Funniest thing about that $100,000 cable is the Ask a question section:
Typical questions asked about products:
- Is this grill easy to clean?
- Are the cushions in this patio set comfortable?
- Is this lawn mower easy to maneuver?
But it would stop a lot of spam, torrent sites, controversial political sites, paranoia sites, whistleblower sites, porn, and assorted scams. Not all people wanting the anonymity and no questions asked policy of cyberbunker are criminals. But most will be.
None of those are actually crimes. Torrenting *can* be used for criminal copyright violations, but it isn't a crime by itself.
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Funniest thing about that $100,000 cable is the Ask a question section:
Typical questions asked about products:
- Is this grill easy to clean?
- Are the cushions in this patio set comfortable?
- Is this lawn mower easy to maneuver?
Everyone has to use de-duplication!
You're not a lawyer, are you?
100Mb is good enough for most devices isn't really luddite.
It's called practicality, at least from a home point of view, where a handful of average devices will still have a hard time saturating a 100Mb link.
It's almost like you can't click on the link below the summary.
Yeah, it's almost like they've never done this before.
Except for every April 1.
I can't believe APK hasn't ROT13'd his post too.
Or maybe he can click on the link below the summary, that you copied.
Holy crap, you can't just click on the link below the summary to ROT13 it?
Open Source, from Boston
Yeah, I know. but that part bothered me especially if it was true. So I had to go verify it.
Where does it say that?
TFA says "Excess energy is stored in 4 lithium polymer batteries that provide backup power for night flights."
On the project website, it talks about gliding down during the night to conserve energy from battery usage, and cruising up during the day.
I can't find anywhere that says it needs to land to charge its batteries.
Did you read my first post? Those aren't criminal activities.
At least.
1,000,000,000 years/25,000 years per civilization rebuild = 40,000 trials
Hmmm. Since when did the BBC start creating global climate models?
It couldn't be that the 'news' people are just sounding alarms at extreme possibilities. Just like they do for everything else.
Nah, not possible.
Maybe try listening to the scientists and not the ones getting paid to attract eyeballs.
Speak for yourself. I think he's an asshole for typing out that pointless, obvious statement.
I think his point was that using anecdotes to try to prove them wrong was outright stupidity.
Depends on your time frame.
Then why did you add 'But most will be.", while not listing any criminal activity?
For this DDOS incident?
I must have missed that.
When did they admit to the biggest DDOS in history?
But it would stop a lot of spam, torrent sites, controversial political sites, paranoia sites, whistleblower sites, porn, and assorted scams. Not all people wanting the anonymity and no questions asked policy of cyberbunker are criminals. But most will be.
None of those are actually crimes. Torrenting *can* be used for criminal copyright violations, but it isn't a crime by itself.
Then they'll set off a 1MT nuclear bomb they hit outside the door, knowing the door can handle it just fine. But the lance & people can't.
So when was the guilty sentence announced?
And some of them speak Dutch!
Hence, Dutch Netflix users.
#NewspaperLogic
So, Apache or GPL license is finally a life or death argument!