It's not like Cybersecurity has to be BASED specifically for the U.S., like homeland security. I'm sure the Airforce/Navy/Army hackers can handle this. Actually, I'm pretty sure that there is already a MOS for this.
Logging onto the internet is sort of like putting your house in the middle of a city, with all the doors and windows open, then letting random strangers walk through your house, along with the people you "want" to walk through your house. Your gonna have a hard time keeping people out of your bed room........
From the article:
"If Hollywood really wants to get rough, they might get down to the ugly task of cyberwarfare."
Oh yes, I'm sure that Hackers everywhere are trembling from Hollywood's l337 c|2@ck3r sk1llz.
It would be a U.S. vs. Iraq type of war.
If the RIAA had really wanted to scare Kazaa users they would have the users see this when they boot up "MBR not found."
Instead they send out messages to everyone using Kazaa....real scary.
There is a simple and free solution to this. Instead of typing in an URL in your address bar, goto www.google.com click on preferences, and set it to use a strict filter. Now run a search on where you wanted to go. American Girls gives you www.americangirl.com not a pr0n site.
Slashdot Mirror
From the article:
LaBrunerie said Microsoft surveyed 2,500 customers in the past year in an effort to find ways to mend fences with them.
Hmmm I wonder if they interviewed any Slashdotters...
Microsoft:What can we to make you pay us an annual fee?
Slashdotter: I'll never join the dark side!
Oh wait, it says they interviewed customers, NM.
It makes a Patriot missile battery not recognize you as friendly.
From the article: Telling us what we can or can't create, we think is unconstitutional.
But of course if MS tells YOU what you can or cannot create, that's perfectly OK.
and we always pursue those.
Yes, far be it from you to let a great injustice, like someone using their Xbox how they see fit, from going unpunished.
Can't the military handle this?
It's not like Cybersecurity has to be BASED specifically for the U.S., like homeland security. I'm sure the Airforce/Navy/Army hackers can handle this. Actually, I'm pretty sure that there is already a MOS for this.
"Would you rather be stuck with Token Ring?"
Ya, just look at what happened to Frodo!
And suddenly pirate versions of GTA 3 become very popular in Washington.......
She wants to devote full time to being a pr0n star? *looks hopefull*
Because he has to patent to life. Monsanto just modified existing life, he didn't create it.
What should you do about it? What until the owner shows up for it, then beat the shit out of him.
You could add something in the seat of the chair that would make one-handed typing unecessary ;-)
It'll never beat Hamster Havoc
"Don't do it; hold yourself back!" But it's so HARD to.
Lawn Gnomes! [Points: World conquest.]
Logging onto the internet is sort of like putting your house in the middle of a city, with all the doors and windows open, then letting random strangers walk through your house, along with the people you "want" to walk through your house. Your gonna have a hard time keeping people out of your bed room........
Yes.........and make windows as good for gaming as Linux.
How is that more secure than the little combination lock icon?
"we'll be tempted to archive everything about ourselves, including pictures and videos."
Isn't that called your brain?
I don't know about you, but I can remember my fondest life experiences.
From the article: "If Hollywood really wants to get rough, they might get down to the ugly task of cyberwarfare." Oh yes, I'm sure that Hackers everywhere are trembling from Hollywood's l337 c|2@ck3r sk1llz. It would be a U.S. vs. Iraq type of war. If the RIAA had really wanted to scare Kazaa users they would have the users see this when they boot up "MBR not found." Instead they send out messages to everyone using Kazaa....real scary.
Microsoft views playboy as a competitor, and is launching it's own porn site: www.playbill.com
They collect all this information, and if questioned about it, they would say, "It's to protect us from terrorism."
That's all well and good, but if in the process we lose our liberty and freedom that makes this country so wonderfull, then I'd just assume be dead.
"Any people that would give up liberty for a little temporary safety deserves neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin
Come on......that's funnier than 2, mod him up.
There is a simple and free solution to this. Instead of typing in an URL in your address bar, goto www.google.com click on preferences, and set it to use a strict filter. Now run a search on where you wanted to go. American Girls gives you www.americangirl.com not a pr0n site.