If you don't have the time to watch the entire thing... start watching at 1:05:15 until at least 1:16:00... which includes Diebold stating that the memory cards cannot be hacked without the system knowing, and then watching the process of the memory cards being hacked and altering the outcome of an election (and the system not registering the fraud). All it takes is to preset the cards with a number of negative votes for one candidate and the same number of positive votes for another candidate (thus not altering the total number of votes cast).
And in another 10 years they'll tell you that you can't travel abroad without one of those implants.
Next thing you know the American Government will be telling their citizens that they can't vacation on Cuba! America is a free country, their citizens can vacation wherever they want...
What? They can't? Holy shit! So, they aren't free. Hmm. Then what have they been going off about these last umpteen years?
How about an octopus attacking a 4 foot shark?
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The science (and theories) don't necessarily change... they evolve.
Dark Matter and Dark Energy are "necessary" because there's not enough visible matter in the universe to account for the size and expansion of the universe.
What the hell is this thing called? Website uses GPX2.co.uk, but on the main website they call it the GP2X. Yet the branding on the unit itself says GPX2.
Could someone make up their mind what to call this thing?
Gmail a failed tech trend? What? As far as I can tell it's been wildly successful. Everyone I know who uses it, has been slowly moving all their email capabilities to it. For the past few months I've been forwarding all my email from all my various accounts to my Gmail account. I haven't opened Outlook Express in a couple months. Sure, it takes a little while to get used to Gmail, but I found that the more I used it, the more intuitive it was as an email service. The labeling is far better than the directory/folder paradigms from other email systems. I prefer it's filtering structure. The search functionality is the best I've come across (which you'd expect from Google). So, Gmail a failed tech trend? I think not. Hell, Gmail sort of launched the new AJAX (Asynchronous Javascript and XML) tech trend (or if you want to argue over the semantics of "launched", at least brought AJAX into the forefront of web development). Besides, how can any email service be considered a trend?
Visit Palm Springs or Las Vegas if you want to witness the ultimate in water waste. Hundreds of golf courses being watered daily in the hottest and driest climate in the United States. Perhaps just banning desert golf courses would solve a lot of the problems.
Where do you get the right to decide what behavior is right and wrong and then affect change through lies? How could you become so arrogant?
At least with regards the environment, the cause is for good.
Your pal, George W. Bush, did the same thing, except he did it to wage war and fill the coffers of Halliburton.
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If you don't have the time to watch the entire thing ... start watching at 1:05:15 until at least 1:16:00 ... which includes Diebold stating that the memory cards cannot be hacked without the system knowing, and then watching the process of the memory cards being hacked and altering the outcome of an election (and the system not registering the fraud). All it takes is to preset the cards with a number of negative votes for one candidate and the same number of positive votes for another candidate (thus not altering the total number of votes cast).
The Internet is not for old people? Tell that to the Lemon Party gents.
The. Fuck?
This isn't an explanation for anything. It's babble talk.
Pink Floyd The Wall. It should be viewed as nothing other than a complete album.
But sure, concept albums are few and far between today in the industry.
Out-of-this-world Class.
What's wrong with simply saying "figuratively exploded"?
Sarcasm is hard.
Bring on the humour NASA and ESA!
Somebody got splashed with the TidyBowl.
And in another 10 years they'll tell you that you can't travel abroad without one of those implants.
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Next thing you know the American Government will be telling their citizens that they can't vacation on Cuba! America is a free country, their citizens can vacation wherever they want
What? They can't? Holy shit! So, they aren't free. Hmm. Then what have they been going off about these last umpteen years?
You can find the video at Google Video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-700490962 2962894202&q=octopus+shark
The octopus in that video is deomstrating the same instinct as the octopus that attacked the sub.
What about the shareholder who owns 51% of the shares? Is that how democracies work?
The science (and theories) don't necessarily change ... they evolve.
Dark Matter and Dark Energy are "necessary" because there's not enough visible matter in the universe to account for the size and expansion of the universe.
What the hell is this thing called? Website uses GPX2.co.uk, but on the main website they call it the GP2X. Yet the branding on the unit itself says GPX2.
Could someone make up their mind what to call this thing?
http://www.lakelocal.k12.oh.us/lhshome.htm That's the correct URL.
Does this mean we're all going to be charged with a felony too?
Can it translate "your a looser!" If it doesn't recognize "looser" as "loser" then it won't be worth squat on any IM network.
The true store of wealth is oil.
Gmail a failed tech trend? What? As far as I can tell it's been wildly successful. Everyone I know who uses it, has been slowly moving all their email capabilities to it. For the past few months I've been forwarding all my email from all my various accounts to my Gmail account. I haven't opened Outlook Express in a couple months. Sure, it takes a little while to get used to Gmail, but I found that the more I used it, the more intuitive it was as an email service. The labeling is far better than the directory/folder paradigms from other email systems. I prefer it's filtering structure. The search functionality is the best I've come across (which you'd expect from Google). So, Gmail a failed tech trend? I think not. Hell, Gmail sort of launched the new AJAX (Asynchronous Javascript and XML) tech trend (or if you want to argue over the semantics of "launched", at least brought AJAX into the forefront of web development). Besides, how can any email service be considered a trend?
Mighty Ducks in Space.
Warner Bros. standard is that they want "Mighty Ducks" in space.
Visit Palm Springs or Las Vegas if you want to witness the ultimate in water waste. Hundreds of golf courses being watered daily in the hottest and driest climate in the United States. Perhaps just banning desert golf courses would solve a lot of the problems.
Where do you get the right to decide what behavior is right and wrong and then affect change through lies? How could you become so arrogant? At least with regards the environment, the cause is for good. Your pal, George W. Bush, did the same thing, except he did it to wage war and fill the coffers of Halliburton.
This shit got modded as funny?!? That joke's so old, it's beyond stale. It's growing bloody mold off it.
It might use anti-gravity, but with the flux modulation controller on board, it'll never go faster than 88 MPH.