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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Kosh on July 03, 2006, 09:44:19 pm
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http://blog.wired.com/27BStroke6/?entry_id=1512499
I just the other day got, an internet was sent by my staff at 10 o'clock in the morning on Friday and I just got it yesterday. Why? Because it got tangled up with all these things going on the internet commercially.
Just wow.
I also remember watching something on the Daily Show where some old geezer politicians were talking about gaming. One of them said something like "I am an avid gamer, I am an expert at Pong".
These people should seriously be barred from voting on anything related to technology. They don't understand it, the don't care about the publics' opinions about it, and the only people they will listen to about it are the damn lobbyists (like the MPAA and RIAA). Having these people vote on anything related to technology is just asking for trouble.
Anyone else want to chip in on this?
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*Pictures George Bush playing Rainbow Six and "Nucleaar"Apocalypsee, cackling madly*
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An entertaining 'informational' message -- Keep Your Parents off the Internet (http://www.deadtroll.com/video/parents.html).
"Surfing up the e-mail!" :lol:
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*Pictures George Bush playing Rainbow Six and "Nucleaar"Apocalypsee, cackling madly*
Nuke-u-lar, it's pronounced nuke-u-lar!
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hey! we invented it, we can call it whatever the **** we want! :hopping:
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You invented the weapon, not the physics that make it work :p
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i got one of those internet things yesterday. but I couldn't catch any inters in it, so i sent it back and asked for an interweb instead.
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I downloaded a whole Internet yesterday, that's why the forums were hard to access I guess, I was blocking the Senators' tubes....
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He stutters like porky the pig the whole time.
*Hears Looney Toon music*
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so we have people who have no idea what theyre talking about debating on an issue which could have huge ramifications about how the internets work today.
wonderful
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:wakka:
reminds me of the bash.org quote about the guy saying that his grandparents asked them to send an email to someone and giving him the person's P.O. Box number.
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(http://www.penny-arcade.com/images/2002/20020701h.gif)
"You-need-to-buy-more-bandwith" says the senator, and the telecos agree.
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Rictor wins two internets! This thread is made of win and moar.
*gouges eyes out with a spoon*
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Anyone have a torrent of this "Internets"? I found a direct link but its pretty slow.
http://www.onzin.nl/internetdownload/
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D-ohh! Not enough memory. Anyone got any spare floppy disks?
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You all sound somehow surprised...
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Of course, we didn't know it was savable to hard drive. :nervous:
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BWAHAHAHA! Brilliant! Site bookmarked for use on grandparents...
If I were to write a site like that, I'd make it actually provide a 'file' for download. Randomly generated and effectively of infinite size. That way, the download window would be right for the browser and OS, but I suppose anyone ignorant enough to fall for that site is probably still using Windows and IE anyway.
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(http://homepage.ntlworld.com/karajorma/Misc-Pics/norton2.jpg)
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:lol:
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:lol:
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:wtf: I don't really like Norton anymore, not after they started forcing you to use an upgraded version of IE.
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:lol:
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*Pictures George Bush playing Rainbow Six and "Nucleaar"Apocalypsee, cackling madly*
Nuke-u-lar, it's pronounced nuke-u-lar!
I was trying to write it George Bush phonetically, but failed *sigh*
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*Pictures George Bush playing Rainbow Six and "Nucleaar"Apocalypsee, cackling madly*
Nuke-u-lar, it's pronounced nuke-u-lar!
I was trying to write it George Bush phonetically, but failed *sigh*
tut-tut.
What you have to remember, is that Bush pronounces it exactly the same as Homer Simpson.
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I wonder how many t/b/millions of terrabytes the internet is at this point.
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Well, it was over 500,000 TB in 2002 and has been growing pretty much exponentially.....