As many as 100,000 names and addresses were collected from searches of alleged bootleg equipment operations
O.K. we have search and arrest warrents for a Mr. S. Clause, I.P. Freely, Phil McKraken, and George Washington. We're still waiting on the ones for Clark Kent and M. Monroe. Let's roll.
Ha ha, what chumps. Why don't they just go door to door and ask people if they're stealing Direct TV's signal?
Agent: "Sorry to bother you sir but I'm Agent Thompson from the FBI, are you stealing a Direct T.V. signal?" Man at Door: "No." Agent: "Fair enough, thanks for your time."
Then, at midnight, all Code Red zombies quit searching for new victims. Instead the horde of enthralled computers all focused on flooding one of the servers that hosts Slashdot Web site with junk connections threatening its shutdown. "Slashdot essentially turned off one of its two DNS servers, saying that any requests to slashdot.org should be rerouted to the other server," says Jimmy Kuo, a Network Associates's McAfee fellow who assisted slashdot in finding a solution. Luckily, Code Red couldn't cope with the newly altered address and waged war on the inactive site. "The public didn't notice anything because any requests went to the other server," Kuo says.
We feel that this is payback for the numerous servers the "Slashdot Effect" has grinded to a halt. The author of this worm has made it personal.
The Court suggested that such holes might be avoided if the two sides the authors and the publishers could get together and agree contractually on the terms of electronic publication.
It seems that the Internet has turned from a dot-com frenzy into a contest about who can sue in the most unique way. Find a loophole, create a stir publicly about the injustice and then sue.
I agree that people should be compensated fairly for what they produce but come on! There has to be some limits.
Jacques Villeneuve (Formula One champion) attributes some of his reaction speed and mental quickness to playing video games. He is know as being one of the best starters in Formula One.
you might want to check your credit card bill post-haste..
*checking statement* "What the hell is this monthly charge from Verizon? They've been doing this monthly, like clockwork! Someone has to put a stop to this.
That's a loss for the country, NASA administrator Dan Goldin says. "These people reflect the American spirit. I'm sad America doesn't know them."
It's not that nobody knows them, it's just that not as many people follow the space program. It's not the nolity it used to be. There are people that follow every mission in detail and these are the people that are facinated with space and space travel. People have many more things to be interested in now with the advances in technology.
Brute force was required.
"They're tough little guys,"
Are you telling me that this Fowler guy and his team of scientists almost got their asses kicked by bacteria? BO is the least of their worries if that's the case. Hit the weights boys!
Slashdot Mirror
That "garbage" is called "New Country" and belive it or not, some people like it.
O.K. we have search and arrest warrents for a Mr. S. Clause, I.P. Freely, Phil McKraken, and George Washington. We're still waiting on the ones for Clark Kent and M. Monroe. Let's roll.
Ha ha, what chumps. Why don't they just go door to door and ask people if they're stealing Direct TV's signal?
Agent: "Sorry to bother you sir but I'm Agent Thompson from the FBI, are you stealing a Direct T.V. signal?"
Man at Door: "No."
Agent: "Fair enough, thanks for your time."
It seems that the Internet has turned from a dot-com frenzy into a contest about who can sue in the most unique way. Find a loophole, create a stir publicly about the injustice and then sue.
I agree that people should be compensated fairly for what they produce but come on! There has to be some limits.
It took them three years to find that out? Now that's depressing.
Geeks are fast, strong and pissed off, look out.
Next on Fox, "When good Geeks Go Bad"
*checking statement* "What the hell is this monthly charge from Verizon? They've been doing this monthly, like clockwork! Someone has to put a stop to this.
Is there anyone out there that's against cracking a 64bit encryption key?
Seriously though, good luck with the protest.
I can think of alot more *ahem* chores that I could teach a driod that would make me a happier man.
What will be next? I bet they start putting pornographic material on the web. What a bunch of sickos.
Speak for yourself!
Murphy's Law of Copiers
It's not that nobody knows them, it's just that not as many people follow the space program. It's not the nolity it used to be. There are people that follow every mission in detail and these are the people that are facinated with space and space travel. People have many more things to be interested in now with the advances in technology.
Murphy's Law of Copiers
Mmmmmmmm...............doughnuts. Is there anything they can't do?
Yeah, right between the cm cubed terabyte of storage and the ream of colour electronic paper.
"They're tough little guys,"
Are you telling me that this Fowler guy and his team of scientists almost got their asses kicked by bacteria? BO is the least of their worries if that's the case. Hit the weights boys!
One user was amazed that I knew his password but he had it plastered all over his monitor.
Murphy's Law of Copiers