I like contry music and hate DRM. Even though I buy my music legaly I hate DRM becuase it makes it harder to play on Linux. At least most country music is run by studios not in the RIAA.
wifi is nearly ubiquitous. why pay for a static snapshot of the web that will be obsolete in a few days when you can walk into a starbucks with you laptop and get the fresh stuff almost for free??
No it isn't. There are no hotspots in my town (there is one secure hotspot), the nearest is in starbucks 1 hour away.
Last time I was on windows (a year ago, or so), I had it set up for "ctrl" to make a circle go around the mouse (in and out), it should be in mouse settings somewhere.
Since I haven't heard about a bunch of Google employees going to jail
Good, they are being quiet enough.
I might have left my tin-foil off to long but I think you are over thinking it. The DOJ might in this case be telling the truth and they are getting only the list of sites (and no names/IPs).
Correct me if I am wrong isn't this what they originaly wanted, just the list of sites that are indexed.
How many have guns that can take on a soilder with a bullet proof vest, and a machine gun? Not many, I account for one of those with a puny little pistol.
We know that many people will suffer, and we don't want so many people to suffer. Few people actually want others to suffer in the ways the bible foretells, that is why people preach.
If hypothetically your school is like mine then every computer is connected to a central server "F", and if like my school your teachers place their grades in an excel file in their directory named after the period number (F -> hallway -> teacher name/class number -> period) than is would be a simple matter of going to the library opening it up and changing your's. The hardest part is making sure you don't get seen by the librarian, and knowing which grades are which because they aren't titled. This will work if like my school every account, even the student account with no password, has write permission.
I have not done this I have just seen my teacher enter grades and show an idot get caught by the librarian.
like this I think the cable is messed up try wiggling the cable to see if the connection is bad (colors will change when wigling). If it does I found placing on leg on the cable keeps it in place, you might be able to replace it though.
My brother like most people with down syndrome was born with a hole in his heart, the doctors used some wierd material to patch it, they seemed quite good at it scince the doctor had also done a girl born with down syndrome a few hours earlier.
avg rooftop 0.2 sq Km (200 m squared, search google if you doubt)
~ households (USA) 105,480,101 (USA 2000 census)
Simple multiplication
21,096,020.2 square Km
If everyone could be convinced by government grants and such (power companies offering cheap power) we could match your estimate of 250,000 square KM
Slashdot Mirror
...What is to stop someone from "accidentally" bumping into you with their scanner in their pocket?
I like contry music and hate DRM. Even though I buy my music legaly I hate DRM becuase it makes it harder to play on Linux. At least most country music is run by studios not in the RIAA.
Did you set it on fire for a reason?
License it to one company, that one company will then go bankrupt, as no one buys their stuff.
I thought he said it should be like file systems like this. "http://www.jp.slashdot.subdomain" because (almost) everything is under the www.
What if they monitor who connects to Tor?
wifi is nearly ubiquitous. why pay for a static snapshot of the web that will be obsolete in a few days when you can walk into a starbucks with you laptop and get the fresh stuff almost for free??
No it isn't. There are no hotspots in my town (there is one secure hotspot), the nearest is in starbucks 1 hour away.
I had a cheap Logitech Laser mouse at the time (still have it).
They just need stirict enforcement and usable domains, not domains limited to very specific applications.
Last time I was on windows (a year ago, or so), I had it set up for "ctrl" to make a circle go around the mouse (in and out), it should be in mouse settings somewhere.
Since I haven't heard about a bunch of Google employees going to jail
Good, they are being quiet enough.
I might have left my tin-foil off to long but I think you are over thinking it. The DOJ might in this case be telling the truth and they are getting only the list of sites (and no names/IPs).
Correct me if I am wrong isn't this what they originaly wanted, just the list of sites that are indexed.
How many have guns that can take on a soilder with a bullet proof vest, and a machine gun? Not many, I account for one of those with a puny little pistol.
45 minutes of advertisements
Strange at my local theater I only get around 10 minutes.
the resumption of advertisements in the middle of movies
Never seen that.
personal searches before entering
Never seen that at my local one
relaxing discipline of people who use laptops
They kicked someone out for using their laptop
use cellphones+have conversations
See laptop
let kids yell unabated,
I have seen people removed from the theater for their kids actions.
raising prices above that of DVDs and a dozen other annoyances
I have at most had to ever pay 5 dollars.
Guess the south is good for somthing (manners at theaters).
We know that many people will suffer, and we don't want so many people to suffer. Few people actually want others to suffer in the ways the bible foretells, that is why people preach.
I thought that that was an understood reason, and didn't need spelling out.
The only reason barcodes weren't the mark is because they can't mark humans. People have ebbed RFID tags into themselves.
That's easier, less energy is wasted moving the weight of the casket, so we get 120% not 110% power efficiency.
I would have taken out a patent on your idea, but it got rejected for using a number above 100.
Then all you have to do is put somthing heavy in the seat (and buckle the seat), then input whatever you want.
If hypothetically your school is like mine then every computer is connected to a central server "F", and if like my school your teachers place their grades in an excel file in their directory named after the period number (F -> hallway -> teacher name/class number -> period) than is would be a simple matter of going to the library opening it up and changing your's. The hardest part is making sure you don't get seen by the librarian, and knowing which grades are which because they aren't titled. This will work if like my school every account, even the student account with no password, has write permission. I have not done this I have just seen my teacher enter grades and show an idot get caught by the librarian.
like this I think the cable is messed up try wiggling the cable to see if the connection is bad (colors will change when wigling). If it does I found placing on leg on the cable keeps it in place, you might be able to replace it though.
What about us who have a choice of AOL and Bellsouth? We can't chose someone else.
Can't they aready patch hearts?
My brother like most people with down syndrome was born with a hole in his heart, the doctors used some wierd material to patch it, they seemed quite good at it scince the doctor had also done a girl born with down syndrome a few hours earlier.
The majority would probly be located near the nose as that is what hits the small dust.
What about us (Yes I use Bellsouth) whao have a choice of Bellsouth or AOL/MSN (Which can't be used on Linux easily)? alot of people have to use BS.
avg rooftop 0.2 sq Km (200 m squared, search google if you doubt)
~ households (USA) 105,480,101 (USA 2000 census)
Simple multiplication
21,096,020.2 square Km
If everyone could be convinced by government grants and such (power companies offering cheap power) we could match your estimate of 250,000 square KM