As much as I hate to bash a fellow lib-hater, did it ever occur to you that he/she might be going to grad school later in life and not direct from undergrad?
Anyone? Bueller? Bueller? Anyone?/i doubt your car is worth stealing - I know mine isn't. Then again, I drive an F250 crew...
How is my desire to ignore the coming FLAME WARS considered offtopic?
I bet you'll find quite a few following my lead. I have yet to learn a damn thing from any of the flameouts on/., Fark, blogblog, etc. except that the large majority of Americans are ignorant jackasses that know little of whatever candidate they support.
I play a game when I fly for business each week. Depending on what book the person next to me is reading, I morph into a supportive character.
"Dude, Where's My Country"? 'Bush Sucks!' will get you in good graces.
"Deliver Us from Evil"? 'Liberal media scum!' does the trick.
The only thing that remains true through it all, is that Michael Moore is still a very fat bastard./please hurry and mod this one offtopic, too! Beat the rush! (heheh - get it? Rush? Rush Limbaugh? too funny...!
>>What part of "shall not be infringed" is so >>hard to understand? >>Do you ACLU? [aclu.org]
I'm confused. You quote from the 2nd amendment of the Constitution yet have an ACLU link? Oil and water if you ask me...
Those nutjobs are only interested (98% of the time is more like it) in pursuing liberal causes. I doubt "...the right of the people to keep and bear arms..." fits into their agenda of bashing Boy Scouts and city logos.
Normally I just lurk around/. and soak it all in since I'm not a Linux/GNU/GPL/SCO/Mozilla/BSD wonk-type.
However.....
I do know RFID and Intermec's position in specific and I have to say the majority of posters on this subject are either (1) ignorant, (2) paranoid CASPIAN drones, (3) super-ignorant, (4) completely ignorant, and (5) have a clue.
My reasoning from the other posts?
(a) Submarine patents? Duh! Check Lemelson for true submarine patent tactics. (b) RFID evil? I suppose each of you despise the number "6" because heaven forbid three of them get together and form "666". While you're at it, please make sure those CASPIAN whackos keep up with their daily medications. (c) Some old dude has the patent? Yeah, one patent covers an entire technology. (d) Intellectual property is evil? Oh, boy. Go head back to the bar and drink your Free as in Beer. (e) Intermec "Claims" RFID Is Proprietary (emphasis added) ? Way to go, CowboyNeal. Complete misrepresentation of the merits of this specific lawsuit. Why not just revert back to the standard "John Ashcroft is a Nazi" or "Patriot Act is GoogolDoublePlusUnGood" headings?
With rants like the ones I've seen a majority of you post on this topic, it's no wonder your jobs are being shipped over to India.
Broadband - $50 - 100 per month Cell phone - $50 - 200 per month Blackberry - no clue so I'll say $50 per month Pagers - do people still use those things?
Short end is $1,800/year to a possible max of $4,200/year. (Sure you could claim it on your taxes and only be out ~ $1,200-2,800 like that is supposed to make it any better.)
Smile while you are at work and get that resume in circulation. I'd quit on this issue alone because it looks to me that it's just the beginning....
CAT5? no problem for me - I'm wireless which "uses" the air - scratch that idea - the RIAA would probably sue God and we know he can't get a lawyer since they are all sent directly to hell...
>>Abusing these guys is not a good idea. >>Everybody should have the right to legal >>representation, even if they are scum, and >>harassing the people that make it possible >>would lead to the breakdown of the legal system
Allow me to be absolutely clear --- I am not requesting people abuse or harass these individuals. Just mentioning their contact information that is readily available (took a whopping 5 minutes of total research) for citizens to utilize as necessary; much like their clients do with our information.
HOWEVER --- your point about a breakdown of the legal system puzzles me. Do you mean to state (Martha Stewart voice here...) "This would be a BAD thing" ???
Given that 3 federal judges can vote unanimously against the recall, and then have 11 peers vote unanimously in the EXACT OPPOSITE OPINION a few days later, perhaps we should adopt The Bard's call to "kill all the lawyers" ? (assuming they grow up to be activist judges or obstructionist Senators blocking judge nominations?)
Sean R.-Gallagher, Esq. Marianne N. Hallinan, Esq. Hogan & Hartson 1200 17d1 Street, Suite 1500 Denver, CO 80202 Attorneys for Plaintiffs
DENVER OFFICE One Tabor Center 1200 Seventeenth Street, Suite 1500 Denver, CO 80202 Tel: (303) 899-7300 Fax: (303) 899-7333 Contact: Ty Cobb
Niki Tuttle
Send SEAN an email: http://www.hhlaw.com/site/directory/contac t.asp?at t_id=2410&att_nm=Sean+R%2E+Gallagher
Say "Hello!" to Marianne: http://www.hhlaw.com/site/photos/5509.j pg
Or, perhaps, call their Washington, DC home office: WASHINGTON, D.C. OFFICE 555 Thirteenth Street, NW Washington, DC 20004 Tel: (202) 637-5600 Fax: (202) 637-5910 Contact: Warren Gorrell
Robert Com-Revere, Esq. Ronald G. London, Esq. Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP 1500 K Street, N. W., Suite 450 Washington, D.C. 20005 Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Washington, D.C. Office Suite 450 1500 K Street NW Washington, D.C. 20005-1272 Main: (202) 508-6600 Fax: (202) 508-6699 Email: washingtondc@dwt.com
Robbie's personal page with phone, email, and !!! Outlook VCard! http://www.dwt.com/lawdir/attorneys/CornRe vereRobe rt.cfm
Ronnie's 'neck-o' the woods' with the same http://www.dwt.com/lawdir/attorneys/LondonRo nald.c fm
I'm sure they'll enjoy citizens using their published information as much as we love telemarkets using ours....
Slashdot Mirror
Would be a hell of a trip to reset the CMOS.
Actually, the main difference is toll tags are ACTIVE, not PASSIVE RFID.
Simply stated, active uses a battery to boost signal while passive 'recycles' the signal from the antenna to charge and transmit back.
As much as I hate to bash a fellow lib-hater, did it ever occur to you that he/she might be going to grad school later in life and not direct from undergrad?
/i doubt your car is worth stealing - I know mine isn't. Then again, I drive an F250 crew...
Anyone? Bueller? Bueller? Anyone?
He invented robots, you know? /and probably is one - one incredibly angry robot
it's WRONG!
Freedom of speech only applies to Democrats, silly!
Screw that fat bastard Moore and F Lie/11. Why the hell is this political drool still showing up on my /. homepage after I selected EXCLUDE?
Oh, and all the flamers from both sides are double-dipped asshats.
OFFTOPIC? up yours, MOD...
/., Fark, blogblog, etc. except that the large majority of Americans are ignorant jackasses that know little of whatever candidate they support.
/please hurry and mod this one offtopic, too! Beat the rush! (heheh - get it? Rush? Rush Limbaugh? too funny...!
How is my desire to ignore the coming FLAME WARS considered offtopic?
I bet you'll find quite a few following my lead. I have yet to learn a damn thing from any of the flameouts on
I play a game when I fly for business each week. Depending on what book the person next to me is reading, I morph into a supportive character.
"Dude, Where's My Country"? 'Bush Sucks!' will get you in good graces.
"Deliver Us from Evil"? 'Liberal media scum!' does the trick.
The only thing that remains true through it all, is that Michael Moore is still a very fat bastard.
lemme check that profile thingy....
let's see... Anime-check Politics-check!
He took them out of the HTML, but the actual pics are still in his Comcast folder:
http://home.comcast.net/~mich617/000_000813.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~mich617/P7120633.JPG
Poor children, I can only pray they are spared a lifetime of trouble like this....
>>What part of "shall not be infringed" is so
>>hard to understand?
>>Do you ACLU? [aclu.org]
I'm confused. You quote from the 2nd amendment of the Constitution yet have an ACLU link? Oil and water if you ask me...
Those nutjobs are only interested (98% of the time is more like it) in pursuing liberal causes. I doubt "...the right of the people to keep and bear arms..." fits into their agenda of bashing Boy Scouts and city logos.
Yeah, I remember them. They were just another 80's power-band along the lines of Asia and Europe...
uh, idiot AC? You don't have exposure to when a CASHIER'S CHECK is cashed since it does not come out of your account.
RTFA
Next.....
6 months earlier because it's a different guy than Justin.....
their passwords, SS#, DOB, and bank account numbers to verify who they are.
Not sure about your 40% stat, but I do know that 50% of Americans are smarter than the other half.
Normally I just lurk around /. and soak it all in since I'm not a Linux/GNU/GPL/SCO/Mozilla/BSD wonk-type.
However.....
I do know RFID and Intermec's position in specific and I have to say the majority of posters on this subject are either (1) ignorant, (2) paranoid CASPIAN drones, (3) super-ignorant, (4) completely ignorant, and (5) have a clue.
My reasoning from the other posts?
(a) Submarine patents? Duh! Check Lemelson for true submarine patent tactics.
(b) RFID evil? I suppose each of you despise the number "6" because heaven forbid three of them get together and form "666". While you're at it, please make sure those CASPIAN whackos keep up with their daily medications.
(c) Some old dude has the patent? Yeah, one patent covers an entire technology.
(d) Intellectual property is evil? Oh, boy. Go head back to the bar and drink your Free as in Beer.
(e) Intermec "Claims" RFID Is Proprietary (emphasis added) ? Way to go, CowboyNeal. Complete misrepresentation of the merits of this specific lawsuit. Why not just revert back to the standard "John Ashcroft is a Nazi" or "Patriot Act is GoogolDoublePlusUnGood" headings?
With rants like the ones I've seen a majority of you post on this topic, it's no wonder your jobs are being shipped over to India.
Broadband - $50 - 100 per month
Cell phone - $50 - 200 per month
Blackberry - no clue so I'll say $50 per month
Pagers - do people still use those things?
Short end is $1,800/year to a possible max of $4,200/year. (Sure you could claim it on your taxes and only be out ~ $1,200-2,800 like that is supposed to make it any better.)
Smile while you are at work and get that resume in circulation. I'd quit on this issue alone because it looks to me that it's just the beginning....
Intermec 700 series rugged PocketPC. Integrated GSM-GPRS or CDMA along with BT and 802.11b all in the same package.
http://www.intermec.com/
>>not more than (40) forty acres of tillable ground
Uh, ZERO acres is "not more than (40)" so I guess we're all good here. Move along now....
CAT5? no problem for me - I'm wireless which "uses" the air - scratch that idea - the RIAA would probably sue God and we know he can't get a lawyer since they are all sent directly to hell...
>>John Clease is coming to kick your ass.
It wouldn't be the first time.....
It's just a tiny, wafer-thin image...
(please review Monty Python Meaining of Life prior to modding down)
For once, I can actually click an embedded link within the story and the webserver hasn't already puked on the /. effect!
>>Abusing these guys is not a good idea.
>>Everybody should have the right to legal
>>representation, even if they are scum, and
>>harassing the people that make it possible
>>would lead to the breakdown of the legal system
Allow me to be absolutely clear --- I am not requesting people abuse or harass these individuals. Just mentioning their contact information that is readily available (took a whopping 5 minutes of total research) for citizens to utilize as necessary; much like their clients do with our information.
HOWEVER --- your point about a breakdown of the legal system puzzles me. Do you mean to state (Martha Stewart voice here...) "This would be a BAD thing" ???
Given that 3 federal judges can vote unanimously against the recall, and then have 11 peers vote unanimously in the EXACT OPPOSITE OPINION a few days later, perhaps we should adopt The Bard's call to "kill all the lawyers" ? (assuming they grow up to be activist judges or obstructionist Senators blocking judge nominations?)
http://www.killalllawyers.com/
Sean R.-Gallagher, Esq.
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Marianne N. Hallinan, Esq.
Hogan & Hartson
1200 17d1 Street, Suite 1500
Denver, CO 80202
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
DENVER OFFICE
One Tabor Center
1200 Seventeenth Street, Suite 1500
Denver, CO 80202
Tel: (303) 899-7300
Fax: (303) 899-7333
Contact: Ty Cobb
Niki Tuttle
Send SEAN an email:
http://www.hhlaw.com/site/directory/conta
Say "Hello!" to Marianne:
http://www.hhlaw.com/site/photos/5509.
Or, perhaps, call their Washington, DC home office:
WASHINGTON, D.C. OFFICE
555 Thirteenth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20004
Tel: (202) 637-5600
Fax: (202) 637-5910
Contact: Warren Gorrell
Robert Com-Revere, Esq.
Ronald G. London, Esq.
Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP
1500 K Street, N. W., Suite 450
Washington, D.C. 20005
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Washington, D.C. Office
Suite 450
1500 K Street NW
Washington, D.C. 20005-1272
Main: (202) 508-6600
Fax: (202) 508-6699
Email: washingtondc@dwt.com
Robbie's personal page with phone, email, and !!! Outlook VCard!
http://www.dwt.com/lawdir/attorneys/CornR
Ronnie's 'neck-o' the woods' with the same
http://www.dwt.com/lawdir/attorneys/LondonR
I'm sure they'll enjoy citizens using their published information as much as we love telemarkets using ours....
ENJOY!