There are other ways to textually relay information where data is typed in on a laptop, passed through and encryption device, and then through a radio up to the satellite to different participants, depending on the amount of addresses put in by the originator.
You get to beat some drums. Does it compare to the mayhem you can inflict on GTA3? Is there full frontal nudity? Can you at all blow people away like in a FPS? Didn't think so. This game sucks.
they play some of that cool 80's music like in the trailers, this game will be cool. What next after this one? 70's theme? 20's theme? GTA/SIM History?
I mean they do hae USB adapters for PS2 ports. I use 8 and 16 port KVM's for multiple platforms. Unless they offer some added benefit, why spend the extra money to get one?
So what happens if you don't share your drive out? How are they going to find you? How can they prove that your MP3 is illegal and mine is not? I believe it to be an empty threat
You do that to any country and they will dry up and die. I like to piss people off so I say stuff to get them going. It's funny to see what they say. Appreciate the input though.
The man is a spy. F*ck encryption breaking. That's not the issue. Whether or not they used anything to find his message is irrelevant. There should be certain times, like this one for instance, in which the government should almost have a right to keep an eye on people, or be allowed to monitor. HOw else are we going to survive and stay #1?People like this person should have no rights. Being USAF, I thought he would have a better appreciation for this great country of ours, but some give in to the prospect of a few extra dollars. Hopefully he will be prosecuted to the fullest extent.
Being a former military person myself, I know how important it is in catching spies. I guess people in this country that haven't served in the military before, don't have an appreciation for this country like I do. Many take it for granted that what they have here is bliss and they forget that this country isn't like Australia or Afghanistan and have that choice to practice what they want when they want.
I do think with all of that 'free-speech' out there, that there would have to be a way for our government to monitor it. I don't think the government is telling us half the truth about what is going on out there, but I guess we don't have a 'need to know.'
I don't like anyone snooping in on me either, but then again, I can't control anything outside my house. Hell there could be someone sitting outside my house reading what's on my screen right now because of my monitor not being TEMPEST secure. It's great that I have the right to look up what I want on the internet and do research on the internet even if I was planning on blowing something up in the government. What about McVeigh? Do you think it would have been wrong for the U.S. to snoop in on him?
People get too paranoid and think the government has too much power and should back off. I think that our government will monitor us and whether we like it or not, and will continue in the future. Sometimes for good, sometimes not so good. We can't prevent it and as long as we live here, you might as well get used to it. If you don't like it, move some place else.
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Now I can surf and shoot a machine gun at the same time.
You spelled Bureau wrong.
One thing you have to remember is, under which laws is this considered illegal? Not Canadian. Think outside the box for a change.
Why didn't they just call it B?
There are other ways to textually relay information where data is typed in on a laptop, passed through and encryption device, and then through a radio up to the satellite to different participants, depending on the amount of addresses put in by the originator.
Well if rotten.com can get away with posting Barbi being crucified, why not do what you wish with Legos?
do I get to go to K-PAX?
that our toilets will start flushing the other direction?
You get to beat some drums. Does it compare to the mayhem you can inflict on GTA3? Is there full frontal nudity? Can you at all blow people away like in a FPS? Didn't think so. This game sucks.
As long as units get processe, the more chance the Barbarella will come down and sit on my face.
they play some of that cool 80's music like in the trailers, this game will be cool. What next after this one? 70's theme? 20's theme? GTA/SIM History?
of whether they have nukes, Broadband internet or living next to the North Koreans, they've got some great Russian titty bars and Bulgogi ;P
I mean they do hae USB adapters for PS2 ports. I use 8 and 16 port KVM's for multiple platforms. Unless they offer some added benefit, why spend the extra money to get one?
So what happens if you don't share your drive out? How are they going to find you? How can they prove that your MP3 is illegal and mine is not? I believe it to be an empty threat
I'm @ home and I've got a turtlehead poking out!
Today is SEPTEMBER the 11TH- 911. GET IT!
You do that to any country and they will dry up and die. I like to piss people off so I say stuff to get them going. It's funny to see what they say. Appreciate the input though.
The man is a spy. F*ck encryption breaking. That's not the issue. Whether or not they used anything to find his message is irrelevant. There should be certain times, like this one for instance, in which the government should almost have a right to keep an eye on people, or be allowed to monitor. HOw else are we going to survive and stay #1?People like this person should have no rights. Being USAF, I thought he would have a better appreciation for this great country of ours, but some give in to the prospect of a few extra dollars. Hopefully he will be prosecuted to the fullest extent.
Being a former military person myself, I know how important it is in catching spies. I guess people in this country that haven't served in the military before, don't have an appreciation for this country like I do. Many take it for granted that what they have here is bliss and they forget that this country isn't like Australia or Afghanistan and have that choice to practice what they want when they want.
I do think with all of that 'free-speech' out there, that there would have to be a way for our government to monitor it. I don't think the government is telling us half the truth about what is going on out there, but I guess we don't have a 'need to know.'
I don't like anyone snooping in on me either, but then again, I can't control anything outside my house. Hell there could be someone sitting outside my house reading what's on my screen right now because of my monitor not being TEMPEST secure. It's great that I have the right to look up what I want on the internet and do research on the internet even if I was planning on blowing something up in the government. What about McVeigh? Do you think it would have been wrong for the U.S. to snoop in on him?
People get too paranoid and think the government has too much power and should back off. I think that our government will monitor us and whether we like it or not, and will continue in the future. Sometimes for good, sometimes not so good. We can't prevent it and as long as we live here, you might as well get used to it. If you don't like it, move some place else.
I guess someone had to come up with some kind of pictures for the blind. Hell, they already have braille at ATMs