I get tired of people who hide behind AC thinking they can get away with harassment and forum owners who won't take control of the situation. At least this requires a court order, which means the person or group demanding the information be made available must provide a reasonable justification to the court as to why it must be done. It's not a perfect system, but it's better than saying, "You can't allow anonymous posting."
It is a wonder how so many trolls, permanently grumpy people, and jerks see their useless rantings as brilliant freedom fighter communiques. Monkeys throwing feces. Still, given how things are going in our Great Land of Liberty I think I'd rather hang out with the monkeys.
No kidding. Gianugo Rabellino, the latest in a long of MS "open source" evangelists who are really cannon fodder, trotted out at conferences and press conferences to receive the rotten tomatoes. MS claims to hire the best and the brightest, and yet they keep finding people who actually take these thankless, impossible yes-but jobs. Doesn't seem all that bright to me.
Its McAfee not mcaffee.And the company isnt just about anti-virus you insensitive clod , its about hundreds of other enterprise levels products which make a _lot_ of money.
True. They're garbage, but they sell. American capitalism is amazing and wonderful.
and rehab, and the blahblahlblah usual excuses that mean "I don't know the first thing about security, but I have insider connections and can con almost anyone, especially other ignorant stupid CEOs. It's been a wonderful, lucrative experience! God bless, see you all in my new venture, securitized subprime mortgage loans!"
Down to #18, SHOW THEM!!! We need to retain our leadership in something, eh? Perhaps, we can offer bulk mail rates for spammers, like the USPS. BTW, I noticed that the Chinese are a little on the lite side, weight-wise, when compared to our corn-fed-beef-fed Americans. There may be more of them, but as a whole we probably outweigh them. And did I mention that we have a better Super Bowl? Now, don't even get me started about NASCAR . ..
Sad, isn't it. If it's any consolation we're #1 in infant mortality amongst industrialized nations. USA!
"For all intensive purposes, "whom" is no longer a word. That begs the question, "who cares"?"
Maybe you're being funny and I'm too thick to get it-- the correct term is "intents and purpose". Though intensive makes sense in a Joey Tribbiano-sort of way.
Pandora and other streaming services have to pay royalties, they don't get a free ride. They offer a whole lot more value, as so many people have noted, than the traditional pick-from-crappy-top-10 only business model. The bigwigs in the music industry cry a river every time someone challenges that. Slow learners.
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I get tired of people who hide behind AC thinking they can get away with harassment and forum owners who won't take control of the situation. At least this requires a court order, which means the person or group demanding the information be made available must provide a reasonable justification to the court as to why it must be done. It's not a perfect system, but it's better than saying, "You can't allow anonymous posting."
It is a wonder how so many trolls, permanently grumpy people, and jerks see their useless rantings as brilliant freedom fighter communiques. Monkeys throwing feces. Still, given how things are going in our Great Land of Liberty I think I'd rather hang out with the monkeys.
It's a trap!
No kidding. Gianugo Rabellino, the latest in a long of MS "open source" evangelists who are really cannon fodder, trotted out at conferences and press conferences to receive the rotten tomatoes. MS claims to hire the best and the brightest, and yet they keep finding people who actually take these thankless, impossible yes-but jobs. Doesn't seem all that bright to me.
Its McAfee not mcaffee .And the company isnt just about anti-virus you insensitive clod , its about hundreds of other enterprise levels products which make a _lot_ of money .
True. They're garbage, but they sell. American capitalism is amazing and wonderful.
No wonder Windows "security" still stinks, they're supporting a multi-billion dollar parasite "security" ecosystem.
and rehab, and the blahblahlblah usual excuses that mean "I don't know the first thing about security, but I have insider connections and can con almost anyone, especially other ignorant stupid CEOs. It's been a wonderful, lucrative experience! God bless, see you all in my new venture, securitized subprime mortgage loans!"
Down to #18, SHOW THEM!!! We need to retain our leadership in something, eh? Perhaps, we can offer bulk mail rates for spammers, like the USPS. BTW, I noticed that the Chinese are a little on the lite side, weight-wise, when compared to our corn-fed-beef-fed Americans. There may be more of them, but as a whole we probably outweigh them. And did I mention that we have a better Super Bowl? Now, don't even get me started about NASCAR . . .
Sad, isn't it. If it's any consolation we're #1 in infant mortality amongst industrialized nations. USA!
"For all intensive purposes, "whom" is no longer a word. That begs the question, "who cares"?" Maybe you're being funny and I'm too thick to get it-- the correct term is "intents and purpose". Though intensive makes sense in a Joey Tribbiano-sort of way.
Because the "bubbles" got about two seconds of attention. The rest was airy-fairy 'Minority Report'-style handwaving.
Pandora and other streaming services have to pay royalties, they don't get a free ride. They offer a whole lot more value, as so many people have noted, than the traditional pick-from-crappy-top-10 only business model. The bigwigs in the music industry cry a river every time someone challenges that. Slow learners.
Now how about sanctions and damages for obviously corrupt and bogus litigation?
...is now at airports. OK. Cool.