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Kaylin · Guest

please try and remember that banned consoles can still play games... they just cant access the live service and so cant play those games online...
You can't blame the US army if your not willing to pay for the army to fix the problem.

Pember · Guest

“"You would think bostonians would be more used to graffiti and marketing campaigns"Bostonians? Yep.People running the show? Oh, HELL NO.I had tried to pull one of them down for, um..., my "evidence locker" (also known as my living room) mere minutes before those guys with the bomb-suits and ladders showed. It was pretty obvious THEY knew what it was too, but that doesn't stop the guy in the suit (with the nice window office that faces the Common) from freaking-the-*****-out.

Shylo · Guest

And they were my friends, you bastard..
I didnt know it was a mystery.The people that dont get infected by aids are desendents of people who survived the black plague. They have a gene in them, just like the monkeys that cant get infected, that makes a special protien that prevents the AIDS virus from working.Apparently all humans have it, but most of us have a flawed mutation that puts a stop codon in the wrong place that prevents the protein from being built.!

Perteet · Guest

It only seems reasonable to me to attempt increase food production while trying to foster population control measures and birth control practices simultaneously.Neither one of these two solutions is going to prevent massive famine and die-offs on its own.The thing that astounds me is that people talk about this like it's a minor problem, and that they won't be affected. Do you understand the level of political instability that this is going to inject into the more heavily populated parts of the world? It's going to create a lot more problems than just some people going hungry on the other side of the world. Governments are going to start failing under the pressure, and when governments collapse, terrorism and junta-style despotism flourish.To throw aside the ways this affects us in the Western world directly, you must realize that we're talking about a problem that's going kills as many people as both the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki (deaths including after-effects total about 220,000) every 9 days. We consider those events a terrifying atrocity now, but you must consider that the rate at which hunger kills people is going to skyrocket. As it stands, 25000 people die every day from hunger now, and it's going to get a lot worse.And now our grain reserves are almost entirely depleted. Population is going up, especially in poor, politically unstable regions. How long will it be until the two atom bombs worth of deaths are taking place every day?We have to find a solution for this. Anything we can do to even ease it is worth the effort. Birth control and education are the highest priority, but that only stems the tide of coming generations. Food production is the only thing we can do to ethically resolve hunger problems during this generation.?
It was a Canadian Mirror. Notice the word 'Canadian'. This implies it is a mirror for Canadian residents.

Sardar · Guest

I had bacon for breakfast.

Reesa · Guest

You *could* get everyone to agree to that.Firstly you get the big providers to adopt a backwards compatible standard, all the opensource sendmail programs would be easy, also the big providers like hotmail and so on. You make sure that the new standard offers some kind of advantage, for instance some kind of certificate that lets people know their email is from the correct target. Or maybe a system that adds in a contact list style system to you authorise people you want to receive email from to basically kill spam.Also you make an opt-in system for domain registrars. Basically have sendmail/inboxes block anything pretending to come from the domain unless its authorised as coming from them. So you can be sure if it came from doandso@gmail.com its from them.The later down the line when %90 of systems are running the new standard, you move on to the next version that sends a response to anyone sending an email using the old system that tells them they need to update or get their ISP/whoever to update, impose limits on messages from there (ie only send a few dozen a day), then later still just outright blocks the old standard.It would take 5-10 years to be effective though.Of course it would be easier to just ditch email for something new, most people I know already use IM as their main form of communication. Something like wave would be a possibility (when it gets to a more usable state rather than the mess it is currently and we see native desktop clients, turning off the features like concurrent editing and editing other peoples stuff, by default and such, but the underlying architecture would work well).

Berfu · Guest

couldn't have said it better myself, snottle.

Srnja · Guest

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