All of the calls I got from any party or group trying to get people to vote [be it for a particular person/party or just vote] were from '000-000-0000' or 'Unknown Number' according to the caller ID, so I doubt this is it.
Seems more like they monitor them. With some of these VoIP agreements, you let them not only track your calls, but monitor them. Read your agreements. This has changed for many of them since they started, but some still do have a monitoring provision.
90% of Ohio's provisional ballots were valid last time [2000]. Also, even with Ohio, if Kerry wins the rest of the unpredicted states, its 269 to 269 and goes to the house.
Sony already has started releasing its XDCam Technology, a Blu-Ray disc Based video system. Look at their Broadcast/Pro site for details: Search for XDCam on Sony's Site
Undecisive votes are votes like absentee ballots and possible rejected cards from automatic counting machines. These are only counted usually if the #2 person's decisive votes + all the indecisive votes is greater than or equal to the #1 person's.
It was working about 5 minutes ago. One more slashdotted, by the way, your school's admins might be kinda pissed in the morning, try bringing them something to make up.
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Plain old fashioned word-based censorship is much older than the 'obscene view' censorship. This became a hot topic back in 1972...
The FCC has been actively censoring Radio and TV since FCC vs. Pacifica Corporation, 1978, where George Carlin performed his famous "Seven Dirty Words" (also known as "Filty Words") monologue on WBAI.
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This is what happens when you get a 'FCC' sending out fines for things 3 years later, and they are finally 'catching up', so even more fines are being given -- Makes you wonder what happened to the First Ammendment.........
Remember, all websites start with 'dubya'. -- Yea, Right, like I can't type in http://froogle.google.com/froogle ? there isn't even a http://www.froogle.google.com/ -- People need to get a clue.
All of the area code I live in [Bergen County, NJ] and surrounding area codes always have to dial 10 digits, 11 digits for out of the region.
That being said, any cellphone I used here (even old analog ones before digital networks were popular) requires/-ed the area code to be dialed.
I had Voicestream/T-Mobile in a densly populated area in the East (Bergen County, NJ -- I live 10 or 15 miles from NYC, Paramus is here [I have been told it has the largest shopper to citizen ratio of any town/city in the US, and most of the stores are closed Sundays due to blue laws], and T-Mobile gave me the crappiest coverage I've seen. I stood in the middle of a major area highway (Route 4, it leads directly to the George Washington Bridge) and got nothing. Cingular used to use T-Mobile for east coast coverage, but they may be moving to AT&Ts towers. Also, AT&T Wireless was planning to move the whole system to GSM even before the announcement of the Cingular merger.
Slashdot Mirror
How so? From Venus you would not see Jupiter and Venus line up, but rather Jupiter on one side, and Earth on the other.
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Perspective is everything.
No, your food will BE a virus.
Probably either NASA TV or behind the lens of a telescope or large telephoto camera lens.
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My manual camera (Minolta X-370s or SRT-202 depending on my mood) should have a great view [260mm lens with 2x multiplier]
You could just use slashdot. Just make sure neither end uses a standard POTS modem.
Bush has not won yet. Votes have yet to be counted.
Bush has yet to win. There are 11 more days for provisional ballots to be counted, and then the Electoral College votes. Ohio is not done counting.
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Provisional votes COUNT!
All of the calls I got from any party or group trying to get people to vote [be it for a particular person/party or just vote] were from '000-000-0000' or 'Unknown Number' according to the caller ID, so I doubt this is it.
Seems more like they monitor them. With some of these VoIP agreements, you let them not only track your calls, but monitor them. Read your agreements. This has changed for many of them since they started, but some still do have a monitoring provision.
90% of Ohio's provisional ballots were valid last time [2000]. Also, even with Ohio, if Kerry wins the rest of the unpredicted states, its 269 to 269 and goes to the house.
11 more days. Remember that.
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Provisional Ballots COUNT!
As far as I can tell, not really, except for the fact that both involve the US.
Sony already has started releasing its XDCam Technology, a Blu-Ray disc Based video system. Look at their Broadcast/Pro site for details:
Search for XDCam on Sony's Site
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NAB Rocked!
Undecisive votes are votes like absentee ballots and possible rejected cards from automatic counting machines. These are only counted usually if the #2 person's decisive votes + all the indecisive votes is greater than or equal to the #1 person's.
Ya, you're right, thats football, this is Americant Football.
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Football? Soccer? Baseball? Who cares?!?! Interrobang still isn't in ASCII!
They never counted the undecisive votes.
It was working about 5 minutes ago. One more slashdotted, by the way, your school's admins might be kinda pissed in the morning, try bringing them something to make up.
/. felt the /. effect?
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What would happen if
Good thing, because that site is serverely slowed.
/. felt the /. effect?
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What would happen if
That report you cite is based upon chaotic motion, the new one seems to be based upon truely predictable motion.
I wink at you, you die. Muhahaha.
/me looks for an Amiga port
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Plain old fashioned word-based censorship is much older than the 'obscene view' censorship. This became a hot topic back in 1972...
The FCC has been actively censoring Radio and TV since FCC vs. Pacifica Corporation, 1978, where George Carlin performed his famous "Seven Dirty Words" (also known as "Filty Words") monologue on WBAI.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Carlin
This is what happens when you get a 'FCC' sending out fines for things 3 years later, and they are finally 'catching up', so even more fines are being given -- Makes you wonder what happened to the First Ammendment.........
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Amiga OS for President!
Remember, all websites start with 'dubya'.
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Yea, Right, like I can't type in http://froogle.google.com/froogle ? there isn't even a http://www.froogle.google.com/ -- People need to get a clue.
What about people overseas voting by absentee ballot?? Don't they want to market to them?
All of the area code I live in [Bergen County, NJ] and surrounding area codes always have to dial 10 digits, 11 digits for out of the region.
That being said, any cellphone I used here (even old analog ones before digital networks were popular) requires/-ed the area code to be dialed.
I had Voicestream/T-Mobile in a densly populated area in the East (Bergen County, NJ -- I live 10 or 15 miles from NYC, Paramus is here [I have been told it has the largest shopper to citizen ratio of any town/city in the US, and most of the stores are closed Sundays due to blue laws], and T-Mobile gave me the crappiest coverage I've seen. I stood in the middle of a major area highway (Route 4, it leads directly to the George Washington Bridge) and got nothing. Cingular used to use T-Mobile for east coast coverage, but they may be moving to AT&Ts towers. Also, AT&T Wireless was planning to move the whole system to GSM even before the announcement of the Cingular merger.