In France there is freedom of speech. Quite similar to the US, even if we do not have first amendment. By practical means, you can say whatever you want. But you simply must be prepared to face the consequences :
- If you libel (or insult) : you can be sued for damages to reputation
- If you lie (can get in trouble with anti-fraud laws)
- If you incite to hate or violence
Generally, if you are able to back what you say with facts, nobody can stop you from saying what you want.
When it comes to publishing and freedom of the press, it may be a different matter, but because press belongs to publishing groups and is subject to power manipulations, not because there is true lack of freedom.
Two of the results on the first page of results do not contain the phrase.
Perhaps the pages do not contain the phrase anymore.
Googles searches against indexes of cached pages, not the actual pages as they may be as of today
When you click on the link you go to the current version of the page which may be different from what google remembers of it.
Have you tried clicking on the link for the cached version of the page instead ?
Not intercept and read !
If the mails are rejected at the RCPT: stage, they don't get to read the contents.
At most, the log (if they are stupid enough and have enough storage to log everything that is going to hit their SMTP port) will show the sender and adressee of the failed mail attempt - nothing more
Actually, Pringles sold in most european countries (cannot tell for all) are sold in cardboard tube-like boxes.
Not METAL boxes, CARDBOARD !!
That's why other antenna designs have been developped here, making use of various Nestle tin boxes (Nescafe, Caro, Powder chocolate,...). These boxes all have the same size, so the choice depends more on what your tastes are for breakfast beverages (or alternatively which color you like best):)
Open question : did the scots / irish start developping antenna designs based on whisky bottle tubes (you know, the metal ones in which the whisky bottles from famous & old distilleries are sold) ?
That would be a true technological use of local products.
You probably meant "à l'occasion", which is french for "some time in the future", or "when the opportunity arises" rather than "autrefois" which is in the past (to the tune of "there once was...").
But shouldn't advocating anything related with France or french culture be immediately rewarded as anti-american troll (-5) ??
... that had this kind of fake "user testimonials".
Only, they got caught and exposed in an even more ridiculous way.
The company was french-based wappup.com (now www.wappup.it), and they had each month a new made-up user story to promote their crap service.
But some people recognised where the "models" used for illustrating the articlescame from : They were cropped porn photographs taken from magazines.
See this snapshot of the web page :
http://www.vakooler.com/docs/interview-sandrine.gi f
And see the original (uncropped) picture :
http://www.vakooler.com/docs/0103.jpg
They removed the pages, but too late:p
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Yep, shipping them directly to Neverland ...
That's because you used a microsoft compiler ...
... it's biased.
Cannot happen.
These people do not share.
Tony Blair (UK's Prime Minister) also is missing from the list.
Too bad, he's the one I would have voted for.
About freedom of speech in France
In France there is freedom of speech. Quite similar to the US, even if we do not have first amendment. By practical means, you can say whatever you want. But you simply must be prepared to face the consequences :
- If you libel (or insult) : you can be sued for damages to reputation
- If you lie (can get in trouble with anti-fraud laws)
- If you incite to hate or violence
Generally, if you are able to back what you say with facts, nobody can stop you from saying what you want.
When it comes to publishing and freedom of the press, it may be a different matter, but because press belongs to publishing groups and is subject to power manipulations, not because there is true lack of freedom.
Two of the results on the first page of results do not contain the phrase.
Perhaps the pages do not contain the phrase anymore.
Googles searches against indexes of cached pages, not the actual pages as they may be as of today
When you click on the link you go to the current version of the page which may be different from what google remembers of it.
Have you tried clicking on the link for the cached version of the page instead ?
Not intercept and read !
If the mails are rejected at the RCPT: stage, they don't get to read the contents.
At most, the log (if they are stupid enough and have enough storage to log everything that is going to hit their SMTP port) will show the sender and adressee of the failed mail attempt - nothing more
One of the best trackball ever built.
Been using it daily, all day long, for five years or so.
Still as precise and smooth as on day one.
Actually, Pringles sold in most european countries (cannot tell for all) are sold in cardboard tube-like boxes. ...). These boxes all have the same size, so the choice depends more on what your tastes are for breakfast beverages (or alternatively which color you like best) :)
Not METAL boxes, CARDBOARD !!
That's why other antenna designs have been developped here, making use of various Nestle tin boxes (Nescafe, Caro, Powder chocolate,
Open question : did the scots / irish start developping antenna designs based on whisky bottle tubes (you know, the metal ones in which the whisky bottles from famous & old distilleries are sold) ?
That would be a true technological use of local products.
I have chosen. I do not own a micro-wave oven. And I won't.
I know you ! You are Biggus Dickus !
Don't waste your time with a moron that got his signature out of a translation engine.
Yeah, religion is viral ... ... and outbreaks are generally lethal
You probably meant "à l'occasion", which is french for "some time in the future", or "when the opportunity arises" rather than "autrefois" which is in the past (to the tune of "there once was ...").
But shouldn't advocating anything related with France or french culture be immediately rewarded as anti-american troll (-5) ??
Looks like a new holy mission for Steve 'Script-Kiddie' Gibson. http://www.grcsucks.com/
Don't matter Just need to be all 64 bit (or more) by that time.
You haven't read any of the articles, have you ?
... that had this kind of fake "user testimonials". Only, they got caught and exposed in an even more ridiculous way. The company was french-based wappup.com (now www.wappup.it), and they had each month a new made-up user story to promote their crap service. But some people recognised where the "models" used for illustrating the articlescame from : They were cropped porn photographs taken from magazines. See this snapshot of the web page : http://www.vakooler.com/docs/interview-sandrine.gi f
And see the original (uncropped) picture :
http://www.vakooler.com/docs/0103.jpg
They removed the pages, but too late :p