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Sober Attack on 87th Anniversary of the Nazi Party
Jack writes "ITO is reporting that Sober is scheduled to attack on January 2006 - the data coincides with the 87th anniversary of the Nazi party: "The next planned widespread of 2005's most prolific e-mail worm, Sober, is scheduled to start on January 5, 2006 based on commands hard-coded within the worm. The attack date coincides with the 87th anniversary of the Nazi party.""
But will it chat over AIM? 'lol no this is not a Nazi'
lol thats cool
lol no its not a nazi spam
The criteria for Time's Man of the Year is the man who had the most influence on news that year. Nothing about it being an influence for good.
If it was that simple, you'd think they could have said it at least once in the summary.
Lazy friggen editors!
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I cant tell if you are being ignorant or just plain idiotic
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More significantly, it's the 50th anniversary of Elvis's recording of "Heartbreak Hotel".
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Clearly you're skipping the spanish language results. Don't look for it in english-- you'll only find references to that surf camp. By translating sentences found via google searching for "paredon -surf -surfing", you get a vague idea of what it means-- something like "struggle", "uprising", or "popular anti-government activity". It's possibly significant that Paredon is a place in the Mexican state of Chiapas. "El paredon" has a definite meaning in the latin american revolutionary subculture, but its meaning isn't clearly communicated anywhere in english. At any rate, I think the OP's point is probably that the latin american struggle against bad government is much larger than one semi-successful revolutionary some forty years gone.
And FWIW, Che was murdered by the Bolivian military. The CIA was quite pissed about that because they wanted to capture him alive (as if that would've turned out better!)
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1757 - Louis XV of France survives the assassination attempt by Robert-François Damiens, the last person to be executed in France with the traditional and gruesome form of death penalty used for regicides.
In France, the traditional punishment for regicide or attempted regicide under the ancien régime is often described as "quartering", though it in fact has little to do with the English punishment. The process was as follows: the regicide would be first tortured with red-hot pincers, then the hand with which the crime was committed would be burnt with sulphur and molten lead and wax and boiling oil poured into the wounds. The quartering would be accomplished by the attachment of the victim's limbs to horses, who would then tear them away from the body. Finally, the often still-living torso would be burnt.Or because you're a Karma whore and did not RTFA or know anything about the Sober worm and that it spams using nazi-propaganda web sites? At least post AC.
i have no plans to reverse engineer anything, especially not windows when i can bearly understand why i can't download the internet onto this cd, i've seen people write they can put it onto a floopy disk!
There ought to be a new Slashdot Poll:
Who enjoys article summaries that make no sense and have obvious errors?
-Me
-Not Me
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Why is that a "load of crap"? Seems to be entirely correct, actually.
"And FWIW, Che was murdered by the Bolivian military."
how can you murder a criminal fighting against you? lets forget how many people che personally killed.
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