Anyplace interesting? Did we point it at something specific?

Came here to post this. I know it's not the same, but it's still funny to think of that kind of action even being possible.

In a world where Iran has nuclear centrifuges, Mexican drug lords have military weapons, Columbian drug cartels have submarines, how could Bluecoat stop some reseller from selling something to Syria?

beer?

Can the prosecution prove that with proper warning, any specific number of lives or amount of property would have been saved? I doubt it.

They will get their energy from people.

There are fields...endless fields, where human beings are no longer born. We are grown. For longest time, I wouldn't belive it...and then I saw the fields with my own eyes.

This has all happened before, and it will all happen again.

And you know how that this is all Netflix's fault?

You're half right. Long term thinking is good and should be rewarded. A company losing 1/2 its value doesn't mean that they are guaranteed any long term success though. Still plenty of servers to be sold.

Thank you. If there's something that generates economic activity, it will end up helping poor people, too. There are jobs to be had at places like this, including construction, logistics, food services and more. If someone is spending 200K/pop, it's not all going to the parent company, there are expenses related to operations and that's what makes up our economy - people spending money, other people providing services & turning a profit.

You'll need a good reader though, to reconstitute yourself after the next Big Bang.

Also he's apparently not a reddit co-founder.

My thought on local cable was that you should do a bit like electricity deregulation - have one company that runs the fiber to the house, which requires the massive money investment. They lease out usage to TV, internet or whoever at regulated rates. Have wide open competition for content providers - what you want, you pay for, and nothing else.

This has to be considering that someone has the password file. Even if a remote system responded immediately, there is lag for the transmission. Also the local host isn't doing the computation, the remote host is, in that case. The GPU or local CPU is only doing the computations if you have the password to compare against.
I don't know if I wrote that clearly. In other words, if I try to log on to an NT server, and type the password "abc" then the remote server is doing the hashing, not my local CPU or GPU.

I think it was set up by a lawyer who had a "brilliant" idea about how to make some money.