The problem with that is that they have a law, and a harsh one (A good thing IMO) against drugs, whereas for the other guy they did not yet have a law written (They do now, but it's too late) so he was given the maximum they could give him for something they DID have a law for.
Now they DO have a law for it, anyone else doing the same thing will probably be up for the death penalty.
I also hear a lot of "well I can just ssh to my home machine and do x, y, and z" which is great until something happens (child porn is found on a library computer thanks to ssh and squid) and policies are suddenly changed and port 22 is blocked all over the place.
Which is why I run my SSH server on Port 443 because it's very rare that that will ever be blocked.
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Australia vs Indonesia.
Haha, what a novel idea!
The problem with that is that they have a law, and a harsh one (A good thing IMO) against drugs, whereas for the other guy they did not yet have a law written (They do now, but it's too late) so he was given the maximum they could give him for something they DID have a law for. Now they DO have a law for it, anyone else doing the same thing will probably be up for the death penalty.
It is, with HTTPS. I use it when I'm in for a long bus wait in the middle of the day sometimes.
That game was gold. And I too wish you could shoot the dog.
You run vsftpd and sshd on your Windows box huh?
Actually a 1GB in Australian ISP terms is only really 1000MB, stupid I agree, but there you go.
Half a gigabit, myabe, half a gigabyte? I doubt it, that would mean he has some uber fantastic network adapter in his workstation.
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but don't ALL 802.11 networks use FHSS anyway?
Wow, that's really cool. Forget radio on your phone, I want one of those handsets!