Comment Re:Cross country? (Score 1) 152
I assume they ruled it out for one reason or another. I live in the UK. I don't have enough local knowledge to comment further sensibly.
Comment Re:Cross country? (Score 1) 152
It's going by barge for most of the journey. From the article: "It will float from New York Harbor in June, down the East Coast, around Florida, up the Gulf Coast and up the Mississippi River by July."
Comment Re:You can stop wi-fi, but you can't stop 3G (Score 1) 312
If there is a pub in London left that still doesn't have a TV I'd love to find it.
http://www.thepeasant.co.uk/
Comment Re:It's called... (Score 5, Funny) 225
Umm... it's called *reckless* driving!
Wreckless driving is desirable.
Comment Re:Why does it need internet access (Score 1) 445
Why does a particle collider need internet access?
For the porn. Where else will it get all the Large Hardons to collide?
Journal Journal: I said this would happen
Paul Morrison, infernal blackguard and curse of the Republic, has begun prosecuting abortion providers. What a surprise? He prosecutes little girls defending themselves from sexual and physical abuse, so why is anyone shocked by this?
Submission + - CallerID spoofing to be made illegal (loc.gov) 1
MadJo writes: US Congress has just approved a bill that will make it illegal to spoof CallerID.
If someone is found guilty of spoofing his CallerID, he could face fines up to $10,000 per violation.
From the bill:
If someone is found guilty of spoofing his CallerID, he could face fines up to $10,000 per violation.
From the bill:
The amount of the forfeiture penalty (...) shall not exceed $10,000 for each violation, or 3 times that amount for each day of a continuing violation, except that the amount assessed for any continuing violation shall not exceed a total of $1,000,000 for any single act or failure to act.
