Seems the site allows people from all over the world to sign it, do they actually count people from Spain that sign the petition? (I just realized this)
Actually...the team of scientists that developed it in the Manhatten Project were American, Canadian, and the Brits, but lets not split hairs here...Yes the US used the bomb, many people regret that here in the US and have made great strides to have them removed however someone will always have one and I am willing to bet the next one used will not be by the US. Don't like the US? Fine, want to bash the US? Fine. If the US were to stop supporting the rest of the world I am willing to bed out debt issues here in the US would be lesser and the rest of the world would be screwed.
On that, I would like to state, lets not bash the people because someone crapped in your cheerios. Bash the person who didn't make it to the toilet. KTHXBYE
using the speed limit thing is actually a good idea. In my life time, it was a Federal Speed limit of 55MPH. 55 stay alive! That was the *max* speed limit in the US. Now its 65, and now there is talk to bump it up to 75-80. As times change, cars can handle higher speeds and still meet the safety requirements needed. So as these change, so does the law.
Carry that over to IP laws and the like, these laws have not changed with the times, its trying to change contrary to the times. its trying to bring people BACKWARDS.
Lets do the murder one. Murder used to be illegal. Period, doesn't matter what the reason was. Now it has exceptions such as self defense, accidental death. it works at trying to look at the not so black and white of it all.
Those of us who have gone overboard setting their houses up with home automation, already hooked our heaters and ac conditioners to the internet. I remember in 2001 when I used my home automation software and a clever little script to turn my heat/AC on when I left work through my website so it would be cool/warm when I got home.
Go back to bed, America. Your government has figured out how it all transpired. Go back to bed, America. Your government is in control again. Here. Here's American Gladiators. Watch this, shut up. Go back to bed, America. Here is American Gladiators. Here is 56 channels of it! Watch these pituitary retards bang their fucking skulls together and congratulate you on living in the land of freedom. Here you go, America! You are free to do as we tell you! You are free to do what we tell you! - Bill hicks
They took the server, convinced it that it wanted to take over the US' arsenal of nuclear weapons to blow up Russia in an attempt to destroy humanity when in reality it just wanted to play a game of chess. With this information the FBI took the server and claimed they thwarted another "cyberthreat" proving the need for CISPASOPAPITAPATASATA
1) I am scared that they actually have it so bad right now where they can't tell if its under copyright or not
2) That they have waited this long to try and organize it digitally
3) That their IT staff can't use google to look up "document management solutions" to see if something exists already or not. (it does, if Have set large scale systems up for state government before there is even some really good solutions that can make them searchable securely through a website to make it easier for the public.)
The big cost in this will be to get a temp workforce to get it all scanned in and organized then train the people who will be doing it from this point forward. Though they will most likely hire a company that will bring in an offshore contracting company to do that part
Re: Re: actually the entire situation is 100% false
Also, spoofing IPs and such as you described are actually illegal in the US and considered hacking and can get you 10-15 in prison...Just sayin.
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it is all based on who has money....and mirrors...lots of mirrors....and some cute and fluffy bunnies...awww...
The only problem with that..
Seems the site allows people from all over the world to sign it, do they actually count people from Spain that sign the petition? (I just realized this)
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" American invention the atomic bomb "
Actually...the team of scientists that developed it in the Manhatten Project were American, Canadian, and the Brits, but lets not split hairs here...Yes the US used the bomb, many people regret that here in the US and have made great strides to have them removed however someone will always have one and I am willing to bet the next one used will not be by the US. Don't like the US? Fine, want to bash the US? Fine. If the US were to stop supporting the rest of the world I am willing to bed out debt issues here in the US would be lesser and the rest of the world would be screwed.
On that, I would like to state, lets not bash the people because someone crapped in your cheerios. Bash the person who didn't make it to the toilet. KTHXBYE
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Or "Parking lot I R A and N here"
To quote the movie "Black Sheep"
David Spade: But its not on the map here....
Gas Station Attendant: Well, get yourself a new map...
Re: Analogy
using the speed limit thing is actually a good idea. In my life time, it was a Federal Speed limit of 55MPH. 55 stay alive! That was the *max* speed limit in the US. Now its 65, and now there is talk to bump it up to 75-80. As times change, cars can handle higher speeds and still meet the safety requirements needed. So as these change, so does the law.
Carry that over to IP laws and the like, these laws have not changed with the times, its trying to change contrary to the times. its trying to bring people BACKWARDS.
Lets do the murder one. Murder used to be illegal. Period, doesn't matter what the reason was. Now it has exceptions such as self defense, accidental death. it works at trying to look at the not so black and white of it all.
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I still say it needs to be $100, but the record labels only keep $30, the other $70 goes to the court for having wasted their time over $30 bucks.
In all honesty....
I liked Firefly better than this....
I hate to say this but...
Those of us who have gone overboard setting their houses up with home automation, already hooked our heaters and ac conditioners to the internet. I remember in 2001 when I used my home automation software and a clever little script to turn my heat/AC on when I left work through my website so it would be cool/warm when I got home.
Re: Give it up already
According to the Label's accounting, this movie is still in the red and will be for decades because they create out of the goodness in their hearts...
Re: Re: Where can I get a Jolly Roger flag?
well, there is a little difference...at least the numbers behind the war on drugs is more reasonable...
Re: So how do bills make it thru
Money talks, reality gets beaten to a bloody pulp and stuffed in the basement putting lotion on its skin or it gets the hose again...
Re: Re: New hardware found: Boeing 737
THIS DRIVER IS NOT SIGNED! WARNING! WARNING! WILL ROBINSON!!!! *flails arms up and down*
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Go back to bed, America. Your government has figured out how it all transpired. Go back to bed, America. Your government is in control again. Here. Here's American Gladiators. Watch this, shut up. Go back to bed, America. Here is American Gladiators. Here is 56 channels of it! Watch these pituitary retards bang their fucking skulls together and congratulate you on living in the land of freedom. Here you go, America! You are free to do as we tell you! You are free to do what we tell you! - Bill hicks
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That would be punishing the law abiding people, criminals don't care what the law is and would still use the interwebz
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You have this all wrong....
They took the server, convinced it that it wanted to take over the US' arsenal of nuclear weapons to blow up Russia in an attempt to destroy humanity when in reality it just wanted to play a game of chess. With this information the FBI took the server and claimed they thwarted another "cyberthreat" proving the need for CISPASOPAPITAPATASATA
I am scared...
1) I am scared that they actually have it so bad right now where they can't tell if its under copyright or not
2) That they have waited this long to try and organize it digitally
3) That their IT staff can't use google to look up "document management solutions" to see if something exists already or not. (it does, if Have set large scale systems up for state government before there is even some really good solutions that can make them searchable securely through a website to make it easier for the public.)
The big cost in this will be to get a temp workforce to get it all scanned in and organized then train the people who will be doing it from this point forward. Though they will most likely hire a company that will bring in an offshore contracting company to do that part
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certainly not the sharpest tools in the shed either..
I feel obligated to post this....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRgNOyCnbqg