#infoanarchy spanish || fly
coderman: hahahahah, man, they dont get much less tasteless
Microsoft Crawling Google Results For New Search Engine?
coderman: everyone check your logs for funny hits from 65.54.188.86
rovah: Excerpt pulled from Microsoft's 3rd quarter report: 1. Crawl google. 2. ??? 3. profit
coderman: ... just to piss off tha man.
Israel nuclear whistle-blower Mordechai Vanunu re-arrested
simmo: released from jail in April after 18 years
simmo: this morning for passing on classified documents to unnamed international parties
halloween offically best holiday ever
Mutiny: Polls reveal that "slut" most popular halloween costume.
"Civilian hospitals organized to give care to the wounded and sick, the infirm and maternity cases, may in no circumstances be the object of attack, but shall at all times be respected and protected by the Parties to the conflict."
aminorex: Lawless terrorists do not conform to the Geneva conventions.
Normally, U.S. troops are expected to establish that a target is hostile before engaging. But Col. Mike Ramos told National Public Radio that U.S. Marines have been relieved of meeting that requirement.
Soldiers claim women and children fired on them
simmo: "I think we're looking at several more days of tough urban fighting." I think we're looking at Vietnam
obsolete article. gonzales is the nominee. mr. 'torture them in syria and you're golden'
seti: which is in the comments after the writeup, all spelled out and bullet-pointed
Court looks at dogs, drugs, privacy
coderman: "the U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether Caballes' constitutional rights were violated because the dog sniffed his car even though police did not have reason to suspect Caballes was committing a crime."
Cyber Crime Tools Could Serve Terrorists -FBI
coderman: how soon before they lump peer-to-peer apps into this category? eheheh
simmo: <fbi> how do you spell that?
seti: ntkboy's column for October 2004 (posted 3 days ago)
The most pleasing thing of the last three days of blogs and newscasts is the reassurance from political professionals that all of you (all of us) who have wondered about what went on a week ago yesterday are not necessarily nuts. We might not necessarily be right, but there are some very stodgy, very by-the-book folks who think we’re damned right to be asking.
ruchira: Well-balanced perspective on the voting problems
simmo: <some non-partisan expert> ?There was far more litigation than was indicated in the news programming.?
Declaration of Expulsion: A Modest Proposal
coderman: "The 12 states that must go: California, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maryland, and Delaware."
coderman: "Only the remaining 38 states would retain the name, "United States of America." The 12 expelled mobs could call themselves the "Dirty Dozen," or individually keep their identity and go their separate ways, probably straight to Hell."
coderman: well then, since both sides want nothing to do with each other, lets do it!
coderman: "Other significant pockets of ultraliberal extremists may be found in intellectually incestuous college towns and pro-big-government state capitals, along the estranged and overwhelmed Mexican border, and in Dixie's welfare-addicted Cotton Belt."
seti:
simmo: "shall we remain the world's leader, or become an unprincipled chump for the cabal of globalist sybarites who play endless word-games inside the United Nations and European Union sanctuaries?" are those really two valid options?
simmo: This is reverse psychology, isn't it? "No, PWEAASE DON'T FWOW ME FWOM THE UNION! PWEEEASSE!"
