Meanwhile, somewhere in a Hong Kong bordello, there is a computer just waking up in a bathtub full of ice chips and a big crack in the side of it's case.
I can pay Brown or FedEx shipping and handling on top of paying for the movie, or I can download it for free. I think that it's still worth the price of the movie and shipping to guarantee that I'm getting a good quality copy of the movie instead of crappy mislabled DivX porn.
I agree wholeheartedly that one child is worth more than the whole "internet experience", however I don't think that blocking this site will make their lives any better. As long as there is a market for this crap, there will be a way to distribute it. Fix the actual problem of demand for it. I don't know how that would be done, but I don't think that the answer will come from one Pennsylvania judge.
According to this GSM World article, security is not much of a problem any more. "A new security algorithm, known as A5/3, will provide users of GSM mobile phones with an even higher level of protection against eavesdropping than they have already. It will ensure that even if a prospective attacker manages to pull a GSM phone call out of the radio waves, he will be completely unable to make sense of it, even if he throws massive computing resources at the task.
Of a Janeane Garofalo SNL skit for the Nut-arific candy bar...
Nut-arific!
Nut-arific!
It's nut-very good.
Wait, that doesn't sound right, how about...
You're nut-gonna love it!
No, that's not right either...
OK, one more...
If this happened in Amish country, it could read, "Buggy buggy bugging backfires in bucolic backwoods blunder".
I promise not to post for the rest of the day.
TRW shot down my credit rating back in '95. I'm still figthing incorrect information as I apply for loans. Nothing ever changes.
Oh...that TRW...
I'm an amateur costumer...
is that a euphemism for cross dresser?
I believe they're called "furries". Check them out.
Shouldn't that be New Wallace and Grommet Pants ?
Meanwhile, somewhere in a Hong Kong bordello, there is a computer just waking up in a bathtub full of ice chips and a big crack in the side of it's case.
"At $99 dollars (retail), it looks like they're trying to market this thing to people like parents and children."
That just about covers everyone, doesn't it?
"Can I get modded up too by quoting other people and not including an original thought?" --Me
Can I get mine with extra butter and popped from 6 miles away, please?
One small nit; Warhol died February 22, 1987 after gall bladder surgery.
I can pay Brown or FedEx shipping and handling on top of paying for the movie, or I can download it for free. I think that it's still worth the price of the movie and shipping to guarantee that I'm getting a good quality copy of the movie instead of crappy mislabled DivX porn.
I agree wholeheartedly that one child is worth more than the whole "internet experience", however I don't think that blocking this site will make their lives any better. As long as there is a market for this crap, there will be a way to distribute it. Fix the actual problem of demand for it. I don't know how that would be done, but I don't think that the answer will come from one Pennsylvania judge.
I believe a handful is the equivalent of .000000000000000000000000735 Libraries of Congress, or enough to span the width of .075 human hairs.
It's not that "the physics community (is) full of frauds," rather it's the fraud community that is full of physicists.
According to this GSM World article, security is not much of a problem any more. "A new security algorithm, known as A5/3, will provide users of GSM mobile phones with an even higher level of protection against eavesdropping than they have already. It will ensure that even if a prospective attacker manages to pull a GSM phone call out of the radio waves, he will be completely unable to make sense of it, even if he throws massive computing resources at the task.
Don't count your blessings yet....Internet2 is coming.
This degree is meaningless to me unless I can take it in online courses via GPRS and/or 802.11b.
In other news, I've just broken the supercalifragilisticexpialidocious limit of my Mary Poppins DVD.
Japan's broadband is cheap, but it balances out when you end up paying 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 yen for a 8' by 8' apartment.