You used to be able to build networks with the assumption that most people wouldn't be transferring data most of the time. This simply isn't true any more.
Then maybe you should be paying for a T2 connection. Comes with the assumption that you will be constantly saturating the connection.
Well that sucks. It would make more sense to have a system that throttles abusers. Cablevision in the US had a system where they would limit upload to 100Kb/s for those who abused their upload bandwidth.
Closing the door to your room is something. But anyone can turn your doorknob and enter. I wouldn't trust WEP for anything of any importance at this point.
Believing that times moves slower when your moving is something that is hard to believe. Beliving that god created the earth in 7 days is easier when it's been pounded into your head since you where a little infant.
A flip through any tabloid should assure you that you don't need permission to use it for monetary gain.
In Nussenzweig v. DiCorcia, the New York Supreme Court decided that selling an image doesn't constitute commercial use. Commercial use would be using the persons image on an advertisement.
30 kids per class? That's insane. With a class size that large the teacher loses control of the class, and can't give very much attention to each student. The teacher is basically forced to lecture the whole period, to a group of students who are watching the clock to see when the period is over.
One should not cite Wikipedia any more than one should cite Encyclopedia Brittanica - except for those very few rare cases, if any, where Wikipedia might actually be the primary source.
But its against wikipedia policy for an article to be a primary source.
But the name of the console inspired the competition. And why do you expect the media to pass up on a chance to make a story as sensational as they can?
Or how much force would it take to accelerate a 2kg object at 5m/s^2? SI uses the same base units for all of it's units so such a conversion is simple.
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Well that sucks. It would make more sense to have a system that throttles abusers. Cablevision in the US had a system where they would limit upload to 100Kb/s for those who abused their upload bandwidth.
Good thing GAIM supports about a half-dozen protocols that aren't AIM. So I can keep on chatting with the same client.
By how much is Rogers slowing down encrypted traffic? I don't see a mention of that anywhere.
No. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_(victim)
Believing that times moves slower when your moving is something that is hard to believe. Beliving that god created the earth in 7 days is easier when it's been pounded into your head since you where a little infant.
Not necessarily. They've been forced to create newspaper ads in New Zealand.
Because Pirate's Booty was found to have a lot more fat than advertised.
Does anyone remember Pirate's Booty?
No, but the negative publicity might make them think again.
You mean all of the pornography that he's kept from ever hitting theaters. Go watch This Film Is Not Yet Rated.
We put a man on the moon because we wanted to do it before the soviets got a chance to do so.
Also, one frame from video would be considered fair use. He had no leg to stand on.
This stuff could prove invaluable in a photographic darkroom.
Illegal piracy is already widespread on the internet. How can DRM do anything about this?
Maybe people could see a few more stars. Wouldn't that be a novel idea.
No way.
I also haven't seen any fluorescent "safelight" bulbs. No reason to ban these as they usually just use 15watts.
But the name of the console inspired the competition. And why do you expect the media to pass up on a chance to make a story as sensational as they can?
Or how much force would it take to accelerate a 2kg object at 5m/s^2? SI uses the same base units for all of it's units so such a conversion is simple.