Xerraire: Try http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/history/evolution.html and http://www.talkorigins.org/origins/faqs-evolution.html . And more information can be found at http://directory.google.com/Top/Science/Biology/Evolution .
MadIce
Good idea, Hus.
Looks rather random to me. Mike: Take care. Talk with family or friends.
It looks like MSWINSCK.OCX is missing. I am not sure if SysMetrix is supposed to install it. Try to e-mail [email protected] or maybe KarmaGirl here can help.
@ Drop125
Drop125 has never been there and will probably never be there. We should be happy about that.
I am not sure why people don't like the IRC server, but I am satisfied with the regular visitors. Also note that there are a lot of visitors that come there for help once or twice and leave as soon as they have their answer. [Message Edited]
Anyone even thinking about warez will be banned from the Stardock IRC server.
cuz alot of irc are just psudonems for Kazaa and file swapping...Something most ppl here are against...(see mIRC) If you don't know anything about the #WinCustomize channel then can you please shut up. I am getting enough of you Drop125.
Seems we're hijacking Mad's thread here. Don't worry about it. Nobody here is interested in the freedom of opinion, unless the USA is involved. At least Doreen had some fun.
feline: I am OK. Thanks. But I am real busy ATM. TTYL.
Yes, we do. She is fantastic. Too bad about her coffee addiction.
/me loves async conversations.
If you have additional questions then let me know.
feline: I have sent you another e-mail and have asked Jeff to send you the latest KLP information. The mail contains info about CD-DROM drive detection and how to manipulate the drives.
Doreen, you could have read the english version. First link.
Oh! I love this stuff. This story looks like a cross breed between the book "The man who folded himself" (David Gerrold, 1973) and the movie "12 Monkeys" by Terry Gilliam (1995). That movie used a different time model, though. By bringing it to the web it has a "War of the Worlds" feeling to it (although the radio show was much more spectacular).
Well, the Scientology case was not primarily about fighting a cult. The emphasis was on freedom of opnion, protection of users and the role of ISPs in web site content and hyperlinks.
Dutch documents are available at http://www.xs4all.nl/nieuws/overzicht/scientology3.html . This case was very much an international case. Afterall parties came from the Netherlands, Denmark, the UK and the USA. However I doubt if it will have any impact on countries outside the Netherlands. (And it also helps if you can read a bit of German). [Message Edited]
Ah. Good to see you again, mormegil! Hope you like your new job. BTW: Cannot wait for that new skin.
BTW: XS4All (one of the providers in the case) has applied for "Highest number of postponements of a civil law suit" in the Guiness book of records. The judgement in the Scientology case has been postponed for 9 times. Guinness found the application too specific to be incorporated into the book. [Message Edited]
A few years ago someone quoted "copyrighted" work of Scientology on the net in the Netherlands. After 8 years there is a verdict and the freedom of opnion won. Interesting in this case is that ISPs cannot be hold responsible for the contents of a web site. They just provide the medium, not the contents. Also a hyperlink which points to material that infringes upon a copyright is now ruled not to be the responsibility of the ISPs. http://www.xs4all.nl/uk/news/overview/scientolog
Erm. I've written another e-mail with less typos. Sorry about that.
feline: Sent. I hope this helps.