RTFA. Pipe was exposed where it crossed a dessert wash. And only a quarter mile from a residential area. Please, put the tinfoil back in the box, and try again.
What sort of dessert was it? I like chocolate wash personally.
This is the reason all honey containers have a warning printed on them, saying "Don't Feed to Kids Under 1 Year Old." I guess pecosdave didn't read the label.
Aside from the feckless fist-shaking at the air, what can the average person really do? Public-key encryption? That gets mentioned every time, and the general consensus is that it's too much work for the average person. Is there any other action that can be taken, or are people just too lazy to care anymore? Maybe there should be more purposeful acts to disrupt the lives of average citizens, to shake them out of their stupor. Wake people up. Perhaps those in power have realized that keeping the populace happy & sedated allows them to do whatever they want. Maybe a full belly and a scratch behind the ears is all we need to become pets to the people running the world now.
We all know AT&T is not actually trying to make P2P faster. They are really trying to:
1. Treat P2P traffic differently - probably slow it down or render it useless somehow.
2. Trick people into thinking this would be better than Net Neutrality.
3. Stick it to customers some other evil way.
Maybe they take the new prequel series (JJ Abrams version of the original series) to its logical conclusion, where Starfleet becomes unsustainably corrupt, forcing a revolution and the emergence of the idealistic Starfleet of the next generation series.
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RTFA. Pipe was exposed where it crossed a dessert wash. And only a quarter mile from a residential area. Please, put the tinfoil back in the box, and try again.
What sort of dessert was it? I like chocolate wash personally.
This is the reason all honey containers have a warning printed on them, saying "Don't Feed to Kids Under 1 Year Old." I guess pecosdave didn't read the label.
Aside from the feckless fist-shaking at the air, what can the average person really do? Public-key encryption? That gets mentioned every time, and the general consensus is that it's too much work for the average person. Is there any other action that can be taken, or are people just too lazy to care anymore? Maybe there should be more purposeful acts to disrupt the lives of average citizens, to shake them out of their stupor. Wake people up. Perhaps those in power have realized that keeping the populace happy & sedated allows them to do whatever they want. Maybe a full belly and a scratch behind the ears is all we need to become pets to the people running the world now.
We all know AT&T is not actually trying to make P2P faster. They are really trying to:
1. Treat P2P traffic differently - probably slow it down or render it useless somehow.
2. Trick people into thinking this would be better than Net Neutrality.
3. Stick it to customers some other evil way.
should've been the name they gave it.
Reading about this reminded me of the rocket souvenir from Fallout New Vegas.
I did that and now my TV doesn't work!
... our new three-breasted overlords!
FTFY
Maybe they are a matriarchy instead of a patriarchy.
Do we argue because we're on slashdot or is that just a correlation?
if (false == var) prevents accidentally assigning false to var if you forget to use double equals
Problem solved. http://www.thyssenkrupp.com/en...
Good luck getting a cop to shake your hand!
I think you meant, "Do Not Want!!"
Maybe they take the new prequel series (JJ Abrams version of the original series) to its logical conclusion, where Starfleet becomes unsustainably corrupt, forcing a revolution and the emergence of the idealistic Starfleet of the next generation series.
If Google Glass can get you or other users dates, then I think you have a winner product.
Don't join social media sites.
You can always get your degree online at snhu.edu.
Turns out the Mississippi AG was just the "attack dog" for the MPAA: http://www.dailytech.com/Missi...
They could just use Bing instead of Google.
No, we really don't want to watch that awful movie (I've seen it).
and if it fails? Generally, the term "win-win" is used to cover both success and failure cases, not just a double-dose of win for success.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
Instead of "think of the children" perhaps the new bleeding heart slogan should be "think of the vaginas!"
Plus by the time the ship arrives at its destination, the good astronauts will be separated from the bad ones.