*TELEMARKETER or something, and the number that just called you would be added to a blacklist - when enough people blacklisted the number, that number would be prevented from making outgoing calls for a set period of time.
Uhhh, Telemarketing is LEGAL. Unlike spam, these are (quasi) legitimate companies. You can't just block their phone access for telemarketing.
Just remember what america really stands for. Fly the flag you believe in. Not their flag, not what America has become, but what you know it can be. Fly your flag for your America, and work to restore the rights of the people in a free society.
Helium is a very expensive and in demand resource. When I buy helium for my aerial photography experiments, it costs about $50 for a fill on my tank, and it isn't that large a tank, it's about 4 feet tall and 8 inches in diameter.
And if they knew what it really involved, he wouldn't be elected again.
Instead, all the normal voter will know about the SSSCA is when Hollings runs his campaign ads he can say "he worked to protect the rights of performers and artists"
So get out there, you are in the state, it's up to you guys to quit voting for people like Hollings and Helms, and convince all the other SC people to stop it also!:)
I think the argument was that his civil rights were violated by the RIAA because of the threat to sue, that is, his 1st amendment rights to free speech. This is a civil case, not to be confused with a criminal case, which it would have been had he been prosecuted under the DMCA.
It's easy to tell a civil case from a criminal case, because in a criminal case, the plantiff will always be a government body. (e.g. GigsVT v. State of VA).
Good post. I agree with you, and naturally disagree with the "we must share all advances for the good of the people" attitude. Communism isn't counter-culture, anti-establishment, nor is it cool. It just plain sucks.
Good post for you too. It is one thing when people choose to share things for the advancement of all people, like GPL and public domain and such, but it is a different thing when you don't believe in property rights at all.
What I don't understand is that the demand is out there... at least among the people I talk to either on IRC or in person, everyone who is on POTS dial up is not there by choice. Maybe if they would have spent less time on the backbone and more time on the last mile, they wouldn't be insolvent.
We already have standards to make it up to 4x faster, 64 bit PCI, and 66Mhz PCI. They are forward and backward compatible, and there are cards that use them today.
So just start demanding that your motherboard maker start giving you 64 bit pci and you will be set.
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*TELEMARKETER or something, and the number that just called you would be added to a blacklist - when enough people blacklisted the number, that number would be prevented from making outgoing calls for a set period of time.
Uhhh, Telemarketing is LEGAL. Unlike spam, these are (quasi) legitimate companies. You can't just block their phone access for telemarketing.
You mean exchanges, the YYY in (XXX) YYY-ZZZZ
And every time you type an invalid URL in IE it contacts a microsoft controlled site, and feeds it the typoed URL.
This is apparently sold off as a fallback to find a site you can't quite spell, but the implications are large.
The RIAA just wants to be exempt from the new cyberterrorism regulations in the anti-terrorism bills.
They are afraid what they do all the time will be classified as cyberterrorism.
So really, even the RIAA is afraid of these new cyberterrorism regulations, and is trying to get their own loopholes put in.
Correct you are. Thanks.
Multibillion you mean.
At sea, it's 15 miles... 3 miles is a very conservative estimate. It does depend on terrain though, and how high you are above average terrain, HAAT.
Just remember what america really stands for. Fly the flag you believe in. Not their flag, not what America has become, but what you know it can be. Fly your flag for your America, and work to restore the rights of the people in a free society.
brass tacks
:)
I know someone read that thing about the rotary engine earlier today.
I wonder if there is a name for that? I mean when you start using an odd expression after hearing someone use it.
Then why do people keep voting for reps that run commercials talking about how tough they are going to be on drugs and crime?
Sheesh, my point was about Hollings, not Helms. I just mistakenly threw him in there.
My bad.
Helium is a very expensive and in demand resource. When I buy helium for my aerial photography experiments, it costs about $50 for a fill on my tank, and it isn't that large a tank, it's about 4 feet tall and 8 inches in diameter.
And if they knew what it really involved, he wouldn't be elected again.
:)
Instead, all the normal voter will know about the SSSCA is when Hollings runs his campaign ads he can say "he worked to protect the rights of performers and artists"
So get out there, you are in the state, it's up to you guys to quit voting for people like Hollings and Helms, and convince all the other SC people to stop it also!
Err. Commonwealth of VA v. GigsVT
I think the argument was that his civil rights were violated by the RIAA because of the threat to sue, that is, his 1st amendment rights to free speech. This is a civil case, not to be confused with a criminal case, which it would have been had he been prosecuted under the DMCA.
It's easy to tell a civil case from a criminal case, because in a criminal case, the plantiff will always be a government body. (e.g. GigsVT v. State of VA).
It's called the SSSCA, and you owe it to society to go to EFF.org and educate yourself about it. It's not like you described, but it's just as bad.
Circulates my money to government contractor's pockets.
Money I could have spent stimulating the REAL economy, not one propped up by government.
Are you suggesting a conspiracy?
How about deleting columns? Such a hassle in postgres.
Good post. I agree with you, and naturally disagree with the "we must share all advances for the good of the people" attitude. Communism isn't counter-culture, anti-establishment, nor is it cool. It just plain sucks.
Good post for you too. It is one thing when people choose to share things for the advancement of all people, like GPL and public domain and such, but it is a different thing when you don't believe in property rights at all.
What I don't understand is that the demand is out there... at least among the people I talk to either on IRC or in person, everyone who is on POTS dial up is not there by choice. Maybe if they would have spent less time on the backbone and more time on the last mile, they wouldn't be insolvent.
Years ago internet access was $20/month and that gave you one email account. Meanwhile, AOL gave allowed you to create many accounts
Years ago AOL was $3.50 an hour. Your argument holds no water.
We already have standards to make it up to 4x faster, 64 bit PCI, and 66Mhz PCI. They are forward and backward compatible, and there are cards that use them today.
So just start demanding that your motherboard maker start giving you 64 bit pci and you will be set.
Their project files have checksums that preclude you editing them by hand (the IDE bitches)
You got a link for this? I find it really hard to believe, considering you don't HAVE to use the IDE at all.