I'd say there are probably a few people still alive from the early 1900s, and it was still going on then. Exact dates escape me (My AP US History class has been over for a full week now, my brain's already cleaned itself out) but I'm pretty sure there was a lot of nasty stuff going on well into the 20th century.
The unlawful use or threatened use of force or violence by a person or an organized group against people or property with the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or governments, often for ideological or political reasons.
Terrorism doesn't have to be by a rogue group, it can be by anyone who just wants to instill fear. (Hence the root of the word...)
OTOH, this wasn't terrorism, since the main objectives were to stop the pipeline being built and force a thorough review of all the technology the Soviets had taken from us, slowing them down tremendously.
School computer. Most things the blocks on are easy to get around (heck, I even have an ad-blocking hosts file on this particular computer) but the registry and the command prompt are the two things I haven't. And I don't really feel confident hex-editing the registry...
No, I hadn't. All I could find when I looked (a long time ago) was CuteFTP and WS_FTP, and CuteFTP had a trial expiration. I also have the restriction of being on a school computer, so installers "don't work" (a lot of them do, as long as they don't have to modify the registry like the GTK installer does:-( ). So I'll look at filezilla (and hope I can use it); thanks for the recommendation.:-)
Well, they could do what IE is considering, which is block all user:pass@site, which destroys a lot of functionality for those who don't have any way to get a real FTP client on their computer so they have to use IE (like at school...)
Thank god for Firebird and WS_FTP in my network drive this year.
I can't imagine middle schoolers using linux.... faaar too stupid.
What, you expect them to be root? A normal middle schooler (heck, even a normal high schooler) doesn't know more than word processing and internet browsing. That's not any harder with Mozilla and OpenOffice than it is with IE and Word.
300k. And at the blazing 2k/s that a lot of people I know get, 20 minutes is off by less than one order of magnitude and therefore not all that big an exaggeration.
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I'd say there are probably a few people still alive from the early 1900s, and it was still going on then. Exact dates escape me (My AP US History class has been over for a full week now, my brain's already cleaned itself out) but I'm pretty sure there was a lot of nasty stuff going on well into the 20th century.
From dictionary.com:
terrorism
Terrorism doesn't have to be by a rogue group, it can be by anyone who just wants to instill fear. (Hence the root of the word...) OTOH, this wasn't terrorism, since the main objectives were to stop the pipeline being built and force a thorough review of all the technology the Soviets had taken from us, slowing them down tremendously.n.
The unlawful use or threatened use of force or violence by a person or an organized group against people or property with the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or governments, often for ideological or political reasons.
School computer. Most things the blocks on are easy to get around (heck, I even have an ad-blocking hosts file on this particular computer) but the registry and the command prompt are the two things I haven't. And I don't really feel confident hex-editing the registry...
No, I hadn't. All I could find when I looked (a long time ago) was CuteFTP and WS_FTP, and CuteFTP had a trial expiration. I also have the restriction of being on a school computer, so installers "don't work" (a lot of them do, as long as they don't have to modify the registry like the GTK installer does :-( ). So I'll look at filezilla (and hope I can use it); thanks for the recommendation. :-)
Well, they could do what IE is considering, which is block all user:pass@site, which destroys a lot of functionality for those who don't have any way to get a real FTP client on their computer so they have to use IE (like at school...)
Thank god for Firebird and WS_FTP in my network drive this year.
Don't you mean the DeCSS shirts at Copyleft? Thinkgeek doesn't have any :-(
What, you expect them to be root? A normal middle schooler (heck, even a normal high schooler) doesn't know more than word processing and internet browsing. That's not any harder with Mozilla and OpenOffice than it is with IE and Word.
300k. And at the blazing 2k/s that a lot of people I know get, 20 minutes is off by less than one order of magnitude and therefore not all that big an exaggeration.
Hmm... you mean like setting dom.disable_window_* to false in Mozilla?
For reference, * includes
I think move_resize is the one you want, though chances are you'll want open_feature.close and open_feature.resizable (and... well, all of them) too.
Probably because Powerpoint Makes You Dumb. By sleeping through the classes, you're saving your brain cells.