Comment Re:The benefits of good cold winters (Score 0) 112
Nice, we're working together now! As I fire my Snarks you make the Whooosh sound.
Comment Re:The benefits of good cold winters (Score 1) 112
Sure? I suppose, though I think I see what's transpiring. You're at the lectern trying to provide me important information and I''m at the local comedy club, on Amateur Night, *horribly bombing*. Anyways, let me know how much I need to Nevermind, later.
Comment Re:The benefits of good cold winters (Score 0) 112
My Semi-auto Snark sights must of been off, I was aiming at Slashdot. Good day, and sorry about the graze.
Comment Re:The benefits of good cold winters (Score 0) 112
What am I, a damn farmer? I'm here for facebooks and applepads! Right?
Comment I understand (Score 0) 203
If it weren't for the arrow I would of been confused on the location.
Comment Re:I must be a genius. (Score 0) 2
If you multiple each of your wrongs by two you'll be right, though, only half as much.
Comment Re:RUN! (Score 0) 92
When is see "ancient" and "Antartica" only GWAR comes to mind.
Comment Re:WoW was not the first MMO. (Score 0) 72
NWN was very fun but too expensive so I played Dark Sun Online on the TEN Network.
Comment Re:Only one word is appropriate: (Score 0) 373
Spider kicks you for 51 points of damage.
Comment Re:Problem (Score 1, Funny) 307
That's right! He cast Fireball at the darkness and scored a perfect 20.
US District Court Says Calculating a Hash Value = Search 623
bfwebster writes "Orin Kerr over at The Volokh Conspiracy (a great legal blog, BTW) reports on a US District Court ruling issued just last week which finds that doing hash calculations on a hard drive is a form of search and thus subject to 4th Amendment limitations. In this particular case, the US District Court suppressed evidence of child pornography on a hard drive because proper warrants were not obtained before imaging the hard drive and calculating MD5 hash values for the individual files on the drive, some of which ended up matching known MD5 hash values for known child pornography image and video files. More details at Kerr's posting." Update: 10/28 16:23 GMT by T : Headline updated to reflect that this is a Federal District Court located in Pennsylvania, rather than a court of the Commonwealth itself.
