Gary E. Miller wrote:
Does anyone actually know anyone that has actually used the V-Chip?
*raising hand*
Got children, y'know. :)
Anything other than TV-Y, TV-Y7, or TV-PG, along with the movie ratings of
approximately the same stripe, require Mom or Dad to enter our four-digit PIN
before the
On 3/6/2005 11:45 PM, Steve Sobol wrote:
A spokesman for newly elected Republican Gov. Jon Huntsman...
The key words here are newly elected and
Well as long as we are projecting our ghosts and guessing, I would argue
the opposite. For one thing, his term started Jan 3 [1], while the law
| If HB260 is approved, it would require that Utah-based companies
| begin rating their sites for [... cryptofauna].
Oh. So its just PICS.
If it was P3P I'd be more interested, but as it is (or appears to be at
a very great distance) PICS, yawn.
The Utah governor is deciding whether to sign a
bill that would require Internet providers to block
Web sites deemed pornographic and that could also
target e-mail providers and search engines.
http://news.com.com/Utah+governor+weighs+antiporn+proposal/2100-1028_3-5598912.html?tag=nefd.top
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Date: Fri, 4 Mar 2005 14:32:41 GMT
To: nanog@merit.edu
The Utah governor is deciding whether to sign a
bill that would require Internet providers to block
Web sites deemed pornographic and that could also
target e-mail providers and search engines.
On Fri, 4 Mar 2005, Fergie (Paul Ferguson) wrote:
The Utah governor is deciding whether to sign a
bill that would require Internet providers to block
Web sites deemed pornographic and that could also
target e-mail providers and search engines.
You missed a very important line in the article:
Internet providers in Utah must offer their customers a way to disable
access to sites on the list or face felony charges.
In other words you must provide a mechanism for a customer to opt-in
to a filter. Doesn't sound illegal to force an ISP to
On Mar 4, 2005, at 11:00 AM, Roy Engehausen wrote:
You missed a very important line in the article:
Internet providers in Utah must offer their customers a way to
disable access to sites on the list or face felony charges.
In other words you must provide a mechanism for a customer to opt-in
to
Roy Engehausen wrote:
You missed a very important line in the article:
Internet providers in Utah must offer their customers a way to disable
access to sites on the list or face felony charges.
In other words you must provide a mechanism for a customer to opt-in
to a filter. Doesn't sound
Richard Irving wrote:
I have a way. You want the Internet sites on this list blocked,
-here-, your account is now _disabled_.
You won't -ever- have to worry about accessing sites you don't like.
:P
This is another attempt to legislate something that
can be solved, or should be solved, with
First of all So what. Second what does this have to do with network
operations? This discussion went from ISP's blocking porn to gay
marriage.
Joine efnet and #politics if you want to talk about gay people, but
please spare us of the drama.
I would have just ignored this thread if it wasn't
Nanog Deform wrote:
First of all So what. Second what does this have to do with network
operations? This discussion went from ISP's blocking porn to gay
marriage.
Actually, gay marriage wasn't mentioned Living together isn't
marriage, and most common law marriage statutes have long ago
--On Friday, March 04, 2005 11:06 AM -0500 Patrick W Gilmore
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Would unplug your cable qualify as a way to disable access?
In the same way the FCC allowed TV to so graciously implement the 'V-CHIP'
technology? I doubt it. Aside fromt he normal bents of Utah, I bet
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On Fri, 4 Mar 2005, Michael Loftis wrote:
Would unplug your cable qualify as a way to disable access?
In the same way the FCC allowed TV to so graciously implement the 'V-CHIP'
technology?
Does anyone actually know anyone that has
Does anyone actually know anyone that has actually used the V-Chip?
Though I've personally never met him, I think Eric Cartman has:
http://members.tripod.com/~JB/southpark/vchip.wav
http://www.moviesounds.com/sp/vchip.mp3
Eric :)
Outlook.
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