I would hope... and assume that the guy was making a joke... as everyone knows al gore didn't do anything meaningful in the creation of any part of what is now refered to as the internet.
Maybe I should clear that statement up, I meant that they tending to give general warning that they're gonna be blowing shit up. If the IRA was to suddenly blow something up today, we'd all be surprised. Most likely we'd expect them to make some kind of statement saying 'fuck the ceasefire' in so many words. Then in a few hours maybe days or weeks, they'll blow something up. Were as this attack was hardly announced in this way.
This isn't the prevent guns, its to prevent, sposively bombs. Trying to kill people on a crowded subway train with a pistol would be retarded. You might get 2 shots off before someone decides to be a hero and tackles you. Clearly a bomb or other explosive is the only choise. And while its most likely going to be possible to defeat these machines, it will provide superficial security, and thats what counts. If the terrorists hit something else next time, then weve done our job!
Because in this case over reporting benifited the governments agenda, while during the IRA's peak, reporting on there activities only hurt them. It sparked debate on the subject, and that makes at least some people mention the fair share of atrocities commited by the Brittish Government (bloody sunday, loughall etc).
The IRA also did a very different kind of 'terrorism', they gave warnings in almost all cases, so it wasn't exactly big news when it happened. They tending to hit buildings instead of people (sure people died, but not in concentrated numbers like this case, in most situations). And besides, if they reported heavily on the IRA activities, it would lead to debate on the topic, and since England has more then its fair share of atrocities on that topic, they certainly don't like to spark debate. The other issue is that the IRA was a 'brittish only' issue, were as middle eastern terrorists are obviously going to reported more heavily on in the American media, which makes everything seem far far larger scale.
Put in a Freedom Of Information Act request for the source code to this program so you can port it to your favourite platform.
I wasn't aware that Australia has a identically camed act for the freedom of information as the US.
Heres proof for my previous reply: http://rapidshare.de/files/2860074/proof.JPG.html (go to the bottom press free, for all you people who are so dumb you think most torrents are faster then most sites) for reference the connection opera is being run on can go about 500 KB/S
Have you ever used bittorrent... or downloaded from a website for that matter? bittorent speeds are no where near close in any way shape or form, by any stretch of anyones imagination ever, for any reason, to normal direct download speeds. Its just for cheap companies and ultra high downloaded/large/'discounted' files
Why don't you think about what yoy just said. A 'race', being faster is a way of proving your superiority, this is a common drive of man kind, to be better then your fellow man (so that all the women want to mate with you....) but the last time I checked, women arn't very attracted to memorizing PI. Wanting to be the fastest, strongest, best is deeply entrenched in the human phyke for that reason, but this guy should be shot for wasting his life.
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I would hope... and assume that the guy was making a joke... as everyone knows al gore didn't do anything meaningful in the creation of any part of what is now refered to as the internet.
so that should make you more productive... shouldn't it?
Well my expectations were pretty low... but I did expect something not available with stylexp.
Well it doesn't... and its not supposed to... its a visual effect... wait how does more then 256 colors help me be more productive?
nothing too new or impressive
Uhuh... I don't remember a constant bombing campaign (in brittan) starting days after his last statement do you?
More like 6 billion acually...
Maybe I should clear that statement up, I meant that they tending to give general warning that they're gonna be blowing shit up. If the IRA was to suddenly blow something up today, we'd all be surprised. Most likely we'd expect them to make some kind of statement saying 'fuck the ceasefire' in so many words. Then in a few hours maybe days or weeks, they'll blow something up. Were as this attack was hardly announced in this way.
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Why don't you SHUT THE FUCK UP, I'm not an American thank you very much.
This isn't the prevent guns, its to prevent, sposively bombs. Trying to kill people on a crowded subway train with a pistol would be retarded. You might get 2 shots off before someone decides to be a hero and tackles you. Clearly a bomb or other explosive is the only choise. And while its most likely going to be possible to defeat these machines, it will provide superficial security, and thats what counts. If the terrorists hit something else next time, then weve done our job!
Because in this case over reporting benifited the governments agenda, while during the IRA's peak, reporting on there activities only hurt them. It sparked debate on the subject, and that makes at least some people mention the fair share of atrocities commited by the Brittish Government (bloody sunday, loughall etc).
The IRA also did a very different kind of 'terrorism', they gave warnings in almost all cases, so it wasn't exactly big news when it happened. They tending to hit buildings instead of people (sure people died, but not in concentrated numbers like this case, in most situations). And besides, if they reported heavily on the IRA activities, it would lead to debate on the topic, and since England has more then its fair share of atrocities on that topic, they certainly don't like to spark debate. The other issue is that the IRA was a 'brittish only' issue, were as middle eastern terrorists are obviously going to reported more heavily on in the American media, which makes everything seem far far larger scale.
If this had been suggested a mere week ago, it wouldn't of been given a second thought... invasion of privacy... something about perverts you know...
Put in a Freedom Of Information Act request for the source code to this program so you can port it to your favourite platform.
I wasn't aware that Australia has a identically camed act for the freedom of information as the US.
Heres proof for my previous reply:
http://rapidshare.de/files/2860074/proof.JPG.html
(go to the bottom press free, for all you people who are so dumb you think most torrents are faster then most sites) for reference the connection opera is being run on can go about 500 KB/S
Have you ever used bittorrent... or downloaded from a website for that matter? bittorent speeds are no where near close in any way shape or form, by any stretch of anyones imagination ever, for any reason, to normal direct download speeds. Its just for cheap companies and ultra high downloaded/large/'discounted' files
99% of the all current innovation is from open source.
Where did I get that statistic you ask? YOUR MOTHER.
Why don't you think about what yoy just said. A 'race', being faster is a way of proving your superiority, this is a common drive of man kind, to be better then your fellow man (so that all the women want to mate with you....) but the last time I checked, women arn't very attracted to memorizing PI. Wanting to be the fastest, strongest, best is deeply entrenched in the human phyke for that reason, but this guy should be shot for wasting his life.
Someone needs to meet Mr. arp spoofer.
i do not thnk tht hckers r tending to be not spelling and grammer nazish.
Ya because computers will never ever ever run on a different concept then they do now.
Remind me to tell my drug trafficing jet to watch out next time...
Opera must have acurate numbers, as every user is identified by buying the browser or by viewing ads. (or by visiting a cracksite I spose)
Of cource not... a large company that sells their OS to almost everyone who uses a computer cannot get many more markets.