Chigau!!! Fainaru Fantashi- X wa ichiban warui geimu da.
Please, I can't believe that they've had such success that they made Final Fantasy Ten Two. The battles were so repetitive and the story was so ridiculous. I especially hated Yuna's ridiculous "sending" dance.
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twelve pack o bud
leven raslin tickets
tin of copenhagen
nine year's probation
eight table dancers
seven pack o redman
six cans o spam
five flannel shirts
four mud tires
three shotgun sheels
two huntin dogs
and some parts to a mustang gt
Wouldn't it be great if that was a preview of things to come if this bill works? Yeah it's not exactly what we wanted but it does restrict them quite a bit and opens them up for legal repercussions for spam-blasting pron to teenagers. Things won't be as easy as harvesting addresses & blasting users with crap. I personally like it. If they don't have working unsubscribe mechanisms, forge headers, relay off of unsuspecting users, etc they can be prosecuted.
It's not pron. It's pr0n. If y0u'r3 g01ng +0 do 31337 $93aK, 9l3ase d0 i+ r1gh7.
I'd just like to point out the fact that using encryption and spoofing addresses and ports are methods for hiding your actions and keeping secrets. Remember how Janet Reno said that they needed to crack down on encryption because it made it "difficult for us [law enforcement] to do out jobs?" Remember the Clinton administration's "Clipper" chip initiative to have the government keep copies of all our encryption keys so that they could snoop on whoever they please?
These methods of hiding what we're doing will not bode any better with the RIAA than they did with Janet Reno's Department of Justice. Face it: the guys and gals over at the RIAA believe that they are entitled to collect money from us for music. They will hate this. I imagine that their push for draconian laws against techniques such as encryption would make their push for the DMCA look like a cakewalk by comparison. However, I hope that as they did in the past derailing the "Clippr" initiative, people will be able to see how this organization wants to restrict our freedoms. I believe that there are far more people who would be concerned if they wanted to outlaw encryption than are concerned about the DMCA.
I wonder what Clippy would think about them considering Linux. When they try to delete him, we might try to shut down the ICU just to remind 3v3ry1 that bi11 0wnz j00.
Quick, call the MPAA!
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Alrighty, let's have Hilary Rosen and Jack Valenti sue them for violating the DMCA.
I know that I'm a bit off-topic here, but I'd like to mention this while we're talking about making changes to Linux.
Am I the only one who is tired of setting up joysticks on Linux by inserting kernel modules. Couldn't RedHat et al come up with a nifty configuration tool like Microsoft's joystick tool in the control panel?
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Please, I can't believe that they've had such success that they made Final Fantasy Ten Two. The battles were so repetitive and the story was so ridiculous. I especially hated Yuna's ridiculous "sending" dance.
I just checked it at WSJ on-line. Is there some news that came out that I missed to influence this?
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The RealPlayer(R) Team.
Has anyone who uses gigabit ethernet tried the upgrade and compared the network performance to the 2.4 kernel?
Don't forget GATOR and BONZI BUDDY, now? And, it's pr0n, not Porn!!!
Expain to me how the Bush Administration made the anti-trust suit go away, please.
twelve pack o bud
leven raslin tickets
tin of copenhagen
nine year's probation
eight table dancers
seven pack o redman
six cans o spam
five flannel shirts
four mud tires
three shotgun sheels
two huntin dogs
and some parts to a mustang gt
It's not pron. It's pr0n. If y0u'r3 g01ng +0 do 31337 $93aK, 9l3ase d0 i+ r1gh7.
I'd just like to point out the fact that using encryption and spoofing addresses and ports are methods for hiding your actions and keeping secrets. Remember how Janet Reno said that they needed to crack down on encryption because it made it "difficult for us [law enforcement] to do out jobs?" Remember the Clinton administration's "Clipper" chip initiative to have the government keep copies of all our encryption keys so that they could snoop on whoever they please?
These methods of hiding what we're doing will not bode any better with the RIAA than they did with Janet Reno's Department of Justice. Face it: the guys and gals over at the RIAA believe that they are entitled to collect money from us for music. They will hate this. I imagine that their push for draconian laws against techniques such as encryption would make their push for the DMCA look like a cakewalk by comparison. However, I hope that as they did in the past derailing the "Clippr" initiative, people will be able to see how this organization wants to restrict our freedoms. I believe that there are far more people who would be concerned if they wanted to outlaw encryption than are concerned about the DMCA.
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how about some shares in evil, inc.?
Check this out. Now, flame away, because it is very expensive.
I'll begin using this when I Linux network driver to interface is coded into the kernel.
Where are the "All Your Base" trolls when it's actually relevant?
D'ohl and company sell pineapples!!! What does this have to do with Linux?
The amount of intelligence in this world is constant
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The population is rapidly increasing.
In that case, I want one of my fellow astronauts to be a hot chick.
Here is how we will finally win the war on spam.
I wonder what Clippy would think about them considering Linux. When they try to delete him, we might try to shut down the ICU just to remind 3v3ry1 that bi11 0wnz j00.
Alrighty, let's have Hilary Rosen and Jack Valenti sue them for violating the DMCA.
zsnes huh? you nailed it!!! Honestly, it was either that or snes9x that was the first program I wanted to use a joystick for.
No, this is AOL's PC.
Am I the only one who is tired of setting up joysticks on Linux by inserting kernel modules. Couldn't RedHat et al come up with a nifty configuration tool like Microsoft's joystick tool in the control panel?
OK Darl, Forget your rambling about how Linux users are zealous Communists and make your case that IBM intentionally stole your code!!!
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