Posted Saturday 20th June 2009 06:40 GMT
Does China already ban the use of end-user cryptography? If not, will they do that anytime soon?
Posted Saturday 20th June 2009 06:40 GMT
http://xkcd.com/386/
Natch. Of course, I could have picked this one (for the poor unfortunates tasked with producing a "green" version of the world):
http://xkcd.com/10/
Posted Saturday 20th June 2009 06:40 GMT
The UK Government had the Women's Institute hassling newspapers trying to get them to stop carrying "objectionable adverts" which, supposedly, would prevent women from being trafficked. The difference is only in the medium...
Posted Saturday 20th June 2009 14:58 GMT
"..asked Google China to stop searching foreign *sights* to supplement the porno ban..."
That spelling mistake is so right! Did you do it on purpose? :)
Posted Sunday 21st June 2009 07:32 GMT
so this united China thing, yeah that seems to be working out.
10 paces; unstoppable technique; just wasted.
Posted Monday 22nd June 2009 09:12 GMT
"China's blockage reportedly affects Chinese-language results from any country, but not English-language searches."
Hmmm, does that mean that I just have to put some chinese trigger-words on my site to get my domain blocked? Hmmm, might be a pretty effective way to decrease the amount of spam I get by roughly 90%....
Go for it! Anybody know how to spell "sex" in Simplified Chinese?
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