You need to close a tag.
I think the problem is with:
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Right, it's not needing to close a tag, it's needing to replace "'" with '"'.
I started writing that comment before I'd actually looked at the HTML.
Though, honestly, I looked at the source because I couldn't figure out what unclosed tag would cause the next post title to disappear.
I forget how I came across this, since I know nothing nothing about bittorrent. Vague rumours, like smoke signals on the horizon, are that the torrent community is in terror.
b) The Assange/Wikilieaks stuff. Not even indicted, and megacorps are cutting Wikileaks off? If B of A/Visa/Amazon/etc can cut them out of the economic system without due process at Obama's whim and will, they can do it to anybody.
The process of turning the Internets into an instrument of social control is underway. It will not be Big Brother, the Hegemon is subtle and malicious. Carrot and stick, and mostly threat, will keep the surfers from making waves. The insurgents will become invisible.
And should a Black Swan happen, Big Brother is a keypunch away.
Your comment is delightful in every way, bob.
This Black Swan is welcome to happen any day of the week, as far as I'm concerned.
Barack Obama has a "Christmas present" for YOU.
Christmas?! Oh, man. That *is* rich.
And, of course, Julian Assange is on the out.
i'm a lot more worried about comcast than i am about wikileaks
Speaking of Wikileaks, I just noticed that a fuller story on the rape accusations came out in the Guardian recently. Given that I was all doubtful about what he'd actually been accused of, I should say that the accusations look like something perfectly reasonable to prosecute to me. (Still with the he-said she-said difficulty of proof, and he's innocent until proven guilty, but I'm not looking at the story and thinking that it describes conduct that shouldn't be prosecuted.)
Rasmussen just put out a poll that is being headlined "80% of Americans oppose Net Neutrality"--when I saw it I thought "omg--really?"
The actual question they asked: "Should the Federal Communications Commission regulate the Internet like it does radio and television?" Which probably got a lot of people thinking about losing their porn access. The following questions are even worse, but then it's Rasmussen.