But my understanding is that it is the unauthorized distribution of copyrighted works (ie uploading/sharing) that is illegal, and the search engine would only benefit downloaders.
Or would it? Since BT causes downloaders to automatically share...
I was thinking the exact same thing. I will never buy an IOMEGA product ever again. They not only produced shoddy crap, but they treated their customers with contept as well.
They now sell things under other brands as well, surrepticiously dropping the Iomega name and using cyberhome or some such instead.
More important to members of congress - these people will neither hear the campaign slogans nor see the televised debates in elections when their screens go dark.
I'd say they care about that more than anything else .
I have heard that CC thieves often use their stolen cards at gas stations. Doing so gives them the opportunity to check whether the card is still good without being in front of a human being who might remember them later.
At least, that is what a customer service rep told me on the phone once when I was disputing some charges once.
I have to wonder if they don't do this on purpose - I mean, if 90% of the traffic comming out of the country is spam, and ISPs block all mail traffic as a result, the few mails offering details about something the gov't wants hushed up would be dropped.
...why the recent third-party gmail notifier stuff is going on... Looks like they've architected a protective measure for their own branded browser - gmail integration.
Indeed. They will be found guilt, and a fine will be levied. Diebold'll pay with old voting machines. Which are illegal to use now in CA, so they will sit in a warehouse somewhere and gather dust until the cockroaches inherit the earth.
At least old Will Smith CDs are smaller and easier to transport.
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To stay in character you'd have had to write: "Fornicating heathens!"
Cheers!
But my understanding is that it is the unauthorized distribution of copyrighted works (ie uploading/sharing) that is illegal, and the search engine would only benefit downloaders.
Or would it? Since BT causes downloaders to automatically share...
Great, now I'm confused.
I was thinking the exact same thing. I will never buy an IOMEGA product ever again. They not only produced shoddy crap, but they treated their customers with contept as well.
They now sell things under other brands as well, surrepticiously dropping the Iomega name and using cyberhome or some such instead.
...why does it show me pictures of donkeys when I use my school portrait for the search?
they feature the dalek machine in an episode of "Pimp my ride" and add the undercarriage neons and big bass boosters.
More important to members of congress - these people will neither hear the campaign slogans nor see the televised debates in elections when their screens go dark.
I'd say they care about that more than anything else .
I believe it is attributed to Samuel Clemens, aka Mark Twain
I have heard that CC thieves often use their stolen cards at gas stations. Doing so gives them the opportunity to check whether the card is still good without being in front of a human being who might remember them later.
At least, that is what a customer service rep told me on the phone once when I was disputing some charges once.
I could swear my keychain already exhibits similar behaviour, clearly MIT stole the design from me.
With a friend like you...
You are joking, right? I mean, you know "rouge" is French for "red," yes?
Or like a slashdot subscription.
Err, you mean Oak Ridge Natl Lab, I think?
Because of Microsoft, I can't get my box to come up, and because of Pfizer, I can't get... oh, nevermind.
I have to wonder if they don't do this on purpose - I mean, if 90% of the traffic comming out of the country is spam, and ISPs block all mail traffic as a result, the few mails offering details about something the gov't wants hushed up would be dropped.
From what I understand however, this only applies to Series 1 boxes. Series 2 box owners are SOL, as they are not as "friendly."
The more you tighten your grip, Tarkin, the more star systems will slip through your
fingers.
Five dolla, make you holla!
...why the recent third-party gmail notifier stuff is going on... Looks like they've architected a protective measure for their own branded browser - gmail integration.
I gather from the recent two stories that the /. editors are hungry - whose turn is it to feed them?
>>So what advantage does a $4.00 movie via PPV (plus additional fees that they might charge) have?
You don't have to get in the friggin car and drive there. Seriously, they are counting on Joe Sixpack being a sloth.
... on a dairy farm - the entire place could be powered by a single generator.
Indeed. They will be found guilt, and a fine will be levied. Diebold'll pay with old voting machines. Which are illegal to use now in CA, so they will sit in a warehouse somewhere and gather dust until the cockroaches inherit the earth.
At least old Will Smith CDs are smaller and easier to transport.
VG:
"Can you hear me now?"
"How about now?"
This is way better than those pens that you have to hold upside-down that are sold at truck stops...