"BLOCK THOSE PEOPLE" It sounds like some technically impaired lawyers think that napster can stop people from using their servers. yeah right. only some people, mostly on college campuses or those with cable modems, have static IP addresses. other than that, blocking IP's is out. block their account? it would take someone 5 seconds to sign up with a new account. even with static IP addresses... I'm at Penn State now, and will be gone for the summer in a few days. When I return in the fall, i will have a different IP assigned. blocking entire domains is a possibility, but not likely.
iSmell would have it's best uses on sites where smell is an important factor, like cooking sites, or restaurants. go to Call of the Doughnuts and get a wiff of yummy doughnuts. mmmm... or this? it could greatly enhance our internet viewing.
also, imagine sending your girlfriend an e-greeting that actually smelled like a Rose? I think that would be a great idea.
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"BLOCK THOSE PEOPLE" It sounds like some technically impaired lawyers think that napster can stop people from using their servers. yeah right. only some people, mostly on college campuses or those with cable modems, have static IP addresses. other than that, blocking IP's is out. block their account? it would take someone 5 seconds to sign up with a new account. even with static IP addresses... I'm at Penn State now, and will be gone for the summer in a few days. When I return in the fall, i will have a different IP assigned. blocking entire domains is a possibility, but not likely.
i dunno.... that lizard thing is kinda cool
iSmell would have it's best uses on sites where smell is an important factor, like cooking sites, or restaurants. go to Call of the Doughnuts and get a wiff of yummy doughnuts. mmmm... or this? it could greatly enhance our internet viewing.
also, imagine sending your girlfriend an e-greeting that actually smelled like a Rose? I think that would be a great idea.