I'm not exactly sure what you're accusing me of, but I firmly believe that Dungeons & Dragons is an evil game that is designed to immerse insecure people who probably don't have many friends into a fantasy world and cause them to lose their grip on reality. This has been documented numerous times. Dungeons & Dragons is a pox upon the geek subculture.
Um, actually "cold" is considered to be quite good for computer equipment. At the company where I work, we have an additional air conditioning unit on the roof *just* for the server closet.
I'm kind of new 2 web design, but I've been doing alot of work on my AOL homepage lately. I think U should use lots of animated gifs. Use as many as possible. U can never have kewl enough animated gifs on ur web page.
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My karma is capped. I need some incentive to post insightful comments again.
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"In the U.S. and in the U.K., I'm certain, overzealous law enforcement will do anything they can to a) raise the number of arrests"
Sure thing, buddy, everyone's out to get you. Several men in white coats will be knocking at your door shortly. Please cooperate with them.
"Even if something *is* illegal, that doesn't make it wrong"
That's what we have a court system for.
"If you use DeCSS to crack your DVD's to play under linux, you have commited a crime by circumventing the encryption on the disk. Is that wrong?"
In a sense, Yes. Just because *you* personally may not use DeCSS to make illegal copies of DVD's, The fact that DeCSS was created in the first place, and the fact that you are helping to spread it across the Internet is wrong. The only reason why there are no software DVD players under Linux is because of you open-source zealots. If, for once, you could release software without releasing the source code for everyone to copy, I'm sure there would be several perfectly legitimate (and legal) Linux DVD programs by now.
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I certainly do. They are quite helpful in
1)Keeping multiple sheets of paper together, and 2)Affixing stamps to.
Sorry, fishebulb(that sounds Jewish), but your analogy is quite flawed. I lock my doors at night because I like my stereo and would like to continue listening to it when I get home. I don't encrypt my e-mails because
1) More than likely, no one other that the intended recipient would want to read my e-mail, and 2)If they did, I have nothing to hide.
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It's not the flexible kind though.
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I value my privacy as much as the next guy, but this seems a bit extreme to me. Is it really worth all that effort just to make sure no one is reading your mail?
From my understanding of the proposed monitoring system in Britain, all electronic communications travelling across the Internet will be archived. I don't think the intention was for the government to read messages sent to my girlfriend. The goal of this project is to help prevent terrorism and provide evidence needed to convict hackers/criminals.
It seems to me that for most people, this should not even be an issue. If you aren't doing anything wrong, you shouldn't have anything to worry about. The only people who need to use encryption are those who have something to hide. Maybe we should be snooping around in these people's inboxes
I agree that it's important for people to learn about technology and the Internet, but this is rediculous. Instead of spending millions of dollars promoting the "Internet boat", maybe we should teach these people how to read or write, or buy them some food. I mean my god, there's people who have been living off of termites and dirt for months, but at least they can now chat on AOL while starving a slow, painful death.
Simple, Redhat expects to lose money every quarter. When they add up their earnings/costs at te end of each quarter, they find that they did, in fact, lose money. Therefore, Redhat has met their quarterly expectations.
The obvious solution to the Quantum irregularity issue would be to add a thermal flux capacitor to the torque inversion matrix. This would require a slightly larger die for the CPU, but should allow for additional thermal stabilization. AMD has been doing this for several years now.
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If it was all that great of a movie, it wouldn't come on Comedy Central in the middle of the night, right after "Earth Girls are Easy".
Actually I wrote it myself a few days ago. I figured there would be an article about the movie.
15K? That's absurd. The last time I had mod points, the stret value of crack was around $3.00 a rock.
Actually, that stems from watching Monty Python movies. Don't get me started on them.
I'm not exactly sure what you're accusing me of, but I firmly believe that Dungeons & Dragons is an evil game that is designed to immerse insecure people who probably don't have many friends into a fantasy world and cause them to lose their grip on reality. This has been documented numerous times. Dungeons & Dragons is a pox upon the geek subculture.
I would consider it to be satire. Or an attempt at comedy. It's certainly not a good fantasy movie.
Um, actually "cold" is considered to be quite good for computer equipment. At the company where I work, we have an additional air conditioning unit on the roof *just* for the server closet.
Oh yeah, I 4got. Use the -blink- tag alot too.
I'm kind of new 2 web design, but I've been doing alot of work on my AOL homepage lately. I think U should use lots of animated gifs. Use as many as possible. U can never have kewl enough animated gifs on ur web page.
My karma is capped. I need some incentive to post insightful comments again.
Sure thing, buddy, everyone's out to get you. Several men in white coats will be knocking at your door shortly. Please cooperate with them.
"Even if something *is* illegal, that doesn't make it wrong"
That's what we have a court system for.
"If you use DeCSS to crack your DVD's to play under linux, you have commited a crime by circumventing the encryption on the disk. Is that wrong?"
In a sense, Yes. Just because *you* personally may not use DeCSS to make illegal copies of DVD's, The fact that DeCSS was created in the first place, and the fact that you are helping to spread it across the Internet is wrong. The only reason why there are no software DVD players under Linux is because of you open-source zealots. If, for once, you could release software without releasing the source code for everyone to copy, I'm sure there would be several perfectly legitimate (and legal) Linux DVD programs by now.
1)Keeping multiple sheets of paper together, and
2)Affixing stamps to.
Thanks. I must have been thinking of Gefilte Fish.
- 1984
several times. It is an excellent work of FICTIONAnd I highly doubt that the British government had the ethnic cleansing of six million jews on their minds when they proposed this legislation.
In my experience, those of you who "really care about privacy" are the suicide bombers, hackers, and child pornographers of the world.
1) More than likely, no one other that the intended recipient would want to read my e-mail, and
2)If they did, I have nothing to hide.
It's not the flexible kind though.
I'm hiding a crypto-CD up my ass right now.
From my understanding of the proposed monitoring system in Britain, all electronic communications travelling across the Internet will be archived. I don't think the intention was for the government to read messages sent to my girlfriend. The goal of this project is to help prevent terrorism and provide evidence needed to convict hackers/criminals.
It seems to me that for most people, this should not even be an issue. If you aren't doing anything wrong, you shouldn't have anything to worry about. The only people who need to use encryption are those who have something to hide. Maybe we should be snooping around in these people's inboxes
Why is he posting a book report?
I agree that it's important for people to learn about technology and the Internet, but this is rediculous. Instead of spending millions of dollars promoting the "Internet boat", maybe we should teach these people how to read or write, or buy them some food. I mean my god, there's people who have been living off of termites and dirt for months, but at least they can now chat on AOL while starving a slow, painful death.
Hahaha. Smoke signals serve as a router.
Sony also makes the Spressa line of CD-RW drives, allowing me to make free, digital copies of all their music.
Simple, Redhat expects to lose money every quarter. When they add up their earnings/costs at te end of each quarter, they find that they did, in fact, lose money. Therefore, Redhat has met their quarterly expectations.
I call window seat on the next plane to Canada!
The obvious solution to the Quantum irregularity issue would be to add a thermal flux capacitor to the torque inversion matrix. This would require a slightly larger die for the CPU, but should allow for additional thermal stabilization. AMD has been doing this for several years now.