Burger without salt = anybody can mug you for your money Burger WITH salt = You have a full security team recording who comes to visit you, and you have this barrier of protection with reinforced steel bars! PLUS - you have the right to make a call!
You seriously don't expect the movie to contain ALL the storyline, do you?
I think it'll be the beginning of the story, when the SDF1 crashed the Earth, and the first Zentraedi attacks. My prediction is that it'll end up in a strategic victory (i.e. Earth isn't destroyed... for now) in the middle of the storyline, of course, AFTER the SDF1 is teleported to Pluto.
The version we got in the US is much more "Hollywood-like": It has romance, a love circle, heroes fighting to save the country/planet/whatever, and nearly-stereotypical villains.
Hint: Whenever you want a tyrannic act approved, just name it "patriot", "family", "protection", "security" or whichever nice name that will appeal to the idio^H^H^H^Hvoters.
If you apply the algorithm to the exact image, it's certain that you'll end up with the same characters. With the goggles it's different because of scale / rotation / misalignment problems. You'd lose even more quality, some characters being replaced with others.
You see, what this here means is that if ISPs are unable to stop file sharing, they might be fined in some way.
Wrong. Encrypted P2P networks a-la freenet are private, i.e. they could be swapping porn, linux iso's or doing live teleconferencing, MMORPG games, etc. They'd need a warrant to ask the users what kind of encrypted info they're sharing.
In other words, ISPs only are held accountable for VERIFIED copyrighted file sharing. The lesser the detected copyrighted works traffic, the lesser the fine.
the UPSTO has just received a patent application from some Dr. McLeod for a "method and apparatus to discriminate identical story submissions in news sites, in which there can be only one".
it's a space to put their homework in? I see no other practical use for that. Reading e-books? COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT! Music? Ditto. Games? Not appropriate for school.
Now, if the lockers were encrypted with TRUECRYPT (and YOU had the key in USB or something), now THAT'd be something.
Encryption, my friends. Govt can't censor what they can't read. And personally I believe it's ridiculous to equate a downloaded file to a lost sale - many of them wouldn't be sales, anyway. (Also check my manifesto for a more revolutionary opinion)
Sitting on a big pile of gold, and money in swiss banks.
Just as any governor who lives in a mansion surrounded by gardens and administrating all the money of his country at his will *ahem* Bush *ahem*.
By the way, do you have proof for "money in swiss banks"? And don't forget that all the Church's money is obtained by donations. You can't say the same for the taxes the US forces you, and where do they go? Hint: It's a three letter word, starts with W and ends with an R.
At least the Pope submits to the Roman Curia for financial decisions.
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Konami did it right with the House of Sacred Remains in "Castlevania: Lament of Innocence". And with gregorian-styled chants in the background.
One of my favorite areas of the game.
Burger without salt = anybody can mug you for your money
:D
Burger WITH salt = You have a full security team recording who comes to visit you, and you have this barrier of protection with reinforced steel bars! PLUS - you have the right to make a call!
See? With salt it's much more secure!
you're telling me that my Hotmail or Yahoo! passwords are much more difficult to crack than the Windows one?
You seriously don't expect the movie to contain ALL the storyline, do you?
I think it'll be the beginning of the story, when the SDF1 crashed the Earth, and the first Zentraedi attacks. My prediction is that it'll end up in a strategic victory (i.e. Earth isn't destroyed... for now) in the middle of the storyline, of course, AFTER the SDF1 is teleported to Pluto.
As always, it works based on user stupidity
:(
Oh no, the internet's doomed!
The version we got in the US is much more "Hollywood-like": It has romance, a love circle, heroes fighting to save the country/planet/whatever, and nearly-stereotypical villains.
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
To put it in other words, why am I not surprised that this happened, after watching Blue Security being obliterated by... guess what, a botnet!
U.S. branded GI Joe's may not sell as well outside the US as a multinational task force would.
:)
Just replace him with Guile and we're set.
If intel chips are constantly exposed as being inferior to AMD's, why can't intel improve its engineering, with all that money flowing to them?
What do AMD have in their design methodologies that Intel don't?
Fair use is not a consumer right.
It's EVERYBODY'S RIGHT!
Ok, i'm waiting for the class action lawsuit for fraud.
Hint: Whenever you want a tyrannic act approved, just name it "patriot", "family", "protection", "security" or whichever nice name that will appeal to the idio^H^H^H^Hvoters.
Does the Laser come with its own shark?
Only when surgical extraction is necessary.
If you apply the algorithm to the exact image, it's certain that you'll end up with
the same characters. With the goggles it's different because of scale / rotation / misalignment problems. You'd lose even more quality, some characters being replaced with others.
How about Windows Cancerous?
will it be called sunlight :-)
:P
What a *BRILLIANT* idea!
do you think you even have a chance in Hell?
Then again, Rosa Parks had no legal right to keep her bus seat from a white guy. And yet, she did.
If you don't stand up and fight for your rights, who else will?
I guess this is their "We can't afford watermarking all the CD's music, but we'll steal the buyer's identity instead" solution.
You see, what this here means is that if ISPs are unable to stop file sharing, they might be fined in some way.
Wrong. Encrypted P2P networks a-la freenet are private, i.e. they could be swapping porn, linux iso's or doing live teleconferencing, MMORPG games, etc. They'd need a warrant to ask the users what kind of encrypted info they're sharing.
In other words, ISPs only are held accountable for VERIFIED copyrighted file sharing. The lesser the detected copyrighted works traffic, the lesser the fine.
the UPSTO has just received a patent application from some Dr. McLeod for a "method and apparatus to discriminate identical story submissions in news sites, in which there can be only one".
But it can outlaw encryption.
Which will make more than evident how far a police government can go. Maybe then people will begin to understand the need for a new government.
it's a space to put their homework in? I see no other practical use for that. Reading e-books? COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT! Music? Ditto. Games? Not appropriate for school.
Now, if the lockers were encrypted with TRUECRYPT (and YOU had the key in USB or something), now THAT'd be something.
Encryption, my friends. Govt can't censor what they can't read. And personally I believe it's ridiculous to equate a downloaded file to a lost sale - many of them wouldn't be sales, anyway. (Also check my manifesto for a more revolutionary opinion)
Sitting on a big pile of gold, and money in swiss banks.
Just as any governor who lives in a mansion surrounded by gardens and administrating all the money of his country at his will *ahem* Bush *ahem*.
By the way, do you have proof for "money in swiss banks"? And don't forget that all the Church's money is obtained by donations. You can't say the same for the taxes the US forces you, and where do they go? Hint: It's a three letter word, starts with W and ends with an R.
At least the Pope submits to the Roman Curia for financial decisions.
I just read above that the DHCP flag is part of the standard.
Nevermind then. (blush)