KillerBeeze - Slashdot User

Comment Cops love to make stuff up! (Score 1) 310

by KillerBeeze on Thursday July 10, 2014 @02:33PM (#47425889) Attached to: Police Recording Confirms NYPD Flew At a Drone and Never Feared Crashing

Cops love to make stuff up! Just to charge the "perp" with as many charges as possible!

Comment Re:Stick to GOLD (Score 1) 263

by KillerBeeze on Thursday March 13, 2014 @06:08PM (#46477955) Attached to: Mt. Gox Knew It Was Selling Phantom Bitcoin 2 Weeks Before Collapse

I own gold coins mainly to look at... But they are great if you have to leave the county in a hurry!

Comment Stick to GOLD (Score 1) 263

by KillerBeeze on Thursday March 13, 2014 @03:29PM (#46476057) Attached to: Mt. Gox Knew It Was Selling Phantom Bitcoin 2 Weeks Before Collapse

Real hard currency!

Comment Re:You can't do that! Or maybe you can! (Score 1) 478

by KillerBeeze on Tuesday February 18, 2014 @06:01PM (#46280181) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Anti-Camera Device For Use In a Small Bus?

Install a small black hole to suck all the light from the back of the bus!

1928 Time Traveler Caught On Film? 685

Posted by samzenpus on Thursday October 28, 2010 @02:17PM from the I-hate-time-travel-stories dept.

Many of you have submitted a story about Irish filmmaker George Clarke, who claims to have found a person using a cellphone in the "unused footage" section of the DVD The Circus, a Charlie Chaplin movie filmed in 1928. To me the bigger mystery is how someone who appears to be the offspring of Ram-Man and The Penguin got into a movie in the first place, especially if they were talking to a little metal box on set. Watch the video and decide for yourself.

Google Awarded Broad Patent For Location-Based Advertising 54

Posted by kdawson on Monday March 01, 2010 @11:51PM from the you-are-here-and-we-own-you dept.

Mashable has a report of a patent that just issued (6-1/2 years after filing) — apparently Google now has a lock on location-based advertising. It's not clear that the search company intends to assert the patent against any other companies (such as emerging rival Apple), but it's useful as leverage. Here is the patent. Update: 03/02 14:34 GMT by S : Reader butlerm noted that the incorrect patent was linked. It now points to the correct URL.

Comment Re:Legal "slam dunk"? (Score 2) 635

by KillerBeeze on Thursday June 19, 2008 @11:21AM (#23857513) Attached to: Man Fired When Laptop Malware Downloaded Porn

A few years ago. My brothers computer was infected by a root kit that kept popping up kiddy porn at random and every once in a while it would pop up an ad for a virus/adware company. I tracked down the url to a Russian isp. These are just tactics some use to get you to by there removal tools. Extortion is what I call it. This poor guys problem is that his employer didn't do there job in investigating the complaint thoroughly. If he worked for a corporation , he would surly collect millions, but I understand that he worked for a department of the state of Massachusetts which limits employees right to sue. The state needs to update there policies and procedures on this type of investigation, so it won't happen in the future.

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