Comment Re:More like a bad design for voting system (Score 1) 57
Well, obviously it's a poorly designed encryption or voting system (or maliciously tampered with)...after all, there's no other way a third-party candidate could win!
Didn't actually RTFA, though, so my sarcasm may be unwarranted. You have been warned!
What the actual fuck?! What did they do before Stingrays? Not catch anybody? Good fucking grief!
The above was my initial reaction, anyway. I checked the article; seems to have been updated to say 4300 times, which is not such a jaw-dropper. Also, I'd be interested to know whether that covers every time the device was used to intercept or track a mobile device (4300 is a number I could believe, if not like) or if that was the number of court-orders/warrants obtained (4300 still seems ridiculously over-used).
Too many of the apps I see just seem....pointless to spend money on.
The UK's top IP advisor has published recommendations on how Internet service providers should deal with online piracy. Among other things, he suggested that Internet services should search for and filter infringing content proactively.
Now, does the top IP advisor who hasn't been bought and paid for by the media industry/conglomerates have anything to add?
Yeah, didn't think so.
(changed from 2014)
"Aww, if you make me cry anymore, you'll fog up my helmet." -- "Visionaries" cartoon
