FireFly9 - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Bribery (Score 1) 773

by FireFly9 on Monday November 16, 2009 @04:30PM (#30120940) Attached to: Mark Cuban's Plan To Kill Google

Ah! Greed, the American way! Look at us now!!!!

Comment Re:Threatening plurality? (Score 1) 703

by FireFly9 on Sunday August 30, 2009 @10:32AM (#29251385) Attached to: James Murdoch Criticizes BBC For Providing "Free News"

That's exactly right!!

Comment Re:what it means (Score 1) 141

by FireFly9 on Monday August 17, 2009 @01:45PM (#29094937) Attached to: Open Source GSM Network At Dutch Hacker Convention

Let's ask "Cap'n Crunch" everyone!!!

Comment Re:high-quality journalism (Score 1) 95

by FireFly9 on Monday July 06, 2009 @09:42PM (#28602669) Attached to: Google Will Star In New Dow Jones News Model

It's very rare and hard to find! So much journalism today is to the left or to the right, they like to put there own spin on the news!! Therefore its not "high-quality" journalism. News is suppose to be free, NEVER EVER paid for!!! But in the meantime, Andrew Keen, "futue te ipsum" that's Latin for - You go fuck yourself!!!!!!!

Comment Re:Don't panic! (Score 1) 195

by FireFly9 on Thursday June 11, 2009 @05:21PM (#28300545) Attached to: Is China Creating the World's Largest Botnet Army?

There goes the neighborhood!!!!!

Comment Re:Fuck `Em All (Score 1) 527

by FireFly9 on Tuesday June 09, 2009 @09:15PM (#28273923) Attached to: Comcast Intercepts and Redirects Port 53 Traffic

Oh, that was funny! I was crying!!! So fucking true!

Comment Re:Maybe Jeff can explain this (Score 1) 139

by FireFly9 on Saturday June 06, 2009 @05:57PM (#28236819) Attached to: Hacker Jeff Moss Sworn Into Homeland Security Advisory Council

teews rewsna!!

Comment Re:Irony (Score 1) 118

by FireFly9 on Wednesday June 03, 2009 @04:00PM (#28200225) Attached to: A Real-World Test of the Verizon MiFi

This device is expensive! Datacaps are so lame, and charging $15 a day, please! What the iPhone should get is a better network. I believe any Slashdotter with his head screwed on right would not pay high costs for such a device.

Comment Re:Irony (Score 1) 118

by FireFly9 on Wednesday June 03, 2009 @03:53PM (#28200097) Attached to: A Real-World Test of the Verizon MiFi

Ha! A play with words, I love it!!!!

Comment Re:Heh (Score 1) 2

by FireFly9 on Sunday May 17, 2009 @02:00AM (#27984641) Attached to: Here for a damn good reson(s)!!!!

thanks for the heads-up!

Comment Re:You just defined smartass (Score 1) 1232

by FireFly9 on Wednesday May 13, 2009 @02:56AM (#27934245) Attached to: Man Arrested For Taking Photo of Open ATM

It's all good but one thing! Cops can't invent charges!! They have to follow city criminal code, the charges have to be documented on paper. It's the prosecuter's job to decide which charge(s) are going to be enforced. If the charges were just invented the legal system would have no validity. Not that is has a lot now!!!

Comment The people have a right for..... (Score 1) 621

by FireFly9 on Thursday April 23, 2009 @01:03PM (#27689833) Attached to: Time Warner Cable Won't Compete, Seeks Legislation

The people of Wilson, NC have a right to do what needed to get done. That is get their own internet service. TWC likes to play with fire..... that's why they always get burned!!!

Submission + - Why Google is the New Pirate Bay 1

Submitted by

explosivejared

on Friday April 17, 2009 @05:33PM

explosivejared writes: "Forbes is running a story discussing the verdict in the Pirate Bay case and its implications on file sharing, specifically with regard to Google. The article points out what most on /. already realize: Google provides essentially the same service that the Pirate Bay does. The Pirate Bay case may be far from over, accounting for appeals, but the Pirate Bay's assumption of being unchallengeable was shattered. The article raises the question of whether or not Google is untouchable in the matter. The story is quick to point out how the situation resembles a futile game of cat mouse, but given how the Pirate Bay's confidence was ultimately broken, is Google untouchable?"

Submission + - Cracking PINs on Bank Cards (wired.com)

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday April 15, 2009 @08:24AM

An anonymous reader writes: Cybercriminals have cracked the PINs used with bank cards. Although the article in unclear as to whether it is simply a HSM misconfiguration issue, or a true crack, the millions of dollars already taken are a disturbing development.

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