Americans are deeply confused:
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Most Americans believe the government should do more to make the Internet safe, but they don't trust the federal institutions that are largely responsible for creating and enforcing laws online, according to a new industry survey.
People who were questioned expressed concerns over threats from identity theft, computer viruses and unwanted "spam" e-mails. But they held low opinions toward Congress and the Federal Trade Commission, which protects consumers against Internet fraud.
Thanks for the Hawaii link. We're looking for history/culture, waterfalls, snorkeling near the shore, not too touristy but not too remote.
Count me in on the confusion. I'd like there to be Something Done, but I don't trust the guvmint not to go all Big Brother given the chance.
Pretty soon I'll be hiding out in the mountains with a shotgun in case the revenooers come sniffing around my Internet still.
Pretty soon I'll be hiding out in the mountains with a shotgun in case the revenooers come sniffing around my Internet still.
has visions on Emily in flannel, holding a shotgun with a trumpet barrel, standing over her cable modem.
I should note that I've never actually met emily, so the face part of the vision is a bit hazy.
Not enough horrified EWs in the world: [link]
Jaunty hats must always have back brims
Nuh-uh. Jaunty.
(Lost the rest of my post)
I have got to work "milkjugging" into a conversation.
Not enough horrified EWs in the world: [link]
I hate that I have no reaction of disbelief at all to these stories.
Okay, that's sort of jaunty. Not sure it would be jaunty on Kevin Smith, though.
Vortex, I'm hurt! You've totally met me! Sniff...
