Maybe Google should submit a patch to Thunderbird instead of working on better ways to let people know that they have been compromised (or perhaps in conjunction with that).
What really needs to happen is we, as a society, need to realize that intellectual "property" is not property at all and we should stop treating it as such. IP and property have nothing in common.
We don't recognise it as property, and the copyright industry acknowledges this. They argue that more than half of all Australians pirate content.
The copyright industry is the most powerful organisation on earth, they don't need to side with the majority.
A corporation is by necessity a walled garden, so those sorts of internal approaches may work under those conditions, but for overall usage by individuals, I think not.
Some corporations do wall off email so that users can only email within the corporate network.
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Oh yea, a bunch of foul mouth teenager with cmd.exe ping are going to save the day.
and what happens when google decides not to index your address?
Yes, lets make Google lord of the internet, that can only be good for us, right?
Also the Pirate Bay isn't claiming authorship over the content. Funny Junk photo shopping out credits is a clear attempt at denying attribution.
I found someone on youtube who has the right idea about cyberbullies.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_ZiRT8Nwkk
I use a Mortar and pestle to grind up the engine contents, good quality gunpowder. At least better than I've managed to make myself.
Gun powder in-place of a parachute is always a good upgrade.
No, you are paid based on how many people can do your job.
Well in the case of an office worker that would be about a billion people in India.
Can't outsource the janitor.
Don't forget the London Congestion charge, ensuring that people use the overpriced underground instead of their cars.
Correct, at least in this example.
They are being payed to be 'Models' what do they expect?
Or the fact that the Janator has more important work to do than most office workers.
Don't believe me? Try working in a place that hasn't been cleaned for a week, especially with an unmaintained bathroom..
$40,000 per year? WTF college is that?
Why pay?
Thunderwood is FREE: http://thunderwoodcollege.com/
I've never had an Estes rocket blow up by accident.
Yep, the only Estes rockets I've had explode were done by design.
Exactly, and if a person is prepared to ignore a court ruling then you can bet they are going to ignore Judge.me as well.
Maybe Google should submit a patch to Thunderbird instead of working on better ways to let people know that they have been compromised (or perhaps in conjunction with that).
And undermine their own business? I doubt it.
Crap, I know practically nothing about crypto and can punch holes in Googles stuff. ;
Thanks for the pointer. We would never have guessed.
Why do Opera fanboys feel the need to convince everyone that Opera invented the web?
My guess, desperation (to be something).
Supported by ads.
What really needs to happen is we, as a society, need to realize that intellectual "property" is not property at all and we should stop treating it as such. IP and property have nothing in common.
We don't recognise it as property, and the copyright industry acknowledges this. They argue that more than half of all Australians pirate content.
The copyright industry is the most powerful organisation on earth, they don't need to side with the majority.
I've been hit by the Region Coding on a few occasions. That's my punishment for buying DVDs. Never had any problem with torrents.
Well the "works of others" are being publicly distributed. It's not like accessing someone's trade secrets.
Spam is a total non-issue for me, I never see it. Unless I want to switch the filter off. Spam is no longer an issue with correct spam filtering.
how about banks in non-us countries.
Isn't this the same country that banned a political party from speaking about censorship?
A corporation is by necessity a walled garden, so those sorts of internal approaches may work under those conditions, but for overall usage by individuals, I think not.
Some corporations do wall off email so that users can only email within the corporate network.
10 years ago all the stupid jokes and pictures were emailed to friends. Today they are shared on Facebook
For which I am very grateful Facebook serves as a dumping ground for all the crap I would normally have to delete.