Warriorbuds
Well-Known Member
Here's what I'm wondering?....
How do you all, get all the Kangaroos to cross at the Kangaroo signs over there mate?
How do you all, get all the Kangaroos to cross at the Kangaroo signs over there mate?
With kangaroo treats.Here's what I'm wondering?....
How do you all, get all the Kangaroos to cross at the Kangaroo signs over there mate?
haha, Skinner cracks me up, she tells terminal cancer patients that they cant have medicinal cannabis because it causes cancer, stupid bitch, haha
Thoughts anyone??
look at the censorship that FOX and the big movie industry is trying to put on the internet as far as downloading... Who owns FOXTEL... Rupert... better put a ban on illegally downloading something when we have to pay 5 times the price and wait months for it VIA foxtel...For personal use I would think not but if you're a commercial guy it might not be such a good idea. I find it highly unlikely the government will employ drones to find outback grows although i am concerned about abbott and his "creeping right" agenda.
My brother in law has just been diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) so i will be steeping up my efforts to ensure his last couple of years are as comfortable as possible.
if you are in australia your governemnt won't be spying on you as heavily as people in the u.k or u.s.
i wouldn't be worried about getting caught because of posting info to this site.
be careful but don't get paranoid now![]()
you lern 2spkinglsh then u can make us all larf tooo yo!!!
2 problems:Those tax revenues coming from here in Colorado should wake a lot of people up. Especially when they see them getting stolen.
Everyone everywhere should be concerned about anything they put on or through any part of the internet, and any part of the infrastructure, and any part of the global surveillance network.
Security by obscurity is well known to be a flawed approach.
Security by design, from the very onset, is the best and arguably only "secure" way to do anything at all.
Unfortunately, by design, the established systems in place virtually and practically prevent that approach for all but the most skilled and paranoid of hackers.
That's kinda part of my point. ^^I do like this comment, but can't help but think microsoft windows(any version) has back doors as per "Security by design, from the very onset, is the best and arguably only "secure" way to do anything at all" ....?