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Won't they have to outlaw https and ssh in order to track uploads to secure sites?
For a moment there I read your post as Information Theology And I woundered how this differed from Liberation Theology. I hope their crackdown works. Really I do. I wish that the 99% of humanity who really can't afford M$ crack would be too scared to touch it. -HJC
Why? Why browse with flash, style sheets, scripting or Java turned on? I have one site that requires IE and most days I never turn it on. If it can't be written in plain text then it's probally not something I really need to read.
No reflective surface is perfect. And the more energy the object reflects the easier it is to track in the first place. I'd advise putting little fins on the shells to alter their paths back and forth while making their surfaces as black and stealthy as possible. See http://www.sjgames.com/ogre/ for the weapon to send in when everything airborne gets lasered down. ;-)
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Won't they have to outlaw https and ssh in order to track uploads to secure sites?
For a moment there I read your post as Information Theology And I woundered how this differed from Liberation Theology.
I hope their crackdown works. Really I do.
I wish that the 99% of humanity who really can't afford M$ crack would be too scared to touch it.
-HJC
Why?
Why browse with flash, style sheets, scripting or Java turned on?
I have one site that requires IE and most days I never turn it on.
If it can't be written in plain text then it's probally not something I really need to read.
No reflective surface is perfect.
;-)
And the more energy the object reflects the easier it is to track in the first place.
I'd advise putting little fins on the shells to alter their paths back and forth while making their surfaces as black and stealthy as possible.
See http://www.sjgames.com/ogre/ for the weapon to send in when everything airborne gets lasered down.