It's hard to get in most states. You usually need to go to Canberra, the nation's capital, to get the hard stuff, but this may have changed. Given that customs are federal, I see a demarcation dispute here. Technically, interstate travellers should be checked as well. Maybe we should train the fruit beagles to sniff for porn too.
It all comes down to the value of the seal / brand. If they put it on everything, then it loses its value. Taking some money from Nintendo and putting their seal on some Wii games should not damage the brand as it were. If they took the cash and endorsed couch-potato games, they'd be in trouble.
Given that school ovals / sports fields are kept segregated from residential areas and are only ever used by children, we use the works on them: DDT, HCB, KFC, and USB.
Illicit drugs:
Tasmania is one of the world's major suppliers of licit opiate products; government maintains strict controls over areas of opium poppy cultivation and output of poppy straw concentrate; major consumer of cocaine and amphetamines
LKG isn't System Restore. It simply rolls back part of the registry (HKEY_SYSTEM/Current Control Set) to the last time it booted successfully. Any damage to HKEY_Software or the file system isn't covered. I've also had things crash after it decided that the current CCS is good, making the next reboot a pain. It's mostly there to deal with buggy newly installed drivers.
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It's hard to get in most states. You usually need to go to Canberra, the nation's capital, to get the hard stuff, but this may have changed. Given that customs are federal, I see a demarcation dispute here. Technically, interstate travellers should be checked as well. Maybe we should train the fruit beagles to sniff for porn too.
With the new filter, they need to get their porn somehow. This was the best option.
Skip Modern Warfare 2 and shoot up airports for real. Skip GTA and...
Dance Dance Revolution Rhythm game involving moving your feet. It's more about rapid / repetitive movement than force.
It all comes down to the value of the seal / brand. If they put it on everything, then it loses its value. Taking some money from Nintendo and putting their seal on some Wii games should not damage the brand as it were. If they took the cash and endorsed couch-potato games, they'd be in trouble.
Given that school ovals / sports fields are kept segregated from residential areas and are only ever used by children, we use the works on them: DDT, HCB, KFC, and USB.
The black Wii has been out for months. Are you thinking of the DSi XL?
Illicit drugs: Tasmania is one of the world's major suppliers of licit opiate products; government maintains strict controls over areas of opium poppy cultivation and output of poppy straw concentrate; major consumer of cocaine and amphetamines
We don't need the pot.
Meh, no witty ALT text.
We had a report on net filtering here the other night. 95% want filters, 80% oppose them. I conclude that at least 50% are confused.
Mate, 'Naaah' means 'No.'
Someone was really thirsty.
If you're using AD/GPOs, try FrontMotion's Firefox. It's what we use, all centrally managed.
Yes, the menu bar has View->Full Screen that does a better job on small screens.
4 will crash and burn. We need a successor to rise from the ashes. We could call it Phoenix.
Stare into the sun and see UFOs. I can see the link.
That's one way to fix MTV.
I hear Voldemort has a really good replication strategy.
Damn Aramis apologists are everywhere.
Better yet, the guy who built his kids a Madcat tree-house.
Is that a recent thing? It seems to break all of the time now.
It's probably best to leave the Morans out of this.
LKG isn't System Restore. It simply rolls back part of the registry (HKEY_SYSTEM/Current Control Set) to the last time it booted successfully. Any damage to HKEY_Software or the file system isn't covered. I've also had things crash after it decided that the current CCS is good, making the next reboot a pain. It's mostly there to deal with buggy newly installed drivers.
All elections are rigged, no matter what you do a politician always wins.
I always think of ACL as Access Control List. Works quite well in this case.