P.S. I wish there was a digital freedom fighters group with a PayPal account.
How about the good old EFF? They claim to be "defending freedom in the digital world" which is exactly what you wished for. You can join or just donate and choose paypal as payment method.
Succotash
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Heh, I never realised that succotash was a real word, having only ever heard it in the context of a certain cartoon. OK, you can mod me down now.
If it randomized the broswer ID in the referrer as well. Unfortunately, I just checked, and it doesn't.
Huh? Referrer is the address of the page that linked to this one. User-agent is the name of your browser software, and that can be randomized along with the title bar.
If a TV receiving phone were used out of the house while the home TV were in use, you could be fined.
I doubt it, the tv license covers a household of televisions. You pay for one license if the every member of the household all have their own TVs and watch them at the same time, so I don't see why it would be different this way. Especially if it's battery operated.
(Catching you is another matter entirely however).
Well that would be even easier - if you were outside using it they wouldn't need a warrant to get in your house to catch you!
Does putting a URL without making it a link (so that it has to be cut and pasted) count as linking? It's splitting hairs, but it's just conveying info that way, not linking...
Does posting a description of the site so that one can search or even ask someone about it, with the possible result being finding a URL, count as linking? If I hadn't read about it I wouldn't have thought to look for it, so is it a form of indirect linking?
No, it's better for a site to give you the information you want. If you want a column 65 characters wide, then use a narrow window. THG is obviously trying to get more ad impressions because they want money. Good for them!
Clearly, they think that someone is sitting there repeatedly dubbing a CD again and again every time something is downloaded.
And you know what we have to blame for that... Futurama. In the kidnapster episode they showed how the only way for people to download celebrities was to keep the celebrities' heads imprisoned so they can copy from the original each time. Luckily someone came up with this copy protection for CDs so instead of hurting the poor CDs everytime someone downloads off you, the CDs are protected with cactus like spikes which hurt the evil pirates trying to download music. Phew.
Here's an idea on how to cut down on internet bandwidth and still keep students happy... use file sharing programs just over the local network not the internet. That's got to cost less.
(BTFW: the screenshots *are* faked - they show the GOAL of Lindows.. not what they have today - how is that so hard to understand? Do i have to draw a picture for you? Oh.. i guess it needs subtitles too.)
Then why not get IE to show something better than Mai and Bac in the toolbar? That would be easy to fake.
"I also looked at all the mp3-cd players, I didn't see any that looked great, skip-protection & display-wise, plus it still meant carrying around a case of CDs."
Well the 36 CDs could be reduced to about 3 or 4 CD-Rs full of MP3s. Display-wise the ones I've seen so far don't look great but about something like 40s of skip protection sounds like more than enough for me! Yeah the MP3 CD players might not be quite as good but they're more suited to those (like me) on a tighter budget.
Maybe I'm missing something..
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RIPAPart3 is the new law here in the UK that gives the Government the right to demand the plaintext and/or keys of "information protected by encryption".
If you're still going to get arrested for not giving them the plaintext it's not that much fun.
Opt-in list - I want people to see dialectised version of my site so I specifically allow it. Suppose it could be abused if unauthorised people added copyrighted sites or something though.
Source - OK then, I'll have a copy of it to put on my own server that only dialectises my server's pages.
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How about the good old EFF? They claim to be "defending freedom in the digital world" which is exactly what you wished for. You can join or just donate and choose paypal as payment method.
Heh, I never realised that succotash was a real word, having only ever heard it in the context of a certain cartoon. OK, you can mod me down now.
As a mac user I resent that!
I confess, I RTFA. And I meant that was dated 31 March.
Link to the service: http://gmail.google.com/
tis true
Huh? Referrer is the address of the page that linked to this one. User-agent is the name of your browser software, and that can be randomized along with the title bar.
I'm happily posting from Mozzarella Spacebadger.
I doubt it, the tv license covers a household of televisions. You pay for one license if the every member of the household all have their own TVs and watch them at the same time, so I don't see why it would be different this way. Especially if it's battery operated.
(Catching you is another matter entirely however).
Well that would be even easier - if you were outside using it they wouldn't need a warrant to get in your house to catch you!
No, it's better for a site to give you the information you want. If you want a column 65 characters wide, then use a narrow window. THG is obviously trying to get more ad impressions because they want money. Good for them!
And you know what we have to blame for that... Futurama. In the kidnapster episode they showed how the only way for people to download celebrities was to keep the celebrities' heads imprisoned so they can copy from the original each time. Luckily someone came up with this copy protection for CDs so instead of hurting the poor CDs everytime someone downloads off you, the CDs are protected with cactus like spikes which hurt the evil pirates trying to download music. Phew.
Here's an idea on how to cut down on internet bandwidth and still keep students happy... use file sharing programs just over the local network not the internet. That's got to cost less.
Then why not get IE to show something better than Mai and Bac in the toolbar? That would be easy to fake.
Definately!!
r3mix.net has what appear to be properly done tests.. for mp3 at least.
I couldn't access the reuters article because of the offensive URL (until I replaced porn with p%6frn at least).
"I also looked at all the mp3-cd players, I didn't see any that looked great, skip-protection & display-wise, plus it still meant carrying around a case of CDs."
Well the 36 CDs could be reduced to about 3 or 4 CD-Rs full of MP3s. Display-wise the ones I've seen so far don't look great but about something like 40s of skip protection sounds like more than enough for me! Yeah the MP3 CD players might not be quite as good but they're more suited to those (like me) on a tighter budget.
RIPAPart3 is the new law here in the UK that gives the Government the right to demand the plaintext and/or keys of "information protected by encryption".
If you're still going to get arrested for not giving them the plaintext it's not that much fun.
It gets even more exciting when you add exclamation marks...
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David Watters, that one with the hair.
GO AWAY YOU STUPID NEWBIE
if netscape no work use internet exploder (you obviously use windoze because you are stupid)
(My sincerest apologies if you were being serious I'm usually impervious to sarcasm and stuff and get confused easily)
I've got phono and SVHS on my ATI Xpert@Play card. When I used Windows I just had to tick a box, can it be turned on under Linux?