Comment Re:isn't that why we have judges (Score 1) 138
except the problem here is the D.A. is a fucktard who can't add 2+2 *with* a calculator
Comment Retransmit analog (Score 1) 1
Retransmit a handful of stations [converted to analog] over leaky coax + directional antennae?
Perhaps this might give you some ideas: http://www.repeater-builder.com/tech-info/passive.html
Perhaps this might give you some ideas: http://www.repeater-builder.com/tech-info/passive.html
Comment Re:My office mate from India (Score 2, Informative) 355
it's real as shit and it barely nicks a hot dog:
http://www.sawstop.com/howitworks/how_overview.php
Comment Re:Awesome debate! (Score 1) 291
Well, if you want opinions, you're in the right place...
You've likely gained yourself a couple thousand customers by being visible here
You've likely gained yourself a couple thousand customers by being visible here
Comment Re:Guys, it's okay... (Score 1) 594
so will your axle
FCC Commissioner Lauds DRM, ISP Filtering 217
snydeq writes "Ars Technica's Nate Anderson and InfoWorld's Paul Venezia provide worthwhile commentary on a recent speech by FCC Commissioner Deborah Taylor Tate (PDF), in which she praised DRM as 'very effective' and raised a flag in favor of ISP filtering. Anderson: 'Having commissioners who feel that the government has a duty to partner with and back educational classroom content from the RIAA; who really believe that ISP filtering is so unproblematic we can stop considering objections; and who think that universities worry about file-swapping because tuition might be raised to pay for the needed "expansion of storage capabilities" (huh?) isn't good for the FCC and isn't good for America.' Venezia: 'Leave the ISPs out of it — it's not their job to protect a failing business model, and a movement toward a tiered and filtered Internet will do nothing to stem the tide of piracy, but will result in great restrictions on innovation, freedoms, and the general use of the Internet. There's nothing to be gained down that path other than possibly to expand the wallets of a few companies.'"
Comment Re: gridlock in the sky (Score 2, Insightful) 138
None of the benefits you mention really requires satellites as part of the system.
...they generally rely on the airplane transponders which report the GPS...
ur not doin it right
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