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Anonymous Launches Attack On Sony 347

RedEaredSlider writes "The hacker collective Anonymous has made good on its threat to attack Sony, having launched a distributed denial-of-service attack on Wednesday afternoon. The attack is revenge for the legal action taken against another hacker who modified a PlayStation 3. Sony Computer Entertainment America filed suit against George Hotz, also known as Geohot. Hotz had released a firmware modification that allowed a Sony PlayStation 3 to run other operating systems. Sony had removed that functionality some months before. The suit is still pending."

Comment Re:Is it just me? (Score 1) 376

Yes, its a win-win! We can simultaneously terraform Mars and even out the Earth's surface ratio of land and water, appeasing H2O equality activists while providing their opponents a new home where they can collectively disagree at a safe distance. There will of course be some minor details to resolve, such as the subzero surface temperatures and the lack of magnetic field to protect against the solar wind, but well cross that bridge when we come to it. As for how to get that water from Earth to Mars? Simple. Space-Siphon (patent pending).

Comment Re:Is it just me? (Score 2) 376

So clearly the solution is to increase the commonality of autism in women such that it's more gender neutral and let everything else fall into place. I kid of course, but this does raise a good example of natural gender imbalance. Genetic disease. I don't imagine that anyone whose lives are affected by autism would waste their time consulting the ACLU.

In regard to imbalance resulting from a culture of bias, I can't help but feel like imposing artificial equalizers does more harm than good by simply perpetuating the underlying discrimination, while depriving the oppressed of a natural opportunity to respectably bootstrap themselves into equality.

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