I've translated some of the terms of use, see below.
Door uw gegevens aan de E-mailgids toe te voegen, gaat u ermee akkoord dat deze via de E-mailgids te vinden zullen zijn.
By adding your data to the E-mailguide, you agree this data will be searchable through E-Mailguide.
De gegevens in de E-mailgids mogen uitsluitend worden gebruikt voor het verzenden van enkelvoudige berichten. Het gelijktijdig verzenden van al dan niet commerciële berichten aan meer dan een adres - mailingen - is expliciet niet toegestaan, zulks op straffe van een dwangsom van Hfl. 1000,- per overtreding, waarbij elk bericht in een geconstateerde mailing als een individuele overtreding gezien zal worden.
The data in the E-mailguide can exclusively be used for sending single messages. Sending multiple messages of either a commercial nature, or not, to more than one address (mailing), is explicitly forbidden, punishable by the sum of 1000 guilders per violation, where each message in an acknowledged mailing will be seen as an individual violation.
Ook is het niet toegestaan om gegevens uit de E-mailgids over te nemen in andere gegevensverzamelingen, tenzij voor eigen gebruik. Middels een aantal controle-adressen in de E-mailgids zal toezicht worden gehouden op het naleven van deze voorwaarden. Overtreders zullen binnen en buiten rechte worden vervolgd.
It is also forbibben to transfer data from E-mailguide into other databases, except for personal use. By use of a number of control-addresses in E-mailguide, adherence to these rules will be checked. Violators will be procecuted within and without the law.
The von Hippels have also compiled a long list of animals that could benefit should Viagra ever be made available in Africa, including baboons, gorillas, chimpanzees and spotted hyenas.
Hm, you probably wouldn't want to meet a gorilla on viagra...
Ofcourse, if they start giving viagra to wildebeest, would they have to be renamed to gnu/horny?
I saw this on tomorrow's world (BBC TV) years ago, it must have been the early 90's... They were demonstrated on people in africa too, so this story is really really old.
What was your personal favorite episode of the Original Star Trek series and why?
Oh, please. He's probably been asked this question a billion times. He'll probably give you some bullsh*t answer just because he's sick of it.
Well, "Devil In The Dark" seems to be his favourite episode. I don't know how the original message got modded up so high, the question is rather redundant. Even a quick google search could give you this answer.
Yeah... you wouldn't want to pay a few cents more for your mail to get rid of all this garbage. After all, there's probably a spot somewhere that isnt a landfill yet.
How long does it take for a cd to dissolve anyway?
There are a slew of others. Samsung, fujitsu, lg, quantum. And they all make decent products.
Quantum was gobbled up by Maxtor, i believe... And for Fujitsu...
Anyway, i haven't had many harddisks fail on me, the last one was a 8GB seagate, which failed after 2 years of use and got replaced without any problems.
Most of the smaller harddisks i have still work, they range from 20MB-1.2GB and are of different vendors.
There was a guy on IRC just yesterday, presented the channel his resume...
Interests and activities:
System level programming, networks, viruses, hacking, mail bombing, mail faking, Denial of service, password cracking, trojans, software reverse engineering.
Nope. It's hidden somewhere in the EULA for XP SP1.
By clicking this, you agree to do MS Community Service for the period of 1 year. This includes so called "trolling" on "slashdot" and shouting your mouth off in channel "#Debian" on irc.openpro^K^K^K^K^K^K^K^K^K^Kfreenode.net
DALNet has just had a bad period of DDoS attacks, a couple of servers still haven't rejoined. The attacks resolved themselves within about a week, when the IP for irc.dal.net was changed to 127.0.0.1, which turned the attacks on the kiddies themselves (quite hilarious).
By the way, most of the attacks seem to be coming from universities like Harvard, Emory, etc... You'd think they would have something better to do with their time.
The balls open in the middle and are expected to cost ¥5,000 when they ship.
5000 yen is about $41.50, are you sure you didnt miss a zero there?
New Jersey should enact a "Smart People" law???
They already have enough "wise guys" there... and they all own guns.
So eh, ssssshhh... capiche?
Europe didn't spend the 50s,60s and 70s installing a cable TV network, it went straight from terrestrial to Satellite.
I don't know where you're from, but here in the Netherlands, cable-tv has a coverage of 98% or more in all homes.
Still, DSL is getting more and more popular, because the cable providers (like Casema and UPC) are simply offering a godawful excuse for service.
I've translated some of the terms of use, see below.
Door uw gegevens aan de E-mailgids toe te voegen, gaat
u ermee akkoord dat deze via de E-mailgids te vinden zullen
zijn.
By adding your data to the E-mailguide, you agree this data
will be searchable through E-Mailguide.
De gegevens in de E-mailgids mogen uitsluitend worden
gebruikt voor het verzenden van enkelvoudige berichten. Het
gelijktijdig verzenden van al dan niet commerciële
berichten aan meer dan een adres - mailingen - is expliciet
niet toegestaan, zulks op straffe van een dwangsom van Hfl.
1000,- per overtreding, waarbij elk bericht in een
geconstateerde mailing als een individuele overtreding
gezien zal worden.
The data in the E-mailguide can exclusively be used for
sending single messages. Sending multiple messages of
either a commercial nature, or not, to more than one
address (mailing), is explicitly forbidden, punishable by
the sum of 1000 guilders per violation, where each message
in an acknowledged mailing will be seen as an individual
violation.
Ook is het niet toegestaan om gegevens uit de
E-mailgids over te nemen in andere gegevensverzamelingen,
tenzij voor eigen gebruik. Middels een aantal
controle-adressen in de E-mailgids zal toezicht worden
gehouden op het naleven van deze voorwaarden. Overtreders
zullen binnen en buiten rechte worden vervolgd.
It is also forbibben to transfer data from E-mailguide into
other databases, except for personal use. By use of a
number of control-addresses in E-mailguide, adherence to
these rules will be checked. Violators will be procecuted
within and without the law.
The von Hippels have also compiled a long list of animals that could benefit should Viagra ever be made available in Africa, including baboons, gorillas, chimpanzees and spotted hyenas.
Hm, you probably wouldn't want to meet a gorilla on viagra...
Ofcourse, if they start giving viagra to wildebeest, would they have to be renamed to gnu/horny?
I wonder how this compares to other 52x drives out there like the LiteOn 52x24x52?
It's probably the same drive, rebranded as Asus.
I saw this on tomorrow's world (BBC TV) years ago, it must have been the early 90's...
They were demonstrated on people in africa too, so this story is really really old.
... by banning partisan political advertising on TV, in newspapers and on the radio.
Then again, Swiss democracy is 500 years older than American democracy.
Yeah, it would have sucked if the swiss had abused radio and tv in the 1300's.
(Or ye olde magic tube, like it was called back in those days)
The Washington Post is reporting on an apparently credible project to create a simple life form in a petri dish.
They should try a fridge instead. Last week i looked in there and i swear something jumped at me!
I wish stars like this could have a more exciting name than GRO J1655-40 though.
Yeah, J1655 is such a jerky middle name!
What was your personal favorite episode of the Original Star Trek series and why?
Oh, please. He's probably been asked this question a billion times. He'll probably give you some bullsh*t answer just because he's sick of it.
Well, "Devil In The Dark" seems to be his favourite episode. I don't know how the original message got modded up so high, the question is rather redundant. Even a quick google search could give you this answer.
i only wonder if the taxes actually will help lower the pollution to the environment.
No. It ends up in the government's general spending pot. It's just another meaningless tax which is not being used what's it supposed to be used for.
Yahoo has the news about the new P4 who will run at nothing less than 3.06mhz.
Does it at least have a turbo switch?
Yeah... you wouldn't want to pay a few cents more for your mail to get rid of all this garbage.
After all, there's probably a spot somewhere that isnt a landfill yet.
How long does it take for a cd to dissolve anyway?
There are a slew of others. Samsung, fujitsu , lg, quantum. And they all make decent products.
Quantum was gobbled up by Maxtor, i believe...
And for Fujitsu...
Anyway, i haven't had many harddisks fail on me, the last one was a 8GB seagate, which failed after 2 years of use and got replaced without any problems.
Most of the smaller harddisks i have still work, they range from 20MB-1.2GB and are of different vendors.
A modified version of this same kind of rocket will be used to carry cosmonauts to the ISS later this month
Lance Bass still wants to go, right?
3) Profit
4) Prison
the "Slashdot Effect" DOS did not make the top 20.
Yeah, and neither did "driving over the webserver with a pickup truck". Who'd have thought?
It's about security vulnerabilities anyway, not brute force denial of service attacks.....
I wonder what their server's harddisk temperature is right now... did they actually post this to slashdot on purpose?
There was a guy on IRC just yesterday, presented the channel his resume...
Interests and activities:
System level programming, networks, viruses, hacking, mail bombing, mail faking, Denial of service, password cracking, trojans, software reverse engineering.
I mean, dude!
The sad thing is, he was serious about it.
If I worked there, I'd organize all of the programmers to go work downstairs in the posh lobby and tell the management to fuck themselves.
Or you could..... set the building on fire...
I believe you have my stapler.
Nope. It's hidden somewhere in the EULA for XP SP1.
By clicking this, you agree to do MS Community Service for the period of 1 year.
This includes so called "trolling" on "slashdot" and shouting your mouth off in channel "#Debian" on irc.openpro^K^K^K^K^K^K^K^K^K^Kfreenode.net
DALNet has just had a bad period of DDoS attacks, a couple of servers still haven't rejoined.
The attacks resolved themselves within about a week, when the IP for irc.dal.net was changed to 127.0.0.1, which turned the attacks on the kiddies themselves (quite hilarious).
By the way, most of the attacks seem to be coming from universities like Harvard, Emory, etc... You'd think they would have something better to do with their time.
...but will the Moon get a passenger airbag?
* Imagine a beowulf cluster of washing machines!
* Someone slashdotted my dryer!
* Overclocked washer shrunk my clothes!
and ofcourse...
* But does it run Linux?