it has nothing to do with freedom of speech, it has everything to do with preventing terrorists from networking and planning attacks against innocent people.
Look, I understand Sony is paying the price for its own incompetence and failing to learn from what happened in 2011 to the Playstation Network. That being said, Lizard Squad does not have the right to exploit the network at the expense of the user.
I am not surprised that any of this is going on and it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone else. We let our governments conduct surveillance on us without any checks or balances. I encourage all of you to take measures to protect yourselves from such intrusions and unwarranted monitoring.
Cable tv is loaded with useless channels that the consumer is forced to pay for. Channels that most consumers never watch and/or never heard of come with the package and contribute to the cost of monthly access. Cable providers will never allow the consumer to pick what channels they want so the only solution is to cut the cord and subscribe to services like Netflix and Hulu. The other(not so legal option) is to torrent your favorite shows.
we would get a bunch of them from the local super market and throw them at each other, for some reason we thought this was fun, we were kids what can I say
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it has nothing to do with freedom of speech, it has everything to do with preventing terrorists from networking and planning attacks against innocent people.
Look, I understand Sony is paying the price for its own incompetence and failing to learn from what happened in 2011 to the Playstation Network. That being said, Lizard Squad does not have the right to exploit the network at the expense of the user.
I am not surprised that any of this is going on and it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone else. We let our governments conduct surveillance on us without any checks or balances. I encourage all of you to take measures to protect yourselves from such intrusions and unwarranted monitoring.
Cable tv is loaded with useless channels that the consumer is forced to pay for. Channels that most consumers never watch and/or never heard of come with the package and contribute to the cost of monthly access. Cable providers will never allow the consumer to pick what channels they want so the only solution is to cut the cord and subscribe to services like Netflix and Hulu. The other(not so legal option) is to torrent your favorite shows.
we would get a bunch of them from the local super market and throw them at each other, for some reason we thought this was fun, we were kids what can I say
i was pretty disgusted when i found this out, thank you to the slashdot community, and the editors for posting this. Much Love -finalcutmonstar