Cleveland would have won a Superbowl already if Art Modell didn't screw them in 95. We've seen what that staff has accomplished (Baltimore and New England).
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from the shame-if-somethin'-was-to-happen dept.
concealment writes "For three years, a group of hackers from China waged a relentless campaign of cyber harassment against Solid Oak Software Inc., Milburn's family-owned, eight-person firm in Santa Barbara, California. The attack began less than two weeks after Milburn publicly accused China of appropriating his company's parental filtering software, CYBERsitter, for a national Internet censoring project. And it ended shortly after he settled a $2.2 billion lawsuit against the Chinese government and a string of computer companies last April."
Just to play devils advocate, they're selling exploits. You need not hack machines that do not belong to you to develop exploits.
Are they not in some sense selling knowledge? Since when is that illegal? (State secrets and whatnot aside).
Footage of what? The damage maybe, but unless it was planned there's not going to be any action footage.
Probably the last thing caught on camera was it hitting the wall.
I don't think so. I can't imagine they would be stupid enough to remove support for non-microsoft platforms. If they do they might as well have lit the $8.5B on fire.
As of Monday CNN was reporting over 5000 tweets/sec at it's peak.
Today is Tuesday. Why is information from Sunday being used?
Why can't up to date articles be used around here?