And although the event was linked to DEF CON, those logging on didn't really have to be attendees; anyone could remotely tap in for the search.
The counts eroded over time, so PKs were keeping their characters logged on, doing nothing, as a form of self-imposed jail time.
Now it's… turn off the telly after a misspelt prompt, sigh, stride, log on, do all you can to refrain from punching the "II!" logo, buffer, click, go back, spill all ready-reading spectacles and good intentions, refresh page, navigate away from BBC ads, watch Cuckoo in sputtering form with sound coming precisely 0.84 seconds – the worst – after visuals, and hurt, and grumble.
That's because digital subscriber line and cable modem connections allow for "always on" Internet access, unlike dial-up connections in which users generally log on, do their thing and log off.
The YouTube rep says this measure was intended as a way of encouraging creators to use the service, so that when Amanda from Indiana pays ten bucks to log on, she doesn't then find her favorite dubstep violin covers missing from the catalogue.
"We're trying to enable people to do things for themselves, so the schools can log on and do things for themselves, like referrals, for example.
It does not require a log in, does not spy on visitors to obtain commercially valuable information (or for any other purpose), and any downloadable articles are free of charge.
In North Carolina, which is typical of Southern states, logging on private land does not require state approval, and the state does little to monitor the extent of timber harvests.
He was eagerly awaiting the noon verdict from Florida, and planned to find a computer and log on, as he has done several times a day for a week.
Lawyers log on — as do judges, prison wardens, plaintiffs, and defendants, each through his or her portal.
