I remember a commercial years ago with a father who kept his gun in a combination lockbox. Cut to the two kids trying to open it, using a computer to keep track of what combinations they've already tried.
The government might not have your best interests at heart, but your best interests are closer to the government's heart then they are to the heart of the corporations that are in control of internet access now.
I think this will start working out well for Disney, and their execs will get the idea into their heads: "Wouldn't it be a whole lot easier if we just owned Netflix?"
I'm with Credo, which uses Sprint's network. They aren't the cheapest around, but they have good service and the biggest selling point is that they aren't evil. They give to a lot of progressive charities (in fact they give the option of rounding up your bill to the next dollar or five to donate) and they stood up to the government a few months back when they demanded customer information without a warrant (at least everyone was pretty sure it was Credo, the company was being kept secret but some people were able to narrow it down).
Just as file sharing evolved to make it more and more difficult to track people, so will this movement evolve. Another organization will arise to take the place of WikiLeaks, and they will learn from WikiLeaks' mistakes. They won't make it about one person, and if their leadership (if they have one) is discovered and exposed, the reins will be passed to protect the cause.
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The trolls' lawyers should be disbarred for taking the case.
I think it depends on who you consider the "enemy" to be.
I think it's apparent through the actions of the government over the past several years that they consider the American people to be the enemy.
I remember a commercial years ago with a father who kept his gun in a combination lockbox. Cut to the two kids trying to open it, using a computer to keep track of what combinations they've already tried.
There are so much better ways to make a term PC than to replace "man" or "woman" with "person". How about "cattle driver"?
And yet they are being stolen anyway, and the small inventor still can't compete because the large company can afford better lawyers.
I did think up something like that, but my idea was for it to be able to break apart into a powder afterwards.
I know you're joking, but everyone needs to realize that GPS devices don't communicate back to the GPS satellites.
The government might not have your best interests at heart, but your best interests are closer to the government's heart then they are to the heart of the corporations that are in control of internet access now.
Pissing in bushes is considered a sex crime.
When do we start building the space elevator?
I think it works a little different in an MMO since they have to keep killing him over and over.
For how many years in a row, now, has each year been the hottest year on record?
I thought it was a dumb guy in the 1930s or 40s.
I think this will start working out well for Disney, and their execs will get the idea into their heads: "Wouldn't it be a whole lot easier if we just owned Netflix?"
Maybe not in the Congress, but thank the FSM for Bernie Sanders in the Senate.
Don't you mean "Maybe not in the House"?
I used to have respect for Kucinich, too.
Isn't there anyone in Congress who has the people's best interest at heart AND has a brain in their head?
The two traits are so uncommon in Congress that I suppose it would be wishful thinking to imagine that there was any overlap.
Did you hear that on Rush Limbaugh? Because it isn't true. The last several years or so have EACH been the hottest year on record up until that point.
It didn't work out too well the last time we tried that.
People actually name their kids "Igor"?
"Anything that has a head, can be beheaded"
But the head IS a giant eye.
Can those things display animated gifs? Because they would be absolutely perfect for cinemagraphs.
It's Australia. They're already on an island.
I'm with Credo, which uses Sprint's network. They aren't the cheapest around, but they have good service and the biggest selling point is that they aren't evil. They give to a lot of progressive charities (in fact they give the option of rounding up your bill to the next dollar or five to donate) and they stood up to the government a few months back when they demanded customer information without a warrant (at least everyone was pretty sure it was Credo, the company was being kept secret but some people were able to narrow it down).
Just as file sharing evolved to make it more and more difficult to track people, so will this movement evolve. Another organization will arise to take the place of WikiLeaks, and they will learn from WikiLeaks' mistakes. They won't make it about one person, and if their leadership (if they have one) is discovered and exposed, the reins will be passed to protect the cause.