IANALBIWCS (I Am Not a Lawyer But I Watch Cop Shows);)
Would it not be a civil (not federal) court that would grant an individual (read:Ebay) a restraining order in the plantifs parties juritiction?
If Britney Spears decides to stalk Anna Kornikova wouldn't Anna would seek to restrict Britney from harassing her in her native germany? Using the local civil court? ___
Re:Every day, we slaughter and eat tens of thousands of cows, gentle animals. Every day, a million pounds of veal - or, let's call it what it is, baby cow. Sixteen billion pounds of pig every year (divide, please, by the edible meat per pig).
Pabloselbow CA (/.) 7/13/00 4:42 PM ID Games announced today a complete departure from traditional shoot em' up games with the release of a carve em' up role playing adventure called: Pig Process IV! "The Oinking".
This release has drawn a lot of attention from groups apposed to such violence in the media including Louise McCausland B.E.'s director of film classification.
Starting Wednesday, it is against the law in Pabloselbow to rent the popular game Pig Process IV to people under 18 years old.
Pig Process IV allows users to assume the identity of the pig as it's being slaughtered. An experience that, many say, is just to overwhelming for the children.
"Depending on which industrial machine tool is used, the participant can experience the gory violence that results in the horror of evisceration, , gutting, decapitation and dismemberment" said a report from Louise McCausland, B.E.'s director of film classification.
She classified "Pig Process IV" as an adult game after a parent complained about its level of violence saying: "Yea, everyone loves Wilber, and we appreciate the work that PETA has done to bring this game to market, but this is just sick." ___
Re:writes: Even commercially available polycrystalline synthetic diamond with advertised strengths of 5 GPa would work.
PCD (polycrystalline diamond) is an interesting material with wonderful hardness but the process used to create it yields small diamonds. Picture, if you will, an elephant in high heals standing on some charcoal. The pressure exerted toward the charcoal (pounds per square inch) is increased by the high heals ability to focus the wait onto a smaller point. It's this high amount of pressure (and the machinery around the PCD to contain the pressure) that leads to relatively small pieces of PCD that would be a poor choice for building such a structure.
Your best bet, at least in the near future, would be carbon nanotubes or some other derivative of the buckyball. Some bits of wild speculation has found that, at least on paper, the CNT (carbon nanotube) could have enough tensile strength to tether a salelite in LEO. ___
3) Find the phrase "It's funny. Laugh." in the list of TOPICS .
XIt's funny. Laugh. place an X here
4) Scroll down to the bottom of the page and find a button that says savehome and click on it.
Your/. experience will now be as informative and interesting as before but without those dreadfully trollish rantings from the tiresome and clueless "king of everything taco". ___ ___
Re:"Political food for thought: Nazi Germany was the first powerful nation to ban the private owernship of guns
..and the first nation to promote bad typing. ___
Re:A strange thought...
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Pirate DNS?
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Re:".. kind of makes you wonder how many "features" in software or computers in general were developed by somebody who was about to zonk out from over-caffination riding over pure exhaustion."
You bring up an interesting point about bandwidth and you're right. The searches are to bandwidth intensive (can you imagine running gnutella at 28.8? ..yuck). A bot (on a *very* fat pipe) that crawls ~4000 GNUtella hosts on a timely basis and only indexes the html content could serve up http based searches in a browser and remove a little of the overhead involved in searching on gnutella. Then, once the user finds the content they need they would click link something like this: gnutella://123.412.112.223/gnutellastuff/content.h tml. This hyperlink selection would start gnutella and could be passed through the gnutella plugin and shown again in the browser (Note: no DNS needed for the domain as we're using the other users IP).
Even after all of this, we still come back to the point you raised about bandwidth. Every peered computer serving up content would have to have a 256k+ connection in order to make such a scheme even remotely useable because they need to handle the existing searches of a growing host list and they need to handle new search bots consuming their bandwidth with "deep scans". Perhaps DSLnet would be a better name for this.
This does have it's advantages, as it would be:
1) Built on existing technologies (Browsers, Gnutella packets, indexing bots). 2) It would give a point and click interface to a distributed file sharing network with no central control.
GNUtella is Distributed with no central control showing conected computers in real time. This peer to peer type of conection is the perfect "pirate DNS". The only problem is that the searches work on a file name level. What would help is a spyder or bot to crawl gnutella and index all the html content. hmm I wonder if gnutellabot.com is taken.;) ___
Some kind of bio-network that uses the electrolyte the bots are submerged in (much like receptors on a cell) would be required to give command and control to these little rippers.
Wow, you could give each one a grit and command them to move to the stove. What would you have then?;) ___
Slashdot Mirror
Or:
Joey-bag-a-rocks-help-ya-find-ya-wallet
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Ban Jon Katz
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Would it not be a civil (not federal) court that would grant an individual (read:Ebay) a restraining order in the plantifs parties juritiction?
If Britney Spears decides to stalk Anna Kornikova wouldn't Anna would seek to restrict Britney from harassing her in her native germany? Using the local civil court?
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Pabloselbow CA (/.) 7/13/00 4:42 PM
ID Games announced today a complete departure from traditional shoot em' up games with the release of a carve em' up role playing adventure called: Pig Process IV! "The Oinking".
This release has drawn a lot of attention from groups apposed to such violence in the media including Louise McCausland B.E.'s director of film classification.
Starting Wednesday, it is against the law in Pabloselbow to rent the popular game Pig Process IV to people under 18 years old.
Pig Process IV allows users to assume the identity of the pig as it's being slaughtered. An experience that, many say, is just to overwhelming for the children.
"Depending on which industrial machine tool is used, the participant can experience the gory violence that results in the horror of evisceration, , gutting, decapitation and dismemberment" said a report from Louise McCausland, B.E.'s director of film classification.
She classified "Pig Process IV" as an adult game after a parent complained about its level of violence saying: "Yea, everyone loves Wilber, and we appreciate the work that PETA has done to bring this game to market, but this is just sick."
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PCD (polycrystalline diamond) is an interesting material with wonderful hardness but the process used to create it yields small diamonds. Picture, if you will, an elephant in high heals standing on some charcoal. The pressure exerted toward the charcoal (pounds per square inch) is increased by the high heals ability to focus the wait onto a smaller point. It's this high amount of pressure (and the machinery around the PCD to contain the pressure) that leads to relatively small pieces of PCD that would be a poor choice for building such a structure.
Your best bet, at least in the near future, would be carbon nanotubes or some other derivative of the buckyball. Some bits of wild speculation has found that, at least on paper, the CNT (carbon nanotube) could have enough tensile strength to tether a salelite in LEO.
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I heard this one last week:The late 1900s [shiver]
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The X Box does not yet exist.
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Only in the linux world would the one killer biz app (transfering a document to paper) be treated with such a dismissive tone.
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3) Find the phrase "It's funny. Laugh." in the list of TOPICS .
X It's funny. Laugh. place an X here
4) Scroll down to the bottom of the page and find a button that says savehome and click on it.
Your /. experience will now be as informative and interesting as before but without those dreadfully trollish rantings from the tiresome and clueless "king of everything taco".
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. .and the first nation to promote bad typing.
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VBS ? ;)
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This hyperlink selection would start gnutella and could be passed through the gnutella plugin and shown again in the browser (Note: no DNS needed for the domain as we're using the other users IP).
Even after all of this, we still come back to the point you raised about bandwidth. Every peered computer serving up content would have to have a 256k+ connection in order to make such a scheme even remotely useable because they need to handle the existing searches of a growing host list and they need to handle new search bots consuming their bandwidth with "deep scans". Perhaps DSLnet would be a better name for this.
This does have it's advantages, as it would be:
1) Built on existing technologies (Browsers, Gnutella packets, indexing bots).
2) It would give a point and click interface to a distributed file sharing network with no central control.
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GNUtella is Distributed with no central control showing conected computers in real time. This peer to peer type of conection is the perfect "pirate DNS". The only problem is that the searches work on a file name level. What would help is a spyder or bot to crawl gnutella and index all the html content. hmm I wonder if gnutellabot.com is taken. ;)
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Geeks in space . . *Bam* the future of rock and roll.
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This link worked for me:s /08soft.html
http://www 10.nytimes.com/library/tech/yr/mo/biztech/article
No Registration required.
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Some links: /pages/ipv6.html /public/784/packet/july98/9.html
Sun http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/ipv6/
IBM http://domino.ngi.ibm.com/patrick
Cisco http://www.cisco.com/warp
W3C W3c site and mailing list search
IETF http://www.ietf.org/html.charter s/nat-charter.html
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rfc 2465 Management Information Base for IP Version 6:Textual Conventions and General Group.
December 1998
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Then again, anything before ms touches it is better.
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Good point. I was refering to win16 (cringe).
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Remember 1994? Monica Lewinski was just another intern. peecees were still 16 Bit. Linux was 1.0 and a guy named Jim Clarke started Netscape Comunications.
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. . the old internet before micrsoft.
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1) Bring it home.
2) Plug it in.
3) Make it work.
Yes micros~1 is blabbing about games, but the box can run any software including a dialer and a browser.
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Anna Kournikova
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Would Millibot be the more applicable term seeing as they are about a quarter millimeter in size?
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Wow, you could give each one a grit and command them to move to the stove. What would you have then? ;)
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