The tilday(~) on a website makes it lose what little validation a web site can have.

Originally posted by jrod
The tilday(~) on a website makes it lose what little validation a web site can have.

Can you explain a little further please?

Actually - read the dates on the articles - and watch for those food shortages in 1998

It means it is someones homepage and you can put whatever you want on your homepage. Professors if they let you cite internet sources will not accept a source with a tilday(~) in the address.

LOL!
The greatest Russian superweapon isn't mentioned, it has already been used and had devastated most of Eastern Europe and is now working on London and parts of America.,

That weapon is unstoppable..

It is the Russian Mafia

Originally posted by jrod
It means it is someones homepage and you can put whatever you want on your homepage. Professors if they let you cite internet sources will not accept a source with a tilday(~) in the address.

Interesting,...couse for seven bucks I can buy a domain name, url frame forward it, and cover the whole string up, to appear completely different.

ie- www.smirkleysweaponsofmassdestruction.com/weapon.htm

[Edited on 27-10-2003 by smirkley]

This sounds like C&C: Red Alert 2. Sadly no Russian "cosmospheres." Yah, well, whatever. The net is a hugely unreliable source of information for these sorts of things.

if only they had a smilely for total BS!

lol good link....

What A Crock of #

Crazy Miranda
lives on propaganda she believes anything she reads
it could be one side or the other
Free Press or Time Life covers
Follows newsprint anywhere it leads
but still she can't seem to read and nobody
knows nobody knows what she needs
-Jefferson Airplane

If the story is true and a part of it is for sure (Russian efforts at weather modification have been validated), then I see a lack of discussion by the author of the USA's ability to retalliate.

Russia can put a base on the moon but they have to import wheat? This would be more likely with Japan than the USSR methinks.

The Russians built a moon lander but never used it.