But remember this is Google. If the authorities order them to freeze/delete the account, no doubt they will comply, just like all the other big shots in this business
The key innovation in Telex is that it uses "stations" installed at ISPs to recognize and reroute specially tagged requests from clients trying to reach censored sites.
Oh, right... We can fully expect our friendly ISPs to go along with this nice, convenient fully centralized 'service'... Pleeeze
Way to misunderstand.. If we're so 'advanced' we shouldn't be acting the same way our 'savage' ancestors, which, unfortunately we are. See, what you're not getting is that I'm not criticizing the ancestors as much as our exact same behavior and bigotry and prejudices. I really dig the way you stand so tall for American authoritarianism while knocking everybody else's. There's an 'ism' you suffer from. I can't quite pin it down, but it is pretty "rad", as the kids used to say.
Heh, I actually agree with that, but ultimately there will be war between the space people and the earth people, exactly in the same fashion that we make war against our African/Middle East ancestors.
In only 14 years from now? I highly doubt it. Besides being a dumb idea, the US can't even put a man into earth orbit anymore. What makes anybody think they'll be sending anybody into deep space any time soon? Unless it's part of the war effort, it just ain't gonna happen
"vertical? horizontal? understandable, reasonable?? Ya right..
It's a bunch of circular gibberish designed as welfare for lawyers and bureaucrats who don't understand any of it either, but will make millions arguing about it in front of a guy who dresses funny, and might even wear one of those white wigs. I cannot for the life of me understand how we give these people any kind of credibility, much less actual authority.. Ultimately we will devolve into the age of bureaucracy when nothing else is left.
Or maybe the joke just went my head, again.. as your write up there was pretty impressive:-)
Six police from Houston's anti-gang task raid the home of Pedro Oregon Navarro. Officers storm his bedroom, where Navarro awakes, startled and frightened, and reaches for his gun. Police open fire and shoot Navarro twelve times, killing him. His gun was never fired. Police found no drugs or evidence of drug use or sale in Navarro's home.
Police obtained Navarro's address after pulling over a car of three men, one of whom they arrested for public intoxication. Already on probation, the suspect offered a "tip" on a nearby drug dealer in exchange for his release. Police agreed to the bargain, and obtained Navarro's address from the suspect.
The officers who shot Navarro were fired. Only one was charged. A jury took about an hour to acquit him of misdemeanor criminal trespass. In August of 2005, two of them applied for reinstatement, adding that they'd hoped to be 'vindicated' of the Navarro shooting.
Sources:
Tim Lynch, "Another Drug War Casualty," Cato Daily Commentary, Cato Institute, November 30, 1998.
Steve Brewer, "Officer Cleared in Oregon Case," Houston Chronicle, March 26, 1999.
"2 ex-officers hoping to be 'vindicated'; Pair fired after Oregon shooting seek reinstatement," Houston Chronicle, August 25, 2005, p. B4.
Yes, I'm sure the founders had very high ideals of liberty and freedom for the natives of the land they occupied.. "Oh, and by the way, domine domine domine, you're all Catholics now."
...you're using the pretense of knowledge to cover your ideology.
Two way street if there ever was one... but with only one lane apparently
Yes, and I disagree. It looked like it was under full control the whole time. The descent to and roll on the floor was intentional. Cameras mounted near the edge will have a better view. Also, mounting the internals with springs or whatever will make it even more crash-worthy. This is the first prototype of its kind. You're way off base here. It's like saying the Wright Brothers first flying machine won't amount to anything.
Slashdot Mirror
And we're singling out the Chinese, why exactly? Are all the world's governments outsourcing this type of work to China? Maybe Murdoch should have..
...what would the world be like if people were actually held responsible for their actions and were not able to do things anonymously....
Yes, it does make you wonder
Why would you doubt it? Bin Laden worked for the CIA, right up to his "death"
For some reason, that word scares me..
But remember this is Google. If the authorities order them to freeze/delete the account, no doubt they will comply, just like all the other big shots in this business
We don't need no steenking warrant, man
Well, yeah, ultimately that would be true.
What about Rome? Looks to me like it's still doing okay. Don't always consider a divestiture as a loss. The empire will bring safe and secure society
We have been suffering the age of austerity for over 30 years. What's coming is the "new" age of barbarity.
How do you know Neanderthals were genetically inferior?
Maybe because there's not too many of them around anymore. Or maybe they were just completely assimilated
As state-level censorship continues to grow..
FTA: Widespread ISP deployment might require incentives from governments.
Can you see the little flaw in this whole concept yet?
The key innovation in Telex is that it uses "stations" installed at ISPs to recognize and reroute specially tagged requests from clients trying to reach censored sites.
Oh, right... We can fully expect our friendly ISPs to go along with this nice, convenient fully centralized 'service'... Pleeeze
They are bankrupting Hollywood
FORK DNS!
I can't think of a better thing for the internet at large.. for now
It's always best to "uuuse the source" Second hand news is just so.. ordinary
:-) Nice try, but needs more effort
Way to misunderstand.. If we're so 'advanced' we shouldn't be acting the same way our 'savage' ancestors, which, unfortunately we are. See, what you're not getting is that I'm not criticizing the ancestors as much as our exact same behavior and bigotry and prejudices. I really dig the way you stand so tall for American authoritarianism while knocking everybody else's. There's an 'ism' you suffer from. I can't quite pin it down, but it is pretty "rad", as the kids used to say.
Patriotism has no place in science.
Heh, I actually agree with that, but ultimately there will be war between the space people and the earth people, exactly in the same fashion that we make war against our African/Middle East ancestors.
Mutiny on the Skylab
In only 14 years from now? I highly doubt it. Besides being a dumb idea, the US can't even put a man into earth orbit anymore. What makes anybody think they'll be sending anybody into deep space any time soon? Unless it's part of the war effort, it just ain't gonna happen
"vertical? horizontal? understandable, reasonable?? Ya right..
It's a bunch of circular gibberish designed as welfare for lawyers and bureaucrats who don't understand any of it either, but will make millions arguing about it in front of a guy who dresses funny, and might even wear one of those white wigs. I cannot for the life of me understand how we give these people any kind of credibility, much less actual authority.. Ultimately we will devolve into the age of bureaucracy when nothing else is left.
Or maybe the joke just went my head, again.. as your write up there was pretty impressive :-)
Nice diversion there - *golf clap*
I'm afraid that with today's setup, there's always a link.. And the authorities aren't really concerned if they get the right guy either
July 12, 1998 - TX
Six police from Houston's anti-gang task raid the home of Pedro Oregon Navarro. Officers storm his bedroom, where Navarro awakes, startled and frightened, and reaches for his gun. Police open fire and shoot Navarro twelve times, killing him. His gun was never fired. Police found no drugs or evidence of drug use or sale in Navarro's home.
Police obtained Navarro's address after pulling over a car of three men, one of whom they arrested for public intoxication. Already on probation, the suspect offered a "tip" on a nearby drug dealer in exchange for his release. Police agreed to the bargain, and obtained Navarro's address from the suspect.
The officers who shot Navarro were fired. Only one was charged. A jury took about an hour to acquit him of misdemeanor criminal trespass. In August of 2005, two of them applied for reinstatement, adding that they'd hoped to be 'vindicated' of the Navarro shooting.
Sources:
Tim Lynch, "Another Drug War Casualty," Cato Daily Commentary, Cato Institute, November 30, 1998.
Steve Brewer, "Officer Cleared in Oregon Case," Houston Chronicle, March 26, 1999.
"2 ex-officers hoping to be 'vindicated'; Pair fired after Oregon shooting seek reinstatement," Houston Chronicle, August 25, 2005, p. B4.
Yes, I'm sure the founders had very high ideals of liberty and freedom for the natives of the land they occupied.. "Oh, and by the way, domine domine domine, you're all Catholics now."
Two way street if there ever was one... but with only one lane apparently
...deliberately hide their... identities
Ah yes
of course not
absolutely.. I'm sure these people are completely innocent
moi? jamais!
Yes, and I disagree. It looked like it was under full control the whole time. The descent to and roll on the floor was intentional. Cameras mounted near the edge will have a better view. Also, mounting the internals with springs or whatever will make it even more crash-worthy. This is the first prototype of its kind. You're way off base here. It's like saying the Wright Brothers first flying machine won't amount to anything.
Well, if this "huge sea change in the culture" were ever to occur, you would hardly need a revolution, not of the violent kind anyway.