Let's hope they get lots of good feedback, so, they will get the message not "everything" has to be closed-sourced.
This might be a good first incentive of another sector opening up in business.
It might be a PR stunt, but if this goes right, common people will see there are other possibilities; making it less feasable for this sector to force the impossible in the future...
I think all research for the 5 or 10 most common diseases should be open-sourced towards the world, for all to anticipate in such research.
.. you've got at most a month to live diagnosis .. suicide for all ads .. consult your on-line shrink now .. you are pregnant diagnosis, when stung by a bee .. start smoking ads
My experiences using drivebays have been very broad; although found out the hard way, hard drives like to be mounted into a metal cage, to dissipate heat and to protect against shocks and vibrations. Those disks perform a lot longer when having their case cooled; that's one of the reasons Lacie uses metal enclosures to spread the heat.
There are 3.5" drives which have a 2.5" mounted in a cooling block for that same reason.
2. By capturing all e-mails coming to the * (Catch All) address
3. There are enough tools on the web to find that one out; as you might know, privacy is not real on the public web
4. There are certain DNS registrars sending mail to billing contacts to pay up -to them- so they can transfer the domain and make you a customer. If those websites are still in the air, I can imagine there might be a customer believing the invoice was real.
5. They do.. and many keep nagging about it too.. 5b. It's easy in many cases to find out which tools a business uses once you got in touch with it. 5c. Some of them send company/program updates, the second step is using the e-mail address to request a "lost password".
My question:
What I would not understand is, which customer would pay up to a russian bank account? Does the squatter own an american bank account to wire money? In Europe, we use the IBAN system for international transfers.
That already makes it impossible for the squatter to continue such abuse on the financial platform once the victim files a complaint; as it is a closely watched and backlogged SWIFT system through entire Europe. I wonder how exactly this Russian masks himself to be having an American account, unless anyone without identity papers can get those?...
Slashdot Mirror
Let's hope they get lots of good feedback, so, they will get the message not "everything" has to be closed-sourced.
This might be a good first incentive of another sector opening up in business.
It might be a PR stunt, but if this goes right, common people will see there are other possibilities; making it less feasable for this sector to force the impossible in the future...
I think all research for the 5 or 10 most common diseases should be open-sourced towards the world, for all to anticipate in such research.
#!/usr/bin/perl
The mother of all swears...
That one has already an arrow to define the direction flow of quantum data passing the intersingular relais, which will be cheaper in the end.
I can see a lot of uses in real teleportation:
news at 11, teleportation DRM by Microsoft, Safe or not?
leeching the entire net, instead of creating an Array from [A..Z] ;)
Or, do you also program in Cobasic Pascol ?
become politician
They just have to close the door and ship the container to protect the king against rebels and save his heritage.
"Spam by container"
Check out this overview how privacy eroded over the years through Facebook with a nice interactive diagram.
I think we can think about a new word here ..
deprivacy
What does Godwin have to do with software patents?
not everyone uses a laptop in class!
bring 'm on! ;)
My experiences using drivebays have been very broad; although found out the hard way, hard drives like to be mounted into a metal cage, to dissipate heat and to protect against shocks and vibrations. Those disks perform a lot longer when having their case cooled; that's one of the reasons Lacie uses metal enclosures to spread the heat.
There are 3.5" drives which have a 2.5" mounted in a cooling block for that same reason.
For that price you could get a better system like the Thecus N-5500.
Not as hackable but still very modular.
They just have to migrate to forklifts instead of shopping cars and it'll be all fine!
I've always thought DRM brings extra weight to the program ...
Steeling movies could work, makes them that heavy they won't be stolen anymore!
What a ripoff, at crabrevenge that would cost only £34.99 for the full tingle experience!
So .. the best suggestion is ... to stop breathing all together to make the world a better place ?
That happens when you never enter home ... for 38 years
and find photo's here if you'd like to know more...
It's that secure we can't watch our own bought movies anymore! way to go ...
Google is their own ISP ; e100.net is Google.
Registrant:
DNS Admin
Google Inc.
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View CA 9404
Santa Claus for sale, slightly used, mint condition, likes children and small pets. Still under extended warranty. Behaves grumpy with times.
Beard has to be maintained, has to be washed throughout. Get a red coat with a bit of grime at the bottom for free.
The bottomless bag is broken but should be fairly easy to repair with the right nelfs. Buy now!
(I've posted this ad on e-bay years ago; guess the police is a bit slow today...)
Good for those who crave Sushi!
1. Catch All addresses
2. By capturing all e-mails coming to the * (Catch All) address
3. There are enough tools on the web to find that one out; as you might know, privacy is not real on the public web
4. There are certain DNS registrars sending mail to billing contacts to pay up -to them- so they can transfer the domain and make you a customer. If those websites are still in the air, I can imagine there might be a customer believing the invoice was real.
5. They do .. and many keep nagging about it too..
5b. It's easy in many cases to find out which tools a business uses once you got in touch with it.
5c. Some of them send company/program updates, the second step is using the e-mail address to request a "lost password".
My question:
What I would not understand is, which customer would pay up to a russian bank account? Does the squatter own an american bank account to wire money?
In Europe, we use the IBAN system for international transfers.
That already makes it impossible for the squatter to continue such abuse on the financial platform once the victim files a complaint; as it is a closely watched and backlogged SWIFT system through entire Europe. I wonder how exactly this Russian masks himself to be having an American account, unless anyone without identity papers can get those?...
Which is the pure definition of "Catch All" email.
* Only to be activated when you got perfect SPAM defense..