I'm really not trolling here, but PETA has been funding ELF for years.

http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/general/columns/story?columnist=guest_columnist&page=g_col_PETA_ELF_NYPost has a reprinted article from the NY Post.

I don't see many stories that are very recent, outside of what seem like blogs and bash-fests, but since PETA has denied ties all along, it doesn't make much difference to me whether they claim to have stopped or not.

Yup. You're missing something. They hide those kind of details in the article.

Go ahead. Read it. I won't tell anyone.

I got nothin.

I wish I had mod points, I literally laughed out loud.

Well played. :)

For about 11 hours, iirc.

Then the installer continued...

This thread was finished on the third post.

They already do that. It's called a TeleSync release.

The exploit is made of Tar?

You have to love the kits they use too... I saw a "Sendmail WIZ" exploit attempt a couple months ago. :)

It's been my experience that Atheros chipsets have "some issues" (like they don't ever work) "out of the box" on the *.10 releases of Ubuntu. I thought I read somewhere that the *.10 are *secretly experimental* releases. That's certainly been my experience. Maybe he should try 8.04.

Let's also not overlook that while some stores/merchants may have a policy to ask for address when doing Cardless Transactions, the processing houses (at least the ones I've used) will more than happily process the transaction successfully without anything more than the card number and the expiration date.

Some processors will refuse to process transactions within the month that the card expires, but you simply add 4 years to the date and it'll go through just fine.

The Credit Card companies have pushed very hard and very long to make credit transactions more painless than cash. You have to drop some safeguards to do that though.

Poorly animated with stilted dialog is the way I'd also describe Keanu Reeves.