>fortunate enough to have broadband with a cap in the double-digit GB
For as much as you brits rag on us americans, I am damn glad I don't have to deal with this bullshit.
How can you call that fortunate?
Or maybe the person with the facebook account doesn't care if some faceless corp knows his name, email, and what him and his friends are doing for dinner.
Maybe instead of assuming the user is ignorant, assume that he isn't a paranoid jackass?
Kinda unrelated, it would be really awesome if there was some place you could go online to view all of your synced android data and modify it from the computer. I know you can do that with contacts and such and there are things like AppBrain, but that's not complete.
Hate to spoil your party, but Anonymous is everyone until you start leaving your ID everywhere, then anonymous is:
72.101.37.123 69.69.69.69 12.39.17.8 etc.
The problem is LOIC traffic probably looks a lot different than botnet dDoS traffic, also in places where other internet access is monitored, it's a safe bet that if half their traffic that -isn't- pakits is IRC and 4chan, then you've got the right guy.
Also your second point is wrong because any time that anything like this happens only about half the people are legit "Anonymous", the others are people that just show up from slashdot, digg, ebaums world, etc to help, and there is a large amount of organisation. Just look at chanloligy, probably the most organized thing "Anon" has ever done. Good times.
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>fortunate enough to have broadband with a cap in the double-digit GB
For as much as you brits rag on us americans, I am damn glad I don't have to deal with this bullshit.
How can you call that fortunate?
No sir, my cables are zero oxygen pure gold. For only 3x the price of yours!
Synchronizing his bipolar cycles with 60 (or 50) Hz might be hard...
How do you know that fucking up your brain electricity is better?
I haven't tried personally, but it -should-. What language are you looking for?
How is that a problem? They know the most about how the devices operate.
Find an OEM ISO on a torrent site, burn it, then use the key included with the computer.
That's not really the case, most of the dumbphone "IM" applications are really sending IMs over SMS.
Well sort-of. Jailbreaking is an iOS term where rooting applies to Android specifically and *nix in general.
Or maybe the person with the facebook account doesn't care if some faceless corp knows his name, email, and what him and his friends are doing for dinner. Maybe instead of assuming the user is ignorant, assume that he isn't a paranoid jackass?
>but he's not oppressing the poor or breaking the law.
Oh for fucks sake. "Anonymous" isn't some group of activists.
If only I had mod points.
Thank you. Back in the day "Anonymous" ment something. Now it's a buzzword used to represent any random group of idiots.
Just another form of slacktivism common these days. Like changing your facebook picture to help abused children or "sleeping in" for Autism.
I believe quicklime is CaO, calcium oxide (not a metal oxide). You're thinking of yellowcake.
OS X user here, I don't even have an up command. Perhaps the GP was thinking of another command?
Last login: Sun Jan 9 19:12:18 from m355a36d0.tmodns.net
[seanconnolly@fenrir:~]$ man up
No manual entry for up
Kinda unrelated, it would be really awesome if there was some place you could go online to view all of your synced android data and modify it from the computer. I know you can do that with contacts and such and there are things like AppBrain, but that's not complete.
I don't know about you, but I haven't had offline access working in any google product for quite a long time. Using Chrome dev here.
iPod touch isn't a phone.
Hate to spoil your party, but Anonymous is everyone until you start leaving your ID everywhere, then anonymous is:
72.101.37.123
69.69.69.69
12.39.17.8
etc.
And up went a million cries of "I dun goof'd" ?
PS Nice sig, I lol'd
Going to mention again that this is 100% not the case.
As someone who was active in the IRC where LOIC was being developed, it was never intended to be anything other than a DoS tool. Thus the name, etc.
A perl (iirc) script used for sending packages to internet locations.
See also: USPS, Royal Mail, etc.
Obvious anon detected.
The problem is LOIC traffic probably looks a lot different than botnet dDoS traffic, also in places where other internet access is monitored, it's a safe bet that if half their traffic that -isn't- pakits is IRC and 4chan, then you've got the right guy.
Also your second point is wrong because any time that anything like this happens only about half the people are legit "Anonymous", the others are people that just show up from slashdot, digg, ebaums world, etc to help, and there is a large amount of organisation. Just look at chanloligy, probably the most organized thing "Anon" has ever done. Good times.