You haven't been a teenager in a long, long time, have you?
Here's a good question for you: your child asks you never to read their diary/whatever, because it is private to them, and (s)he doesn't want you to read it.
Do you:
Agree, and do what they say
Agree, talk things over, but don't read it
Disagree, take it straight away, and look through it, punishing the child for whatever she has done or thought about
Agree, but then read it when he/she is not around
#3/4, if you do them, are just wrong. If your child doesn't want you to look at something, and is willing to front it to you, then you shouldn't.
Just in case you didn't remember, us kids are people too, and we have things we'd like to keep private.
I've never been to the USA, which is where I assume you live. I live in Australia, but have been to Italy, where the traffic is worse than anything I have ever experienced in Australia, and I found, the only way to get anywhere easily is the train.
Sure, there are buses, but trains actually help take some of the load off of the roads, are safer, cause less pollution (depending on type).
Can you push start? I'm only 15, haven't really worked on any recent cars...ony a Valiant, from back when they came with a full wiring schematic, and directions on doing just about anything to it.
And lose coverage ONE time, I'm grounded. Go to a movie and I'm grounded. Perhaps if it was acceptable to have the phone on at all times, as well as towers having 100% coverage, 24x7, you'd have a good idea, but i'm afraid it does not work that way.
Kids need privacy as much as anyone else...if I knew my parents were able to read all of my conversations, i'd suddenly have to start changing my conversations, so my parents don't read stuff I don't want them to.
I am, and I'd have to agree. Of course, I would just find a way around whatever limitaitons were in place, but, not every nerd knows Linux, even though they all should;)
Either way, cutting off my internet access would only serve to piss me off. Instead of talking on IM all the time, I'd just write a kernel security model or something in my free time.
The funny thing is that I have a friend who does some web design...me being the terminal person I am, I open up his site in Lynx. Turns out it's all done in flash.
The next time I see him, I just pick up my web development book (big one, about 15cm thick), and just throw it at him;)
He's gone back to straight HTML since then. I might even be able to get him to do perl:)
Do they? I don't know *ANYONE* who does. All my IM contacts except for 2 are on MSN, and the others are on yahoo. And one of the yahoo contacts has got an MSN account, so I talk to her on that.
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You haven't been a teenager in a long, long time, have you?
Here's a good question for you: your child asks you never to read their diary/whatever, because it is private to them, and (s)he doesn't want you to read it.
Do you:
#3/4, if you do them, are just wrong. If your child doesn't want you to look at something, and is willing to front it to you, then you shouldn't.
Just in case you didn't remember, us kids are people too, and we have things we'd like to keep private.
You kidding? I have a permanent nausea from seeing that one time.
And no, that wasn't a joke.
I've never been to the USA, which is where I assume you live. I live in Australia, but have been to Italy, where the traffic is worse than anything I have ever experienced in Australia, and I found, the only way to get anywhere easily is the train.
Sure, there are buses, but trains actually help take some of the load off of the roads, are safer, cause less pollution (depending on type).
Better hope I never go out of the coverage area than.
Because there may be some times when you need to accelerate to avoid a crash...imagine what happens if there's a governor, and nothing happens...
And I dunno if your governor somehow manages to tell what the speed limit is where I'm driving.
Well, being inside an earthed metal chassis, it wouldn't be too hard to block.
Find a way to put an SLA into my phone...that'll make me remember to keep it charged ;)
Can you push start? I'm only 15, haven't really worked on any recent cars...ony a Valiant, from back when they came with a full wiring schematic, and directions on doing just about anything to it.
And lose coverage ONE time, I'm grounded. Go to a movie and I'm grounded. Perhaps if it was acceptable to have the phone on at all times, as well as towers having 100% coverage, 24x7, you'd have a good idea, but i'm afraid it does not work that way.
And where do you live that you never, ever, ever lose coverage?
Kids need privacy as much as anyone else...if I knew my parents were able to read all of my conversations, i'd suddenly have to start changing my conversations, so my parents don't read stuff I don't want them to.
I am, and I'd have to agree. Of course, I would just find a way around whatever limitaitons were in place, but, not every nerd knows Linux, even though they all should ;)
Either way, cutting off my internet access would only serve to piss me off. Instead of talking on IM all the time, I'd just write a kernel security model or something in my free time.
Either of them would fill up just as much time.
If that's how you learnt do do things, then that's fine.
I've always tried to make everything I do portable, and able to work in just about any browser in existance.
You mean the Palladium which only allows Microsoft verified software to run?
The funny thing is that I have a friend who does some web design...me being the terminal person I am, I open up his site in Lynx. Turns out it's all done in flash.
;)
:)
The next time I see him, I just pick up my web development book (big one, about 15cm thick), and just throw it at him
He's gone back to straight HTML since then. I might even be able to get him to do perl
I like to be able to open my sites in Lynx.
Good enough argument?
What's the point if you don't run as root ;)
Umm...yes...why wouldn't it???
almost everyone uses AOL/AIM
Do they? I don't know *ANYONE* who does. All my IM contacts except for 2 are on MSN, and the others are on yahoo. And one of the yahoo contacts has got an MSN account, so I talk to her on that.
Not much of a monopoly.
Ummm...Gmail already has SSL.
To be honest, the say my school network is going, I figure that they have much better things to do.
If it said it was ok to rob the schools bank, then it would give you immunity,
When you sign the TOS you are saying that you agree that admins are allowed to go through any of your data at any time.
This guy registered itunes.co.uk. iTunes is an Apple product.
Mike Rowe registered a site with his own name. I wouldn't feel the same way if Apple was trying to get the domain eyetunes.co.uk.
Gnutella is SHA-1. So is XBOX, unfortunately.
By your logic if 10 people are amost equal, but one of them is behind by 1%, that they should quit and do something else.