...Monday, June 18. On July 15, after he pleaded guilty in juvenile court to charges of identity theft and making bomb threats, the teen was sentenced to 90 days' detention.
They spent a log of money on that. Sounds to me like it was actually a "test run" to make sure things work as expected. And now that they know it will work...
Well, maybe here on/. but the rest of the world still has to be reminded of this. This article strikes me as written for the suits out there that aren't really sure yet (or the poor IT guy that has to explain this to them) and may need some justification for moving on.
I'm sure that the RIAA will find a way to connect all this with their campaign to prohibit file sharing on college campuses.
The fact that it has nothing to do with bittorrent means nothing. It will be used as an opportunity to say something on the lines of "If its happening there, it must be happening here. Evil,evil,evil!"
But what about spam? I know that most of us here wouldn't click the link. But I've seen spam that was supposed to be from bluemountain that had this exploit in it. Of course the headers told a different story (it originated in Poland), but my point is that you've got the usual gang of idiots that will click any link in an email if they think "Oooo, Mom send me another e-card".
With the story line so relevant to present-day politics, and the timing of the latest issue so precise, it's hard not to think the whole thing is one big slam on the government.
With an administration that is turning out to be as bad as the Nixon and Harding administrations combined, I wouldn't be at all surprised. Marvel will tell you that it's just coincidence, and it may very well be, but that doesn't mean it's not timely.
1) I'm sure that to some extent this is true and could create a case of "I'm going to go home and take all my toys with me."
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2)A bad idea is still a bad idea.
One topic I'd like to see covered.
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Installing Ruby on an Apache web server and getting it to work properly. I've seen bits and pieces all over the Ruby Forge wiki and in a ton of Google searches, but nothing that worked.
So this means that you've quit. You are no longer going to try and change the system (whatever that may mean to you).
Go ahead and mod me flamebait or troll, but my point is that this isn't just about the 1 click patent. There's a company that has the patent on the breast cancer gene. Thats right, you can't try to cure a prevalent form of cancer without paying a frickin' royalty for something that wasn't even invented. At best you could say that they discovered it.
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...check out the web pages that suck web site. There's a lot of good advice there and who knows, your site may be listed there.
They spent a log of money on that. Sounds to me like it was actually a "test run" to make sure things work as expected. And now that they know it will work...
Well, maybe here on /. but the rest of the world still has to be reminded of this. This article strikes me as written for the suits out there that aren't really sure yet (or the poor IT guy that has to explain this to them) and may need some justification for moving on.
This kind of censorship is something that a real-life Church Lady would do.
The fact that it has nothing to do with bittorrent means nothing. It will be used as an opportunity to say something on the lines of "If its happening there, it must be happening here. Evil,evil,evil!"
I prefer the Twiddler. After some practice, it's actually pretty easy to use.
Till then, SunRocket VoIP is alive an well
But what about spam? I know that most of us here wouldn't click the link. But I've seen spam that was supposed to be from bluemountain that had this exploit in it. Of course the headers told a different story (it originated in Poland), but my point is that you've got the usual gang of idiots that will click any link in an email if they think "Oooo, Mom send me another e-card".
..or a Simpsons MMORPG. Either one, take your pick
We all know how that first sentence actually reads and what your twisted little mind makes it out to be.
No, someone just forgot to pay their bribe.
With an administration that is turning out to be as bad as the Nixon and Harding administrations combined, I wouldn't be at all surprised. Marvel will tell you that it's just coincidence, and it may very well be, but that doesn't mean it's not timely.
I always find Mr. De Raadt's comments an interesting read. He's like a geek version of Harlan Ellison.
...I'm not sure anything could.
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HOWLER MONKEYS!!!
And anyway, I thought that Lucas had a copyright on anything 'droid.
The people that are smart enough to really do this IT stuff properly for the DHS are smart enough to earn more money elsewhere.
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2)A bad idea is still a bad idea.
Installing Ruby on an Apache web server and getting it to work properly. I've seen bits and pieces all over the Ruby Forge wiki and in a ton of Google searches, but nothing that worked.
I'd buy it for that game alone.
...but probably not in England.
It's the Planet Express ship!
Well, talk to the judge, maybe he'll give you have your five minutes alone with Vitale and let you to bring your own baseball bat.
Go ahead and mod me flamebait or troll, but my point is that this isn't just about the 1 click patent. There's a company that has the patent on the breast cancer gene. Thats right, you can't try to cure a prevalent form of cancer without paying a frickin' royalty for something that wasn't even invented. At best you could say that they discovered it.
We need to keep trying to stop this insanity.