Granted, McKinnon was foolish to enter the US government computers, although perhaps he should be given a consultant's fee for highlighting such lax security
So I'll just break into your house, look around for evidence of UFO's and sned you a bill for the "consultant's fee for highlighting such lax security" on your home.
I understand your current position, even if I don't agree. However, I think there is something you are overlooking, which is the collateral damage to society brought about by RIAA attempting to stop those "folks who infringe on their copyrights".
Yes, because the "collateral damage to society" brought about by this is actually relevant compared to the fucking neoconservative right dragging us into wars or the batshit loony left spending my fucking money on idiotic social programs with no actual benefit.
Actually, yes. It is relevant, and possibly more important than the "fucking neoconservative right draggin us into wars". Congress authorized the war (whether that's an actual declaraion is a matter of debate and possibly semantics).
The fallout from extended copyright defeats the purpose of copyright as stated in the Constitution (Article I, Section 8): "To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries;" (emphasis mine).
If the collateral damage actually restricts such "progress", then copyright, as currently provided, and lobbied for by the media companies is in direct violation of the Constitution, and any in Congress who do not act to correct it are in violation of their duties to uphold and defend the Constitution.
My dad got tranferred to Boston in the middle of my first grade year (spring 1969). When I proudly printed my name for my new teacher, I was informed that they used handwriting.
When we moved back to SoCal a year later (middle of 2nd grade), the exact reverse happened.
If someone wants to spend that kind of money and resources to get you, then it doesn't matter what kind of decryption they have. If they can't ruin you by decrypting your secrets then they can just make something up.
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How conveeeeeenient.
But I *want* an Automatic ATM Machine and a Personal PIN Number!
I Am the Cheese is from Eastasia.
I Am the Cheese has always been from Eastasia.
Granted, McKinnon was foolish to enter the US government computers, although perhaps he should be given a consultant's fee for highlighting such lax security
So I'll just break into your house, look around for evidence of UFO's and sned you a bill for the "consultant's fee for highlighting such lax security" on your home.
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of parking meters!
Emacs isn't a text editor, it's an OS.
There's only two things I hate in this world. People who are intolerant of other people's cultures and the Dutch.
Don't you mean it's got Moxie?
Actually, yes. It is relevant, and possibly more important than the "fucking neoconservative right draggin us into wars". Congress authorized the war (whether that's an actual declaraion is a matter of debate and possibly semantics).
The fallout from extended copyright defeats the purpose of copyright as stated in the Constitution (Article I, Section 8): "To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries;" (emphasis mine).
If the collateral damage actually restricts such "progress", then copyright, as currently provided, and lobbied for by the media companies is in direct violation of the Constitution, and any in Congress who do not act to correct it are in violation of their duties to uphold and defend the Constitution.
The recording industry has lost [CARL-SAGAN] Billions and BILLIONS [/CARL-SAGAN] due to those Evil Content Pirates(tm)!
Not an FPS, but a 3D wireframe: Tempest.
Their Kindle. You obviously don't own it.
In my case, it was 1st and 2nd.
My dad got tranferred to Boston in the middle of my first grade year (spring 1969). When I proudly printed my name for my new teacher, I was informed that they used handwriting.
When we moved back to SoCal a year later (middle of 2nd grade), the exact reverse happened.
I blame that whole mess for my illegible cursive.
As always, XKCD has the answer.
Bloody Neutral.
What makes a man turn neutral? Lust for gold? Power? Or were you just born with a heart full of neutrality?
Cable labels are very helpful: 3com makes label dispensers that help
I use a P-Touch, and just print "CABLENAME CABLENAME" so that I can see it from either side of the cable when it's wrapped.
Add in the "10 minute recharge" and you get 356/6 KWh = 59.3KWh
Is that the new Apple sex toy -- iWood?
Friend had a similar issue.... wound up being a dying CMOS battery.
The cost of Project Apollo was $25 Billion.
Nice try, though.
http://www.fastcompany.com/node/28121/print
Aren't they also a unit of mass?
If someone wants to spend that kind of money and resources to get you, then it doesn't matter what kind of decryption they have. If they can't ruin you by decrypting your secrets then they can just make something up.
Ob XKCD
With Emacs, it ain't hard.
You do know that they have medicines for that... v1AgrA, C1alis, etc...
In other news, XP and Vista aren't Win9x.