Comment Re:Troll... (Score 3, Insightful) 361
People who know how to write use LaTeX.
Comment Too bad such a beautyful country is (Score 1) 597
inhabited by such lowlifes.
Comment Re:How about the US-Canadian/US-Mexico border? (Score 1) 597
I would like to see that happen.
Comment Use technical means (Score 1) 66
File sharing should occur over a secure connection, such as SSH. End of story.
Comment Re:How about the US-Canadian/US-Mexico border? (Score 2) 597
If I'm walking in my city, let's say, 1 mile away from the US embassy complex, and a US official tries to pull some shit on me in my own country, I swear that he will end up in a hospital at best and that a surgeon will be needed to extract the diplomatic passport his ass. I don't care about their arrogant laws or their fascism.
Submission + - CISPA Coming Back: Cybersecurity Bill May Change Everything (hypervocal.com)
overmoderated writes: Yesterday, U.S. congressmen Mike Rogers (R-MI) and Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD) announced before the House that they are planning to revive the controversial Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protect Act (CISPA) and work closely with the White House to ensure its passage sometime later this year.
The unpopular legislative attempt at ramping up cybersecurity regulations was tabled indefinitely last year in August after it was shot down in a Senate vote, but some had raised the possibility that it could've been delayed by the lawmakers to avoid having to make a decision right before the elections.
The unpopular legislative attempt at ramping up cybersecurity regulations was tabled indefinitely last year in August after it was shot down in a Senate vote, but some had raised the possibility that it could've been delayed by the lawmakers to avoid having to make a decision right before the elections.
Comment Close the stock exchange (Score 1) 129
Problem solved.
Comment Re:An IP address doesn't identify a person (Score 1) 240
Potato, potatoe. It is pretending to be somebody else. Same basic principle, just a different network layer.
spoof (spf)
1. Nonsense; tomfoolery. 2. A hoax. 3. A gentle satirical imitation; a light parody.
tr.v. spoofed, spoofing, spoofs
1. To deceive. 2. To do a spoof of; satirize gently.
Comment Re:An IP address doesn't identify a person (Score 1) 240
It's called a proxy chain.
Comment Spyware that spies on the spyware (Score 1) 240
See? Problem solved.
Second line.
Comment Re:I'm not going to apt-get it. (Score 1) 240
Use make instead.
Comment Re:An IP address doesn't identify a person (Score 1) 240
What if the spyware is designed to provide such proof? Using a webcam to transmit pictures of the user for instance.
Comment Re:Open Source (Score 1) 240
I'm not doubting the integrity of the open source community. I'm saying that the majority uses closed source software and are unaware of the potential risks.
is aware
Comment Re:Open Source (Score 1) 240
I'm not doubting the integrity of the open source community. I'm saying that the majority uses closed source software and are unaware of the potential risks.
Comment Re:Dear CCC et al (Score 1) 240
Honey, so soon?
