when the monolith turns Jupiter into a secondary sun. Only the outer, bigger better known ones will survive. Of course we wont be able to land on Europa.
I'm really glad to see the Texas seal on this document. It's really disturbed me to see Texas just standing by and ignoring the spam problem. I personally think any spammers caught in-state should be roped and dragged to the middle town to let the people decide what to do with them. We're already proud to be #1 in executions, cowboy justice would just up our position.
He's very simple, direct and down to earth without all the BS personal agenda cluttering his view. At least that's what I gathered from this article a few months back.
I think the word "classified" over-rules the idea of copywrite. Government owned crypto I guess would still be public domain, they're just not showing it to us.
Hmm, wonder if I can get the source to Carnivore under the Freedom of Information Act?
Works by the U. S. Government are not eligible for U. S. copyright protection. For works published on and after March 1, 1989, the previous notice requirement for works consisting primarily of one or more U. S. Government works has been eliminated. However, use of a notice on such a work will defeat a claim of innocent infringement as previously described provided the notice also includes a statement that identifies either those portions of the work in which copyright is claimed or those portions that constitute U. S. Government material.
Copies of works published before March 1, 1989, that consist primarily of one or more works of the U. S. Government should have a notice and the identifying statement.
and youre boss should use key loggers, email sniffers, remote video views and have a camera in your cube to.
Yes cops are in a unique position as public servants, but they're still people and they still deserve the right there of.
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Speeding isn't legal, cop or not.
Speed trapping isn't legal in most states (hidden out of view)
Two wrongs doesn't make a right but you might be able squirell your way out of a fine with it. That and having a video record of someone side swiping me was slightly more important.
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Notebook 2.5" drives and IBM Microdrives seem to handle it just a little bit better than SCSI/Full sized IDE drives. My Guess is they'll use one of those or something custom.
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Ham, thats better than my plan of just hoping they dropped by a Star Bucks or an open node and have the Wi-Fi upload to an FTP server like mad. I also considered a cellular card, communications was my biggest concern.
The nice thing about recording it yourself:
If it doesn't benefit you, you don't have to volunteer the evidence.
That almost sounds like a good idea actually. It would prevent a lot of dead people from voting for one thing, but that would of course throw the whole secret ballot concept out the window.
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I've been coming up with an in-car multi-angled record to HDD system to. Only mine was because of cops, help me to get out of tickets like the one that speed trapped me from behind a line of bushes last week. I was planing to use Freevo or simular, a notebook some webcams and wireless lan so if the car got jacked I could get pictures of the driver and their surroundings. I was also trying to figure out how to get a finger print scanner hidden in an unsuspecting place, like the gear shift.
I still had to send the IRS my W2 forms when I filed online (the only time) they made me send my W2 forms in anyways. But if I filed by phone they took my voice as my signature, at least that was the IRS' answer when asked. Never once did the file by phone ask you to speak, it was touch tone the whole way, a mute could use it. Whats the point of going electronic if you can't go electronic? ALL federal tax's should be freely doable on their website.
The normal rage is bad enough, I can't even play the original UnrealTournament on the mobile rage with Linux, though the Windows version works just fine.
The only way I can think of to make electronic voting work securely is to register every citizen, implant a chip under out skin that has an ID number, and use our fingerprint/retina for a pin. This would solve nearly every security problem out there, including voting. Plus no passwords to remember.
Publicaly appealing: no Secure: Mostly Big brother: Yes Good way to get body parts forcibly removed: Yes Satan (mark of beast): I think this would qualify
I bought the first 64MB DDR Radeon right after it came out. I held on to the card for months waiting for ATI to release a driver, didn't happen. I heard of people having sucess getting 3D acceleration to work, but I could never duplicate that success.
Finally after months of waiting I traded my Radeon to my roommate and got a GeForce 2 Pro with 64MB of DDR. Runs beutifully on Linux, I even play UT2K3 with it on an Athlon 850. Finally after having the GeForce2 for about four months I happen across a site that tells me how to make 3D acceleration work for the Radeon. To late now, I'm happy with my GeForce, and UT2K3 seems to only really want to work with nVidia anyways.
I don't think drivers are the best way to defend ATI considering they tend to shrug off other OS's and nVidia has committed themselves to supporting Alternate OS's.
Okay, so I forgot their names. I've listened to them and tried to give them a fair shake, it just didn't work. I've thought about calling them daily to remind them they suck, but there are others that do that for me, and besides it may count their rating is boosted.
Mouse drop downs worked, but aliases were in their to. I had it set up to do which ever I felt like doing. When I was leaning back watching I would use the mouse. When someone was arguing and we were typing back and fourth I would use an alias. Roll your own.
I don't like pop, classical is great, but not all the time when I have a case of road rage I want to blair the OffSpring, Mötley Crüe or something, not Mozart. FEED THE RAGE, starving it just makes your rage hungry, their's nothing worse than rage on an empty stomache.
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when the monolith turns Jupiter into a secondary sun. Only the outer, bigger better known ones will survive. Of course we wont be able to land on Europa.
"All these worlds are yours, except Europa...
ATTEMPT NO LANDINGS THERE."
Wonder what the law enforcement officials in Oklahoma thought when they saw a drove of Texas Highway Patrol officers storm one of their hotels?
I'm really glad to see the Texas seal on this document. It's really disturbed me to see Texas just standing by and ignoring the spam problem. I personally think any spammers caught in-state should be roped and dragged to the middle town to let the people decide what to do with them. We're already proud to be #1 in executions, cowboy justice would just up our position.
He's very simple, direct and down to earth without all the BS personal agenda cluttering his view. At least that's what I gathered from this article a few months back.
I think the word "classified" over-rules the idea of copywrite. Government owned crypto I guess would still be public domain, they're just not showing it to us.
Hmm, wonder if I can get the source to Carnivore under the Freedom of Information Act?
Here we go
Publications Incorporating U. S. Government Works
Works by the U. S. Government are not eligible for U. S. copyright protection. For works published on and after March 1, 1989, the previous notice requirement for works consisting primarily of one or more U. S. Government works has been eliminated. However, use of a notice on such a work will defeat a claim of innocent infringement as previously described provided the notice also includes a statement that identifies either those portions of the work in which copyright is claimed or those portions that constitute U. S. Government material.
Example: © 2002 Jane Brown. Copyright claimed in Chapters 7-10, exclusive of U. S. Government maps
Copies of works published before March 1, 1989, that consist primarily of one or more works of the U. S. Government should have a notice and the identifying statement.
I thought the government couldn't copywrite anything. Or does NASA not count?
not all states are listed, lots of legalese, but you should be able to filter through some of it.
speedtrap.org
and youre boss should use key loggers, email sniffers, remote video views and have a camera in your cube to.
Yes cops are in a unique position as public servants, but they're still people and they still deserve the right there of.
Speeding isn't legal, cop or not.
Speed trapping isn't legal in most states (hidden out of view)
Two wrongs doesn't make a right but you might be able squirell your way out of a fine with it. That and having a video record of someone side swiping me was slightly more important.
Notebook 2.5" drives and IBM Microdrives seem to handle it just a little bit better than SCSI/Full sized IDE drives. My Guess is they'll use one of those or something custom.
Ham, thats better than my plan of just hoping they dropped by a Star Bucks or an open node and have the Wi-Fi upload to an FTP server like mad. I also considered a cellular card, communications was my biggest concern.
The nice thing about recording it yourself:
If it doesn't benefit you, you don't have to volunteer the evidence.
That almost sounds like a good idea actually. It would prevent a lot of dead people from voting for one thing, but that would of course throw the whole secret ballot concept out the window.
I've been coming up with an in-car multi-angled record to HDD system to. Only mine was because of cops, help me to get out of tickets like the one that speed trapped me from behind a line of bushes last week. I was planing to use Freevo or simular, a notebook some webcams and wireless lan so if the car got jacked I could get pictures of the driver and their surroundings. I was also trying to figure out how to get a finger print scanner hidden in an unsuspecting place, like the gear shift.
I googled for the name of the installed program and didn't look close enough. Use the open source one instead.
I still had to send the IRS my W2 forms when I filed online (the only time) they made me send my W2 forms in anyways. But if I filed by phone they took my voice as my signature, at least that was the IRS' answer when asked. Never once did the file by phone ask you to speak, it was touch tone the whole way, a mute could use it. Whats the point of going electronic if you can't go electronic? ALL federal tax's should be freely doable on their website.
Talk about lock down...
Of course you can always print to a PDF and fix from there. Unecessarily difficult but it sure beats having to go back and fix it by hand.
The normal rage is bad enough, I can't even play the original UnrealTournament on the mobile rage with Linux, though the Windows version works just fine.
Check Yes: Happy confirmed position Saddam
Check No: Mad at you for voting against him Saddam
Remember, armed guards stood over them as they voted.
The only way I can think of to make electronic voting work securely is to register every citizen, implant a chip under out skin that has an ID number, and use our fingerprint/retina for a pin. This would solve nearly every security problem out there, including voting. Plus no passwords to remember.
Publicaly appealing: no
Secure: Mostly
Big brother: Yes
Good way to get body parts forcibly removed: Yes
Satan (mark of beast): I think this would qualify
I bought the first 64MB DDR Radeon right after it came out. I held on to the card for months waiting for ATI to release a driver, didn't happen. I heard of people having sucess getting 3D acceleration to work, but I could never duplicate that success.
Finally after months of waiting I traded my Radeon to my roommate and got a GeForce 2 Pro with 64MB of DDR. Runs beutifully on Linux, I even play UT2K3 with it on an Athlon 850. Finally after having the GeForce2 for about four months I happen across a site that tells me how to make 3D acceleration work for the Radeon. To late now, I'm happy with my GeForce, and UT2K3 seems to only really want to work with nVidia anyways.
I don't think drivers are the best way to defend ATI considering they tend to shrug off other OS's and nVidia has committed themselves to supporting Alternate OS's.
Oh no!
You advertised for them!
Mod down! Mod down!
Okay, so I forgot their names. I've listened to them and tried to give them a fair shake, it just didn't work. I've thought about calling them daily to remind them they suck, but there are others that do that for me, and besides it may count their rating is boosted.
Have to give it a shot. Easy to over look stations now that autoseek is standard on radios.
Mouse drop downs worked, but aliases were in their to. I had it set up to do which ever I felt like doing. When I was leaning back watching I would use the mouse. When someone was arguing and we were typing back and fourth I would use an alias. Roll your own.
I don't like pop, classical is great, but not all the time when I have a case of road rage I want to blair the OffSpring, Mötley Crüe or something, not Mozart. FEED THE RAGE, starving it just makes your rage hungry, their's nothing worse than rage on an empty stomache.