This reminds me of a generic story. Boy asks girl out on a date, and she says no. Two weeks later, girl comes to boy and says yes, but the boy says that he has moved on, but might be open to a fuck-buddy only partnership.

Yes, he did. In fact, Beardo pointed out that mistake with his last sentence.

I was just thinking about that the other day. It seemed so illogical that I thought that maybe it was a false memory, just idea that I had that never actually happened. I remember the "solution" too. Cut in front of your friend, and then let your friend immediately cut in front of you.

C-X M-C M-butterfly

Ironic and convenient.

Thanks. I thought Georgia was more to the west.

Georgia was never represented by any of the stripes.

Why would hardware manufacturers bother to write drivers for a Windows Beta release? Especially one that probably won't be released for several years, and the driver requirements and API and such are likely to change several times before then. So many people are happy with XP or Linux, they can wait until the first RC to come out (Microsoft calls it Gold).

I bought a WRT54GL just a few months ago, and installed DD-WRT on it. It's OK, although DD-WRT has some issues. Nothing worth singing about. The hardware is only "antiquated" in that it has twice the RAM and Flash storage as newer, cheaper devices.

And I totally agree about only buying routers that can run opensource firmwares.

There are a few people who think as you, that including hijack spam in router firmware is OK. However, if you bothered to read before posting, you would have noticed that the vast majority of posts here agree that this is unacceptable behavior.

That explains how million year old fossils ended up on a 6 thousand year old planet.

Yes.

If you distribute a GPL program, you are required to specify that you are using GPL software, and you must let your users know their rights to view, modify and distribute the source code. Additionally, you are required to give them the source, or offer to do so.

The GPL is more or less straightforward and easy to understand. http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt

Your example of a "more sophisticated criminal" is a man who uploaded photos of himself abusing children. He didn't even black out his face. He "swirled" it in such a way that it could be easily unswirled.

You called it. I was only going to watch the image feed for a few seconds, but that's gone.