Even doing that won't leave you competely anonymous. Most laser printers leave an almost invisible pattern of dots which have the serial number of the printer, date and time of printing encoded in them.
I'm a bit discouraged by the recent FF games, since there's no option to TURN OFF the voice acting. It sometimes feels more like watching a 60-hour movie than playing a game.
If there's one thing I'd like to see in this new game, it's some good old-fasioned *Text*.
"One would, for instance, create a new federal crime of just trying to commit copyright infringement."
Honestly, do they give a Nobel prize for attemped chemistry?
Incidentally, I reckon we'll be hearing a lot more about "IP crime". Re-branding it as some generalised "crime" will make it much easier to fight against than mere "piracy", which I guess most people would see as a relatively innocent thing.
"if Mr Mafia had used this instead of a crappy cipher from two thousand years ago then he might not have been caught."
If you read the article carefully, you'll notice that they never explicitly say he was caught as a result of his code being broken. In fact, he was caught because police tracked a load of laundry which was being delivered from his house to his hideout.
Iran announces that it has successfully enriched uranium, and shortly afterward the U.S military announces that it has laser cannons and force-fields.
Coincidence?
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Well, if some sort of a speedup is an eight-year-old boy and a carbon nanotube is my penis, then yes.
I agree. With due respect to Godwin, the masses in Germany were baying for some pretty messed-up stuff sixty years ago.
http://www.grc.com/nat/arp.htm
It's the scariest thing I've seen since the last time I was tricked into clicking a link to Goatse.
Imagine a beowulf cluster of those things. Oh wait...
Pff... you'd need more than 700 of them just to power a DeLorean
As far as I know, visible light can't actually damage the human eye. It's ultraviolet that messes up your eyes if, for example, you stare at the sun.
I long for a month where slashdot doesn't announce a new design for a cloaking device...
More info can be found here : http://www.eff.org/Privacy/printers/docucolor/
If there's one thing I'd like to see in this new game, it's some good old-fasioned *Text*.
Honestly, do they give a Nobel prize for attemped chemistry?
Incidentally, I reckon we'll be hearing a lot more about "IP crime". Re-branding it as some generalised "crime" will make it much easier to fight against than mere "piracy", which I guess most people would see as a relatively innocent thing.
I think you'll find that's $2,000,000
If you read the article carefully, you'll notice that they never explicitly say he was caught as a result of his code being broken. In fact, he was caught because police tracked a load of laundry which was being delivered from his house to his hideout.
Iran announces that it has successfully enriched uranium, and shortly afterward the U.S military announces that it has laser cannons and force-fields. Coincidence?