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[phooey]

Originally Posted by Keith

If it's true that it is currently impossible for a regular person to challenge a law, my justice would wait until there's a better and easier system in place for the common man to challenge the law like an adult. You may not break the law to challenge it.

I still haven't heard what law you need changed so bad.

Keith, what would be the punishment for a bad cop that exercises the law to suit his/her purposes.

I like the idea, but don't like the idea of humans being involved.. what if robots could make the decision on who would live and who would die if a crime was committed.


... just kidding... but it's not so farfetched that someone would suggest it to take human error out of the equation.

The new justice system could turn into a self professed prophecy of robot domination of the human race.

[juliofromny]

Originally Posted by phooey

Keith, what would be the punishment for a bad cop that exercises the law to suit his/her purposes.

I like the idea, but don't like the idea of humans being involved.. what if robots could make the decision on who would live and who would die if a crime was committed.


... just kidding... but it's not so farfetched that someone would suggest it to take human error out of the equation.

The new justice system could turn into a self professed prophecy of robot domination of the human race.

But Humans make the robots, so there is bound to be a glitch in the sytem that would be caused by human error. Plus I don't think it's possible to add every possible variance of a situation into the mind of a robot. At least not anytime soon.

[hypercrypt]

Originally Posted by Keith

If it's true that it is currently impossible for a regular person to challenge a law, my justice would wait until there's a better and easier system in place for the common man to challenge the law like an adult. You may not break the law to challenge it.

I still haven't heard what law you need changed so bad.

How about, you keep the system of civil disobedience, the only difference is that, rather than breaking the law, you file some papers and then are tried in the courts as though you had broken the law. Obviously Keith's Justice would not be applied as you are going through the courts and the person did not do the crime, but the usual prison sentence would be applied.

May sound stupid, it would solve both issues though.

[Keith]

Look at that. You put the pipe down, and you make some sense. I love it!

[hypercrypt]

Originally Posted by Sajizzle

I was listening to the torrent all day on a road trip, about 9 and a half hours in now, pure greatness.

At 7:26:15 to about 7:29:22 (when McNally, Rellek, Keith and Chemda are talking about roller derby) the recording fucked up or something. It sounds like someone is fast-forwarding it on the iPod. Anyone else's file the same way?

EDIT: Just saw someone else noticed it, too, so no point in re-downloading, I guess?

It looks like either the stream's server (or more likely, mine) had a bandwidth issue. Sorry about that. I have a second recording that I'll test some time soon.

[McNally]

Oh, man. That was the best part.

[juliofromny]

Originally Posted by McNally

Oh, man. That was the best part.

DUDE?!! YOU SHAVED YOUR HEAD BALD??!!!

Wow, I didn't see that coming. I'm looking forward to more (though I just got a spoiler about you and Chemda having another fight so I guess that explains some things you've said on this thread maybe????) Ah wellz.. I need to listen on.. Just got to hour 7 and I have 65 more to go

[juliofromny]

Originally Posted by Sajizzle

At 7:26:15 to about 7:29:22 (when McNally, Rellek, Keith and Chemda are talking about roller derby) the recording fucked up or something. It sounds like someone is fast-forwarding it on the iPod. Anyone else's file the same way?

EDIT: Just saw someone else noticed it, too, so no point in re-downloading, I guess?

Originally Posted by hypercrypt

It looks like either the stream's server (or more likely, mine) had a bandwidth issue. Sorry about that. I have a second recording that I'll test some time soon.

Just got to this part /sighs, frowny face. oh well. Just got to ride through that and unto the rest of the greatness

[Babbling Bryan]

Itunes is crapping it pants over the 74 hour mp3 file when it gets around 33:33:00 time period.

When I open it in quicktime it seems like the file only has a duration of like 20 something hours. So now I play it via VLC.

My ipod also freezes up when I try to play back the file.

[serial_x]

I don't have the full 74 hours but you could just chop it up into hour segments with some audio editor and then set it as a gapless album in iTunes.

Kinda trick it into playing straight through without freezing up.