Well AT&T' s broadband division is completely seperate from its telephone division for this very reason (well probably more than just this reason). ISP's are not afforded common carrier status, the are ESPs or Enhanced Service Providers under FCC regulations and held accountable (well kinda) to a different set of rules.
Irrelevant though it may be, it always amazes me that people put their trust in someone who is obviously immoral. Remember "Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's, and unto God the things that are God's"
Terrorism: the unlawful use of -- or threatened use of -- force or violence against individuals or property to coerce or intimidate governments or societies, often to achieve political, religious, or ideological objectives.
I don't see how he could be charged as a terrorist as his actions do not fit our legal definition. Now if being an asshole were illegal...
Fine give me the PDA he had to sign, if it is as he says and you can't scroll up to read it then voila there is your proof. Pretty damning evidence if you ask me.
But they don't have to carry everything, they are allowed to censor what they deem necessary, it is market pressure that stops them from actually doing much.
Well since you were not allowed to read the agreement before agreeing and you asked what you were signing and lied to, the agreement is null and void. at least as I see it.
The ISPs by law can not examine what data is being transmitted without loosing common carrier status (at which point, they get a lot more government regulation)
Which would be very comforting if ISP's had common carrier status to begin with.
I don't understand who keeps spreading these rumors but for the last time, ISP's do NOT have common carrier status. They are what are called ESP's (Enhanced Service Providers) and do not warrant the protection that common carrier status provides.
Why are you installing a 64bit OS on your sisters computer. You would have a lot less problems if you stuck with the 32bit version. Just because your processor supports 64bit does not mean you should use it. 64bit versions of any OS are not really ready for primetime.
actually "Choreography is the planned movement of dancers"... to a specific piece of music. That is whats copyrightable. Trust me as someone who has dated a few dancers thats where the hard work is. damn Philly Fringe.
Well AT&T' s broadband division is completely seperate from its telephone division for this very reason (well probably more than just this reason). ISP's are not afforded common carrier status, the are ESPs or Enhanced Service Providers under FCC regulations and held accountable (well kinda) to a different set of rules.
I'm sure I've mentioned this before.
>I'm a pragmatist who values having old programs working on newer hardware
really, so running a lot of classic apps on that MBP.
I can still run some dos apps on my XP box, haven't tried them on Vista.
Irrelevant though it may be, it always amazes me that people put their trust in someone who is obviously immoral. Remember "Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's, and unto God the things that are God's"
huh
0 = 0
1 = 1
10 = 2
11 = 3
and so on
or am I mistaken?
thanks i needed a laugh about now.
>There are 11 types of people in the world, those who know binaries and those who don't.
Obviously you are in the those who don't group.
you mean 2009.
1/20/2009 to be exact.
Funny, I did that at an art showing (they had a stage and a few punk bands and an open bar). I keep getting asked when I'm coming back.
No, thats called Public Domain.
Well, you should learn to follow links.
It was quite easy from the article to find more information about the project.
Please, get some perspective, were talking about a web browser not getting a crowd of people killed.
I, for one, welcome our new overlords.
in this case our overlords are hardly new.
Terrorism: the unlawful use of -- or threatened use of -- force or violence against individuals or property to coerce or intimidate governments or societies, often to achieve political, religious, or ideological objectives.
I don't see how he could be charged as a terrorist as his actions do not fit our legal definition. Now if being an asshole were illegal...
an implied agreement is essentially worthless in court if one side disputes it.
Fine give me the PDA he had to sign, if it is as he says and you can't scroll up to read it then voila there is your proof. Pretty damning evidence if you ask me.
But they don't have to carry everything, they are allowed to censor what they deem necessary, it is market pressure that stops them from actually doing much.
Well since you were not allowed to read the agreement before agreeing and you asked what you were signing and lied to, the agreement is null and void. at least as I see it.
The ISPs by law can not examine what data is being transmitted without loosing common carrier status (at which point, they get a lot more government regulation)
Which would be very comforting if ISP's had common carrier status to begin with.
I don't understand who keeps spreading these rumors but for the last time, ISP's do NOT have common carrier status. They are what are called ESP's (Enhanced Service Providers) and do not warrant the protection that common carrier status provides.
Try DynDNS mailhop relay, relays smtp to any port you choose.
Why are you installing a 64bit OS on your sisters computer. You would have a lot less problems if you stuck with the 32bit version. Just because your processor supports 64bit does not mean you should use it. 64bit versions of any OS are not really ready for primetime.
Ummmm how about AC power transmission.
Wasn't it Nixon who said "if the President does it, it's not illegal"
I liked my captcha "trenches", which is exactly where this is coming from.
Yes, it's so important and governments never handout no-bid contracts.
You could always use an absentee ballot.
actually "Choreography is the planned movement of dancers"... to a specific piece of music. That is whats copyrightable. Trust me as someone who has dated a few dancers thats where the hard work is. damn Philly Fringe.