katie tully
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Slidey.Trefoil said:Fuck up, Squires, you silly slut.
I thought ... but, why so mean?
Slidey.Trefoil said:Fuck up, Squires, you silly slut.
along with 640+ readers comment. Definitely a lot will be angry.Australia's level of net censorship will put it in the same league as countries including China, Cuba, Iran and North Korea, and the Government will not let users opt out of the proposed national internet filter when it is introduced.
http://www.news.com.au/technology/story/0,25642,24569656-5014239,00.html
It just flowed so well. How could I not post it?katie tully said:Slidey.
I thought ... but, why so mean?
I can't readsdsdsdsdsd said:Read the report, it's not just HTTP.
Yeah it's HTTP and HTTPS using MITM. Wooo forging signed packets wooo cleartext intarnet bankoringsdsdsdsdsd said:Read the report, it's not just HTTP.
OH thank fuck my senate vote for the Greens was valid, also.Trefoil said:It looks like this Internet filtering scheme is dead in the water.
Labour could pass it without Liberal support as long as they have everybody else's support. But the Greens are none too thrilled with it, which effectively torpedos one of the worst ideas in Australian political history.
http://www.commsday.com/node/280
I'm glad my vote for the Greens wasn't misplaced.
If you mean the Legislative Council of NSW, 4 of the 42 are Greens. If you mean the Federal Senate, 5 of the 76 seats are Greens. None of those are from NSW, however Greens are expected to pick up 1 senate seat in NSW and Victoria in 2010 (NSW barely lost it's seat in 2007), for a total of 7.withoutaface said:So tell me guys, how many Greens senators were elected from NSW?
It's like saying my #1 vote for the LDP counted because if they had've been elected they would've blocked this bill. Also the ACT vote was a bit dicey, but thankfully Humphries got up in the end (a man well known for crossing the floor when appropriate, rather than to stir shit like Joyce).Trefoil said:If you mean the Legislative Council of NSW, 4 of the 42 are Greens. If you mean the Federal Senate, 5 of the 76 seats are Greens. None of those are from NSW, however Greens are expected to pick up 1 senate seat in NSW and Victoria in 2010 (NSW barely lost it's seat in 2007), for a total of 7.
Why do you ask? Are you one of those short-sighted people who thinks a vote is worthless if no seats are gained by it? Can you perhaps see how nihilistic that is? I'm somebody who has the patience to keep voting Greens until they gain representation - as long as they do the right thing (e.g. block silly net censorship bills). Just because the Greens lost a seat makes me feel no less comfortable with them or proud of voting for them.
Anyway, I was an ACT voter. No surprise they didn't get a seat there - unlike states, which get 12 senate seats, territories only get 2. But I vote NSW in 2010, so my vote will actually be worth something besides a Labour preference.
Why vote at all then?zsa zsa said:It's like saying my #1 vote for the LDP counted because if they had've been elected they would've blocked this bill.
QFTkatie tully said:Ah, glad the Greens came in handy for something.
If only they weren't such PETA sympathising faggots.