That's right, privacy. With an entirely new internet protocol, you can be assured that government pressure will play a part in the demise of privacy on the internet. Not that you had much of it anyway.
I could be way off base here but I doubt it. Has anyone heard of the new protocol actually providing more privacy than before?
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.
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"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.
It seems as though this administration is made purely of strict constructionists of the constitution. Bush's administration has completely ignored what all the other presidents have noted as natural laws, like the freedom of privacy. Our many privacies are now being stripped along WITH the freedom of speech. They're saying that they can investigate you and the librarian (or whomever) cannot inform you of your invasion of privacy.
I remember reading articles before 9/11 how the FBI wanted Library records but couldn't get them easily. This is something they've been wanting to do for some time. They'll use it to find terrorists, and it'll be a good thing. But they'll also use it to invade the civil liberties of many law-abiding citizens.
The end never justifies the means. It is an invasion of our liberties and a tragedy to the memory of all who have died to perserve those rights to allow the government to do this to us.
To quote someone noteable on this issue:
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.
right but it seems they care about consumer protection.....or at least the freedoms to do things with what you own, and the freedom to share information.
Palestine might as well be the capitol for stuff like this. People from there set off bombs daily. Maybe one of them will find their way to the RIAA's headquarters.....
nevermind.. that's not the right thing to do either.
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he's rather cool.
I helped him with some bandwidth back when the evil finder hit fark.
I'll be buying this book. You should too.
yes, I understand the purpose of protocols, but not government intervention.
I put together this article detailing exactly how far Linux has come. Yes, many things have changed since the days of old.
That's right, privacy. With an entirely new internet protocol, you can be assured that government pressure will play a part in the demise of privacy on the internet. Not that you had much of it anyway.
I could be way off base here but I doubt it. Has anyone heard of the new protocol actually providing more privacy than before?
the quote by Ben Franklin
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.
I think you mean "potato".
Your name isn't Dan Quayle is it?
no it IS NASA, dimwit.
Again, I refer to this:
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.
It seems as though this administration is made purely of strict constructionists of the constitution. Bush's administration has completely ignored what all the other presidents have noted as natural laws, like the freedom of privacy. Our many privacies are now being stripped along WITH the freedom of speech. They're saying that they can investigate you and the librarian (or whomever) cannot inform you of your invasion of privacy.
I remember reading articles before 9/11 how the FBI wanted Library records but couldn't get them easily. This is something they've been wanting to do for some time. They'll use it to find terrorists, and it'll be a good thing. But they'll also use it to invade the civil liberties of many law-abiding citizens.
The end never justifies the means. It is an invasion of our liberties and a tragedy to the memory of all who have died to perserve those rights to allow the government to do this to us.
To quote someone noteable on this issue:
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.
"What does do Slashdot readers think of these suggestions,..."
Here's a suggestion: Use spell checker and possibly give the grammar a "once over" before posting. That'll surely save the internet.
Have a great day, drive through.
........might be as easy as using quotations around your search criteria, or by by using "collection" when searching for DVDs.
You're welcome. Drive through.
Hahaha, Jesus this is so funny.
/. thread in a long while.
I haven't laughed so hard at a
By the way, I loved Tom Bombadil. I was sad that he wasn't in the movie =/
Not to mention, I wanted to see an tree eat a hobbit. =(
right but it seems they care about consumer protection.....or at least the freedoms to do things with what you own, and the freedom to share information.
Palestine might as well be the capitol for stuff like this. People from there set off bombs daily. Maybe one of them will find their way to the RIAA's headquarters .....
nevermind.. that's not the right thing to do either.
If I were a developer in the indies, whould I be an indie game developer?
I think you mean Lose, not Loose.
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That was a joke dumbass.
Sure, How about this? :)
Here's a better link To the story.
and especially not help the blind deaf mutes.
Audio wouldn't help the deaf mutes.
Hellen keller is scooting around in her grave...maybe even rolling over.
We should be ok if we have Script Kiddies support the OS. There'd be no need to worry about open source support.
This sounds troll-ish but isn't: Mom won't approve after seeing what it might do to her son.
This just in: I just got a patent on Shameless Self Promotion
"Loser" only has one O in it. Loser.
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This may sound troll-ish but "Loser" has only one O in it. Loser.
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