As long as Australia passes this it won't matter if the U.S. government is left or right. The NSA just needs to route the world's traffic through Australia then ask the ASIO to share the information because the NSA doesn't give a shit what type of government exists...it's run by the military. So this will be easy, thanks Australia!
This kind of reminds me of Japanese efficiency--so efficient that it's no longer efficient. For example, instead of making something better/more efficient by starting from scratch you make it better/more efficient by adding to it. Processes and procedures in the work place are exactly like this. You can NEVER do something a different way than the way it's already being done...that's just preposterous. You have to "refine" it to make it better/more efficient.
You'd really have to live and work here to know what I mean.
Encryption can't hide your source and destination IPs though, so if you're connecting to the lolita-manga website they'll still know that. However, encryption AND an anonymous proxy out there will do the trick.
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And it's all driven by the infinite improbability drive.
Sounds like Nagle's algotrithm has popped it's head up again. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki...
As long as Australia passes this it won't matter if the U.S. government is left or right. The NSA just needs to route the world's traffic through Australia then ask the ASIO to share the information because the NSA doesn't give a shit what type of government exists...it's run by the military. So this will be easy, thanks Australia!
If only I had mod points
It's still bullshit because anybody can go on there and rate whatever they want. It's not a real chart of sold items but a popularity contest.
by A.E. van Vogt and E. Mayne Hull
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DunkIVvjZc9Y&v=unkIVvjZc9Y&gl=JP
Probably, only the third amendment has truly withstood the test of time.
http://spamlinks.net/prevent-secure-backscatter-fake.htm
Possibly the end of carrying physical money though.
Me too...but I was busy so I missed it. Can somebody out there provide a breakdown of events?
"The Net" and IP address 23.75.345.200
It's because Hotfile.com and ISOhunt.com are both hosted in Canada
He probably logged into his newly created Yahoo accounts from somewhere else besides through his neighbor's WAP. At that point it's easy to track.
Well, it is 42 after all.
Mayan long count is 12.19.17.13.17. Not so interesting really since we still have 803 Kin left before the end of the world.
Hey we're all responsible for filling the water coolers in my office you insensitive clod!
This kind of reminds me of Japanese efficiency--so efficient that it's no longer efficient. For example, instead of making something better/more efficient by starting from scratch you make it better/more efficient by adding to it. Processes and procedures in the work place are exactly like this. You can NEVER do something a different way than the way it's already being done...that's just preposterous. You have to "refine" it to make it better/more efficient.
You'd really have to live and work here to know what I mean.
No true Scotsman would believe such nonsense.
I know, I'm buying TWO! Just imagine the savings.
Let's just look at his rank in the picture and realize he's an E-3 (at least when the picture was taken).
Can somebody please point out this apparent "little-known" clause to the Communications Act of 1934 that was inserted during January of 1942.
You might be able to find it in the Communications Act of 1934 as amended or the Telecommunications Act of 1996.
I'm too lazy to look myself. Thanks.
Encryption can't hide your source and destination IPs though, so if you're connecting to the lolita-manga website they'll still know that. However, encryption AND an anonymous proxy out there will do the trick.
Yeah, but the data that can be explained is not the true data.
Who is John Galt?