Many people will poke fun at the religious angle of it, but frankly I would be critical of this stunt even if it was for a cause I believed in.
And seeing as it _is_ a cause I believe in, I will chime in with said criticism. It's not unlike those tracts that look like money that people sometimes leave as "tips". Great way to get attention, but in the end it's generally the wrong kind of attention, rather anti-persuasive.
Can't use it in court because it hasn't been proven in court. Okay, not exactly circular, but the easy way out is to just prove it in one of these traffic cases, assuming such proof is possibly. Probably worth it to the city and/or state to go to the expense for one simple case so that it can apply to all the others. Woe to the person who has to sit through that trial though just to try to get out of their ticket.
My guess would be inductance would be one limiting factor but probably more limiting would be the abilities of the various grids to pump power in or out across the AC/DC and DC/AC converters.
I can clearly not choose the server in front of you.
Comments towards the end of TFA suggest the hackings may be sponsored by the IFPI/MPAA so as to make the Pirate Bay look bad. It would be amusingly absurd to see counter-hacking by TPB supporters keeping the "enemy" sites up.
Not true, start tagging the story diedvorakdie or ohnoitsdvorak.
See, this is why I miss USENET. In the old days it would have been "dvorak.die.die.die". I just don't think you can successfully convey how mind-numbingly stupid he is with only two dies.
Besides the fact that it could be misconstrued as "The, Dvorak, The".
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