...like those coming from large, 150,000 (or more) watt commercial FM transmitters? Or from aircraft guidance systems? Or emergency repeaters? I guess they all gotta go too...
Well, if there is too much worry about privacy, what's stopping anyone from forwarding the work phone to the personal cell phone? Then nobody will be able to tell that you're at the local LUG meeting or strip joint...
I doubt it would make much difference at all. I mean, look how much mass we've lost, sending crap into space. I think our real concern should be about Klingons blowing up our unmanned probes...
When a telemarketer calls you, tell them the truth. "Yes, I'd love to hear your sales pitch, however my time is rather valuable. I'll listen to your pitch for a fee of $25 for the first minute, and $15 for every minute thereafter. Credit card number please?" I've used this on several occassions. It's quite gratifying to hear the telemarketers stammer in confusion for a change...
True enough. But what if the Pentagon locates some sensitive information on a public server residing in Upper Sobobia? What are they going to do about it? Just walk right in uninvited?
...does the Pentagon or the US in general have to read data from other sovereign nations? And if they did find something outside their borders, what are they supposed to do with (or about) it? Invade every suspect country?
So, being Canadian, am I to assume that this levy makes my MP3 collection 'legal', since I have paid something (the levy) for my MP3's to an official agency (the government)? If so, levy away!
If I recall correctly, when Marty went back to the 50's, Dr. Brown had quite the spread. Large house, bit of property, etc. In the 'present' (1985) he only had the garage, and there was a Burger King behind it. There was reference in the movie to the doctor's estate burning down. Perhaps he did this for insurance money, and then sold the land to a mega corp for more profit, enabling him to continue his research...
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Exactly. If we can communicate with it, we can hack it. I wonder if it's interested in some v1agra...
People won't give them a second glance. Until they can't get their coffee...
^ ;)
...it takes for a server to get slashdotted...
But the clod cars weren't insensitive enough...
...my toaster cracks SETI blocks... ;)
Great! I can stack them next to my AOL CD's and see which pile wins...
...like those coming from large, 150,000 (or more) watt commercial FM transmitters? Or from aircraft guidance systems? Or emergency repeaters? I guess they all gotta go too...
A company building something that lots of us have been building for years. I guess all the WinSheep will love it though...
Well, if there is too much worry about privacy, what's stopping anyone from forwarding the work phone to the personal cell phone? Then nobody will be able to tell that you're at the local LUG meeting or strip joint...
I only have one eye you insensitive clod!
(but I have a really nice disability pension...)
...we change the term to 'freedom mail'...
...store managers or corporate execs are going to get upset if I use my own lead lined shopping cart from now on...
...that they haven't discovered all the people put on Mars by Alternative 3... ;)
I doubt it would make much difference at all. I mean, look how much mass we've lost, sending crap into space. I think our real concern should be about Klingons blowing up our unmanned probes...
When a telemarketer calls you, tell them the truth. "Yes, I'd love to hear your sales pitch, however my time is rather valuable. I'll listen to your pitch for a fee of $25 for the first minute, and $15 for every minute thereafter. Credit card number please?"
I've used this on several occassions. It's quite gratifying to hear the telemarketers stammer in confusion for a change...
True enough. But what if the Pentagon locates some sensitive information on a public server residing in Upper Sobobia? What are they going to do about it? Just walk right in uninvited?
...does the Pentagon or the US in general have to read data from other sovereign nations? And if they did find something outside their borders, what are they supposed to do with (or about) it? Invade every suspect country?
So, being Canadian, am I to assume that this levy makes my MP3 collection 'legal', since I have paid something (the levy) for my MP3's to an official agency (the government)? If so, levy away!
I said the new hard drives ARE MUCH QUIETER!
If Battlemechs(TM) will be much farther off...
And to make it really stealthy, put clear Chrsitmas lights all over it...
If I recall correctly, when Marty went back to the 50's, Dr. Brown had quite the spread. Large house, bit of property, etc. In the 'present' (1985) he only had the garage, and there was a Burger King behind it. There was reference in the movie to the doctor's estate burning down. Perhaps he did this for insurance money, and then sold the land to a mega corp for more profit, enabling him to continue his research...
Now maybe I can sleep at night!
CBDTPA? Isn't that what came out of Bill the Cat's mouth all the time? Ack!