Tackling the underlying cause of street violence is a far better long term strategy than just fighting off the symptoms.
So true, only I have to say Genocide is frowned upon under the Geneva convention even if it is the CHAVs we are killing.
Can you post your Zotac setup?
Where you got it for that price would be nice to know, cheapest I can see is £160 for just the MB.
Did you need to buy a PSU for that board/case or did the case/board come with it?
What kind of idiot would store their details / important confidential data on their web server? That goes for companies as well
You're right, So when are we going to bring the catholic church to task for the crusades?
BTW I am not suggesting that seven years is too far in the past
and the crime was committed in the UK
Ahh, but that's the messy part. Was the crime really committed in the UK? After all the servers were physically in the US.
Going to over simplify this but lets assume you have an house and your house is beside the border of France and Spain. Lets also assume that border is only 1inch wide and you have a window facing that border. I throw a brick and smash your window, where was the offence committed?
After all throwing a brick isn't illegal, it was only when it hit your window it became a crime but your window was on the other side of the border.
So yes there are laws about trespassing on a computer in the UK however the systems he trespassed on were in the states.
In saying all this, if he was going to be tried fairly then I would say yes deportation is right, I am purely against it as since 9/11 American's have lost the plot, Girl getting locked up for saying she had a bomb as a joke (stupid yes, but hardly a major crime when it was clear she was joking), but as they are likely to make an example of him and the punishment will in no way fit the crime in this case I am against his deportation.
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from a rigged demo. - Andy Finkel, computer guy