Sounds like a drug/contraband/money traffickers dream come true. Call up GM with fake credentials, get a car, nobody sees your face on camera when you pick up your vehicle.
You're forgetting we live in a post 9/11/2001 world now... it's hardly hyperbolic with the crazy amount of power the US now has to deal with situations like this. The only difference is Sklyarov actually got an arraignment and trial.
Only if smoked. Combusting anything and inhaling it into your lungs will have a bad experience. This is why serious users who reject the hippie culture vaporize or ingest it.
Yup, News Flash: Al Qaeda documents found on Kim Dotcom's server hard drives. Dotcom's whereabouts are unknown and has not been in contact with his lawyers or family members for several weeks. The US has no comment.
Exactly. I'll be physically present at the launch and put my vile into the capsule and watch it be loaded on to the rocket, thank you. Anything less than that, I'll keep my money.
The UN is a joke. The US will never ratify this and implement this in our laws. It only applies to those "other" UN members. Take the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child treaty which was implemented 17 years ago, but we have YET to ratify it because the conservatives have a huge problem with children having rights or their own views and feelings being taken into account on things like education, parental placement, etc. as well as being prohibited from the death penalty if you are under 18 years old, etc. Good luck with that. Who is going to stop us? The UN?
The second quote is the best. Basically, "I don't think the federal government should preclude the states allowing gay marriage, so I support the federal law that bans gay marriage." WTF?
Great. Who would honestly want to live in a place like Texas anyway? You've got 49 options. Make use of them if you don't like how things turn out in your state. There are plenty more with ideas and attitudes that you will find suitable. All those people who don't like it, should move and take their money with them and invest into a state government that protects their citizens.
I'm curious how they are going to flood their own people with a "fog of disinformation" and not cause chaos. The information has to be believable but false, and once its out there how do they stop their own people from acting on it as though it is accurate?
Exactly. People in the military or working on classified projects need to know all of the facts. Those facts have to be accurate. It won't change leakers, it will just mean they will have to proofread and verify the facts before they spill documents.
Who says it hasn't already been the status quo for a century? You honestly don't think they just came up with this idea... How else do you think they keep tabs on spies and double agents?
Slashdot Mirror
What do you think a hacker wants from a partner?
"See, Honey?"
or
"C, Honey."
Solve problems? Ha! The Girlfriend (especially when upgraded to The Wife) creates tons MORE problems
Sounds like a job for someone skilled in social engineering.
Tinfoil hat affixed.
Sounds like a drug/contraband/money traffickers dream come true. Call up GM with fake credentials, get a car, nobody sees your face on camera when you pick up your vehicle.
You're forgetting we live in a post 9/11/2001 world now... it's hardly hyperbolic with the crazy amount of power the US now has to deal with situations like this. The only difference is Sklyarov actually got an arraignment and trial.
Fuck you?
The article mentions no trojans. Why would they need trojans when they can roll out patches to their user' workstations?
That said, I'm really curious as to what software they used, and why (if any) virus scanners didn't pick this up.
Sorry, we tried banning alcohol. It's impossible.
Pot does raise your risk of emphysema.
Only if smoked. Combusting anything and inhaling it into your lungs will have a bad experience.
This is why serious users who reject the hippie culture vaporize or ingest it.
Somehow I doubt the NSA has such infrastucture.
If they don't yet, they sure as hell will soon
Having had to support Microsoft junk for over 15 years, the cynic in me screams that this was a reactive approach.
It's been interesting to see the public perception of Kim Dotcom morph from "evil bastard who got his comeuppance" to "cult hero and victim".
Learn the difference between personal opinions of character to defending due process, liberty and justice for anyone.
Yup,
News Flash: Al Qaeda documents found on Kim Dotcom's server hard drives. Dotcom's whereabouts are unknown and has not been in contact with his lawyers or family members for several weeks. The US has no comment.
Exactly. I'll be physically present at the launch and put my vile into the capsule and watch it be loaded on to the rocket, thank you. Anything less than that, I'll keep my money.
You're thinking of Left for Dead.
Watch them take the game and slap a new title on it...
Maybe you should read the 13th amendment of the constitution sometime. It's illegal in the US, period.
The UN is a joke. The US will never ratify this and implement this in our laws. It only applies to those "other" UN members. Take the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child treaty which was implemented 17 years ago, but we have YET to ratify it because the conservatives have a huge problem with children having rights or their own views and feelings being taken into account on things like education, parental placement, etc. as well as being prohibited from the death penalty if you are under 18 years old, etc. Good luck with that. Who is going to stop us? The UN?
The second quote is the best. Basically, "I don't think the federal government should preclude the states allowing gay marriage, so I support the federal law that bans gay marriage." WTF?
Great. Who would honestly want to live in a place like Texas anyway? You've got 49 options. Make use of them if you don't like how things turn out in your state. There are plenty more with ideas and attitudes that you will find suitable. All those people who don't like it, should move and take their money with them and invest into a state government that protects their citizens.
Iran?
I'm curious how they are going to flood their own people with a "fog of disinformation" and not cause chaos. The information has to be believable but false, and once its out there how do they stop their own people from acting on it as though it is accurate?
Exactly. People in the military or working on classified projects need to know all of the facts. Those facts have to be accurate. It won't change leakers, it will just mean they will have to proofread and verify the facts before they spill documents.
Who says it hasn't already been the status quo for a century? You honestly don't think they just came up with this idea... How else do you think they keep tabs on spies and double agents?
No. http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20091211/0810217306.shtml
It's hemp BRAKE, not break.
OP got it wrong.
So how's hiring drunk coders working out for you, Mark?
As well as dispelling the myths surrounding them, from the lead security researcher for Itron Inc.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ePWfR6A4_o
Your CO will fully understand! After all, it was made by the US Naval Research Labs..