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2:34PM Nick Broughall | Gizmodians living outside the major metropolitan areas who have been hanging out for access to the 24 hour HD sports channel, One HD, your time is almost here. More »
Southern Cross Launching One HD July 2
2:34PM Nick Broughall | Gizmodians living outside the major metropolitan areas who have been hanging out for access to the 24 hour HD sports channel, One HD, your time is almost here. More »
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2:08PM Nick Broughall | Either Don road in Devonport, Tasmania is a portal to an alternate dimension (more plausible than it sounds), or the Street View driver was on drugs so strong that they not only affected him (or her), but also the photographs his Google car was taking. Either way, it’s pretty fucked up.
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Devonport Tasmania Is The Seventh Gateway To Hell (On Street View)
2:08PM Nick Broughall | Either Don road in Devonport, Tasmania is a portal to an alternate dimension (more plausible than it sounds), or the Street View driver was on drugs so strong that they not only affected him (or her), but also the photographs his Google car was taking. Either way, it’s pretty fucked up.
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12:32PM Nick Broughall | So if you thought that the new Government actually had some common sense when it came to censoring the Internet, you’d be very, very wrong. The Australian is reporting that Communications Minister Conroy has given the green light for ISP level filters to be trialled in Tasmania.
The filters are designed to filter out those net nasties that could possibly harm your children, like porn and swear words, and are originally planned to be operated in a closed environment by Enex Testlab. The closed test is expected to be completed by June 30, with Live trials to happen after that.
If you do happen to be a Tasmanian, the news gets a little bit worse. The trials aren’t opt-in – you’ll need to opt out if you want to spend your days watching pornotube the freedom to choose what you want to experience online.
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Conroy Thinks You Suck, Goes Ahead With Trials Of ISP-Level Net Filters
12:32PM Nick Broughall | So if you thought that the new Government actually had some common sense when it came to censoring the Internet, you’d be very, very wrong. The Australian is reporting that Communications Minister Conroy has given the green light for ISP level filters to be trialled in Tasmania.
The filters are designed to filter out those net nasties that could possibly harm your children, like porn and swear words, and are originally planned to be operated in a closed environment by Enex Testlab. The closed test is expected to be completed by June 30, with Live trials to happen after that.
If you do happen to be a Tasmanian, the news gets a little bit worse. The trials aren’t opt-in – you’ll need to opt out if you want to spend your days watching pornotube the freedom to choose what you want to experience online.
More »