I think the problem is they're getting people who are still grossed out by lemonparty. One of the guys in the article is 52. What they need are people like me and my friends, who are hardened internet veterans.
I've seen just about every horrible thing on the internet. How do I apply for this job?
but if they can shut down our command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) networks (not coincidentally, this is also why they developed the satellite-killing missile), then they have essentially shut us down, especially for any military response to an attack on Taiwan.
I assumed they would be overlaying ads onto existing advertising space; i.e., billboards.
After all, the companies who wanted to advertise on the billboard did so with the expectation that their only audience would be people driving by. By leaving these images as they are, those companies get free advertising, which is not something Google is required to give them. Similarly, if the content of a billboard has changed since the image was taken, it's unfair for the earlier company to receive free advertising while the newer one does not.
If they want to superimpose new, relevant ads over old, useless ads, that's fine by me.
When I took the SAT three years ago, there was a portion on the answer booklet where you had to write two or three sentences to verify that you were who you said you were. And it had to be in cursive.
Everyone in the room took about five minutes to write it out. Much of that time was spent trying to remember what the cursive equivalent of all the letters were.
My friend told me he saw a few of these and he was very upset. Not about the portrayl of Obama, but that they don't understand the Joker at all.
Anarchy is more his flavour than Socialism.
Verizon doesn't have much of a case here, but even if the First Ammendement would allow them to hand over this information, that doesn't mean they SHOULD.
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Huang, Ahmad, Silvfast, Skifvars, Vanden Hoek, Khan - all good American names:) KHAAAAANNN!! YOU... RESUSCITATED... MY... SON!!
You can only destroy so many good sci-fi shows with poor advertising and bad timeslot placement, Fox! If only Firefly could have pulled off the same feat that Futurama has.
Why are people opposed to putting things on a roof? How is that any different from map makers placing symbols on conventional maps of things like a fork and a knife for a restaurant, or a bed for a hotel?
I don't know why everyone thinks that you need to dump the thing at HD-DVD quality. Think about it. DVDs are prevalent these days, and yet the vast majority of pirated movies are 700 MB in size. Why? Because thats near the size of a CD.
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http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1996-01-23/ They're trying to prevent teenagers from talking about sex. Teenagers. Sex. Good fucking luck.
You've been able to play as a Terrorist in Counter Strike since day one. It came out ten god damn years ago.
Reminds me of an old Penny Arcade comic.
I think the problem is they're getting people who are still grossed out by lemonparty. One of the guys in the article is 52. What they need are people like me and my friends, who are hardened internet veterans. I've seen just about every horrible thing on the internet. How do I apply for this job?
Not to mention that most greasemonkey scripts work in Opera as well.
So the Chinese are Cylons?
Refusing to show ID is not illegal as Washington does not have a Stop and Identify statute: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_and_identify
I assumed they would be overlaying ads onto existing advertising space; i.e., billboards. After all, the companies who wanted to advertise on the billboard did so with the expectation that their only audience would be people driving by. By leaving these images as they are, those companies get free advertising, which is not something Google is required to give them. Similarly, if the content of a billboard has changed since the image was taken, it's unfair for the earlier company to receive free advertising while the newer one does not. If they want to superimpose new, relevant ads over old, useless ads, that's fine by me.
Why would anyone think it's a good idea to give their money to professional thieves?
When I took the SAT three years ago, there was a portion on the answer booklet where you had to write two or three sentences to verify that you were who you said you were. And it had to be in cursive. Everyone in the room took about five minutes to write it out. Much of that time was spent trying to remember what the cursive equivalent of all the letters were.
My friend told me he saw a few of these and he was very upset. Not about the portrayl of Obama, but that they don't understand the Joker at all. Anarchy is more his flavour than Socialism.
Cut to the chase and tell me how long until I can start splicing? There's nothing quite like a fist full of lightning.
That sure is a nice email you've got there. It'd be a shame if anything happened to it, eh?
I said come in! Don't stand there! I said come in! Don't stand there! I said come in! Don't stand there!
Verizon doesn't have much of a case here, but even if the First Ammendement would allow them to hand over this information, that doesn't mean they SHOULD.
You can only destroy so many good sci-fi shows with poor advertising and bad timeslot placement, Fox! If only Firefly could have pulled off the same feat that Futurama has.
But I did not shoot the deputy.
Why are people opposed to putting things on a roof? How is that any different from map makers placing symbols on conventional maps of things like a fork and a knife for a restaurant, or a bed for a hotel?
The server that controls the virus will be called "Ground Control".
Hmmm... yes... autonomous soldier robots... worked out well for the 12 Colonies of Man, didn't it?
I don't know why everyone thinks that you need to dump the thing at HD-DVD quality. Think about it. DVDs are prevalent these days, and yet the vast majority of pirated movies are 700 MB in size. Why? Because thats near the size of a CD.
Theres the video on Google Video.
And a week or so back, Something Awful's "Second Life Safari" documented it: http://www.somethingawful.com/index.php?a=4336
You only need a few kids to figure it out. Then he goes to his friends and says, "Hey, look what neat trick I figured out!"
The great thing about the Second Ammendment is that you don't need it until they try and take it away.