Can you recommend a news client with the "look and feel" of the Google Groups net-based thingie from about a year ago (I hear they've screwed around with it since then)?
(I'm assuming that the one that comes with Outlook Express was specifically designed to kill Usenet)
1. Technically infeasable and economically ruinous for ISPS to scan all network traffic (unless you want to pay them for their trouble, MPAA? you could indemify us all for the resultant Internet slowdown perhaps?).
Unless, of course, the **AAs start buying up ISPs left and right. They could even continue to offer service at the same price, using any failure of revenues to cover expenses as a tax write-off.
If you don't get to make an accusation without documentation you don't get to repeat someone else's without something with which to back it up either.
For what it's worth I am a fan of neither Joe McCarthy nor Communism and the mere existance of something called an "Anti-American Activities Committee" is the most anti-American thing I can think of. None of which has anything to do with whether McCarthy's military record was accurately portrayed or not.
"Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but not their own facts.", as Senator Moynihan used to say.
"...while McCarthy was hiding behind the couch..."
You should probably provide some documentation for this, as other sources seem to indicate that he had a quite respectable military record of service as a Marine during World War II. Even if the nickname "Tailgunner Joe" had something to do with shooting coconuts, he had to be serving as a tailgunner in order to get it.
"I didn't admit that I had non-existing Weapons of Mass Destruction and because of that, some country invaded me."
And, of course, if you had admitted to not having those weapons all the enemies you made over the years, both in neighboring countries and within your own populace, not to mention anyone else in the neighborhood that wanted your country's petroleum for themselves, would have known that you were in a position of weakness and would have quickly moved in for the kill, so it's a simple case of "if you don't hurry up and commit suicide, we're gonna kill you".
Except that it wasn't arrogance on the part of the Beatles. John Lennon, commenting on the phenomena of their fanbase made the observation that they were more popular than Jesus. He didn't say that there was anything wrong with Jesus, he didn't say they were better than Jesus, he didn't say that they deserved to be more popular than Jesus, he wasn't bragging, and it wasn't based on a world-wide scientific survey. He was just making an observation based on his own experiences. Perhaps he should have chosen his analogy more carefully. If he'd realised the extent to which people would go out of their way to mis-interpret what he said, I'm sure he would have.
Could it, however, be arrogance on the part of Microsoft? Probably.
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Are you sure that wasn't Fred Neil in "Everybody's Talkin'"?
Well, it's either that or Baja Canada.
Anyone attemping to use straw for bail will probably soon discover that the government only takes cash or property bonds.
RG-58, the stuff they used to use for Ethernet, is 50 Ohm.
You're being a spelling nazi about "sentence" in a thread with an AC grammar nazi who spelled it "gramer"?
http://www.despair.com/
Happy now?
First thing I thought of was maybe they could develop the next Star Trek series--as a comedy. Seriously.
The Daily Show appeals to Slashdotters more than does professional wrestling because they prefer believable fiction.
Why bother, look how he spelled "cord", he's already suffered brain damage.
(I'm assuming that the one that comes with Outlook Express was specifically designed to kill Usenet)
So does that mean they'll have to start calling it NSSHA (Not So Secure Hashing Algorithm)?
All by itself? Without doping?
Ask "this guy"
I'm assuming that you're aware that Don Ameche played Bell years ago in a movie, and that "ameche" became a slang term for a telephone.
What does that work out to in cycles per second (Hertz)?
You kids today don't know anything that happened before last week. The Italian who invented the telephone was Don Ameche.
Unless, of course, the **AAs start buying up ISPs left and right. They could even continue to offer service at the same price, using any failure of revenues to cover expenses as a tax write-off.
For what it's worth I am a fan of neither Joe McCarthy nor Communism and the mere existance of something called an "Anti-American Activities Committee" is the most anti-American thing I can think of. None of which has anything to do with whether McCarthy's military record was accurately portrayed or not.
"Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but not their own facts.", as Senator Moynihan used to say.
Sounds as though the real conspiracy is to make the pension fund disappear and then claim that it never existed.
You should probably provide some documentation for this, as other sources seem to indicate that he had a quite respectable military record of service as a Marine during World War II. Even if the nickname "Tailgunner Joe" had something to do with shooting coconuts, he had to be serving as a tailgunner in order to get it.
And, of course, if you had admitted to not having those weapons all the enemies you made over the years, both in neighboring countries and within your own populace, not to mention anyone else in the neighborhood that wanted your country's petroleum for themselves, would have known that you were in a position of weakness and would have quickly moved in for the kill, so it's a simple case of "if you don't hurry up and commit suicide, we're gonna kill you".
Is that a non-USB scanner by chance? You can email me at coastalnet.com.
Could it, however, be arrogance on the part of Microsoft? Probably.
Are you and the other people using Spybot S&D and getting paid for it donating anything to the author?
Manufacturer and retailer of scrubber tentitively raise hands from seats in back row whilst counting their profits.