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Comment: Illumos (Score 1) 306

by Blackknight (#38592660) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Free/Open Deduplication Software?

You can still use OpenIndiana which is based on Illumos, the fork of OpenSolaris. A lot of the dev guys at Sun have left the company and now contribute code to the project.

In fact one killer feature is that they ported KVM to Illumos. Now you can run VMs and take advantage of the many features of zfs including deduplication.

Comment: How do we define prostitution? (Score 1) 286

by Blackknight (#28047833) Attached to: Craigslist Fights Back, Sues SC Atty General

Let's say you meet a woman at the bar, buy her a few drinks and end up going home with her? Is that prostitution? Obviously something of value has been exchanged for sexual services. Same thing for dinner and a movie, if she sleeps with you and then never talks to you again does that make her a prostitute?

Escort services can argue that you're paying for time, not sex. If the escort just happens to be attracted to you what's the harm in that?

The Courts

Jack Thompson Spams Utah Senate, May Face Legal Action 319

Posted by Soulskill
from the get-some-popcorn dept.
eldavojohn writes "Yesterday, GamePolitics ran an interesting story about the Utah Senate President threatening Jack Thompson with the CAN-SPAM Act. You might recall Utah being Jack's last hope and hold-out after being disbarred in Florida and more or less made a mockery everywhere else. Well, from Utah's Senate Site, we get the picture of what Jack is up to now: spamming his last friends on the planet. The Salt Lake Tribune is reporting on Senate President Michael Waddoups' statements: 'I asked you before to remove me from your mailing list. I supported your bill but because of the harassment will not again. If I am not removed, I will turn you over to the AG for legal action.' The Salt Lake Tribune reports that Waddoups confirmed on Tuesday that he would attempt to pursue legal action under the federal CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 against Jack Thompson."

Questions are never indiscreet, answers sometimes are. -- Oscar Wilde

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