http://xxx.xxx.xxx/ doesn't resolve :-( Damnit!

crap, i meant 504, got my responses confused.

Get to it before it gets ./'ed or someone decides that stuff.co.nz is another wikileaks!

How will that prevent the great US and A from censoring what you want? Just because you're in a country that doesn't do any censoring, doesn't mean that other countries' policies won't affect you. Too many double negatives?

Or anything that uses libtorrent. I modded libtorrent to work as a distributed content delivery system for an ex-employer. Remove the ignoring of unknown keys, add a bit of hackery elsewhere, and anything added into the swarm ends up on all clients. This was...um...1-2 years ago.

PLEASE SEED!!

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Officially it's 3 countries that refuse to move to metric: USA, Liberia and Myanmar. You bloody Americans! Really, get up to the 20th century. Because of you, we are often forced to convert units in our heads, since many manufacturers use imperial just because you are the largest buying market. Bastards!

There are others that use a mixture, but are moving towards complete metrification.

Oh, and why oh why oh why do you American programmers still insist on MM-DD-YYYY date format? The mixed endianess is stupid and has no place in our world!
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You should be more disappointed by the lack of mentioning of Nazis.

It was the "next best thing" back in the mid-90's. But, it almost completely died out. I would think with the incredibly more powerful consoles we have nowadays, someone would re-look at VR again. It's be a whole helova lot cheaper than buying a new TV, etc.

Oh, great...So we have to wait for an asteroid to destroy New York, release the virus and infect the world just so that we can surf pr0n during and after solar storms?

laden or unladen?

Do we not have any power transmission systems? Or just donkeys running on treadmills attached to dynamos? How will the such a solar storm affect our donkeys?

Everyone here knows that the world will end on 19 January 2038.

Let's hope they ensure that the network is completely separate from the aeroplane's system network.