When I first read the slashdot article "Lawrence Lessig Answers Your
Questions" (http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=01/12/21/155221) I
cried, which is really saying something as I do not cry often. And
since them I have been having a wide variety of fixed emotions. But I
think it settled down to
On Sat, 5 Jan 2002 23:11:12 -0500 (EST) Kevin Atkinson
writes:
> When I first read the slashdot article "Lawrence Lessig Answers Your
> Questions" (http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=01/12/21/155221) I
I have no net connection, at least not till pay day, so I can't see this
or any other internet
On Sun, 6 Jan 2002 16:26:48 +1300 David McNab
writes:
> IMO, there should be laws passed that all unsolicited promotional
> material have the string 'SPAM:' at the start of the subject field,
> to
> allow easy filtering.
MSN does this, I'm sure of it, but only for messages that come from
places
> I'm even beginning to wonder whether or
> not certain individuals in our government
> KNEW of this attack before it
> occured and were just waiting to grab at the
> chance to take away our freedoms.
Do you really think our government would allow people to be killed, just so
they can pass legisl
> How the hell do you get the average person
> to understand the full magnitude of what the Internet means?
The problem is that the internet means different things to different people.
Just like a highway means different things to different people. Some see a
highway as a way ruin a perfectly goo
