Every time I hear this 'blame the foreigners' thing it's always misdirection away from the main problem. Here's how I interpret it:
* Conspicuous LACK of police until the incidents were over / too late. Yes, Japanese police are lazy, but this was over the top.
* Japanese 'businessmen' a block away in the alley, getting piles of PS3s and handing out cash.
* Chinese touts [read, cannon fodder] getting money at the last minute 'from their friends'.
Face it. Most of the Japanese 'bosses' and businessmen were probably Yakuza. This wasn't a game launch, this was money laundering, Japanese style.
And Sony provided the product. I'm sure eBay Japan will help with the transfers.
Heads should roll. But they won't because this is business as usual over there.
This 'tip' was marketing spam.
Gee. This article reminds me of the 'informative email' I get from Spamis with spoofed headers to and from me.
Can slashdot STOP these 'anonymous reader' tips before we start getting not only comment spam, but article spam?
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Every time I hear this 'blame the foreigners' thing it's always misdirection away from the main problem. Here's how I interpret it: * Conspicuous LACK of police until the incidents were over / too late. Yes, Japanese police are lazy, but this was over the top. * Japanese 'businessmen' a block away in the alley, getting piles of PS3s and handing out cash. * Chinese touts [read, cannon fodder] getting money at the last minute 'from their friends'. Face it. Most of the Japanese 'bosses' and businessmen were probably Yakuza. This wasn't a game launch, this was money laundering, Japanese style. And Sony provided the product. I'm sure eBay Japan will help with the transfers. Heads should roll. But they won't because this is business as usual over there.
This 'tip' was marketing spam. Gee. This article reminds me of the 'informative email' I get from Spamis with spoofed headers to and from me. Can slashdot STOP these 'anonymous reader' tips before we start getting not only comment spam, but article spam?
Um, you're missing something.
/home directory.
/swap directory
/swap are all encrypted.
/. some weeks ago that FV was a moot point because the swap was raw data. That is not an issue with Tiger.
1/ FV Encrypts the user's
2/ Secure VM encrypts the
So, the activities of the FV'd user (and others, and system process) that have been committed to
There -was- a flap on