No but as mentioned above MGM has been yelling loudly against DeCSS which is in effect the same thing (in terms of DVDs) that they just said was perfectly lawful (in terms of CDs)
a supermassive black hole ripping apart a star and consuming a portion of it. The event, captured by NASA's Chandra and ESA's XMM-Newton X-ray Observatories, can be seen in theatres THIS FRIDAY
Cash warned his staff that identifying the victims of 9/11 would be a 24/7 marathon. And there could be absolutely no mistakes. His 16 colleagues readily agreed...
Ooooh, it all sounds so noble!...And then we remember its really about "DNA mass identification"
"We should be free to vote our conscience and not be threatened or harassed if we choose to vote contrary to people who are lobbying for special legislation," said Assemblyman Ed Chavez, D-La Puente, one of the lawmakers whose partial number was published.
What a crock. I wonder how much money he takes from special interest and lobby groups that pay him to "vote his conscience."
...work as one of those infomercial electro-workout machines? Just imagine it, you can exercise while sitting on your fat ass, eating cheetos and playing XBox.
If I write and publish a book in the U.S., should I be held accountable for the laws on book publishing in Zimbabwe?
No way. If they want to prevent certain internet sites (or books in this case) from propogating to their people, that's their own right as a government (hypothetically... no I dont believe in government censorship but they would do it anyway)... but its not my responsibility to make sure that my work is compliant with ALL LAWS EVERYWHERE.
Wrong. I dont work for anything even related to a telco or broadband company. And maybe you should check the news, after all several companies that offer broadband are having major layoffs and their stocks are plunging...
Slashdot Mirror
Are /. and K5 mirror sites? Seems lately everything posted there is here and vice versa. Why even visit both?
No but as mentioned above MGM has been yelling loudly against DeCSS which is in effect the same thing (in terms of DVDs) that they just said was perfectly lawful (in terms of CDs)
So....
boobs
Publicity in lieu of his job...
It's a little hollow sometimes, but it's cheap and effective! You have to crank it though:
sweet
DO YOU FEEL LUCKY?
...yak driving?
a supermassive black hole ripping apart a star and consuming a portion of it. The event, captured by NASA's Chandra and ESA's XMM-Newton X-ray Observatories, can be seen in theatres THIS FRIDAY
slashdotted already? I'll donate a buck!
Named after one of its engineers, Orkut Buyukkokten
:(
They should have named it Buyukkokten!
Microsoft smells the blood of an englishman!
Does this remind anyone else of a scene from ? The monster rampaging through the hamlet, tossing townspeople aside looking for his next victim?
The hunt is on!
We will now transport you to our home planet of NFQ-9882...
Cash warned his staff that identifying the victims of 9/11 would be a 24/7 marathon. And there could be absolutely no mistakes. His 16 colleagues readily agreed...
...And then we remember its really about "DNA mass identification"
Ooooh, it all sounds so noble!
from the sfgate article:
"We should be free to vote our conscience and not be threatened or harassed if we choose to vote contrary to people who are lobbying for special legislation," said Assemblyman Ed Chavez, D-La Puente, one of the lawmakers whose partial number was published.
What a crock. I wonder how much money he takes from special interest and lobby groups that pay him to "vote his conscience."
Politicians = soul merchants
Wow, they must have circumvented UN Resolution 1441 in buying that depleted silicon from the depths of Niger's black market.
WAR AGAINST AMD
...work as one of those infomercial electro-workout machines? Just imagine it, you can exercise while sitting on your fat ass, eating cheetos and playing XBox.
Thank you, Bill Gates. Total fitness solution.
I don't have internet either. Thanks, Paul, I just looked up your address. Who's up for some wardriving?
Probably not something you'd need to write on your envelope; more likely used for mail sorting, etc
When you're one of the richest companies on the planet, "philanthropy" always has an aim.
Probably strongarmed into it by software companies, because if they allowed opened software there's a high risk for piracy (buy, copy, return)
Hope you're kidding? NO is one of the most "culturally rich" places in the U.S.
:(
Don't worry, I dont know what culturally rich means either
Actually I think the quote is
"There ought to limits to freedom"
--at a Press conference at the Texas State House, May 21, 1999, referring to
gwbush.com
Most people when they move into a house will hook up cable and pay for it, right?
... 2 CDs? Not the best comparison I'd say.
Riiight. At $40/month I'm willing to pay for cable, that buys me about
If I write and publish a book in the U.S., should I be held accountable for the laws on book publishing in Zimbabwe?
... no I dont believe in government censorship but they would do it anyway) ... but its not my responsibility to make sure that my work is compliant with ALL LAWS EVERYWHERE.
No way. If they want to prevent certain internet sites (or books in this case) from propogating to their people, that's their own right as a government (hypothetically
Wrong. I dont work for anything even related to a telco or broadband company. And maybe you should check the news, after all several companies that offer broadband are having major layoffs and their stocks are plunging...