So... if one is using an anonymous file sharing program, how will they who it is? It's anonymous. If they can discover who it is, that is proof that is isn't anonymous, therefore you broke no laws.
So, by this same logic, [not criticizing anybody for something as silly as what word is used when shutting down] couldn't you say Start(begin) the shutdown process for the Windows world?
HOWTO: Use spellcheck
1. Click the spellcheck button.
2. Follow onscreen instructions.
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Who will win the race for mod points?
Will it be Ahab who was first and linked?
Will it be AC who included all three torrents?
Or will it be the Devil himself who added a smartass comment?
If is it nuclear then yes, the U.S. military would likely know about it, but I highly doubt they would make this information available to the public so quickly.
Quickly? How is this Quick? There was a two day lag. We're able to detect nuclear explosions instantaniously. Perhaps the military knew about it right away, and this is the first the public is hearing about it. I just think it is too big of a coincidence that there is a 2 mile diameter mushroom cloud on North Korea's anniversary, that it is anything but a nuclear test.
Now with broadband being so popular, and still on the rise, is this really an issue?
Yes, it is. I just switced to broadband less than two months ago. A lot of my friends are still on dialup. Also, do not forget rural areas which do not have access to broadband. You would be surprised how many people still have dialup, I believe the number of broadband users just recently surpassed the number of dialup users. This means, obviously, that nearly half of all internet users are still on dialup.
Re:Seems risky for the bookie...
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but they are somewhat protected by stringent rules and enforcement (cf. Martha).
And bookies are usually protected by shady hitmen.
Yes, al-Qaeda's marketing department definitly jumping on the bandwagon. The bandwagon left the western world no less than four years ago, it is finally pulling into the middle east.
All and all it felt a bit like overkill, but considering that the statue is probably one of the most important symbols of America, it makes sense to so heavily gaurd it.
Not only is it an important symbol of America, it is more importantly a symbol of American freedom. If we don't have the freedom to go into the statue, or even just the pedestal without being watched like kindergarteners, where's the freedom? After going through multiple metal detectors, X-Ray machines, and explosive detectors, what is a terrorist going to do, start a fight? The only threat to the statue itself is explosives, and any amount of explosives that can be strapped to a chest will not be enough to damage the statue.
We need to stop worrying so much, what's the point in going there if you're going to have your freedom restricted? If terrorists are intent on attacking the Statue of Liberty, they will find a way. We mind as well make good use of it and be thankful that we still have it.
Their review policy does say to keep the review centered on the books content. Of course in my review I mentioned how little kids are stupid and I don't feel sorry for kaite, so mine should not have been pulled. I assume amazon.com didn't even bother to make sure the one and two star reviews were all protest reviews, because as i was going through them earlier i spotted at least three or four legitimate reviews that were one or two stars.
From Parry Aftab's [lawyer] blog:
Katie's dream to create a safe haven for these kids is a wonderful idea. We think it's so wonderful that we are going to help her build it.
If anyone wants to help, let us know. You can drop by wiredsafety.org and volunteer. Let them know you want to help build Katie's program.
This seems to be what they want to do with katie.com. Her blog links to http://katiesplace.org/, which says her "safe haven" will be launched within a year.
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Less is more because you can scroll up.
So... if one is using an anonymous file sharing program, how will they who it is? It's anonymous. If they can discover who it is, that is proof that is isn't anonymous, therefore you broke no laws.
So, by this same logic, [not criticizing anybody for something as silly as what word is used when shutting down] couldn't you say Start(begin) the shutdown process for the Windows world?
teh coral is good
Great, now phishers will have to ask AOL users for their password twice, and they will gladly comply.
I should write a HOWTO...?
I'll save you the trouble:
HOWTO: Use spellcheck
1. Click the spellcheck button.
2. Follow onscreen instructions.
Copyright (c) 2004 Ahab.
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included in the section entitled "GNU Free Documentation License".
Who will win the race for mod points?
Will it be Ahab who was first and linked?
Will it be AC who included all three torrents?
Or will it be the Devil himself who added a smartass comment?
From the site: http://ftp.cs.umn.edu/pub/ubuntu-cdimage/releases/ warty/preview/warty-i386.iso.torrent
maybe that will make /. too.
/. twice.
Maybe it will make
Also, editors - great theme!
Any theme better than IT is a great theme.
If is it nuclear then yes, the U.S. military would likely know about it, but I highly doubt they would make this information available to the public so quickly.
Quickly? How is this Quick? There was a two day lag. We're able to detect nuclear explosions instantaniously. Perhaps the military knew about it right away, and this is the first the public is hearing about it. I just think it is too big of a coincidence that there is a 2 mile diameter mushroom cloud on North Korea's anniversary, that it is anything but a nuclear test.
Now with broadband being so popular, and still on the rise, is this really an issue?
Yes, it is. I just switced to broadband less than two months ago. A lot of my friends are still on dialup. Also, do not forget rural areas which do not have access to broadband. You would be surprised how many people still have dialup, I believe the number of broadband users just recently surpassed the number of dialup users. This means, obviously, that nearly half of all internet users are still on dialup.
but they are somewhat protected by stringent rules and enforcement (cf. Martha).
And bookies are usually protected by shady hitmen.
"We've taken bets on life on Mars before," says Warren Lush, Ladbrokes' novelty bets expert
Indeed.
Yes, al-Qaeda's marketing department definitly jumping on the bandwagon. The bandwagon left the western world no less than four years ago, it is finally pulling into the middle east.
bah. thats right
We all know how trustworthy the Inquirer is. It must be true, the sky is going to fall tomorrow.
In this artist's conception, the planet appears larger than its star because the planet is being viewed from close by.
And this is coming from Harvard? I thought they were smart and would have the ability to make basic inferences.
All and all it felt a bit like overkill, but considering that the statue is probably one of the most important symbols of America, it makes sense to so heavily gaurd it.
Not only is it an important symbol of America, it is more importantly a symbol of American freedom. If we don't have the freedom to go into the statue, or even just the pedestal without being watched like kindergarteners, where's the freedom? After going through multiple metal detectors, X-Ray machines, and explosive detectors, what is a terrorist going to do, start a fight? The only threat to the statue itself is explosives, and any amount of explosives that can be strapped to a chest will not be enough to damage the statue.
We need to stop worrying so much, what's the point in going there if you're going to have your freedom restricted? If terrorists are intent on attacking the Statue of Liberty, they will find a way. We mind as well make good use of it and be thankful that we still have it.
CIAB-X (Computer In A Bag-X). You can overclock the system by jumbling the chips to get more optimal chip layouts. All powered by microwave.
... Or I could jumble these chips around: http://www.princeton.edu/~jpredd/pictures/India/la ys.jpg
Their review policy does say to keep the review centered on the books content. Of course in my review I mentioned how little kids are stupid and I don't feel sorry for kaite, so mine should not have been pulled. I assume amazon.com didn't even bother to make sure the one and two star reviews were all protest reviews, because as i was going through them earlier i spotted at least three or four legitimate reviews that were one or two stars.
From Parry Aftab's [lawyer] blog:
Katie's dream to create a safe haven for these kids is a wonderful idea. We think it's so wonderful that we are going to help her build it.
If anyone wants to help, let us know. You can drop by wiredsafety.org and volunteer. Let them know you want to help build Katie's program.
This seems to be what they want to do with katie.com. Her blog links to http://katiesplace.org/, which says her "safe haven" will be launched within a year.
Even the creators of Friends were smart enough to register www.hahanotsomuch.com before it was used as a joke URL in the TV show two seasons ago.
Creators of Friends: Smart??? You must be mistaken.
This has been done already.
Check out www.hotmale.com
I think i'll pass on the website; i'll just have to take your word for it.
Never underestimate the power of geeks in large numbers.