Yeah, I realized that shortly after hitting 'submit'
He did indeed fail at tautologies, because he neglected to include one.
A parabola is a just a mathematical curve. Whether it's concave or not largely depends on where you're standing.
Yeah, I realized that shortly after hitting 'submit
A small correction. Their homepage is http://www.acs-law.org.uk/ . Anyway they seem to have been slashdotted (and 4channed probably), so it doesnt matter what their website is.
Slashdotted my arse; did you read the title of the post? British ISP Sky Broadband Cuts Off ACS:Law (emphasis added).
Perhaps Mr. Praline can explain it better:
'E's passed on! This website is no more! It has ceased to be! 'E's expired and gone to meet 'is maker! 'E's a stiff! Bereft of life, 'e
rests in peace! If you hadn't nailed 'im to the server rack 'e'd be pushing up the daisies! 'Is metabolic processes are now 'istory! 'E's off the twig! 'E's kicked the
bucket, 'e's shuffled off 'is mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the bleedin' choir invisibile!! THIS IS AN EX-WEBSITE!!
In the UK, it is illegal to drive a Segway on the road or even on pavements or cycle paths. They can only be used on private property, despite campaigns to let them be used on cycle paths.
Oh, for goodness sake, when is timothy going to a) learn to link to the original source and not some third-rate blog and b) learn to distinguish between a patent application and a granted patent?
Imagine if this (stupid IMO) law also applied to copyright: once a copyrighted work expired (e.g., a book), the original owner would have to pay a fine.
Actually, if you look at shockwave dynamics during the moment an object crosses from subsonic to supersonic velocity, it can very easily be considered much more of a barrier than 1gkeys/sec can.
Actually in this case, your analogy should use ludicrous speed.
NOTHING was "seriously crippled" nor was the botnet affected. This is a perfect example of a non-story about a good attempt that failed.
"Nothing?" "Attempt that failed?"
Look at their graph: from a high of 1,400 on 3 Aug to 0 on 26 Aug. -- that ranks as both a "seriously crippled" and "success" in my book.
So while you chose to belittle their achievements, I for one chose to say a silent "Thank you! Well done!" for their years of persistence in fighting this war.
(except in that, if the TSA employees are forced to do less porn surfing, they might get some work done, and their work would probably damage my rights somehow).
TSA employees get mandated free porn surfing at work now that they have full body scanners.
So somebody's free speech is being violated because a government agency doesn't want people reading Slashdot when they're supposed to be working? Are you utterly against workplaces trying to get their employees to not browse the web? Or just the government?
I'm against a government bureaucrat or czar or whomever subjectively mandating what is 'controversial opinion.'
And why isn't the person (or persons) responsible for this explicitly identified, along with the criteria?
Slashdot Mirror
Not now, not ever. FTW! Gimme fuel, gimme fire, gimme that which I desire!
Space sucks because there's no screwin', no drinkin', and no smokin'
On second thought, with our loss of liberties, earth will soon suck, too.
My password is 12345
Note to self: Now I have to change my password.
Real men don't use maps.
'Nuf said.
Yeah, I realized that shortly after hitting 'submit
(Emphasis added.)
Heh. Almost as bad as your tautology fail.
A small correction. Their homepage is http://www.acs-law.org.uk/ . Anyway they seem to have been slashdotted (and 4channed probably), so it doesnt matter what their website is.
Slashdotted my arse; did you read the title of the post? British ISP Sky Broadband Cuts Off ACS:Law (emphasis added).
Perhaps Mr. Praline can explain it better:
'E's passed on! This website is no more! It has ceased to be! 'E's expired and gone to meet 'is maker! 'E's a stiff! Bereft of life, 'e rests in peace! If you hadn't nailed 'im to the server rack 'e'd be pushing up the daisies! 'Is metabolic processes are now 'istory! 'E's off the twig! 'E's kicked the bucket, 'e's shuffled off 'is mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the bleedin' choir invisibile!! THIS IS AN EX-WEBSITE!!
Why do aliens land at some remote location and abduct the village idiot?
If aliens were smart, they'd land at MIT or Cal-Tech.
Have you ever ridden a bike on the street?! Cars do not watch out for you, unless maybe it's to aim for you!
And it's getting more dangerous with the proliferation of personal electronic devices, texting, and young drivers.
Nowadays I only ride on bike paths, or off-road mountain biking.
(I'm not trying to eliminate risk, just minimize it.)
So what's the point? Blame (ban?) the Segway?
And, oh, by the way:
In the UK, it is illegal to drive a Segway on the road or even on pavements or cycle paths. They can only be used on private property, despite campaigns to let them be used on cycle paths.
Clearly the person with the most experience and knowledge of aliens is: Sigourney Weaver
Oh, for goodness sake, when is timothy going to a) learn to link to the original source and not some third-rate blog and b) learn to distinguish between a patent application and a granted patent?
Link to original source: Apple Working on the Next Wave of Digital Camera Technologies
Link to U.S. Patent Application 20100238344
Imagine if this (stupid IMO) law also applied to copyright: once a copyrighted work expired (e.g., a book), the original owner would have to pay a fine.
If so, count me out! Besides 3D makes me nauseated.
Actually, if you look at shockwave dynamics during the moment an object crosses from subsonic to supersonic velocity, it can very easily be considered much more of a barrier than 1gkeys/sec can.
Actually in this case, your analogy should use ludicrous speed.
It's just a milestone.
I fail to see what a stone functioning as a milepost has to do with this.
Revisiting Sorting for GPGPU Stream Architectures (PDF)
Someone neglected to black-out the top-secret product attached to the collar of his t-shirt. OMG! It looks like it's an iPen killer!
NOTHING was "seriously crippled" nor was the botnet affected. This is a perfect example of a non-story about a good attempt that failed.
"Nothing?" "Attempt that failed?"
Look at their graph: from a high of 1,400 on 3 Aug to 0 on 26 Aug. -- that ranks as both a "seriously crippled" and "success" in my book.
So while you chose to belittle their achievements, I for one chose to say a silent "Thank you! Well done!" for their years of persistence in fighting this war.
I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
A Stanford mechanical engineer is using the biology of a gecko's sticky foot to create a robot that climbs.
My feet stink too but I can't climb like a gecko.
Rereads sentence.
Oh, wait, never mind.
So really, the only solution is the possibility of someone with "black hat" skilz that wants to be paid to take the system down outside the "law".
Hudson: Let's just bug out and call it even, OK? What are we talking about this for?
Ripley: I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
Hudson: Fuckin' A...
Thank goodness no one has shown common drugs causing a decrease craving for Internet porn.
(except in that, if the TSA employees are forced to do less porn surfing, they might get some work done, and their work would probably damage my rights somehow).
TSA employees get mandated free porn surfing at work now that they have full body scanners.
So somebody's free speech is being violated because a government agency doesn't want people reading Slashdot when they're supposed to be working? Are you utterly against workplaces trying to get their employees to not browse the web? Or just the government?
I'm against a government bureaucrat or czar or whomever subjectively mandating what is 'controversial opinion.'
And why isn't the person (or persons) responsible for this explicitly identified, along with the criteria?