That was a civil case where the anti-abortion group had a site had the doctor's pictures in targets and when each doctor was killed, they crossed off the dead doctor. This was a civil suit holding them responsible for the results of their speech which encouraged the murders of the doctors. This is different from just posting the information on the delgates -- without targets, without orders to kill, etc.
If you have an infected machine that has an open exploit, you may be prosecuted since you willingly run a machine that is on the internet. That you didn't make sure that there was no open shares, ftp servers, or virus that might allow others to use your machine for sharing files.
If I A few years back at the Philadelphia RNC a person from 2600 was arrested for using a cellular phone to commit a crime. He was accused of using the phone to arrange a riot.
Of course, the entire case was eventually dismissed.
If there is that much storange on a disk, it will only be used by movie pirates. And if it gets into the hands of consumers, it will destroy the entire movie industry.
They must get Congress to out law this. At the same time, maybe they should have copyrights extended to 200 years instead of the puny 75 years. 75 years is not enough time for the copyright holders to recoup their investments and 200 years will encourage the creative people to produce more creative works.
He bills $550 an hour for his time, not computation time. I doubt he would sit at his desk watching the screen saver during the computation time -- He'd go to the Royal East for lunch.
Judges will weigh the 'testimony' of experts in a case. In some cases, a court will appoint an expert as a special master -- to make technical determinations.
If I recall correctly, Randy told me that he has served as a special master in several cases.
There will be hosts in Russia, China, Korea, and Brazil.
We need to track down the spammers, take them to court, and take away some of there money.
One lawsuit is not going to put a dent in their business, but when they have to defend 50 lawsuits and pay $10,000 in attorney fees to defend each one and then pay a $5,000 judgment, then it will hurt them.
There are two problems with this: 1) AG's office can get the information is they ask, as most ISPs will help law enforcement; 2) An AG's (or most government agencies) office usually will negotiate some slap on the wrist. But, if you have 50 different people filing lawsuits against a spammer, it will hurt much more.
It is not just the sale of the machine and things on the hype. Diebold also 'repaired' systems using unahthorized/unapproved/untested software and patches.
But in general (not zealots), the person using the software cares about the functionality and price. If something is free do most people care if it is open source? Have you modified your open source software today?
Of course people would not crack open a reactor if it will harm them or fly a plane into a building if they will be killed too.
Will it be a USB plug and pray reactor?
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But seriously two issues have to be addressed:
(1) is it going to be safe similar to the claims of ?
(2). If at any point (including) end of life, some unsavory party can break into the reactor and steal the plutonium. Even if there are alarms, the thief would be long gone before the autorities could arrive (if it is not the government themselfs doing this).
We have spams of gigabytes of pirated software available, but the government does nothing about that. They even signed a bill that says that they CAN SPAM ads for the pirated software.
When they sell the pirated software, it is clear that they may be an actual loss -- as opposed to just sitting unused on hard drives.
Lets force everyone to know DOS commands before using a computer. That way, they would know enough to maintain their own system.
One of the BBSs that I used to use, would allow us to drop into an MPM shell, but you would have to answer a questions, "what is the name of the debugger?"
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It was a group called American Coalition of Life Advocates (ACLA). A good description is at Gigalaw.
That was a civil case where the anti-abortion group had a site had the doctor's pictures in targets and when each doctor was killed, they crossed off the dead doctor. This was a civil suit holding them responsible for the results of their speech which encouraged the murders of the doctors. This is different from just posting the information on the delgates -- without targets, without orders to kill, etc.
If you have an infected machine that has an open exploit, you may be prosecuted since you willingly run a machine that is on the internet. That you didn't make sure that there was no open shares, ftp servers, or virus that might allow others to use your machine for sharing files.
Of course, the entire case was eventually dismissed.
They must get Congress to out law this. At the same time, maybe they should have copyrights extended to 200 years instead of the puny 75 years. 75 years is not enough time for the copyright holders to recoup their investments and 200 years will encourage the creative people to produce more creative works.
If you are caught killing a spammer, get a jury that has e-mail -- they will never convict.
So I installed Linux.
He bills $550 an hour for his time, not computation time. I doubt he would sit at his desk watching the screen saver during the computation time -- He'd go to the Royal East for lunch.
If I recall correctly, Randy told me that he has served as a special master in several cases.
If the feds had a law similar to California, people and companies can bring private lawsuits against spammers for $1,000/spam. No need for bounties.
Though it before xyzzyfs, it is the last because it automatically generates and collects porn. Most geeks would never get past it.
When I was in Bejiing in 2002, I had someone comment that I must be a computer expert, because I used a command line.
It is always sweet to see a scumbag (the RIAA) get abused with the same type of abuse that they do to others.
We need to track down the spammers, take them to court, and take away some of there money.
One lawsuit is not going to put a dent in their business, but when they have to defend 50 lawsuits and pay $10,000 in attorney fees to defend each one and then pay a $5,000 judgment, then it will hurt them.
There are two problems with this: 1) AG's office can get the information is they ask, as most ISPs will help law enforcement; 2) An AG's (or most government agencies) office usually will negotiate some slap on the wrist. But, if you have 50 different people filing lawsuits against a spammer, it will hurt much more.
When they cancel a spammer, make the information on the spammer public so that the spammer can be tracked and sued.
It is not just the sale of the machine and things on the hype. Diebold also 'repaired' systems using unahthorized/unapproved/untested software and patches.
But in general (not zealots), the person using the software cares about the functionality and price. If something is free do most people care if it is open source? Have you modified your open source software today?
Of course people would not crack open a reactor if it will harm them or fly a plane into a building if they will be killed too.
(1) is it going to be safe similar to the claims of ?
(2). If at any point (including) end of life, some unsavory party can break into the reactor and steal the plutonium. Even if there are alarms, the thief would be long gone before the autorities could arrive (if it is not the government themselfs doing this).
Anti-virus software.
We have spams of gigabytes of pirated software available, but the government does nothing about that. They even signed a bill that says that they CAN SPAM ads for the pirated software.
When they sell the pirated software, it is clear that they may be an actual loss -- as opposed to just sitting unused on hard drives.
Lets force everyone to know DOS commands before using a computer. That way, they would know enough to maintain their own system.
One of the BBSs that I used to use, would allow us to drop into an MPM shell, but you would have to answer a questions, "what is the name of the debugger?"
There was a temporary privileges under RSTS/E back in the 70s that accomplished this.