Hmm my school computers all have limited accounts, so I've "installed", that is unzipped, opera as well as a few useful programs on them.
The teacher really can't say anything because it's all happening from our accounts which we are basically allowed to do anything on, until we get into hacking or something.
Wal-Mart has 460 terabytes of data stored on Teradata mainframes, at its Bentonville headquarters. To put that in perspective, the Internet has less than half as much data, according to experts.'...
normally, but I guess they didn't check when I was sharing my pr0n on direct connect.
the illuminati wants control of the free world! don your tin hats, before your tin hats are donning you!
seriously though, no free country should have to abide by some rules as if this is a club. iraqui farmers should be able to plant whatever seeds they want. as a matter of fact, they could probably get a good business selling "non genetically modified" seeds online. I'd buy some.
sue for discrimination. customers should be treated equally, even if they are stingy... perhaps making a better product and NOT worring about "bad customers" would help...
I belive Microsoft was developing some things with them for longhorn. I remember an informational video about longhorn/upcoming tech and there was one for small businesses that included collaboration software and keyhole/microsoft map software that would let you track and see the stats of members of a team.
more reason things like bittorrent are great. if you can download 12x faster than you can upload, whats the use unless you're downloading from 50 or so people? then the true speed shows itself.
what about people like me who use my domain address for sending mail? I send my mail via horde at the domain, via Yahoo! Mail interface, via Opera M2 with my email (not return) address set to my domain address and even sometimes at mail2web.
Yahoo would use Yahoo SMTP servers, Opera would use my ISPs and only Horde would use the real mail.domain.com IMAP server. If they unblocked ISP STMP servers for this sort of thing... wouldn't that just defeat the purpose? Because they're used for more than just @isp email addresses.
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... he's back on the mod list. wonder what he did to get back on, now that there's been ample evidence provided as to why he'd been sacked.
damn french:
hacked by " b, th*m*r[ChezLeCoiffeur], Croc-La-Pute "
FYI the link is just a goatse link. nothing a regular slashdotter hasn't seen a million times before.
Hmm my school computers all have limited accounts, so I've "installed", that is unzipped, opera as well as a few useful programs on them.
The teacher really can't say anything because it's all happening from our accounts which we are basically allowed to do anything on, until we get into hacking or something.
Probably...
because none of the anime trackers I use went down.
Wal-Mart has 460 terabytes of data stored on Teradata mainframes, at its Bentonville headquarters. To put that in perspective, the Internet has less than half as much data, according to experts.' ...
normally, but I guess they didn't check when I was sharing my pr0n on direct connect.
the illuminati wants control of the free world! don your tin hats, before your tin hats are donning you!
seriously though, no free country should have to abide by some rules as if this is a club. iraqui farmers should be able to plant whatever seeds they want. as a matter of fact, they could probably get a good business selling "non genetically modified" seeds online. I'd buy some.
sue for discrimination. customers should be treated equally, even if they are stingy... perhaps making a better product and NOT worring about "bad customers" would help...
I belive Microsoft was developing some things with them for longhorn. I remember an informational video about longhorn/upcoming tech and there was one for small businesses that included collaboration software and keyhole/microsoft map software that would let you track and see the stats of members of a team.
more reason things like bittorrent are great. if you can download 12x faster than you can upload, whats the use unless you're downloading from 50 or so people? then the true speed shows itself.
I have a question about this:
what about people like me who use my domain address for sending mail? I send my mail via horde at the domain, via Yahoo! Mail interface, via Opera M2 with my email (not return) address set to my domain address and even sometimes at mail2web.
Yahoo would use Yahoo SMTP servers, Opera would use my ISPs and only Horde would use the real mail.domain.com IMAP server. If they unblocked ISP STMP servers for this sort of thing... wouldn't that just defeat the purpose? Because they're used for more than just @isp email addresses.