I mean the guy on the cover of the game and in the PDF. I see this guy all the time. Is he the Mascot or one of the coders? Those glasses fail to make me scared of him.
I've seen arcade video games based on bands, they pretty much sucked.
Add to it lack of interest. Metallica, is way over the hill now. This will end badly as Lars starts mouthing off to the programmers and saying they are ripping off Metallica's image in a game they are sponsoring.
No good programmer will work for them.
Grounds = Yet Another Phoney Terrorism Alert
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Geocaching Crackdown?
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One of the favorite old tricks of the Soviet spy networks was to do a variation of GeoCaching called a Dead Drop.
People would go to secret locations and leave messages and spy related items, never to return. Their contacts would then come at a totally different time and pick up said items.
Geo Caching would provide far to many 'False Positives' to the Keystone Kops chasing terror suspects.
I am so gonna miss the (555) 123 4567 type numbers. Will you have to use the * key to make the dots in the quads?
Reminds me of that old Dogbert Joke about having a Tilde in the phone number. I wonder how long it will be till them move to IPv6, won't that be a joy to dial.
Would it not be better to use a maze that they would have to traverse. Might be able to breed a better human if the sperm had to find it's way to the egg. Maybe with little ghosts that flash colors when you find a powerup.
Your seeing this from the retail costs, in order to make money they need to charge something. If they don't make money they don't stay in business. Where do you think the got that $300K? I don't use hosting companies, I got my own and I know how to manage it. All in all it's a mindless arguement. If you need to grouse about the rental costs of a few hundred megs of disk space online, maybe you should get your own box in it's own rack.
It's about things like backups, raid, and power. I host my own box on the net, I got 100 gigs, but I pay all the bills and do the backups myself. There are few things that a hosting company can charge for, bandwidth is uniform and like water. CPU speed is a nebuous factor (not the net nobody cares how fast it sceams). On the other hand Disk space is measurable and has some overhead. A gig in a home system is cheap, A gig in a NetApp with daily backups isn't.
While I do have a bare shred of faith that a Judge will understand the intent here is not to defraud. The intent is to Defend/Detect an attack. It's a defense system that does not cause harm. What you are in fact creating is a Electronic Burglar Alarm. Has I understand tracing the offender is ok, attacking his system isn't. Informing the Domain's Admin/Owner/Upstream Provider is ok. Wasting a Hacker's time in a honey pot isn't illegal, frying their brain like in a William Gibson novel (attractive thought it may be) would be.
On the Honey Pot issue, what differentiates it from a Online game? You put it there, people come and there are rules to get in. It would seem that the argument that putting up a Honeypot is an invitation to enter (the Honeypot only). While a SysAdmin could learn valuable lessons from observation, the defense of the Alleged hacker could be that they 'KNEW' it was a Honeypot and that the price of entry was cleverness not cash. Therefore they are playing a game, one in nature much like Ultima online or Neverwinter Nights.
Don't worry about this, it's for the most part a groundless fear. If you did actually come under attack by some foolish District Attorney, likely You would be getting calls from the likes of Johnny Cochran and Alan Dershowitz offering free legal.
This article is fearmongering a distant cousin of trolling.
Looks like Estes has all their ducks in a row in regards to Homeland Security take a look at their website This may work to our advantage with regards to meeting the little green men, Estes Rockets are kinda small so we need really small pilots. Maybe Mars has an ATF of their own....
While I do have a bare shred of faith that a Judge will understand the intent here is not to defraud. The intent is to defend against attack. It's a defense system that does not cause harm. What you are in fact creating is a Electronic Burglar Alarm. Has I understand tracing the offender is ok, attacking his system isn't. Informing the Domain's Admin/Owner/Upstream Provider is ok. Wasting a Hacker's time in a honey pot isn't illegal, frying their brain like in a William Gibson novel (attractive thought it may be) would be.
On the Honey Pot issue, what differentiates it from a Online game? You put it there, people come and there are rules to get in. It would seem that the argument that putting up a Honeypot is an invitation to enter (the Honeypot only). While a SysAdmin could learn valuable lessons from observation, the defense of the Alleged hacker could be that they 'KNEW' it was a Honeypot and that the price of entry was cleverness not cash. Therefore they are playing a game, one in nature much like Ultima online or Neverwinter Nights.
Don't worry about this, it's for the most part a groundless fear. If you did actually come under attack by some foolish District Attorney, likely You would be getting calls from the likes of Johnny Cochran and Alan Dershowitz offering free legal.
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Both are fairly creepy.
We could put them on Linux boxen. Yeah Linux can handle unanticipated shutdowns. Better still put one before a UPS in the chain.
Sorry Mr Morton, we can't issues you that 4 million dollar policy, you have cancer. It's a pre-existing condition so you assed out.
Or maybe I am just not hip enough
I read the book on doing it last year. Slashdot is sooo behind the times on this one.
Z80A-3.25 MHz CPU is the best ever made.
Add to it lack of interest. Metallica, is way over the hill now. This will end badly as Lars starts mouthing off to the programmers and saying they are ripping off Metallica's image in a game they are sponsoring.
No good programmer will work for them.
People would go to secret locations and leave messages and spy related items, never to return. Their contacts would then come at a totally different time and pick up said items.
Geo Caching would provide far to many 'False Positives' to the Keystone Kops chasing terror suspects.
Step One: Build a Media Empire.
Step Two: Buy out the US Government
Step Three: ????
I didn't know the GBA had a speaker. I hear they couldn't afford Freddie Prinze, Jr
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WE AWAIT SILENT TRISTERO'S EMPIRE.
Reminds me of that old Dogbert Joke about having a Tilde in the phone number. I wonder how long it will be till them move to IPv6, won't that be a joy to dial.
Meaning Indicatators of Processor Speed? Sounds like a Marketspeak. Must we take serious everything that comes out in a press release?
Would it not be better to use a maze that they would have to traverse. Might be able to breed a better human if the sperm had to find it's way to the egg. Maybe with little ghosts that flash colors when you find a powerup.
If not puns do Sperm count?
See here
Don't you mean http://www.gwbush.com/home.shtml?
Your seeing this from the retail costs, in order to make money they need to charge something. If they don't make money they don't stay in business. Where do you think the got that $300K? I don't use hosting companies, I got my own and I know how to manage it. All in all it's a mindless arguement. If you need to grouse about the rental costs of a few hundred megs of disk space online, maybe you should get your own box in it's own rack.
Thanks to your buddies at Enron, what choice did he have?
It's about things like backups, raid, and power. I host my own box on the net, I got 100 gigs, but I pay all the bills and do the backups myself. There are few things that a hosting company can charge for, bandwidth is uniform and like water. CPU speed is a nebuous factor (not the net nobody cares how fast it sceams). On the other hand Disk space is measurable and has some overhead. A gig in a home system is cheap, A gig in a NetApp with daily backups isn't.
Sure, why not? Why would where you live matter. The case is the sexy thing not your little burg.
While I do have a bare shred of faith that a Judge will understand the intent here is not to defraud. The intent is to Defend/Detect an attack. It's a defense system that does not cause harm. What you are in fact creating is a Electronic Burglar Alarm. Has I understand tracing the offender is ok, attacking his system isn't. Informing the Domain's Admin/Owner/Upstream Provider is ok. Wasting a Hacker's time in a honey pot isn't illegal, frying their brain like in a William Gibson novel (attractive thought it may be) would be.
On the Honey Pot issue, what differentiates it from a Online game? You put it there, people come and there are rules to get in. It would seem that the argument that putting up a Honeypot is an invitation to enter (the Honeypot only). While a SysAdmin could learn valuable lessons from observation, the defense of the Alleged hacker could be that they 'KNEW' it was a Honeypot and that the price of entry was cleverness not cash. Therefore they are playing a game, one in nature much like Ultima online or Neverwinter Nights.
Don't worry about this, it's for the most part a groundless fear. If you did actually come under attack by some foolish District Attorney, likely You would be getting calls from the likes of Johnny Cochran and Alan Dershowitz offering free legal.
This article is fearmongering a distant cousin of trolling.
Looks like Estes has all their ducks in a row in regards to Homeland Security take a look at their website This may work to our advantage with regards to meeting the little green men, Estes Rockets are kinda small so we need really small pilots. Maybe Mars has an ATF of their own....
On the Honey Pot issue, what differentiates it from a Online game? You put it there, people come and there are rules to get in. It would seem that the argument that putting up a Honeypot is an invitation to enter (the Honeypot only). While a SysAdmin could learn valuable lessons from observation, the defense of the Alleged hacker could be that they 'KNEW' it was a Honeypot and that the price of entry was cleverness not cash. Therefore they are playing a game, one in nature much like Ultima online or Neverwinter Nights.
Don't worry about this, it's for the most part a groundless fear. If you did actually come under attack by some foolish District Attorney, likely You would be getting calls from the likes of Johnny Cochran and Alan Dershowitz offering free legal.
Paranoid Fantasy or Snide Remark, you decide.