I believe the submitter misread the article. Everywhere else is saying that he hacked the Cleveland Reserve and separately stole the credit cards. The Fed banks have no reason to keep credit card numbers.
Except to zero out everyone's accounts when the balloon goes up.
He stole stolen credit card numbers? They ended up being twice stolen? And why was the Federal Reserve Bank harboring stolen numbers anyway?
Exactly, the fed banksters are the true criminals. They hide behind the government and stab that same government in the back with unreasonable interest rates. Now, they are in possession of "stolen?" numbers. I guess the fed can't print enough money 24/7/365, so the have to steal money to pay off the bought dogs in D.C. Now that the left hand puppet has wrested control from the right hand puppet, everything should be under control. N'est-ce pas? It's time to return to the precious metal standard and rid ourselves of these banksters once and for all.
The free world thanks you Senator Wyden of Oregon. Senator Stephen Conroy of Australia, take note.
Well I guess that now the elections are over, it's back to no business as usual. When the politicians stop fearing the voters, it's time for the voters to fear the politicians. Slap, slap Mr. Rangle, slap, slap Mr. Delay.
I'm not defending these lawyers, but isn't this "kill all lawyers"-kinda indiscriminate punishment very much akin to what these lawyers are doing and what we're all railing against in the first place?
Aren't most of the politicians in Washington, lawyers? There, fixed that for ya.
Famous qoute, "First Kill all the lawyers" seems apropos.
And I know it probably wasn't what was intended within the context of the play, but it sure does seem correct now.
The lack of features IS the expensive feature.
Because of that the volume is low and the price per unit is higher to make it, I would expect.
The real and original non-smartphone is the hard wired land line, with a rotary dial. The only expense is to continually pay a lease fee that pays for the installation 50 times over.
They at least mean the doors in his department buildings open automatically for him
Yes but is that interesting or relevant? To me it's just a PR stunt. This guy is a professor of photography and has a camera implanted in his head. It's just on par.
A PR stunt? Any garage door opener should fix that. Hope he doesn't have plans to see the president, the secret service would have a fit.
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How about just short list with notable I.T. contributions?:
Dr. Martin Dean, holds 3 of the 9 IBM PC patents
Kenneth Dunkley - inventor of 3D viewing glasses and holographic displays
Dr. Philip Emeagwali - Gordon Bell prize for computation, in 1989 invented fastest (at the time) supercomputer wiht 65K processing nodes
Dr. Shirley Jackson, a theoretical physicist and inventor at Bell labs who made the improvements that resulted in the usable versions of the fax, undersea fiber optic systems, touch tone phone, solar cell, caller id and call waiting.
Valerie Thomas - head of NASA's Landsat development team, inventor of data imaging systems
Don't forget that Al the Gore invented the internet.
With the new technology out, you can pee on a thumb drive looking thing during your match and you can also know whether you have an STD or not. I guess if you are in a pissing match, it would probably be nice to know if you had a std beforehand
If I stick it up my ass, will it tell me if I have hemorrhoids or if I need a colonoscopy?
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I believe the submitter misread the article. Everywhere else is saying that he hacked the Cleveland Reserve and separately stole the credit cards. The Fed banks have no reason to keep credit card numbers.
Except to zero out everyone's accounts when the balloon goes up.
He stole stolen credit card numbers? They ended up being twice stolen? And why was the Federal Reserve Bank harboring stolen numbers anyway?
Exactly, the fed banksters are the true criminals. They hide behind the government and stab that same government in the back with unreasonable interest rates. Now, they are in possession of "stolen?" numbers. I guess the fed can't print enough money 24/7/365, so the have to steal money to pay off the bought dogs in D.C.
Now that the left hand puppet has wrested control from the right hand puppet, everything should be under control. N'est-ce pas?
It's time to return to the precious metal standard and rid ourselves of these banksters once and for all.
you forgot "what could possibly go wrong?"
Well, let's load it up with gasoline and C-4, send it on its way and find out.
I expected the "Cyber cold war" to be way more matrix-y than this.
I expected the "Cyber cold war" to be way more skynet-y than this.
The fact that the clue had to be "leaked" to the intelligence(?) community, truly seems apropos.
Wh*n will th*s* p*opl* g*t a clu*?
Leaked hint: It's a vowel, not a, not i, not o, not u, and not sometimes y.
The free world thanks you Senator Wyden of Oregon. Senator Stephen Conroy of Australia, take note.
Well I guess that now the elections are over, it's back to no business as usual. When the politicians stop fearing the voters, it's time for the voters to fear the politicians.
Slap, slap Mr. Rangle, slap, slap Mr. Delay.
And how much of this tech is stolen from the USA and other nations?
It's not stolen. It's a knock-off of the Japanese Cherry Blossom Squadron.
Vote with your wallet and don't fly. Deny the airlines money by not using their services.
It's about psychological impact, not dead people. Life is cheap except when taken in exotic ways with lots of media coverage.
Resistance is futile! better off with under garment strap-ons and butt plugs. The psychological damage should be the viewer's, not the viewee's.
grabbing my penis, fondling my beasts
Wow! You must be an interesting shape! :-)
One Word: Shemale.
It would only be stealing if he was deprived of something.
I think the RIAA & MPAA might disagree with that statement.
One Word: Taking.
I'm still not sure how this doesn't violate the Fourth Amendment.
Patriot Act, there, fixed that for ya.
It could be worse.
It is. Two words, Codex Alimentarius.
I'm not defending these lawyers, but isn't this "kill all lawyers"-kinda indiscriminate punishment very much akin to what these lawyers are doing and what we're all railing against in the first place?
Aren't most of the politicians in Washington, lawyers? There, fixed that for ya.
There was one Justice League episode that had the ultimate answer to prevent scumball lawyers - all lawyers share the sentence of their clients.
And how would that work for O. J.?
Famous qoute, "First Kill all the lawyers" seems apropos. And I know it probably wasn't what was intended within the context of the play, but it sure does seem correct now.
Pirates and sharks, how apropos.
There's a reason why the rest of the Horse should be attached.
We could always let FEMA handle it.
Sounds like Enron to me.
The lack of features IS the expensive feature. Because of that the volume is low and the price per unit is higher to make it, I would expect.
The real and original non-smartphone is the hard wired land line, with a rotary dial. The only expense is to continually pay a lease fee that pays for the installation 50 times over.
They at least mean the doors in his department buildings open automatically for him
Yes but is that interesting or relevant? To me it's just a PR stunt. This guy is a professor of photography and has a camera implanted in his head. It's just on par.
A PR stunt? Any garage door opener should fix that. Hope he doesn't have plans to see the president, the secret service would have a fit.
How about just short list with notable I.T. contributions?:
Dr. Martin Dean, holds 3 of the 9 IBM PC patents
Kenneth Dunkley - inventor of 3D viewing glasses and holographic displays
Dr. Philip Emeagwali - Gordon Bell prize for computation, in 1989 invented fastest (at the time) supercomputer wiht 65K processing nodes
Dr. Shirley Jackson, a theoretical physicist and inventor at Bell labs who made the improvements that resulted in the usable versions of the fax, undersea fiber optic systems, touch tone phone, solar cell, caller id and call waiting.
Valerie Thomas - head of NASA's Landsat development team, inventor of data imaging systems
Don't forget that Al the Gore invented the internet.
Since I'm a shareholder -- by virtue of mutual fund shares in my 401k and IRA accounts -- I want to know the truth.
Just think about it.Vapor ware => Vapor sales, ergo, 401k and IRA => Vapor.
Government is not telling you you can't eat poison.
Of course they are, the bought dogs of big pharma, the FDA says so.
The Government is telling you you can't sell poison disguised as food.
Of course they are, see above comment.
And when you fall ill through no fault of your own, wouldn't it be nice to have an economic safety net to tide you over until you recover?
You mean like forced healthcare? The politicians should be mandated to the same healthcare they are shoving down the necks of their employers
The more people participate, the cheaper it becomes for everyone.
Isn't that what Bernie Madoff said of his Ponzi scheme?
With the new technology out, you can pee on a thumb drive looking thing during your match and you can also know whether you have an STD or not. I guess if you are in a pissing match, it would probably be nice to know if you had a std beforehand
If I stick it up my ass, will it tell me if I have hemorrhoids or if I need a colonoscopy?
I still have windows 1.0, still in the box. The only thing missing is Bill Gates autograph.
Not all people are terrorists, but all terrorists are people..
Except when sanctioned by/for the government.