Comment Re:House passes CISPA (Score 1) 234
Probably related to the same bug that has stories being posted multiple times.
Probably related to the same bug that has stories being posted multiple times.
In other news: Megaupload will likely Not be prosecuted by the U.S. Government because the judge ruled the government has no authority to "serve" a foreign company. Bad news: The U.S.G. still wins because they've destroyed the company, so RIAA and MPAA got their money's worth when they bribed the politicians to act as their puppets and kill megaupload.
I can't help wondering if the same tactic will be used in the future against sites or persons that Hollywood/the record companies desire to be silenced. No doubt CISPA will make that task so much easier.
Danm Fcukers.
Can't MU, you know, sue us and all now? Maybe in one of those international criminal court dealies that were made for stuff like this. Or how about in New Zealand (for added irony)?
Unless you're an undertaker. Then we're creating jobs!
Don't forget Alexander Maxwell from Hellsing and Rosette Christopher from Chrno Crusade!
No, but if they invent something so revolutionary that it doesn't fall under translating for other users, indexing, thumbnails, and a few other limited but sensible features, then they can renegotiate the ToS with us.
On the flipside, we're creating jobs! I anxiously await "Ron Jeremy's Barely Legal TSA Patdown Party 7".
So the biggest complaints about him basically boil down to "He's trying to work within the existing system instead of trying what Ross Perot and Ralph Nader couldn't do with millions of dollars" and "He funnels as much money as he can to his district"?
The first one is him being sensible to a degree - moreover, how do you know he won't just outright pull out of the Republican nomination and run independently?
And as for the second one, that is literally every politician ever. If a politician said "I'm going to reduce all the stuff my district is getting!" there would be a recall vote faster than you can fuck up voting on a hanging chad!
Which of these two headlines do you think would get more media attention?:
A) Man files complaint after TSA pats down his 4-year-old daughter
B) Man assaults 3 TSA agents after attempted pat-down of his 4-year-old daughter
This is just a temp fix - it kills the Update service for just that session. (You can restart it, stop it, change settings, etc. via Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services). If you want to kill the service permanently you would do it via this menu.
Ah, thanks! Now if I ever meet an electrical engineer who is also a spy, I can humorously confuse him!
1) Start.
2) Run.
3) sc stop wuauserv
4) And now Windows stops bugging me to restart my computer when I'm trying to read my webcomics.
(Of course, I install the update at a later time, but some of the "idiot-proofing" has made things a major pain in the ass for people who know what they're doing sometimes, such as the lack of easy customization in certain programs.)
They don't invent things that deserve a 20 year monopoly and a legal right to run everyone else out of business.
Does anybody, really?
i went to their site at www.jccrew.org and it's just a picture of a burned out car. I don't get it.
Ah, well, that's a picture of what used to be a vehicle full of hacking equipment and anabolic steroids that subsequently blew up for no good reason.
wetwork
Is this some sort of computer security term? "Wetwork" is slang for "murder" in the espionage world.
You bet me to it
Okay, I'll give you 8 to 3 against!
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