Comment Re:Getting sued costs money (Score 1) 52
Content company: "We think these people downloaded something at some point."
ISP: They're in the back room. Go nuts.
Content company: "We think these people downloaded something at some point."
ISP: They're in the back room. Go nuts.
Will they start by taking down all of those naked pictures of that poor blue bird?
"[...] modification timestamps were almost always consistent with an 8-5 workday in the UTC-3 or UTC-4 timezones"
When writing an article of this sort your goal should be to _explain your position_, not to create a math problem which, if solved in the correct manner, suggests what your position could be. If the authors wanted to point to a 7-3 work day in UTC-5, they should have simply said so instead of going out of their way to state something quite different.
It's not hard.
Here, it could look something like this:
"[...] modification timestamps were almost always consistent with a 7-3 workday in the US Eastern timezone (UTC-5), allowing for standard Daylight Savings changes as observed in Virginia, DC and Maryland"
It should not look like this:
"[...] modification timestamps were almost always consistent with an 8 PM - 5 AM workday in the UTC+9 time zone, showing that this was clearly the work of North Koreans with insomnia"
Do you see the difference?
Maybe someone needs to look up just what parts of the world actually use UTC-0300.
Though I'm sure he'll land somewhere.
I'm sure he landed somewhere else about a year ago.
It sounds like this show is just screaming out for a drinking game.
"Is CSI on? Start drinking."
"Is the show over yet? Okay, now you can stop."
If you were Canadian, you would have been seeing Spock on the $5 for years and years. Even the older bills with different portraits were suitable for being "Spocked".
Not only that, you would know how to fold two $1 bills so that "Banque du Canada - Bank of Canada" changed into a request to do something impolite with a banana.
What are you quoting?
Looks like Steven L. Woodrow, a partner at law firm Edelson, quoted in a Reuters story from last year.
Wasn't that the whole point behind Bitcoin? That you could fleece investors without leaving a paper trail?
"Look! There! Evil!.. pure and simple, total evil from the Eighth Dimension!" -- Buckaroo Banzai
