We can all thank Senator Ted Stevens (R-AK). Finally, the Internet will really be a series of tubes.

>>6901

It only applies to CPUs. The only thing tubular about the Internet is the pipes that hold the phone lines/fibre optics etc that connect such.

The Internet is a series of computers connected via wires/glass fibres.

>>6921

you feel that go over your head? whoosh

>>6935

More like Ted Stevens' head, if he thinks that's what the Internet is. And more fool those for thinking this meme (like Candlejack) is even remotely funny.

>>6947
Yeah, everyone knows that the internet is a big truck

Tubular, dude.

>>6963

A top federal judge who is presiding over an obscenity trial in Los Angeles has been caught posting explicit photos and videos to his web site. The judge told the Los Angeles Times that he didn't think the site was publicly accessible.

Alex Kozinski (at right), a conservative appointee of former president Ronald Reagan who is chief of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, posted a photo of naked women standing on all fours and painted to look like cows, as well as a video of a half-naked man with a farm animal. A step-by-step pictorial depicted a woman shaving her pubic hair and other images showed masturbation and what the Times called "contortionist sex."

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/06/chief-judge-in.html

>>6965

Good. The 21st Century witchhunt starts here. I hope lolicons will get caught up in the frenzy & bloodletting, and these subhumans will be eliminated.

I can't wait for that jail for pedos in Salem.

>>6945
holy shit it's Flight of the Navigator!

>>6951

Compliance!

if it's good news why does that website make me so damn depressed?

>>6916

As a Brit, I see some good news for those in the US - Barack Obama (when he's Prez) will introduce the equivalent of our NHS to that country. AT LAST!

>>6919
Does that mean I can remove these gigantic wisdom teeth from my skull?

ignorance is bliss

>>6952

And... this is new? For a few years now, in the UK, benefits have been paid directly into bank accounts, and there's special debit accounts with a card available in Post Offices.

I guess it'll take Barack Obama to create a universal healthcare system in the US, starting in, say... 2009/10? (if at all?), whereas we in the UK have had the NHS since... what? The late 1940s/early 1950s? Do keep up, America.

The Jet Engine. The Digital Computer. Television. Healthcare. Benefit payments. Where Britain leads, USA follows. Eventually.

Ah, protestants.

>>6952 Thanks for the News. I warm my friend.
His SS # is stolen and was used in Italy and France, Canada...

>>6954
Yes, perhaps we should all be more like wonder Britannia. We could have video cameras everywhere, drink warm beer, have our safe deposit boxes raided, and be arrested for dropping an apple core.

>>6958
Torchwood needs those cameras!

The local Chipotle burrito place stopped carrying their tomato salsa. I'm really unhappy about this.

>>6917
What other kinds of salsa are there?

>>6944

Mexican salsas were traditionally produced using the mortar and pestle-like molcajete, although blenders are now more commonly used. Well-known salsas include

* Salsa roja, "red sauce": used as a condiment in Mexican and southwestern U.S. cuisine, and usually made with cooked tomatoes, chili peppers, onion, garlic, and fresh cilantro.
* Salsa cruda ("raw sauce"), also known as pico de gallo ("rooster's beak"), salsa picada ("chopped sauce"), salsa mexicana ("Mexican sauce"), or salsa fresca ("fresh sauce"), "salsa bandera" ("flag sauce", in allusion to the Mexican flag): made with raw tomatoes, lime juice, chilli peppers, onions, cilantro leaves, and other coarsely chopped raw ingredients.
* Salsa verde, "green sauce": Mexican version made with tomatillos. Sauces made with tomatillos are usually cooked. Italian version made with herbs.
* Salsa taquera, "Taco sauce": Made with tomatillos and morita chili.
* Salsa ranchera, "ranch-style sauce": made with tomatoes, various chilies, and spices. Typically served warm, it possesses a thick, soupy quality. Though it contains none, it imparts a characteristic flavor reminiscent of black pepper.

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>>6932

>evidence linked to child sex abuse

See? In the UK, the police can do ANYTHING. They have the power to enter, search & seize ANYTHING they suspect pertains to CP - and they can do so WITHOUT a warrant. And you can forget about encrypting stuff. You can be charged with impeding investigations, withholding evidence & perverting the course of justice. In other words, if you've got stuff that NEEDS to be encrypted, as far as the police are concerned, it's CP. Better start nuking those HDs, UK lolicons. They have MI6's ECHELON & GCHQ's supercomputers on their side (they've helped the FBI crack many a CP ring in the US & other countries).

Operation Orr is watching you.

mmmmm...

When a man tires of Tokyo, he tires of life.

Lucky bastard. What I wouldn't give to stay in Tokyo for at least a WEEK. You'd need the Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann itself to prise me away from Akihabara!

"Kato himself reportedly had a penchant for computer games and anime — like vast numbers of Japanese youths. Kyodo said he listed a female computer game character as his "favorite person" in his junior high school yearbook."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080609/ap_on_re_as/japan_stabbing

>>6923 Japanese politicians are saying they should put some restrictions over Japanimation/games/PC games and comics. I guess this case will be the perfect propaganda for them. The incident itself is the celebrated case, you know.

>>6929
Then again, what isn't? For a person with a hammer, ...

Not Saitama, not interested.

>>6923

They don't know how to truly appreciate anime in that country. For one thing, you suppress your powerlevels. This man couldn't. What a complete arse.