Comment Re:This ought to be good (Score 2, Insightful) 826
Yeah, everything is all good.
Until they can REVOKE your right to work because of your political beliefs or associations...
Party on!
Comment Re:Clone has MAC address (nic card addr) (Score 1) 403
wow, LOLcats must be affecting me,
typed has instead of his twice on that post...
Comment Clone has MAC address (nic card addr) (Score 1) 403
If you have a machine with a spare nic:
grab has Mac address from the arp table and clone it to another NIC.
Guaranteed to cause fun and profit for all!
Comment Re:Hmm (Score 1) 370
I would not be surprised to see a kludge put in for IPv4. Something along the lines of using unused bits within the ip header to create multiple ipv4 spaces....
Comment This will end up making more wars (Score 1) 252
War is about a political issue solved through the use of force. A limitation on wars is the perceived politcial costs among your own population. (I.E. dead soldiers mean problems at home with political support)
If you remove the human costs you also remove the politcial costs. So in essence a roboticized military will probably encourage wars....
Comment Mr President... (Score 4, Funny) 319
You can take my connection from my cold dead SANs!!!!
Or
All yer Pix is belong to U.S.
Or
HSRP - Homeland Security Routing Protocol
Or
TCP/IP - Total Control President/Internet Precedent
Comment Simple routing protocol error (Score 1) 361
It's just an error in a GDP neighbors statement.
We're routing the JIT and USD to Null0.
When FDIC re-establishes its Link State we'll be good to go.....
Submission + - Ron Paul Raises More Than $3M Online in 18 hours 2
Lawrence_Bird writes: Republican Presidential candidate has raised in excess of $3 million since midnight. Grassroots supporters organized a 'money bomb' campaign for 5 November — Guy Fawkes day (remember, remember the 5th of Novemeber). At about 5:50pm EST, the total passed the $3 mio mark and is on a pace for over $4 mio by midnight. The NY Times political blog has more details.
Submission + - ABC - takes Gravel and Paul out of running
isotope23 writes: After leaving Ron Paul out of their online poll for "who won the Republican debates"?
ABC now has left both Paul and Gravel out of their list of candidates running for president in 2008
How exactly does ABC "overlook" including the two staunchly anti-war candidates
(both of whom were in nationally televised debates) in their list?
Does ABC stand for "Already Been Chosen" at this point?
Update after pressure from Digg users, ABC has listed Paul in their poll and restarted it,
however both Gravel and Paul are still not listed in the PDF.
Submission + - ABC news and What happened to the 10th candidate?
isotope23 writes: Regardless of your political stripe, this country is supposed to be about freedom of speech
and ideas. There were 10 candidates in the Republican debates last night, so why did ABC only list 9 in their "who won the debate last night" poll?
It's kind of hard IMO to "overlook" the Only Republican candidate who voted AGAINST the Iraq
war from the start.
Is it any wonder people are looking to the internet for alternate news sources as opposed to the "Mainstream Media"???
Perhaps a quick comment to ABC is in order?
