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Comment: Transactions with real electronic cash (Score 1) 141

by La Gris (#38916759) Attached to: Credit Suisse Traders Manipulated IT Systems To Hide $500m Losses

What we need is exchange transactions made with electronic signed cash species. Actually, transactions revolves around pure arithmetic and thus permit this type of frauds by creating more virtual fictional money with no real value.
If we could have signed species objects made of {{serial#,amount,emitter},emitter-signature},owner},owner-signature}, transactions made by signed clusters of species objects. No one except countries, central banks authorities would be able to electronically sign the species with the same process as printed money is done. Fictional fraudulent species would be much identifiable by their invalid signature. Each transaction would require a signed transfer from current owner and next owner of the currency/cluster, not the fictional arithmetic operation +/- we are used to.

Comment: Sometimes minimum quality or conformity needed (Score 1) 1

by La Gris (#36659630) Attached to: Hypocrite Retailers Blasted For HDMI Cable Con

Having bought a 7m HDMI cable unable to reliably transmit in 1080p and causing purple/green pixels on some places with evident bit code loss/drops.
The cable diameter was quite thin and my guess is, it was not up to specs for that length.
Finally I had to buy another one 1.3 certified this time and noticeably thicker.

On personal experience is not enough facts to build evidence. By the way, I am certain some non-conform material sub-standard piece of cram get in the stores as well as the over-priced golden hype ones. If on has to buy several low price crap before stumbling on a good one, this is sure too pricey as well.

Comment: Re:Lays offs and abandoned departments (Score 1) 99

by La Gris (#36565424) Attached to: Lawsuit Claims Sony Canned Security Staff Just Before Data Breach

Here is my reply to their statements:

I contest you took part of the assets I pay for as my SOE subscription, to abandon it as a pretending free service. Shall I sue Sony about that?
Even critically, you straight tell me there is no team to fix bugs and hence this service may as well be subject to data breaches, like the one your fired security team failed to fix in may, and caused six weeks of unavailability and caused critical data like credit cards numbers, passwords and private user data to leak in pirates hands?
Sorry, but as a paying customer I demand you continue to provide the services I pay for with the corresponding assets being maintained, fixed and securely tightened.

Comment: Lays offs and abandoned departments (Score 1) 99

by La Gris (#36565388) Attached to: Lawsuit Claims Sony Canned Security Staff Just Before Data Breach

As I wrote to SOE support about the everquest2.com service and characters profiles being outdated and bugged, they replied straight it was due to the service having no staff to fix anything. I thing this tell much about the state of lays-offs and ability to secure or update services. The everquest2.com website identify users using station SOE logins.

Here is the reply the gave:

Subject: Bugged character profiles [Incident: 110619-000022]
Response Via Email (TSR Steven G.) 06/23/2011 09:15 AM
Greetings leagris,

Thank you for contacting Sony Online Entertainment. Unfortunately, since the EQ2 players site was converted to a free service, there is not a team set to maintain/update the site. We have no ETA when or if a team will be added to maintain/update the site. We are sorry for the inconvenience that this may cause. If you have further questions, feel free to contact us.

Regards,
CSR Steven G.

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