get a new tax. But hey, it's for the good of us all.
Why do you need water when you have Coca-Cola?
Then just create a dumb main story quest and add a gazillion side quests. Like Fallout for example.
We have class specialization so there is a reason to use tactics, if not, the game turns into a frag galore.
apt-get install wine :)
Add viruses to the list.
At least for once the P2P users are not blamed for excessive network usage.
:/
Of course when we pointed out that the pirates were only the first one to encounter network bandwidth limitations we were told to buzz off and the whole net neutrality debate was pointless too.
This will be something funny to see how it ends.
You buy something discounted by agreeing they can send you ads. Then you reinstall a hacked OS and filter the ads out.
I wonder if they can successfully sue you. Maybe in the US they can, but in the EU they don't have a fucking chance.