At least he could've used the reference properly: its Porgie Tirebiter.
Porgie, Tirebiter.
He's your average firefighter.
Porgie, Tirebiter.
Just a student like us.
If you're looking for the captain of the handball team, you'll be sure he won't be there,
I like your point about doing everything in a country in which the invention isn't patented. It reminds me of PGP being developed outside of the US to get around export restrictions...
But it brings up an interesting question: If development took place on a computer in such a country, but by people who lived in the US and developed it remotely, would the US developer still be liable? Basically what im asking is this: Can a US citizen be sued/tried for a crime commited outside of the US?
It doesn't seem like it should be within their jurisdiction, even though the victim and offender both inhabit the US...
Slashdot Mirror
Does he have a supersonic jet with a crazy new wireless internet access with which he can post to slashdot from the middle of the atlantic?
or did he jaunt to greenland for a brief siteseeing venture?
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At least he could've used the reference properly: its Porgie Tirebiter.
Porgie, Tirebiter.
He's your average firefighter.
Porgie, Tirebiter.
Just a student like us.
If you're looking for the captain of the handball team, you'll be sure he won't be there,
uh i forget the rest. Great skit.
"Holy Mudhead, mackarel!"
I like your point about doing everything in a country in which the invention isn't patented. It reminds me of PGP being developed outside of the US to get around export restrictions...
But it brings up an interesting question: If development took place on a computer in such a country, but by people who lived in the US and developed it remotely, would the US developer still be liable? Basically what im asking is this: Can a US citizen be sued/tried for a crime commited outside of the US?
It doesn't seem like it should be within their jurisdiction, even though the victim and offender both inhabit the US...
Not Ben Affleck, Will Ferrell I half expected him to develop a tic in his head a la Night at the Roxbury.
a bad day to try and organize a protest
Jetah is bettah than Nomah!!
No, Nomah is bettah than Jetah!
I'm sorry, thats all I could think of when I saw the authors name.
btw, you probably won't get this unless you live between boston and new york.