Why have 0 ISPs been charged with child pornography and copyright infringement? Same reason regular Telcos are not charged when a mobster uses the phone to call in a hit.
the revolutionary army in the US about 200 some odd years ago were insurgents. the French have had a ton of insurgent groups over the years. those who vote for hillary are insurgents.
insurgent
Main Entry:
1inÂsurÂgent Listen to the pronunciation of 1insurgent Pronunciation:
\-jÉ(TM)nt\ Function:
noun Etymology:
Latin insurgent-, insurgens, present participle of insurgere to rise up, from in- + surgere to rise â" more at surge Date:
1765 1: a person who revolts against civil authority or an established government; especially : a rebel not recognized as a belligerent2: one who acts contrary to the policies and decisions of one's own political party
-- if you miss the humor and the lesson in this post, go mod yourself -3
The only items you've pointed out that is unrealistic is the condoms and port checking analogy. The rest are what you get when you're an ass. If you leave your keys in the car and it gets stolen in most states, YOU get a ticket as well as the person who is arrested for auto theft.
If you're a moron, you get what you deserve. It's not hard to lock your house or car, get regular maintenance on your car, or not click links in email you didn't know you were getting.
There have been multiple worms for SQL Server and IIS. I remember looking at my Apache logs and seeing these going. HAHA! I run apache. Not to say Apache hasn't had worms, but the flaw was fixed very fast and in the open. Remember when Windows Update servers were infected? Who knows how many holes are in IIS still that just haven't been found and how many were fixed quietly and thus never reported.
Better security for a "newb" is better security for everyone.
As for "rock solid" windows servers, this must be a new thing, I remember the days of weekly maintenance reboots.
Ironically, this has been called by some critics the most scientifically unbelievable thing in the work, since "looking at patterns of light can't change your brain."
Have you ever seen anyone who doesn't watch television get cable? It indeed changes your brain.
This is a bug that should never make it past QA. VPN isn't exactly an obscure concept that few people ever use. This show lack of testing, not your average bug.
"Why do they accept being treated like criminals? Why do they accept being treated like nothing more than shit?"
Don't know if you're in the US, but it's commonplace here now. For example, if you have a head cold and want some plain old Sudafed, you are treated as a possible criminal and have your license scanned or number tracked on paper and you have to sign for it.
Actually, I tend to feel like I'm being treated like a criminal unless I've been robbed.
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So false it hurts.
Why have 0 ISPs been charged with child pornography and copyright infringement? Same reason regular Telcos are not charged when a mobster uses the phone to call in a hit.
I had the same thing happen to me. I kept the letter to frame it. But I never did get around to framing it.
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plus, it's a freaking web browser. you point, you click, it works. really, what problems do you need real support for with kindergarten aged children?
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the thing about insurgents is...
they are not terrorists.
the revolutionary army in the US about 200 some odd years ago were insurgents. the French have had a ton of insurgent groups over the years. those who vote for hillary are insurgents.
insurgent
Main Entry:
1inÂsurÂgent Listen to the pronunciation of 1insurgent
Pronunciation:
\-jÉ(TM)nt\
Function:
noun
Etymology:
Latin insurgent-, insurgens, present participle of insurgere to rise up, from in- + surgere to rise â" more at surge
Date:
1765
1: a person who revolts against civil authority or an established government; especially : a rebel not recognized as a belligerent2: one who acts contrary to the policies and decisions of one's own political party
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if you miss the humor and the lesson in this post, go mod yourself -3
The only items you've pointed out that is unrealistic is the condoms and port checking analogy. The rest are what you get when you're an ass. If you leave your keys in the car and it gets stolen in most states, YOU get a ticket as well as the person who is arrested for auto theft. If you're a moron, you get what you deserve. It's not hard to lock your house or car, get regular maintenance on your car, or not click links in email you didn't know you were getting.
There have been multiple worms for SQL Server and IIS. I remember looking at my Apache logs and seeing these going. HAHA! I run apache. Not to say Apache hasn't had worms, but the flaw was fixed very fast and in the open. Remember when Windows Update servers were infected? Who knows how many holes are in IIS still that just haven't been found and how many were fixed quietly and thus never reported. Better security for a "newb" is better security for everyone. As for "rock solid" windows servers, this must be a new thing, I remember the days of weekly maintenance reboots.
Have you ever seen anyone who doesn't watch television get cable? It indeed changes your brain.
This is a bug that should never make it past QA. VPN isn't exactly an obscure concept that few people ever use. This show lack of testing, not your average bug.
In a democracy, there is no legislature.
Yes, and not too awful long ago. And not as a victim either. More like someone who is SOL.
"Why do they accept being treated like criminals? Why do they accept being treated like nothing more than shit?"
Don't know if you're in the US, but it's commonplace here now. For example, if you have a head cold and want some plain old Sudafed, you are treated as a possible criminal and have your license scanned or number tracked on paper and you have to sign for it.
Actually, I tend to feel like I'm being treated like a criminal unless I've been robbed.
Yeah, but nobody in Pittsburgh blogged about it back then.