Jesus fucking christ this is the stupidest thing I've ever seen.
They don't even have power, water, food, an infrastructure, etc. set up and we have to go in there and pwn them with our corporations.
Now that we've liberated them we can treat them as badly as american citizens. We can hold them indefinitely without charging them. We can burden them with frivolous lawsuits. Hell why don't the corporations just sue everyone in Iraq for being Iraqi. I'm sure being Iraqi is gonna be copyrighted soon.
Iraq is a registered trademark of the Vivendi Universal Corporation. Unauthorized reproduction, visitation, deliberation, fornication, quotation is strictly prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of applicable copyright laws.
Baghdad is a registered trademark of the Viacom Corporation. Unauthorized reproduction, viewing, rebroadcasting, discussion, thoughts are strictly prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of applicable copyright laws.
Oh, so the Klez virus fires up Internet Explorer for you, types in "http://www.google.com/" and then enters in "random web-page".
Then, if you're lucky it got a webpage with an e-mail address on it... No, don't even bother thinking about it this way.
It's searching through your cache for e-mail addresses and grabs text from any of those pages.
For those of you unlucky enough to have visitors to your page you probably already obfuscate your e-mail address. If not I'd suggest using some javascript to build your e-mail address for you:
Good God people, have we forgotten about poor poor Elian Gonzalez? Instead of blaming it on who's rich, who's poor, who's middle-class, who's white, who's black, who's hispanic, who's cute, who's ugly, who's stupid, who's smart, try thinking about it for a minute and making your own damn opinions.
I mean sure, Katz is just reacting to a show he heard on NPR and doesn't research any of his facts. Don't let his status cloud your judgement. Hype is Hype is Hype. You should be able to identify it, now that you're old enough to read. The media makes the news, it's nothing new.
It's time to stop being a sheep. Think for yourself and stand up for what you think is right.
at "night" the sun is on the OTHER side of the earth, meaning that there is a larger bulk of mass shielding the detector. During the "day" the shielding is only as thick as the depth the detector is buried under the ground. They based their results using this difference in shielding.
Of course, I hope someone actually manages to read this as late as I am posting it...
Imagine you've got shelves and shelves filled with books at your house. Now each of these books is fitted with "a lock" and you must pay some corporation for the "key" so that you may open the book and read it.
However under the DMCA certain restrictions apply:
You cannot leave the book propped open, this would circumvent you having to purchase another key to unlock the book again.
You cannot copy pages out of the book to read at a later date or share with anyone, this would circumvent you having to purchase another key or anyone else to purchase a key.
You cannot let anyone read over your shoulder because they did not purchase a key.
You cannot scan the book because then you wouldn't have to purchase a key again.
Sure, you'll want to break that lock off of the book after the 1st time that book slams shut when you get up to pour another cup of coffee but well, the DMCA says, "Suck it up and buy another key, little man, my porsche needs a tune-up."
If the DMCA is not stopped every man, woman and child can expect to have a library of locked books, DVD's, CD's, VHS tapes, Cassette tapes, records, etc. that they cannot use.
By creating the.ass TLD, ICANN could bring about direct competition with.com. The only restriction to the.ass domain is that the applicant must have a verified ass. Now some people may be completely without an ass, but we feel this is such a small segment of the population which would be overlooked. Registration fees will be only $19.95 to cover the sometimes painful ass verification.
Surely no one could be as asinine as to create TLDs like.museum,.coop, and.aero
These people need to walk out of their offices and talk to real human beings (not lifeless bloodsucking marketing agents) and maybe, just maybe they'll ge their heads out of their.ass es
A great number of news websites are reporting DoS attacks as though millions of people were trying to view the information on the websites!
Cnn.com had this to say:
"Well, we're just not sure where all these attacks are coming from, they seem to be hitting us from all sides."
An Internet Expert from Washington was consulted and an advisory was issued warning people to stay in their homes and watch their TV's.
Internet Security Expert Rudoplh Jenkins:
"We're not sure who to attribute these attacks to, but we're hearing reports of the Republicans, the Democrats, and some other organizations claiming they are responsible."
Be on the lookout for further DoS attacks and new sites around the world!
It's emulating a server environment, it's not copying anything! It's made from scratch-reversed engineerd wholesome goodness in an easy to swallow geltab. Your copyrighted world exists on your computer, they are creating whatever they serve, not the world.. everything but the world...
Take a look at UO server emulators, there is nothing illegal about them. It may violate the License Agreement, but that just means you can't play on their servers.
Publish books with locks on them! Then Sell the key to the readers, providing they break after one use and lock again after the user closes the book! You could have a whole collection of books in your library that are locked and completely unusable! Since it's illegal to circumvent this restriction to access you can prosecute people for leaving their books open, taking pictures of the pages, photocopying the books, or even from copying the words down! You can even prosecute those parents for reading the books to their children! Since the children would have to pay for a key themselves to have any access to the content on those books. There are so many different types of materials you could do this with! Just apply this idea to your favorite top selling media and watch the money pour in! Books, VHS tapes, CD's, DVD's, Magazines, Newspapers, Software, & Art! Just remember, you just have to word everything right and you can squeeze the money out of all those consumers! And prosecute anyone who even thinks about how great it would be to circumvent your Copyright Protection!
*end satire*
Seriously, what does access control have to do with copyrights? Is it not enough that we pay for the material? Do we have to pay to access the material once we own it?
Copyright laws are to govern what you do with the material as it involves other people, not what you do with the material all by yourself.
"In the same way, the distribution of species in 1 sq km of forest ought to be similar to that found in one square metre of the same habitat. Likewise, a turbulent or magnetic system is made up of a series of miniature systems, each of which is made up of a set of yet smaller arrays."
Who comes up with this? Are the scientists expecting us to believe that this is valid information?
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Jesus fucking christ this is the stupidest thing I've ever seen.
They don't even have power, water, food, an infrastructure, etc. set up and we have to go in there and pwn them with our corporations.
Now that we've liberated them we can treat them as badly as american citizens. We can hold them indefinitely without charging them. We can burden them with frivolous lawsuits. Hell why don't the corporations just sue everyone in Iraq for being Iraqi. I'm sure being Iraqi is gonna be copyrighted soon.
Country: Universal Iraq©
Capital: Viacom Baghdad©
Iraq is a registered trademark of the Vivendi Universal Corporation. Unauthorized reproduction, visitation, deliberation, fornication, quotation is strictly prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of applicable copyright laws.
Baghdad is a registered trademark of the Viacom Corporation. Unauthorized reproduction, viewing, rebroadcasting, discussion, thoughts are strictly prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of applicable copyright laws.
Why Oh Why!?!? ... Idiots with websites.
What's truly funny is now that they've tuned the ONE page that's linked in the /. article, the rest of the site is unavailable.
Just try going to their main page or to an old article. Pretty sad really.
Oh, so the Klez virus fires up Internet Explorer for you, types in "http://www.google.com/" and then enters in "random web-page".
Then, if you're lucky it got a webpage with an e-mail address on it... No, don't even bother thinking about it this way.
It's searching through your cache for e-mail addresses and grabs text from any of those pages.
For those of you unlucky enough to have visitors to your page you probably already obfuscate your e-mail address. If not I'd suggest using some javascript to build your e-mail address for you:
Good God people, have we forgotten about poor poor Elian Gonzalez? Instead of blaming it on who's rich, who's poor, who's middle-class, who's white, who's black, who's hispanic, who's cute, who's ugly, who's stupid, who's smart, try thinking about it for a minute and making your own damn opinions.
I mean sure, Katz is just reacting to a show he heard on NPR and doesn't research any of his facts. Don't let his status cloud your judgement. Hype is Hype is Hype. You should be able to identify it, now that you're old enough to read. The media makes the news, it's nothing new.
It's time to stop being a sheep. Think for yourself and stand up for what you think is right.
at "night" the sun is on the OTHER side of the earth, meaning that there is a larger bulk of mass shielding the detector. During the "day" the shielding is only as thick as the depth the detector is buried under the ground. They based their results using this difference in shielding.
"linkiing"
"has once a gain"
"back in 1966"
Could we PLEASE have someone actually read these over twice before they're put on the main page???
It really annoys me, I log into hotmail to check my mail and it launches MSN! I only keep it around in case Trillian decides to crap out on me.
Is there a way to keep IE from launching it without totally breaking MSN Messenger?
>8^(
I think that's a portrait of the people at the MPAA.
However under the DMCA certain restrictions apply:
Sure, you'll want to break that lock off of the book after the 1st time that book slams shut when you get up to pour another cup of coffee but well, the DMCA says, "Suck it up and buy another key, little man, my porsche needs a tune-up."
If the DMCA is not stopped every man, woman and child can expect to have a library of locked books, DVD's, CD's, VHS tapes, Cassette tapes, records, etc. that they cannot use.
-- I like the phrase but I digress. --
Register yours today you could be the next:
I mean really, come on! Give me some .ass!!!
.museum, .coop, and .aero
.ass es
I can see it now...
cocacolacaneatmy.ass
ronaldmcdonaldtakesitinthe.ass
billclintondoesnthavetopayforsome.ass
icannneedstoremoveitsehadfromits.ass
isuck.ass
microsoft.ass
Surely no one could be as asinine as to create TLDs like
These people need to walk out of their offices and talk to real human beings (not lifeless bloodsucking marketing agents) and maybe, just maybe they'll ge their heads out of their
A great number of news websites are reporting DoS attacks as though millions of people were trying to view the information on the websites! Cnn.com had this to say: "Well, we're just not sure where all these attacks are coming from, they seem to be hitting us from all sides." An Internet Expert from Washington was consulted and an advisory was issued warning people to stay in their homes and watch their TV's. Internet Security Expert Rudoplh Jenkins: "We're not sure who to attribute these attacks to, but we're hearing reports of the Republicans, the Democrats, and some other organizations claiming they are responsible." Be on the lookout for further DoS attacks and new sites around the world!
They didn't take the source code from the Everquest server, your analogy is irrelevant.
It's emulating a server environment, it's not copying anything! It's made from scratch-reversed engineerd wholesome goodness in an easy to swallow geltab. Your copyrighted world exists on your computer, they are creating whatever they serve, not the world.. everything but the world...
Take a look at UO server emulators, there is nothing illegal about them. It may violate the License Agreement, but that just means you can't play on their servers.
Publish books with locks on them! Then Sell the key to the readers, providing they break after one use and lock again after the user closes the book! You could have a whole collection of books in your library that are locked and completely unusable! Since it's illegal to circumvent this restriction to access you can prosecute people for leaving their books open, taking pictures of the pages, photocopying the books, or even from copying the words down! You can even prosecute those parents for reading the books to their children! Since the children would have to pay for a key themselves to have any access to the content on those books. There are so many different types of materials you could do this with! Just apply this idea to your favorite top selling media and watch the money pour in! Books, VHS tapes, CD's, DVD's, Magazines, Newspapers, Software, & Art! Just remember, you just have to word everything right and you can squeeze the money out of all those consumers! And prosecute anyone who even thinks about how great it would be to circumvent your Copyright Protection!
*end satire*
Seriously, what does access control have to do with copyrights? Is it not enough that we pay for the material? Do we have to pay to access the material once we own it?
Copyright laws are to govern what you do with the material as it involves other people, not what you do with the material all by yourself.
"In the same way, the distribution of species in 1 sq km of forest ought to be similar to that found in one square metre of the same habitat. Likewise, a turbulent or magnetic system is made up of a series of miniature systems, each of which is made up of a set of yet smaller arrays."
Who comes up with this? Are the scientists expecting us to believe that this is valid information?