Wow, how old are you?
Is that irony?
When a friend texted one participant about selling drugs, he responded, 'Hey, be careful, the BlackBerry people are watching, but don't worry, they won't tell anyone.'"
Um.. looks like that one slipped out, somehow.
the organization's http://en.rsf.org/beset-by-online-surveillance-and-12-03-2012,42061.htmlEnemies of the Internet report.
For those who can't use copy/paste - Enemies of the Internet report.
monitor, censor and stop any online communication that it considers disruptive to the government or private parties
Personally, I think the government (and maybe some private parties too) should be disrupted. No, I didn't read the article (ha!)
We're still using print "I got to #1" \ print "I got to #2" for debugging!
If those are your actual debug code instructions, your problems may run deeper than you think.
:)
IP address doesn't even identify the bill payer in many cases, only an address from which the supposed infringement has taken place which, given the number of actual devices that might be connected via a public facing IPv4 address, is at best a speculative guess...
I think they mean the one who pays the ISP bill for the public-facing IPv4 address.
"Program counter"? Don't you mean "instruction pointer", usually abbreviated "IP"?
also abbreviated as EIP (32-bit) and RIP (64-bit).
Program Counter, Rest In Peace.
more of intentionally messing up the poll by selecting an option you deem less boring than the others.
How is this different than lying? What must one do to actually lie on a poll, select a more boring but still false option?
Computers will not be perfected until they can compute how much more than the estimate the job will cost.