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Posts by Swarthy
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NSA slapdown prompts Privacy Int'l to file new lawsuit against GCHQ
FLYING SAUCER crashes into Pacific off Hawaii - NASA
Bill Nye's bonkers LightSail spaceship unfurls solar sails at last
Apple recalls Beats speakers: Rap chap's crap batt rapped in zap mishap flap
One USB plug to rule them all? That's sensible, but no...
Couple sues estate agent who sold them her mum's snake-infested house
BRAIN STORM: Nine mislaid cerebra found near railway line in New York
The 'echo chamber' effect misleading people on climate change
Your CAR is the 'ultimate mobile device', reckons Apple COO
Don't PANIC but ... UNSTOPPABLE robots IMMUNE to injury built by boffins
WOODEN computer chips reveal humanity's cyber elf future
Creationist: The Flintstones was an accurate portrayal of Dino-human coexistence
...that's why there _are_ multiple examples of these creatures described in the BibleAs I don't feel like re-reading the bible (after the 3rd time or so, King James gets a little difficult to tolerate); can you point out some of those examples? And perhaps you have other sources that were from the same timeframe (Plato, Aristotle, Egyptian Hieroglyphs, etc) that also mention large lizard type creatures?
Chap mines Bitcoin with PUNCH CARDS and ancient mainframe
Are we looking at the first domain name meme? Neigh
Jeb Bush: Repeal Obamacare and replace it with APPLE WATCHES
The only problem with your statements is that there is no "free healthcare for the masses". The ACA (ObamaCare) has not made healthcare any more affordable, to anyone. It has driven up insurance rates and caused the majority of plans to now have deductibles (IE: you get no help paying for medical expenses until you have spent $2000-6000 out of your own pocket, on top of your monthly premiums). Sure, the premiums get subsidized so that those of low income can afford the insurance, but they still cannot afford to get sick.
BOFH: Getting to the brown, nutty heart of the water cooler matter
You're going to have stop calling people 'cold fish': THIS one is HOT-BLOODED
Starbucks denies mobile app hack, blames careless customers
Swedish Supreme Court keeps AssangeTM in Little Ecuador
Cyber-scum deface Nazi concentration camp memorial website
Extreme community policing: West Virginia crook pepper-sprays HIMSELF mid-robbery
Traumatised Reg SPB team barely survives movie unwatchablathon
NSA spying is illegal? Then let's make it law, say Republicans
NSA does not jail people, they collect information which may lead to jailing people if that information implicates them being part of a terrorist plot of being someone "we don't like".
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Also there are tens of millions at the south side of the Mediterranean, waving the Koran at us and cutting heads off. (me:Then why do they want to surveail people on the west side of the Atlantic that have never held a Qoran?)They are the same threat to us as the communists were, except they waved with "the red booklet of Mao", both live in failed societies and want to bring their failure to us.
Me: El Reg, can we PLEASE get the "You are completely insane" voting button?
HP wag has last laugh at US prez wannabe with carlyfiorina.org snatch
OMFG – Emojis are killing off traditional 'net slang
El Reg merch tentacle mulls retro LOHAN T-shirt
Addition: If one were to create a graphic without using any El Reg provided works, it obviously would not be a derivative work, and the copyright would be held solely by the creator. In this case, submission should grant El Reg a non-exclusive licence to use, and redistribute, the work ...continued as above.
But who holds the copy right?
The original creator holds the copyright.
El Reg would hold the copyright for the initial logos, graphic samples, etc. offered for use. The creator of the derivative work would hold the copyright for that work (including a limited, non-redistributable licence for the El Reg held works). By submitting your work to El Reg, you would be granting them a licence to use, and redistribute, your work with attribution and the considerations awarded to the winners of said contest.
-- At least that would be a fair and equitable way of working the submissions, and I sincerely hope our beloved Reg would not pull some shenanigans like claiming that all submissions were "works for hire". Especially given the, ah, energetic comment threads on copyright articles.
Major London rail station reveals system passwords during TV documentary
SECRET PROTOTYPE iPAD 'stolen from RANDY Apple employee'
Re: Legalise Prostitution
I have far more faith in the integrity of the average prostitute than that of the average banker, and I am probably not the only one. Yet people use the banking system every day.What's the difference between a prostitute and a banker?
A prostitute will stop screwing you when you're dead.
New EU security strategy: Sod cyber terrorism, BAN ENCRYPTION
Re: When will they realise..
You know, I have never understood why the very common, knee-jerk response to someone abusing something that is legal in a criminal manner is to recommend making the thing that is legal illegal. IE: a 50cm length of steel pipe is legal to have, beating someone with it is not; so we should ban 50cm lengths of steel pipe.
I'm guessing that the politicos have never heard either of the phrases "In for a penny, in for a pound" or "As well to be hung for a man as a sheep". A crim willing to break one law will be, more than likely, willing to break two.
Why the US government reckons it should keep phone network kill-switches a secret
'Android on Windows': Microsoft tightens noose around neck, climbs on chair
Jeez, AT&T. Billing a pensioner $24,000 for dialup is pretty low
Re: this happened because....
This is AOL's software doing the dialing... I wouldn't rule out random change. And it was dialing into an AOL number, just one that was long distance, so that rules out a porn dialer. A simple case of bit-rot where in the AOL crapware decided that his location had changed to Saskatchewan and changed his diaul-up number accordingly seems most likely.
Best Buy bites down hard on Apple Pay fruity bonking deal
why don't you shop there?
Because they offer neither A, B, nor C.
The only thing Best Buy offers is convenience. If you are looking for a specific part you are better off hitting their (or a different) website, because they won't have it in the store, so that's gone. Also, they closed the one that was 10 minutes away, now it's 30, and the staff aren't nearly as pleasant in the one that stayed open.
MAYHEM in ORBIT: Russian cargo pod spins OUT OF CONTROL
Allowed?
In the meantime, the Russians will try and reestablish contact. If they fail the Progress capsule will be allowed to fall back into the atmosphere and burn up with its cargoSo, if they can't get the capsule to accept commands, they'll allow it to continue as it is, which will eventually degrade into the atmosphere and burn up?
What would be the alternative to allowing it to continue if it won't take commands? Send a fighter up with anti-sat missiles to "decommission" the capsule?
Quid-A-Day veteran fuelled by vastly improved nosh stash
Sweden releases human genome under Creative Commons licence
SUPERVOLCANIC MAGMA reservoir BUBBLING under Yellowstone Park
Re: How many Olympic Swimming Pools?
The American Standard shitload is only about 1.6 gallons (6 liters)