There is clearly a conflict of interest here. Two groups of people are paying these companies.
Their customers are paying for net access and don't want someone else getting more bandwidth than they are because of their choice of websites / software.
But then others come along and say we'll pay you to prioritise our traffic.
These ISPs should decide who their customers are.
My Birthday is always on Boom-Time. That's the best day of the week for me.
Symantec and Snoop Dogg are birds of a feather.
Running any Symantec software on your machine makes it sluggish, unresponsive and causes it to behave obnoxiously.
Listening to Snoop Dogg does the same to people.
Sure stealing is wrong, but copying data is not stealing. If I take code written in house for in-house use from one employer to another how has the old one lost anything if the new one starts using it in house?
My own fall back is that some useful software that I have written for my current employer is now GPLed because I asked them if it could be. If I ever lose this job I'll be hawking my skills in setting up that software from one end of the country to the other.
We don't expect to get a seat in this election. It is enough that we get publicity. However in 2011 we have the Scottish Parliament election. This election is a proportional representation system. Us pirates in Scotland plan to fight this one hard.
Only if you have told it not to display the mouse cursor.
Software versioning does not necessarily follow the decimal system.
It has not gone from "point two one to point two two".
It has gone from "dot twenty one to dot twenty two", which in standard software versioning terms means it is still on the original code base but has had extra features added.
Where I studied LGBT was the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transexual society. Does this strike anyone as odd?
Power it from your in-car supply and you can use it to signal to other drivers.
Personally I'd use it to send a mirrored message to the car in front:
"Please turn your damn fog-light off. I can see you perfectly clearly when I'm right behind you."
This is not new. Vein pattern recognition on the back of the hand was developed years ago. So long ago in fact that the computer part of it was a BBC Micro.
Receiving a million dollars tax free will make you feel better than being flat broke and having a stomach ache. -- Dolph Sharp, "I'm O.K., You're Not So Hot"
