Isn't it possible that some of these auto-generated e-mail addresses will actually correspond to real addresses and thus cause innocent people to get spam they otherwise wouldn't get?
Don't generalize. As far as I am concerned, a doctor is somebody with a doctoral degree. The people who "cure people's illnesses" are called physicians and are usually not doctors, only by courtesy styled "dr. so-and-so".
(BTW, this has nothing to do with Dr Seuss, of whom I had never heard until I just made a Google search on the name.)
You are obviously confused by something. I'm sure some Dane will be able to come up with better figures, but Copenhagen has maybe 2 million people. No other Danish city comes even close.
Well, you won't be able to get away with it inconspicuously anyway. People will just have to look out for strange individuals wearing 3D-glasses and tilting and shaking their heads in front of the monitors.
"Alternatively, Kuhn told New Scientist, simple 3D movie glasses could defeat the system. These have a horizontal polarising filter on one eye and a vertical filter on the other eye.
"By tilting the head up to 45 degrees to either side and switching between both eyes, you can easily observe light at all polarisation angles," he says. Kuhn adds that an opaque shielding device might be simpler way to obstruct prying eyes."
"Nicholas Hytner apparently couldn't have 'George III' in the title because Americans would have wondered what happened to parts I and II"
(http://www.britmovie.co.uk/genres/drama/filmograp hy/025.html)
Not quite. It's rather something like: "... must be careful that he does not himself become a monster." (Although I'm sure there is a better translation somewhere.)
I must agree with the person who wondered what was wrong with it. But where is a decent Tetris game for Windows to be found? There seems just to be dozens of clones around that lack the charm of the Tetris I once had on my old Macintosh SE (the Uspensky cathedral, the cosmonaut, the Russian folk melodies in plink-plonk version...). [*nostalgic sigh*]
Is there a tetris for Linux (if I only get my Linux install to work...) A good Tetris version could be the killer app that Linux needs.
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They might as well continue to the moon and bring some cheese back home.
Isn't it possible that some of these auto-generated e-mail addresses will actually correspond to real addresses and thus cause innocent people to get spam they otherwise wouldn't get?
You are obviously confused by something. I'm sure some Dane will be able to come up with better figures, but Copenhagen has maybe 2 million people. No other Danish city comes even close.
"Model protectorate"?
Didn't you know that? Oh, no - now they will have to kill me!
Why isn't my kettle and my toaster on the 'net yet? How the hell am I supposed to eat breakfast with this primitive equipment?
Wasn't the problem that webmasters abused the standard (metatags)?
But having it as an alternative search method is a good idea.
"Nicholas Hytner apparently couldn't have 'George III' in the title because Americans would have wondered what happened to parts I and II" (http://www.britmovie.co.uk/genres/drama/filmograp hy/025.html)
Not quite. It's rather something like: "... must be careful that he does not himself become a monster." (Although I'm sure there is a better translation somewhere.)
I must agree with the person who wondered what was wrong with it. But where is a decent Tetris game for Windows to be found? There seems just to be dozens of clones around that lack the charm of the Tetris I once had on my old Macintosh SE (the Uspensky cathedral, the cosmonaut, the Russian folk melodies in plink-plonk version...). [*nostalgic sigh*] Is there a tetris for Linux (if I only get my Linux install to work...) A good Tetris version could be the killer app that Linux needs.