As thousands of Slashdot users hammered the newly setup web server cooled by cooking oil the processor quickly heated up to previously unseen levels. This resulted in the server caking the cooking oil and quickly overheating as it crumbled under the/. effect.
Okay....the server is still up....but it is running a bit slow.
As someone else said...it works nice on Debian/Unstable...but I had to make a tweaked/faked package due to dependancy problems. Skype depends on a package that has another name under Debian...*sighs*
My closest friend lives in Palmer, Alaska. When they crank this thing up it SERIOUSLY starts to mess with ppl's heads. People begin to act strangely. I am sure expanding this project isn't cheered near Anchorage.
Not only does this pose legal problems it also poses technical problems.
The devices that receive an audio signal often has transmission jacks to transmit the signal to another (external) device.
The devices include:
Headsets
Amplifiers
Remote speakers
Someone could insert a recording device (tape recorder, CD Recorder, PC Sound card) to any of these attachments and thus render the content control being provided by the receiver useless!....Unless of course they plan to outlaw headphones or require headphones be able to unencrypt some kind of encoded signal sent to them by the receiver...
I stand by my original statement...it'll never fly.
The FCC's Content-Flag for TV recently got struck down by the Federal Court System. In their decision the Court found that the FCC lacked the authority to regulate signal receivers.
I fail to see how this case is any different.
The FCC may only regulate the transmission of signals. To regulate the reception of signals the Congressional Act establishing the FCC would have to be modified to grant the FCC additional needed authority
In Michigan, as well as most states, a Driver's License or State issued ID costs money (albeit, $12 for 4 years in MI). Still, this constitutes a poll tax and as such is unconstitutional.
My distribution of Linux as well as Knoppix-STD has a command called "wipe". It over writes a file (or a special block file 34 times with several different randomn patterns.
I make sure to do this with all drives I send back for warrenty.
I believe Bruce is referring to the fact that: yeah....you can say so and so created this code. But that doesn't teel you how trustworthy the person or how well the code was made. So therefore putting too much faith into a "seal" saying that it is signed is a mistake.
Maybe Bruce himself reads/. and will post. I read his blog daily and I know he often posts comments in his own blog.
"Chain of Command", a famous episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation in which Jean-Luc Picard is tortured in a fashion similar to that of Winston Smith. Just as Smith is repeatedly shown a hand with four fingers and tortured until he will agree that he actually sees five, Picard is tortured by a Cardassian sadist and is asked to see five lights when there are only four.
This probably has something to NLP. In NLP when a stimuli occurs there is about a half second window in which an anchor can be set. Anchors can usually be set immediately after something "shocking" occurs.
Then again...I have no credentials in the Psych community....just a randomn thought.
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Or...you could just not give them a valid email address? Or...if they need to send you something (registration code....whatever) via email you can do this:
Buy Domain for $8
Make bogus alias that points to your real email address
If you didn't know about the contract then I would agree with you. But if you knew about the contract between the two parties and then intentionally helped one of the parties break that contract that is where you have the tort violation. Because you acted in bad faith to sever a legally recognized relationship.
Does this mean a woman can sue her husband's mistress?
Slashdot Mirror
As thousands of Slashdot users hammered the newly setup web server cooled by cooking oil the processor quickly heated up to previously unseen levels. This resulted in the server caking the cooking oil and quickly overheating as it crumbled under the /. effect.
Okay....the server is still up....but it is running a bit slow.
- Buy stock in data storage companies
- Create legislation to require ISPs to retain data for idiotic periods of time
- Mark it as "terrorism" related to ensure it will be passed without anyone looking at it carefully and scrutanizing it.
- ???
- ...???
- PROFIT!!!!!!!!!! HAR HAR HAR!
Seriously....what other reason could there be for such insanity?As someone else said...it works nice on Debian/Unstable...but I had to make a tweaked/faked package due to dependancy problems. Skype depends on a package that has another name under Debian...*sighs*
My closest friend lives in Palmer, Alaska. When they crank this thing up it SERIOUSLY starts to mess with ppl's heads. People begin to act strangely. I am sure expanding this project isn't cheered near Anchorage.
The are FOUR LIGHTS!...I mean...Licenses
If Congress doesn't deliver a Broadcast Flag pronto, warns the letter, content producers will abandon free, over-the-air broadcast TV.
WONDERFUL! The Industry is in desperate need of new blood. I say let them walk!
Not only does this pose legal problems it also poses technical problems.
The devices that receive an audio signal often has transmission jacks to transmit the signal to another (external) device.
The devices include:
Someone could insert a recording device (tape recorder, CD Recorder, PC Sound card) to any of these attachments and thus render the content control being provided by the receiver useless! ....Unless of course they plan to outlaw headphones or require headphones be able to unencrypt some kind of encoded signal sent to them by the receiver...
I stand by my original statement...it'll never fly.
The FCC's Content-Flag for TV recently got struck down by the Federal Court System. In their decision the Court found that the FCC lacked the authority to regulate signal receivers.
I fail to see how this case is any different.
The FCC may only regulate the transmission of signals. To regulate the reception of signals the Congressional Act establishing the FCC would have to be modified to grant the FCC additional needed authority
....Thus sayeth the Courts
What's the argument against having to show ID?
In Michigan, as well as most states, a Driver's License or State issued ID costs money (albeit, $12 for 4 years in MI). Still, this constitutes a poll tax and as such is unconstitutional.
My distribution of Linux as well as Knoppix-STD has a command called "wipe". It over writes a file (or a special block file 34 times with several different randomn patterns.
I make sure to do this with all drives I send back for warrenty.
The mom doesn't recognize the screen name because it is probably a Kazaa screen name set up by whoever set up the Kazaa.
I am sure they are sending one of there most attractive sales reps. to the policy makers as we speak.
Maybe Bruce himself reads /. and will post. I read his blog daily and I know he often posts comments in his own blog.
From Wikipedia.
"Chain of Command", a famous episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation in which Jean-Luc Picard is tortured in a fashion similar to that of Winston Smith. Just as Smith is repeatedly shown a hand with four fingers and tortured until he will agree that he actually sees five, Picard is tortured by a Cardassian sadist and is asked to see five lights when there are only four.
What truth?
There are FOUR lights
This probably has something to NLP. In NLP when a stimuli occurs there is about a half second window in which an anchor can be set. Anchors can usually be set immediately after something "shocking" occurs.
Then again...I have no credentials in the Psych community....just a randomn thought.
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Or...you could just not give them a valid email address? Or...if they need to send you something (registration code....whatever) via email you can do this:
Run your own DNS server.
/etc/resolv.conf and point to 127.0.0.1.
apt-get bind9
Edit
I've been doing it for years now...
Iraqui Occupation: The Next Generation
Set your phasers to stun!
If you didn't know about the contract then I would agree with you. But if you knew about the contract between the two parties and then intentionally helped one of the parties break that contract that is where you have the tort violation. Because you acted in bad faith to sever a legally recognized relationship.
Does this mean a woman can sue her husband's mistress?This activity smells of bait/switch. Have you considered filing a complaint with the FTC?
This provision may get shot down as unconstitutional.
Oh no....apple is going to the dark side.
Now, that doesn't sound like a test of free will to me. And in fact, it seems that free will is not actually mentioned in the Bible.
Sorry....do you actually read the Bible? If you had you surely would have come accross this verse.
John 8:36 (New International Version)
36So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.
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The idea being here being of free will to NOT be in sin and to turn back to God, to be the prodigal son.