My blog was recently shutdown by my parents because the school (public) called and complained about it. The reason for this was because someone threatened my life in a comment. I wouldn't be suprised if my school told me to take it down for good.
And what happens when you have 20 clickers in the same room and they screw each other up?:|
(I can just see a student breaking into the wireless network.)
I've always had good experiences with usdatatrust.com. WHat I like about them is that they backup your data as it changes. I find that to be extremely useful.
If the UK want's to decrypt a message, why can't they do it themselves? I'm sure they have enough computing power to do it. (Or they could ask the US for help.. pfft)
Aimfight must be directly linked to AIM. How else would it get the number of users on your buddy list? Personally, I wouldn't want someone to be able to access my private buddy list. If aimfight isn't related to AIM and they have database access, I would be scared. (Unless of course there is another way to go about calculating the score.)
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My blog was recently shutdown by my parents because the school (public) called and complained about it. The reason for this was because someone threatened my life in a comment. I wouldn't be suprised if my school told me to take it down for good.
And what happens when you have 20 clickers in the same room and they screw each other up? :|
(I can just see a student breaking into the wireless network.)
I like how the make file are XML based. With other makefiles, you get stuck if your tab has a space in it :/ Good review though!
I like how the make file are XML based. With other makefiles, you get stuck if your tab has a space in it :/
Good review though!
I've always had good experiences with usdatatrust.com. WHat I like about them is that they backup your data as it changes. I find that to be extremely useful.
Ever hear of OTR? (Off the record ('otr' on sourceforge)). I'll bet you that the government bans OTR because they can't decrypt the messages.
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If the UK want's to decrypt a message, why can't they do it themselves? I'm sure they have enough computing power to do it. (Or they could ask the US for help.. pfft)
Aimfight must be directly linked to AIM. How else would it get the number of users on your buddy list? Personally, I wouldn't want someone to be able to access my private buddy list. If aimfight isn't related to AIM and they have database access, I would be scared. (Unless of course there is another way to go about calculating the score.)