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bubbles, quit getting excited about shadows on the wallbass hertz wrote:
When cyber-terrorists take down your bank and you can't get cash for food, you might wish this thing could have been used.
I guess I'm gonna be a bit nutter and stock pile some cash and food.
Just cause I'm crazy, don't think I'm not cautious.
gwa wrote:wierdo
i'm with yougwa wrote:5 quid says america try and implement carbon tax through this oil spill seen as their global warming merlarky fucked up.
And cool producers like DFRNT are trying to move into the states.alien pimp wrote:dedication to all the smart-asses who prefere to call some people tin-foil hats instead of opening their eyes! i've been shouting about this for almost 2 years now, have at it bitches!
sorry for all the cool americans i know, but they need to understand they need to move outta there asap!
im gonna gwar you when i see u next. shit i'm gonna get us FUCKED UP! what you doing the day after exo-polotics, get twisted?hackman wrote:shit manz just got gwarred
yeah it's just far too convenient. enjoy paying for breathing, americaalien pimp wrote:i'm with yougwa wrote:5 quid says america try and implement carbon tax through this oil spill seen as their global warming merlarky fucked up.
Sure thing Wacko Jacko.parson wrote:bubbles, quit getting excited about shadows on the wallbass hertz wrote:
When cyber-terrorists take down your bank and you can't get cash for food, you might wish this thing could have been used.
I guess I'm gonna be a bit nutter and stock pile some cash and food.
Just cause I'm crazy, don't think I'm not cautious.
The Internet has no centralized governance in either technological implementation or policies for access and usage; each constituent network sets its own standards. Only the overreaching definitions of the two principal name spaces in the Internet, the Internet Protocol address space and the Domain Name System, are directed by a maintainer organization, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).
At present, ICANN is formally organized as a non-profit corporation "for charitable and public purposes" under the California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation Law. It is managed by a Board of Directors, which is composed of six representatives of the Supporting Organizations, sub-groups that deal with specific sections of the policies under ICANN's purview; eight independent representatives of the general public interest, selected through a Nominating Committee in which all the constituencies of ICANN are represented; and the President and CEO, appointed by the rest of the Board.
the smarter the harder to manipulate and control.Jhonny2x4 wrote:Dammit, Governments never want the people to advance, they want to keep them away from a fast and extreme source of knowledge about the world and it's activities. Bastards are always trying to hide something.
It's actually very easy to disable the internet in a country. Just shutdown the the routers of the internet backbone of that country and disable the switches/routers that handle the incoming/outgoing traffic over optic fibre to other continents/countries.ResetTheAtari wrote:Sounds like bullshit. The internet was built as a military network, if one computer was taken down it wouldn't effect the others. Obv a lot of big sites are based in the US, but it can't 'kill the internet'.
Even if it does I still have my dial up modem to access BBSs like the good old days of ASCII porn.
hackman wrote:i don't understand how you yanks let it get to that state
it may be shit over here, but at least there is public outrage when try to push something as draconian as that on us