According to court documents, the MPAA came into possession of the e-mails after first being approached by Robert Anderson. Anderson is a former business associate of Justin Bunnell, TorrentSpy's founder.
That's just timing. It does not say that Robert Anderson supplied the e-mails.
Anderson allegedly "hacked" into TorrentSpy's e-mail system and rigged it so that "every incoming and outgoing e-mail message would also be copied and forwarded to his anonymous Google e-mail account," records show.
Allegedly. Note: that is the same procedure as the NSA program.
Anderson contacted Dean Garfield, the MPAA's senior legal counsel, in June 2005. Anderson told Garfield that he had an informant who supplied him with the e-mails.
So, he either allegedly hacked the TorrentSpy e-mail software,
*or* an informant supplied him with the e-mails.
Well, if he hacked the e-mail software, he would not need an informant.
The entire article is full of questions and possibly disinformation.
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Well, a lottery ticket costs more, but there is actually
a chance that it is worth more than the paper it is printed on.
Real world benchmarks will decide.
I notice that Microsoft behaviour is quite similar.
You failed to mention the money dangled over the trap.
This lab is the result of the Microsoft-Novell FUD agreement.
And at 2500 square feet, I.E., a 50x50 foot room,
the techs don't have a lot of room to interoperate.
It's a farce to appease the EU.
Well, the rate per hour isn't that high,
so you better get up early that day.
Who needs Bin Laden when you have Microsoft?
Microsoft can inflict more economic damage in one day
than Bin Laden could ever dream of.
Darl McBride, SCO's CEO, [redacted] confirmed that SCO believes the license conveyed the right to Sun to open source Solaris.
Darl, believes.
He believes a lot of things, none have been proven true.
The relational concept will still exist regardless of the underlying storage methods.
You gotta admit though, June was hot!
The depends upon the SPF rating.
I agree, their explanation sucks. Plain and simple, this problem
did not occur as a result of the failure to monitor the situation.
No, Microsoft just fucked up, and did not even know what their
recovery procedure should have been.
It was a procedural screwup, not due to lack of monitoring.
If they had been monitoring the systems closer, yes they could
have discovered the fuckup sooner, but they still fucked up.
Because they gain a bunch of sheeple that become
conditioned to being monitored.
Dream on. They rent.
So, he either allegedly hacked the TorrentSpy e-mail software, *or* an informant supplied him with the e-mails.
Well, if he hacked the e-mail software, he would not need an informant.
The entire article is full of questions and possibly disinformation.
MPAA likely got the e-mails indirectly from the NSA.
That's cloning. This is LFS (Life From Scratch),
not to be confused with Linux From Scratch.
I agree. It can all be an illusion due to gravitational lensing.
Space is tricky, there is more to it than meets the eye.
Minor problem: The poles are only powered during the night.
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Yep, and those people are in Europe.
That, or it's really good disinformation.
Of course, all of the 'programs' could just be
really good disinformation.
No, they're over-funding private concerns, such as Blackwater.