be careful what i say? gator sucks gator takes over your computer gator is the worst program ever gator hiders your computer's proformance
gator is not only adware, but spyware... they have to spy on whta you're doing to deliver you the proper ads... they give that info to their advertisers, hence, spyware.
keep in mind, if you call the numbers, make sure you're going to voice your opinion to a decision maker. if you voice your opinion to a telephone operator, it's only creating a headache for him/her, and not being productive.
True, both the member companies of RIAA and DeBeers are cartels, but what one controls through rarity (diamonds) the other controls through absolute control (music).
now, with added replacements so it sums up the article.
True, both the member companies of RIAA and DeBeers are cartels, but what one controls through supply (diamonds) the other controls through supply (music).
you gotta realise the RIAA has a hand in everything, from selection of artists (american idol), to recording (duh), to delivery of the product (production/shipping)... just like diamonds.
if i send a million 1 megabyte files out, those one million files are instantly read at the destination(s)... (i won't even get into the fact that, that one word SHOULD be pluralized). anyway, if you load up a caravan with cds, don't forget to add the time of burning all the cds, and reading all the cds.
why was this even a story? unless you do hard drives, this is pointless.
the bigger problem is, people need a more efficent way of storing files.
if you're sending terabytes of info, how much of that info is duplicated on every transfer?
as far as i know, a) sites like yahoo are private, much like the boy scouts, they can discriminate. they will get bad press for it, but oh well.
b) sites like yahoo could make a work around, you could call up for a username and password
c) the turing test only has to be passed once. i've never had to pass it a second time, once i'm a verified human being i'm verified... so why can't the blind have someone do it for them the first time? it would even be cheaper than hiring a lawyer, exspecially for a case they are going to loose.
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until these numbers drop, spam will continue to push it's way into our email boxes...
but, there is hope, you can only enlarge your penis so many times.
be careful what i say?
gator sucks
gator takes over your computer
gator is the worst program ever
gator hiders your computer's proformance
gator is not only adware, but spyware... they have to spy on whta you're doing to deliver you the proper ads... they give that info to their advertisers, hence, spyware.
well, that's really what you want to admit to here.
anyway, it would be on the bootleg copy of the theatre release, a bootleg of the dvd.
http://www.zorb.com/
they don't sell them, only to franchises, but everyone can be pursauded with cash, how much you got?
upset the decision maker, not the receiptionist... aim higher.
keep in mind, if you call the numbers, make sure you're going to voice your opinion to a decision maker. if you voice your opinion to a telephone operator, it's only creating a headache for him/her, and not being productive.
i gave them a call... they said that they have their own do-not-call list, so they don't need the ftc having one... ironic eh?
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Telephone: 212.768.7277
Fax: 212.302.6714
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Telephone: 202.955.5030
Fax: 202.955.0085
and a whole list of crappy people:
http://www.the-dma.org/aboutdma/contactthedma.sht
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cdr burners for $50, dvdr burners for $200.
to get people to take their amnesty plea bargain... even though the damage is already done, they are still at it.
what a way to test the bandwidth, post it on /. i wonder if they will survive.
bonus! free advertising!
let me get this straight, all the houses around the isp have no power, no phone... but they still need to get online?
kinda defeats the purpose when you list the sites in question on the dmca complaint page.
True, both the member companies of RIAA and DeBeers are cartels, but what one controls through rarity (diamonds) the other controls through absolute control (music).
now, with added replacements so it sums up the article.
True, both the member companies of RIAA and DeBeers are cartels, but what one controls through supply (diamonds) the other controls through supply (music).
you gotta realise the RIAA has a hand in everything, from selection of artists (american idol), to recording (duh), to delivery of the product (production/shipping)... just like diamonds.
why don't they spend more money on automatically driving the car safe FOR you rather than automatically punishing you? i smell a need for revenue.
someone mod the previous post, please.
and then someone mod this one,
score +1, informative, funny.
if i send a million 1 megabyte files out, those one million files are instantly read at the destination(s) ... (i won't even get into the fact that, that one word SHOULD be pluralized). anyway, if you load up a caravan with cds, don't forget to add the time of burning all the cds, and reading all the cds.
why was this even a story? unless you do hard drives, this is pointless.
the bigger problem is, people need a more efficent way of storing files.
if you're sending terabytes of info, how much of that info is duplicated on every transfer?
more like, rotator splints, and muffler bearings, sadly, i've seen people suckered in, and they weren't even blind.
Google Cache:
Main Page:
Here
i would link the rest of the site but it's all screenshots which google doesn't cache.
weren't computer sales down 6 months ago?
corporations don't have the money to upgrade anymore, that's a big bulk of a downcline in desktop sales...
and, universities would rather use laptops rather than desktops becuase of space and power requirements.
as far as i know, a) sites like yahoo are private, much like the boy scouts, they can discriminate. they will get bad press for it, but oh well.
b) sites like yahoo could make a work around, you could call up for a username and password
c) the turing test only has to be passed once. i've never had to pass it a second time, once i'm a verified human being i'm verified... so why can't the blind have someone do it for them the first time? it would even be cheaper than hiring a lawyer, exspecially for a case they are going to loose.
it can't be in the downloaded .html
sites like yahoo put it into a picture so auto-registering bots can't register.
if you just simply put out 'secret code' in the html, the bot could recognize that and register.
ditto...
now as soon as we can fully disable the car on a stupidity test or breathalizer, the world would be perfect.
driving is a privledge, not a right.
campaign bribery, good call, I love it. score + 1, funny.
Score -1, troll... did you read the article? or any post here? $12k man.
Oh look, he has a website ...
some public information:
Mailing Address:
BILL LOCKYER
California Department of Justice
P.O. Box 944255
Sacramento, CA 94244-2550
His Phone, well, you may have to ask for him:
(800) 952-5225