Trespassing is a civil offence. You can ask the trespasser to leave by the shortest safe route. If they don't leave willingly you can manhandle them off your property.
But yes, I can walk in and sit down in legal safety.
A few years ago they added Aggravated Trespass to the statute to deal with us hunt sabs and eco warriors etc. :
Section 68 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 (CJA) defines the offence as follows: A person commits aggravated trespass if he trespasses on land with the intention of disrupting, or intimidating those taking part in, lawful activity taking place on that or adjacent land.
(a) he causes a computer to perform any function with intent to secure access to any program or data held in any computer;
(b) the access he intends to secure is unauthorised; and
(c) he knows at the time when he causes the computer to perform the function that that is the case.
How is one supposed to satisfy (b) & (c) know that one's use is unauthorised when someone is transmitting on a publically available frequency ?
That's like transmitting on CB radio and trying to prosecute me for listening.
I'm looking forward to being caught wardriving, I'll get to argue my case in court and if I lose I'll get the great monkier of "I'm a registered Hex Offender"
from TFA "A computer expert told KATU News there is no way to know if someone is using your wireless connection without permission." lol, some expert !
If you shine a light into the street, can I use it at night to see where I am going ?
If you transmit CB radio from your house can I sit in the street and talk to you using my CB radio ?
If you transmit WiFi signals into the street on a publically available frequency what makes them so special ?
Here in the UK (IANAL) iirc I am perfectly entitled to walk into your house if it is unlocked and use your stuff so long as I don't break them or cause you financial loss. I can even take items out with me if I don't intend to permanently deprive you of them.
I run the same version of my OS on QEMU and have it rsync the data.
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That would be as funny as Gary Glitter ending up being shot in Thailand for fucking children after fleeing the UK after his prison spell resulting from taking his PC into a computer shop and the assistant invading his privacy and finding child porn.
The Thai's spolied a good laugh by letting him off with a fine, spoilsports!
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Trespassing is a civil offence.
You can ask the trespasser to leave by the shortest safe route.
If they don't leave willingly you can manhandle them off your property.
But yes, I can walk in and sit down in legal safety.
A few years ago they added Aggravated Trespass to the statute to deal with us hunt sabs and eco warriors etc. :
Section 68 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 (CJA) defines the offence as follows:
A person commits aggravated trespass if he trespasses on land with the intention of disrupting, or intimidating those taking part in, lawful activity taking place on that or adjacent land.
1.--(1) A person is guilty of an offence if--
(a) he causes a computer to perform any function with intent to secure access to any program or data held in any computer;
(b) the access he intends to secure is unauthorised; and
(c) he knows at the time when he causes the computer to perform the function that that is the case.
How is one supposed to satisfy (b) & (c) know that one's use is unauthorised when someone is transmitting on a publically available frequency ?
That's like transmitting on CB radio and trying to prosecute me for listening.
I'm looking forward to being caught wardriving, I'll get to argue my case in court and if I lose I'll get the great monkier of "I'm a registered Hex Offender"
from TFA "A computer expert told KATU News there is no way to know if someone is using your wireless connection without permission." lol, some expert !
If you shine a light into the street, can I use it at night to see where I am going ?
If you transmit CB radio from your house can I sit in the street and talk to you using my CB radio ?
If you transmit WiFi signals into the street on a publically available frequency what makes them so special ?
Here in the UK (IANAL) iirc I am perfectly entitled to walk into your house if it is unlocked and use your stuff so long as I don't break them or cause you financial loss. I can even take items out with me if I don't intend to permanently deprive you of them.
yeah, because WEP is unbreakable !
I'm surprised you even left your Karma Bonus on for that one.
Don't worry, our govt. is going for it, I'm sure they'll let you know how it works out :
/ cmbills/119/06119.27-33.html#j383A
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200506
Gpay, or whatever Google's competitor to Paypal is called, will sort that out.
"We're" isn't a word at all.
Where do people get the idea that Postgresql administration is hard ?
And that FLUSH PRIVILEGES is ease of use in nutshell.
> Our logrotate scripts now issue "apachectl graceful; sleep 5; apachectl graceful; sleep 10; apachectl graceful", just to be sure
You should rewrite them to do the job properly instead of your clumsy hack. I'm surprised you want to admit such sloppiness in public.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/bhopal/40377 03.stm
http://www.bitenova.nl/tt/l294d
seriously, it's important !
show us the logs !
Imagine if I was able to put a DVD into my PC and make a new edit of a film.
All thre reputations I could ruin !
I run the same version of my OS on QEMU and have it rsync the data.
That would be as funny as Gary Glitter ending up being shot in Thailand for fucking children after fleeing the UK after his prison spell resulting from taking his PC into a computer shop and the assistant invading his privacy and finding child porn.
The Thai's spolied a good laugh by letting him off with a fine, spoilsports!
Which part of OpenGL controls my force feedback steering wheel ?
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300+ syscalls, how hard can it be?
Plan9 doesn't do bonding afaik
trunk and pf should meet your binding and shaping needs.
> the startup process hangs on the sendmail initiation
sounds like DNS trouble
> Why can't they just stay in their own country? instead of attacking ours!
Because they don't have one
> An OS that's had an official version of Java for a very long period of time
you say it like it's a good thing
"No Java here" is something I like to see on the box