Sure, some cables and a disconnect. Grid-interfacing inverters can be had for around $2,000 - $3,000.
That's only the beginning. Different states and counties have different laws concerning them, and you usually have to apply for permission and have a certified electrician install them.
Sure, some cables and a disconnect. Grid-interfacing inverters can be had for around $2,000 - $3,000.
That's only the beginning. Different states and counties have different laws concerning them, and you usually have to apply for permission and have a certified electrician install them.
And if you end up sending power into the grid, and want to get paid for it, the paperwork is heinous.
Another Wikileaks is already in the works. Couple this with the p2p DNS project and existing technology (like Bittorrent, freenet, etc...), and you have a recent rise in the next stage of what was effectively started by 4chan.
Remember kids: people who control computers are wizards in the modern world. We win if we really want to.
That's only the beginning. Different states and counties have different laws concerning them, and you usually have to apply for permission and have a certified electrician install them.
You'd probably want an electrician to install it no matter what. Electricity is dangerous shit, and you don't want to run the risk of wiring that yourself. That cost would likely exist whether or not you tied yourself to the grid.
And if you end up sending power into the grid, and want to get paid for it, the paperwork is heinous.
National Grid has a net metering program that's pretty simple. The paperwork is anything but heinous. I have no idea what ConEd does, but I imagine it sucks.
Guys, it's a plan to build an alternate root that allows for a decentralized tld independent of the existing system. So, you get frontrowcrew.p2p, and for anyone using the alternate roots or something compatible with them, it resolves to the current known good IP.
Several comments on Ars Techna were saying how a P2P DNS would be a bad idea. The reason being it can easily be compromised ex. phishing scams and the like.
Several comments on Ars Techna were saying how a P2P DNS would be a bad idea. The reason being it can easily be compromised ex. phishing scams and the like.
Yes. People commenting on articles there or on Slashdot are very good at pointing out the obvious. If we'd had these sites in 1968, they would have happily reminded everyone that the Moon is very far away, and the rocket might not make it there.
We're trying to hash out a protocol. I've volunteered to work on the board of governance.
This just reinforces my case that Assange as not likely violated any specific laws for which he could be arrested in his home country related to Wikileaks.
This just reinforces my case that Assange as not likely violated any specific laws for which he could be arrested in his home country related to Wikileaks.
Yeah...Except that the idea of revoking his citizenship and essentially making him a stateless person, along with throwing whatever laws we got against him is very popular with the government down here at the moment, ever since they switched from quietly looking the other way to furious indignation and screaming for his blood, when they found out that cables from some australian based consulates were going to be included, though they are not yet released. And Since some of the cables originate from Australian sources, you can bet they will find a fucking law to bend and pin the guy.
Fucking shitpot government, and their bloody dogmatic supporters, who are also crying out for blood.
This just reinforces my case that Assange as not likely violated any specific laws for which he could be arrested in his home country related to Wikileaks.
Yeah...Except that the idea of revoking his citizenship and essentially making him a stateless person, along with throwing whatever laws we got against him is very popular with the government down here at the moment, ever since they switched from quietly looking the other way to furious indignation and screaming for his blood, when they found out that cables from some australian based consulates were going to be included, though they are not yet released. And Since some of the cables originate from Australian sources, you can bet they will find a fucking law to bend and pin the guy.
Fucking shitpot government, and their bloody dogmatic supporters, who are also crying out for blood.
He could find asylum and citizenship in the EU. France would be clamoring to nationalize him.
Interesting Developments - Those sexual assault charges that everyone assumes are rape...are not rape. They're for an obscure Swedish law for having sex without a condom(Amusingly called "Sex By Surprise"), and are being bought against him by two women he had sex with while moving somewhat incognito either just before or during the diplomatic cables release. The fact that the sex was consensual was confirmed by the prosecution.
The panalty for this crime? A 5000 Kroner fine - about Seven hundred and change US dollars.
So, He's an irresponsible cad, and quite foolish besides, but not a rapist.
One thing to note about security: There's two facets to it. There's the clearance levels, which go from Confidential all the way to Top Secret, but then there's Need-To-Know. Essentially, just because you have the clearance to know, doesn't mean you have the need to know. It's another way of limiting classified information, and can also help show who might have leaked any info.
Not quite. The "mob" of the Internet is a complex beast, and it's difficult to get its constituents to agree on most things. It only acts in unison when it perceived a clear threat to itself or a clear and nearly universal potential for mischief.
Not quite. The "mob" of the Internet is a complex beast, and it's difficult to get its constituents to agree on most things. It only acts in unison when it perceived a clear threat to itself or a clear and nearly universal potential for mischief.
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Remember kids: people who control computers are wizards in the modern world. We win if we really want to.
We're trying to hash out a protocol. I've volunteered to work on the board of governance.
And Since some of the cables originate from Australian sources, you can bet they will find a fucking law to bend and pin the guy.
Fucking shitpot government, and their bloody dogmatic supporters, who are also crying out for blood.
The panalty for this crime? A 5000 Kroner fine - about Seven hundred and change US dollars.
So, He's an irresponsible cad, and quite foolish besides, but not a rapist.
Their response? Attempt to torpedo PayPal by triggering a digital bank run.