I hate Islam as much as anyone who treasures freedom and abhors discrimination, but this is not the answer. There are some people who are only Muslims because leaving Islam is punishable by death, by law in most Islamic countries and in practice by "honour killings" throughout the world. Ideally all Muslims would realise that Islam is just the ravings of a power-mad pedophile war lord and has no place in a civilised world
what people don't understand is that porn is a bad thing when there is too much exposure, so it does a lot of good for people to block their access or at least make it harder to access... too bad they'll never get any appreciation for it...
People don't understand that because it isn't true.
Paintings and sculptures? Photography of nude people? Literature that has sections with with erotic or sexual topics (e.g. the Bible?)
But violent media is just fine.....
I remember that when AOL tried this initially it was not just the obvious, but things like breast cancer awareness charities, Scunthorpe tourist information, and "visit Penistone". The ineptness of filtering schemes was illustrated by my work's filter which responded to a search for "Sharp Calculators" with. "This site is deemed unsuitable- Reason: Violence and weapons". Yes like you might stab someone with a sharp calculator!
But the NSA says it's just collecting the metadata on communications, not the actual communications. So while encrypting the message in your email may prevent them from (easily) reading your email, they still see that you sent or received an email and who it was coming or going to.
That's why I started sending emails to your wife.... honest
Feedly is OK, but not as good as reader. In particular I miss being able to use it to combine multiple feeds into a bundle - which then has its own RSS feed that can be displayed on web pages. Also an embeddable view for igHome would be good
NSA getting secret court orders to track the calls of millions of Americans to investigate terrorism
and
Should be able to track everyone's email to prevent the possibility of terrorism
Well since there are 7,000,000 muslims in the USA, of course ">millions of Americans" should be monitored. These people follow a belief that explicitly calls for the destruction of non-Muslim societies and the establishment of a world-wide caliphate, and are responsible for many terrorist attacks, so it would be daft not to monitor them. Most other Americans are not a threat to society so monitoring them is not justified.
The problem is that HP-UX is still the same today as it was in 1999.
Seriously for a lot of financial institutions, etc. that is the attraction. Their core applications haven't date back to 1999 or before. Sure they have had enhancements but stable code on a stable system is a real plus for organisations where the core business remains unchanged.
your typical home router that is still being bundled by ISPs doesn't support IPv6, it seems only 'high end' or after-market routers tend to do that, probably because the amount of firmware memory in these cheap routers is limited.
Is the firmware for IPv6 necessarily much larger than that for IPv4? I would have thought that the complexity would be similar. On the one hand you don't need NAT, but on the other you need more complex filtering.
But its still difficult to get an ipv6 home connection in many areas. I can see that for years to come we will have an ipv6 backbone, ipv6 in amjor organisations but most people connected via NAT and an IPv4 isp
The Israeli Government has uploaded viruses into almost every cell phone in Islamistan.
The malware monitors audio around the phone, and sends it back to Israel via Israeli satellites and underground drones.
Most insidiously, the software is triggered by the words Allah Akbar.
So mum's the word, Muslims.
You never know just who might be listening and recording.
And they could run a burger joint easily too, but they're a publicly-funded organisation, they're not permitted to throw money at activities outside their remit.
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I hate Islam as much as anyone who treasures freedom and abhors discrimination, but this is not the answer. There are some people who are only Muslims because leaving Islam is punishable by death, by law in most Islamic countries and in practice by "honour killings" throughout the world. Ideally all Muslims would realise that Islam is just the ravings of a power-mad pedophile war lord and has no place in a civilised world
Who forgot to flush the toilet? damn it!
The thurd is still floating.
We have flushed it several times, but this little round turd just keeps bobbing up to the surface
Nuke the entire planet from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
You know if SCO rises from the dead one more time I might see this as the best option.
will be fun for us in rented accomadation using wireless, having to ask our landlords to opt out. fun times indeed.
TOR!
doh - wrists!
what people don't understand is that porn is a bad thing when there is too much exposure, so it does a lot of good for people to block their access or at least make it harder to access... too bad they'll never get any appreciation for it...
People don't understand that because it isn't true.
I don't know, sometimes my writs gets rather sore
Paintings and sculptures? Photography of nude people? Literature that has sections with with erotic or sexual topics (e.g. the Bible?)
But violent media is just fine.....
I remember that when AOL tried this initially it was not just the obvious, but things like breast cancer awareness charities, Scunthorpe tourist information, and "visit Penistone". The ineptness of filtering schemes was illustrated by my work's filter which responded to a search for "Sharp Calculators" with. "This site is deemed unsuitable- Reason: Violence and weapons". Yes like you might stab someone with a sharp calculator!
So you think discriminating a political party and stereotyping everyone within it is ok?
What about the Nazi party?
Imagine what it would be like if citizens declared "we're already trying to not murder, perhaps some time in the future we won't rape and pillage"...
For Muslims this would be a great step forward
Just game the system. I've started typing random shit in gmail before I do anything ... let 'em see lots of false positives.
You know, I'm glad nobody KILLED OBAMA. Durka durka, mohammed jihad. Monsanto sucks. Bush was a simpleton. Death to American cheese.
Gotta go, someone's at the door ...
The American Cheese Society are on their way to your house at this moment.
But the NSA says it's just collecting the metadata on communications, not the actual communications. So while encrypting the message in your email may prevent them from (easily) reading your email, they still see that you sent or received an email and who it was coming or going to.
That's why I started sending emails to your wife .... honest
Fascinating how they cram so much in so little space
That's what the judge said about the Muslim pedo gang rapists
I don't know whether this should be moded sick, informative, or funny. Possibly all three
... and now I know that I won't be effected.
Feedly is OK, but not as good as reader. In particular I miss being able to use it to combine multiple feeds into a bundle - which then has its own RSS feed that can be displayed on web pages. Also an embeddable view for igHome would be good
and
Well since there are 7,000,000 muslims in the USA, of course ">millions of Americans" should be monitored. These people follow a belief that explicitly calls for the destruction of non-Muslim societies and the establishment of a world-wide caliphate, and are responsible for many terrorist attacks, so it would be daft not to monitor them. Most other Americans are not a threat to society so monitoring them is not justified.
The problem is that HP-UX is still the same today as it was in 1999.
Seriously for a lot of financial institutions, etc. that is the attraction. Their core applications haven't date back to 1999 or before. Sure they have had enhancements but stable code on a stable system is a real plus for organisations where the core business remains unchanged.
11. Have you ever fantasized about...
Dude, you have a serious ellipses fetish.
IPv6 is ready for hockey stick growth, as Phil Roberts (ex-Surface RT marketing manager?) points out.
What, you mean there is a correlation between global warming and ipV6 take-up?
your typical home router that is still being bundled by ISPs doesn't support IPv6, it seems only 'high end' or after-market routers tend to do that, probably because the amount of firmware memory in these cheap routers is limited.
Is the firmware for IPv6 necessarily much larger than that for IPv4? I would have thought that the complexity would be similar. On the one hand you don't need NAT, but on the other you need more complex filtering.
But its still difficult to get an ipv6 home connection in many areas. I can see that for years to come we will have an ipv6 backbone, ipv6 in amjor organisations but most people connected via NAT and an IPv4 isp
The Israeli Government has uploaded viruses into almost every cell phone in Islamistan. The malware monitors audio around the phone, and sends it back to Israel via Israeli satellites and underground drones. Most insidiously, the software is triggered by the words Allah Akbar. So mum's the word, Muslims. You never know just who might be listening and recording.
Oh how I wish this were true
They're doing it all wrong. You can't solve a social problem with technological features.
I don't know ... deodorant does a pretty good job
But your is under the impression it is still moving, you are trapped and cant call for help
If that were the only problem you could just allow "emergency calls only", as many phones do when locked anyway.
passenger - do you want to restrict them, too?
Passengers know when to shut up. People on the other side of the phone dont.
So you wouldn't restrict playing with your passenger's buttons when driving.
And they could run a burger joint easily too, but they're a publicly-funded organisation, they're not permitted to throw money at activities outside their remit.
Probably not the best example.