That's why this surprised me. In the real world, sure they would be rightfully prosecuted. But with the entire event being isolated to a university campus...
I'm pretty sure they're not going to be prosecuted. From the Guardian article:
"The police referred the matter back to the university, saying it was best dealt with internally."
Yes, I found that I was playing almost every day for a month or two. But then I'd discovered all the fossils and paid off my house, and there just wasn't the same desire to go back in.
When was the last time you used dillo though?
I've been running v0.8.0 for the last couple of months and haven't had any problems.
Of course my box has a whopping 64mb of RAM, so things aren't always speedy...
"$3500 per month for 1GB per month"
Now surely that's in Australian currency, but that still sounds expensive to me.
Even for Australian currency ($1 AUD ~= $0.75 USD), that's bloody expensive. Considering that most broadband plans here cost between $50 and $100 dollars a month, this is very, very pricey.
It's hard for them to say "fuck you" while they've got a bigmouthful of US dick. If they didn't object to sugar cane being left out of the Free Trade deal, I doubt they'll stop deep throating just for some scary hacker, sovereign nation or not.
They also haven't complained yet about the two Australian guys who have been locked up in Guantanamo Bay for more than two years.
The powerful threat of "meat damage". There was some fakey "hacker" card game put out by WotC once where that could happen. I forget what it was called though.
Quoth Joel Carr
It's not going to help us at all. However we have an election coming up this year and Jonny has been trying to get this free trade deal sealed for quite a while now. You can bet that if he does get it, no matter how bad it actually is, he'll make sure we all know about it come the election. We'll be told that thanks to his government, relations with the US are now better than ever, and look, a free trade deal to prove it!
I don't think that it'll help little Johnny that much at all... He's really pissed off the sugar industry and a lot of farmers...
The price seems likely, given that Telstra's music service is charging A$1.49 a track. Unfortunately, they're Windows Media Player files, so that excludes me... This information was gleaned from an interesting article about it at The Age.
Too bad you can't play Super Bomberman on gamecube; there was another great 4 player game
What the heck are you talking about? Bomberman generations has been out for ages now. I still remember playing 4 player Bomberman on my amiga many years ago...
Ogg is like Betamax -- while theoretically better, isn't Better Enough to make 99.9% of the world care about it.
The thing is, with video players it was only possible to accept either beta or VHS. Portable music devices are able to support multiple formats without too much trouble.
Gvim is a great little program, even if I haven't got around to setting it as my default editor at work (Visual Studio 7)
From the Guardian article:
"The police referred the matter back to the university, saying it was best dealt with internally."
Yes, I found that I was playing almost every day for a month or two. But then I'd discovered all the fossils and paid off my house, and there just wasn't the same desire to go back in.
Clicky!
ZzzzSleep
Except that you don't get any karma for "funny" mods...
Considering that most broadband plans here cost between $50 and $100 dollars a month, this is very, very pricey.
And here I am with no mod points... *sigh*
The first instance I can think of for this was in Usagi Yojimbo on the C64. Can anyone think of any older games?
If it's that much of a problem for you, then just press F11 and go into full screen mode.
Quoth Joel Carr It's not going to help us at all. However we have an election coming up this year and Jonny has been trying to get this free trade deal sealed for quite a while now. You can bet that if he does get it, no matter how bad it actually is, he'll make sure we all know about it come the election. We'll be told that thanks to his government, relations with the US are now better than ever, and look, a free trade deal to prove it! I don't think that it'll help little Johnny that much at all... He's really pissed off the sugar industry and a lot of farmers...
I remember that the world championships used to be broadcast on ESPN. Does anyone know if that's still happening?
If we hear about a web server on a PDA, it won't be running for very long....
The price seems likely, given that Telstra's music service is charging A$1.49 a track.
Unfortunately, they're Windows Media Player files, so that excludes me...
This information was gleaned from an interesting article about it at The Age.
Sigh... as a cyclist, I really wish people would pay more attention when driving...
ZzzzSleep
1. Setup video camera
2. Kill yourself
3. Have next of kin send video to "Funniest home videos"
4. Profit!
*Sigh* I wish I had mod points today. That was great!