. . . I sentence you to serve 70 months in the custody of the Bureau of Prisons, followed by a three-year term of supervised release.

The supervised release, in addition to the regular conditions of the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas, will have these special conditions in it:

Other than at the direction of the United States probation officer, you will have an occupational condition that you cannot be employed where you are an installer, programmer or troubleshooter for computer equipment. You may not purchase, possess or receive a personal computer which utilizes a modem. You may not utilize internet or any other computer network . . .

Now, do you have any questions about the sentence I've imposed on you?

MR. LAMPRECHT:

About the conditions of probation --

THE COURT:

Yes?

MR. LAMPRECHT:

-- not having a modem and internet when I get out, if I get out, it's not -- I think it's going to be impossible not to use the internet for anybody, college or --

THE COURT:

You can just see. You can always petition for a change in conditions.

MR. LAMPRECHT:

I mean, computers are my life.

THE COURT: