OR leanard Peltier for another example. Them there clean-cut fbi boys sure do get there man everytime... even if it is the wrong one or a coverup for their own wrong doings.
reminds me alot of when I play with my dog... you pretend to throw the ball and their head goes then you throw it and it confuses them for a few seconds.
Kind of sad that American media (and sometimes americans) are like my dogs.
News flash, December 28, 2012
During this past Christmas season, a band of hackers known to the FBI as "3l33t d00dZeZ" have violated the DMCA bill through the bypassing of password-protected security within Windows 2010 Ultra-elite Corporate Edition. This breach in security left millions of computer systems open to attack during the holidays. During this attack, any information stored in the Microsoft Keep-Your-Stuff-Safe application is brute-force cracked over the Internet in much the same fashion as the early DDOS attacks in the late '90's-early 2000's. Because of the nature of this attack, and due to the landmark ruling by the Supreme Court in 2007 to mandate all computers to be constantly connected to the Internet to gather Microsoft patches more readily, every computer has been compromised. Due to the busy Christmas sales and larger than average Internet purchases this year, credit-card companies estimate any illegitimate charges should be found by Second-Quarter 2013. A Visa representative who asked to remain anonymous added, "We ask our customers to pay any discrepancies, and the amount will be held until the dispute has been rectified." In recent news, the stock market plummetted to an all-time low yesterday due to an erroneous document being forwarded via email between Stock Brokers. Contained within the said document was sensitive information regarding the financial records of several companies who will remain nameless. The origin of the document is unknown, however sources say it could have been sabatage by the group of hackers at large currently.
I agree with you... as it stands, the american gov't (multilevel conglamerate it is) has the ability to sniff out potential "civil disobedience" and eliminate any issues that could occur quite easily. Look at just recently with all the FBI activity related to Militias. (NOT active ones, either.. ones that gathered in case it was necessary to gain our rights back)
Basically, they've made it illegal to gather together as a militia now, which in it's own is unconstitutional.
See, that's why it's cheaper, it's a completely different processor.
Try to stay within the same realm... we're not talking about Athlon vs. Intel here, we're talking PreBuilt vs. Build-Your-Own.
Athlon 1800 == Intel 1.8ghz (roughly) ?
Intel chips are ~200 retail, 130-150 online. (256k l2 cache models) A comparable motherboard would be about 50-70 bucks. So, it's roughly the same I guess...
i needed a picture of a house (random house really) for something I was doing, and I went to the century21 website, and got one... they use that type of stuff, but I just cleared my cache and went in again, then I had the picture in my cache.
The only logical american response is to say "Really guys, we don't care that much about our privacy. If you mess up and snag my email now and then, don't freak. It's okay, you don't have to go delete everything.
I would never say such a thing in this lifetime. That's equivalent to saying, "Oh, it's alright guys, go ahead and database every gun purchase, and serial number. I have nothing to hide, i won't kill anyone!"
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OR leanard Peltier for another example.
Them there clean-cut fbi boys sure do get there man everytime... even if it is the wrong one or a coverup for their own wrong doings.
reminds me alot of when I play with my dog...
you pretend to throw the ball and their head goes then you throw it and it confuses them for a few seconds.
Kind of sad that American media (and sometimes americans) are like my dogs.
Yes.. I'm american.
Can't you picture it?
News flash, December 28, 2012
During this past Christmas season, a band of hackers known to the FBI as "3l33t d00dZeZ" have violated the DMCA bill through the bypassing of password-protected security within Windows 2010 Ultra-elite Corporate Edition. This breach in security left millions of computer systems open to attack during the holidays. During this attack, any information stored in the Microsoft Keep-Your-Stuff-Safe application is brute-force cracked over the Internet in much the same fashion as the early DDOS attacks in the late '90's-early 2000's. Because of the nature of this attack, and due to the landmark ruling by the Supreme Court in 2007 to mandate all computers to be constantly connected to the Internet to gather Microsoft patches more readily, every computer has been compromised. Due to the busy Christmas sales and larger than average Internet purchases this year, credit-card companies estimate any illegitimate charges should be found by Second-Quarter 2013. A Visa representative who asked to remain anonymous added, "We ask our customers to pay any discrepancies, and the amount will be held until the dispute has been rectified."
In recent news, the stock market plummetted to an all-time low yesterday due to an erroneous document being forwarded via email between Stock Brokers. Contained within the said document was sensitive information regarding the financial records of several companies who will remain nameless. The origin of the document is unknown, however sources say it could have been sabatage by the group of hackers at large currently.
In my opinion, completely changing Windows(tm), would remove the one reason why a lot of people buy it.
Oh?
Windows 3.11
Windows 95
Windows NT
Windows 2000
Windows XP
All of those versions of windows *advertised* backwards compatibility, however alot of times it wasn't.
Hell, alot of times it would have technically worked, but a dialog box popped up saying you are not running the right operating system.
nah...
don't you know that the only access to those ultra-expensive computer things are at work?
:)
heh... in todays day and age, if the employer doesn't FIRE you then it's a good day.
Or do they call it corporate downsizing still? =)
Wasn't Cairo NT 5? (e.g. Win2K)
I agree with you... as it stands, the american gov't (multilevel conglamerate it is) has the ability to sniff out potential "civil disobedience" and eliminate any issues that could occur quite easily. Look at just recently with all the FBI activity related to Militias. (NOT active ones, either.. ones that gathered in case it was necessary to gain our rights back)
Basically, they've made it illegal to gather together as a militia now, which in it's own is unconstitutional.
Brings to mind the Will Smith/Gene Hackman movie, "Enemy Of The State".
Almost scarey, eh?
Please explain to me why this wouldn't be a violation of the 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
Mostly because they'd say it isn't, and that's that.
Many other cases are like that.
Leonard Peltier also...
of course, that was before the net was popular.
Sickest part is, within the same session of net usage, I've looked into most of those things....
You'll know the answer to that once you write the wrong words in one of your emails.
Or for some reason they want to dig dirt up on you.
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See, that's why it's cheaper, it's a completely different processor.
Try to stay within the same realm... we're not talking about Athlon vs. Intel here, we're talking PreBuilt vs. Build-Your-Own.
Athlon 1800 == Intel 1.8ghz (roughly) ?
Intel chips are ~200 retail, 130-150 online. (256k l2 cache models) A comparable motherboard would be about 50-70 bucks. So, it's roughly the same I guess...
Okay, I'll shutup now.
dammit, I forgot to login, that was me :)
Are you going to pop a cap in our ass?
:)
heh.. I just did it in 10 seconds, dude. (and I've never used the newsreader in mozilla.. ever)
I just created a new account, put the news server name in and when i went to subscribe it asked for my userid and password.
Just like the rest of mozilla, it'll store it for you if you wish.
ahh yes...
the ominipotent song that is sung by a PAM. (pasty Angry Male)
I have to laugh everytime I see that video... bubblegum punk.
those types of things make me kinda laugh a bit.
i needed a picture of a house (random house really) for something I was doing, and I went to the century21 website, and got one... they use that type of stuff, but I just cleared my cache and went in again, then I had the picture in my cache.
honestly, do they think people are stupid?
(The $ in MS is just getting old).
So are those damned MS walkathons... you'd think Microsoft would make enough money off of their products, now they have to ask for handouts.
Jesus.
it's too late... he already knows the truth.
Go, avert your eyes before the propaganda infects you! Flee my friend!
The only logical american response is to say "Really guys, we don't care that much about our privacy. If you mess up and snag my email now and then, don't freak. It's okay, you don't have to go delete everything.
I would never say such a thing in this lifetime.
That's equivalent to saying, "Oh, it's alright guys, go ahead and database every gun purchase, and serial number. I have nothing to hide, i won't kill anyone!"
There, OsamaBin Ladoni wields the Death Jet, a Jet with the power to destroy an entire building.
I wonder how "funny" this is to the survivors of September 11th.
I don't think you need to worry much, they won't read it. I hear they are at the bank now.. probably laughing the whole way.
I didn't use the International stuff for KDE, I just emerged the normal kde packages.
I haven't gotten up to 3.0.1 yet, either... I'm still on 3.0, so we shall see.
Well yeah, in that case, thats perfectly moral and legal.
I wouldn't see how that's a problem anyway... I mean, thats how it's been for years before the GPL in academic software.