most drug offenses are nonviolent, its funny you cite "tax evasion, etc." of the 180,000 in united states federal prisons, 3k for homicide, 9k for robbery and 4k for other violent crimes. 85k for drug offenses. its safe to say very few are imprisoned for violent offenses.
theres a documentary called mars underground. if you havent seen it you should check it out. what you say is true. it doesnt matter if the approval rating of your leader is 25% or 80%. everyone not being on the same page causes distraction.
Actually that's called a tripwire. Back in the 80's when I knew some hackers really well I helped set up several tripwires. They went hand in hand with modem hop points. You Social engineer into an office building, best is a multi business place. get to the phone room and fine a couple of demarc boxes that are old and gut them. Install a pair of modems back to back and you can hop from one phone line to another to mask your call if it's traced.
to make a tripwire you add in a second box like that, have your outgoing line go into and out of the box, install a isolation relay or switch that when the box is opened it dumps 120VAC into the phone lines This typically smokes a modem hard making it impossible for them to recover any info inside it. (mostly designed to piss off the feds/cops) but it disables the modem and the line tipping you off that that relay has been compromised.
worked well, One "friend" had 5 of his relays compromised in one night, tipping him off that something big was happening and he laid low for a while. no im pretty sure he meant honeypot. this story reads like a hacker 2600 quarterly monthly stage production.
this isnt true. ive mailed off a 360 for redring and it came back as the same one i sent in. either that or the refurbished one they sent me back and the same year old xtreme firmware flashed to it.
someone put this idiots explanation in this thread on the wikipedia entry for pwn. an o with a stick? funny, i thought you owned people with whips and leashes and you beat them with a stick.
Dowling v. United States, 473 U.S. 207 (1985)
It follows that interference with copyright does not easily equate with theft, conversion, or fraud. The Copyright Act even employs a separate term of art to define one who misappropriates a copyright: "`Anyone who violates any of the exclusive rights of the copyright owner,' that is, anyone who trespasses into his exclusive domain by using or authorizing the use of the copyrighted work in one of the five ways set forth in the statute, `is an infringer of the copyright.' [17 U.S.C.] 501(a)." Sony Corp., supra, at 433.
the supreme court does not consider it theft. all of them are well over 18.
its funny that you say copyright violation rather than piracy. some people consider piracy to be stealing regardless of what courts have ruled. im not so sure about your estimation though. i do think that pc game copyright violations would be many times higher than consoles, but im not sure about a number. ill try to research this and if you do the same let me know the result.
i would also say that the leading cause of malware is software development. if we can stop software development then we will stop malware in its tracks.
this wont ever be seen because of my karma
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what i like about gmail is the fact that it uses labels rather than folders to organize mail. you can assign more than one label if its applicable to an email. for example if you have a folder called 'work' and one called 'finance' and your hr manager emails you some information about your 401k you might would want to store it in both folders, but with a folder structure that would require two copies in two different locations. labels solves that problem. when i use this argument people often ask me how often the two label to one email applies. it actually applies more than youd think but i like to keep my email very organized.
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most drug offenses are nonviolent, its funny you cite "tax evasion, etc." of the 180,000 in united states federal prisons, 3k for homicide, 9k for robbery and 4k for other violent crimes. 85k for drug offenses. its safe to say very few are imprisoned for violent offenses.
As if RIAA and MPAA weren't enough, now this NOAA: Who's come next, AAA?
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theres a documentary called mars underground. if you havent seen it you should check it out. what you say is true. it doesnt matter if the approval rating of your leader is 25% or 80%. everyone not being on the same page causes distraction.
the next two stories up from this are negative microsoft ads.
it seems to me like filing a lawsuit like this would cause their house to lose property value more than google streets view.
this isnt true. ive mailed off a 360 for redring and it came back as the same one i sent in. either that or the refurbished one they sent me back and the same year old xtreme firmware flashed to it.
i can see the cloaked predators right now sitting on their home planet whispering to each other, "shhhh, dont let the earthlings hear us."
It is "How Wii is Creaming the Competition" not "How is Wii Creaming the Competition". RTFT...the Title.
you should use the spelling of the word "paid" in place of "payed". you'll seem much more intelligent.
someone put this idiots explanation in this thread on the wikipedia entry for pwn. an o with a stick? funny, i thought you owned people with whips and leashes and you beat them with a stick.
you are exactly right. the retort in your comment is flawless.
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10. Profit.
Dowling v. United States, 473 U.S. 207 (1985) It follows that interference with copyright does not easily equate with theft, conversion, or fraud. The Copyright Act even employs a separate term of art to define one who misappropriates a copyright: "`Anyone who violates any of the exclusive rights of the copyright owner,' that is, anyone who trespasses into his exclusive domain by using or authorizing the use of the copyrighted work in one of the five ways set forth in the statute, `is an infringer of the copyright.' [17 U.S.C.] 501(a)." Sony Corp., supra, at 433. the supreme court does not consider it theft. all of them are well over 18.
wtf is a pluter?
its funny that you say copyright violation rather than piracy. some people consider piracy to be stealing regardless of what courts have ruled. im not so sure about your estimation though. i do think that pc game copyright violations would be many times higher than consoles, but im not sure about a number. ill try to research this and if you do the same let me know the result.
people are using chips on gcn now.
be more specific, what sort of problems. will the games play at all?
i would also say that the leading cause of malware is software development. if we can stop software development then we will stop malware in its tracks.
these people have never seen my dick.
whereby by? if you are not going to use this word correctly, why use it at all? maybe 'in which' would be easier for you.
on top of that he links pirated software.
what i like about gmail is the fact that it uses labels rather than folders to organize mail. you can assign more than one label if its applicable to an email. for example if you have a folder called 'work' and one called 'finance' and your hr manager emails you some information about your 401k you might would want to store it in both folders, but with a folder structure that would require two copies in two different locations. labels solves that problem. when i use this argument people often ask me how often the two label to one email applies. it actually applies more than youd think but i like to keep my email very organized.
how do i delete my account on slashdot? cmdrtaco, you faggot, could you help me please?