Can someone (friendly neighborhood web slinger?) Kindly put every single phone call, and every single email of this twit online for everyone to see. Every single doner to her campaigns emails and phone records. Since it's ok, according to her, and it's only metadata...
If I were Sprint, I would claim that I couldn't properly represent my case to the court without being able to disclose every request, i.e. all the data covered by the NSF letters. Then they would either have to allow the disclosure of exactly how often, and all the parameters of the request, or bugger off, and forget this case. Either way, a win for Sprint. Either looking like a good guy (Sprint could use a win here... badly...) or getting the Govt. to back down (something the we need more of in general really).
Ok, they have done it. Can we take away their guns, and give them tiny little batons? Or pool noodles? I would not trust most of these thugs with a Nerf gun.
I remember a little film, made back in '94. There was a line "Are you calling me on the cellular phone? I don't know you. Who is this? Don't come here, I'm hanging up the phone! Prank caller, prank caller!"
I'm glad Snowden let me know that my Cellular One phone was being tapped by the No Such Agency, back in '94!!!
Perhaps Google should not have hired Prenda Law as its lawyers. How is it that a troll can win these types of cases without ever doing anything useful, and they don't get slapped down, but a practicing entity can't?
Hyperlinking is how the internet works. The news agency knew this when they put up their site. It is the basis of HTML... If they didn't like how the internet works, they can shutter their website, and go back to something that doesn't use hyperlinks... good ol' paper. That wonderful smell of ink and wood pulp. Maybe make some great big steampunk paper presses, that will bring the people back from this horrible linking thing! Besides, on the internet, you don't get to yell "Stop the presses!" Where would the news be without that?
I didn't even know about jotform until they took it down. After going to the .net site, it looks pretty darn useful. Thanks Derps, without you, I might have had to pirate a copy of adobe to create a form...
Screw Off Public America? Screw Over People Always? Can we just fire all of congress, wipe the slate clean? Can we have an government by the people and for the people? Can we have laws that the average Joe can understand? Look at our Constitution, plain English, short, understandable. Any law that is longer than the Constitution, we should burn, and make them try again.
Bing! search is done
Bing! search is done
I work at microsoft making clones of others work
Would you like a clippy with that?
Would you like a clippy with that?
Wait for the blue screen
Wait for the blue screen...
Bing! search is Doooonnnnnneeeee!
So how the hell do we get "Natural" results in a "Virtual" world? I am a bit corn-fused. Naturally when I type in an address, I naturally want to see where the heck that is. Naturally when I type in the name of a congressman, I want to see his qualifications to speak on a subject. In that regard, Google has let me down. It says blahdy blah has been in office blahdy-9 years, but absolutely nothing on his work with Natural algorithms and his mastery of JavaScript and Klingon.
I'll be happy to 'own' a site for anyone else, for a small fee, then they can 'rent' the site from me anonymously, as long as the check clears the bank, and all I do is answer the phone and say, "yep, I own that site" and collect $10 a month, I'll do it.
quick, I'd better patent this idea..... damn trolls read this site too, and patent all of techdirt and techdirt communitity ideas
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Ironic
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Bloody British
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Pulpy
I'm glad Snowden let me know that my Cellular One phone was being tapped by the No Such Agency, back in '94!!!
On the post: EU Dings Google's Motorola Mobility Unit For Patent Abuse
Hire
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301
On the post: Time To Speak Up About CISPA: We Shouldn't Be Scared Into Giving Up Our Privacy
Give me...
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Berners-Lee?
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Good police work Lou
On the post: Syrian President's Email Hacked... His Password Was 12345
Damn
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SOPA Renamed
On the post: There's No Such Thing As 'Natural' Search Results; Search Results Are Inherently Biased
Re: Re: Natural
Bing! search is done
I work at microsoft making clones of others work
Would you like a clippy with that?
Would you like a clippy with that?
Wait for the blue screen
Wait for the blue screen...
Bing! search is Doooonnnnnneeeee!
On the post: There's No Such Thing As 'Natural' Search Results; Search Results Are Inherently Biased
Natural
On the post: Senate Looks To Outlaw Phishing, Even Though It's Already Illegal
Happy
quick, I'd better patent this idea..... damn trolls read this site too, and patent all of techdirt and techdirt communitity ideas
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