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Microsoft introduces warning on child abuse image searches
Microsoft is warning Brits who use its Bing search engine to hunt down child abuse content that they are attempting to view illegal material online. The company debuted the pop-up message on Bing in the UK following pressure from the Prime Minister David Cameron, who has been pressing internet firms to do more to help prevent …
Laws of unintended consequences...
How long before the malware authors start copying these and creating ransomware pop-ups ? Not long, I reckon.
Re: Laws of unintended consequences...
Probably already in the wild.
Ideally they'd snare an MP or two. I wonder what Claire Perry is up to at the moment ?
Re: Laws of unintended consequences...
Already happened (and reported on this site months ago).
This will make such scams more plausible though.
Re: Laws of unintended consequences...
Quite a while ago. And one struck gold two days ago.
"A man is fooled by an Internet virus into going to a police station to pay a fine for child pornography. He gives the police his computer to examine. They allegedly find child pornography on it"
Re: Laws of unintended consequences...
Whatever you do, don't search for Claire's initials in bing.
Re: Laws of unintended consequences...
More entertainingly, can we script Bing to reverse engineer the CEOP list of terms ?
And can we know what's on this blacklist ?
Or do we need a website where people can register terms that they have seen bring it up ?
Re: And can we know what's on this blacklist ?
There's an easy way to find out.
Enter a search term into Bing. If it pops up a message, then that item is on the list. You could even automate it like a dictionary attack (Except here we're testing a search term for a positive or negative response.)
Though IANAL, and I don't know how illegal it would be to possess knowledge of the forbidden search terms.
Re: And can we know what's on this blacklist ?
Precisely. Come on Reg, enough recycling press releases, go digging and find out what's on the blacklist. After all, if we're not allowed to search for certain things we should at least be made aware of what those things are, or it's super-injunctions all over again.
Re: And can we know what's on this blacklist ?
If you know the 'illegal' terms then
1) you shouldn't be searching using them
2) You can't plead 'I didn't know that term was illegal'
OTOH, if the censors won't tell you what is actually illegal then how can you stop yourself from committing a crime?
How long before searching for 'Little boy Blue' results in --->
Re: And can we know what's on this blacklist ?
Which reminds me that in denmark there is a blacklist of sites which are censored. The censorship is "secret" and revealing the censorship list (or indeed seeing the list IIRC) is a criminal act.
So in effect they have criminalised seeing a list of web URLs that, some of which if viewed might constitute another different criminal offence (one can never know until one takes a peek).
Whew, I guess that's OK then ...
Absolute stupidity
By all accounts, it doesn't include search terms you would think it should. Presumably because they have duel use; you could be looking for the news reports and debate surrounding blocking and pop-ups or they have perfectly innocent uses. Then, if you're Peterborough Town Sports Club, you can get a box stating "Warning! Child abuse material is illegal," slapped near the link to your website on a Bing results page.
So, we have a warning that's only going to pop up on the most obscure of search terms. I had no idea what might be on the CEOP "blacklist," so had to do a search to find a list of search terms that someone else had tried. Even then, it's going to have false positives, and I don't think the warning is shown if you set your Bing country code to anything other than "gb."
The solution is to remove offending links, which has been going on for years. Why has a warning not been tried before? Because it's absolute stupidity. There must be many engineers at Yahoo!, Microsoft and Google banging their heads on the table.
Re: And can we know what's on this blacklist ?
No we cant:
Good Afternoon,
Thank you for your email. We do not have a public list of these terms.
Kind Regards
CEOP Reception
Re: And can we know what's on this blacklist ?
um... can we not get this from a FOI request?
Re: And can we know what's on this blacklist ?
Maybe Edward Snowden could find out?
Any idea how I access the CEOP blacklist
Cant find one on their site - darent search for it!
Re: Any idea how I access the CEOP blacklist
No point, you won't be able to find it or any sites which talk about what's on it.
Re: Any idea how I access the CEOP blacklist
Obscurity! The best form of defence... hmmm.
False Choice
"If CEOP give you a blacklist of internet search terms, will you commit to stop offering up any returns on these searches? If the answer is yes...:"
Then you've fallen prey to the false choice between child abuse and wholesale censorship which is being offered.
"If the answer is no..."
Then you've fallen prey to that same false choice, but have decided on the other side.
If the answer is no, but you'll warn searchers of the dangerous waters they tread, then you're on the right track. Make sure to provide a way for suspect search returns to be investigated and blocked completely if found to be illegal, and you're doing it right.
If Cameron had suggested these reasonable terms, he might have earned some respect, but a call to "commit to stop offering up any returns" on an arbitrary list of search terms is unambiguously excessive censorship.
Re: False Choice
if only the people sharing child abuse images online would start refering to their material with the codename "david cameron"...
Re: False Choice
I recall some years ago working at a prestigious German organisation. Web filtering was in place to stop us viewing naughty stuff.
Unsurprisingly, the filters were primitive, and the English town of Scunthorpe was duly flagged.
Interestingly, while planning a trip to Moscow I was researching the burial sites of famous Russians. This was prohibited as it was deemed as necrophilia. (Famous graveyards in Moscow, a must see!)
Censorship is pointless, and criminalising the act of sharing visual space with something today deemed offensive and illegal but yesterday was OK, is somewhat bizarre. Where does it end? Who decides what I may see and what are the criteria? The answers are as shifting as the sands and the winds of the political climate.
We are traveling on the downward slope to totalitarianism dressed up by sophists as the moral high ground. You would think we would know better.
AC, obviously.
Re: False Choice
if only the people sharing child abuse images online would start referring to their material with the codename "david cameron"...
Or moon-faced twat. I absolutely love this suggestion.
But the thing is, if they know enough to list these sites, then shirly they know enough to investigate and send a SWAT team in.
Re: codename "david cameron"
Got any CP? (Cameron Porn).
London Necropolis Company
go on CEOPS/IWF ban this. I dare you!
As an aside,
Brookwood Cemetary (once run by the above company who also organised trains from Waterloo) is well worth a visit.
Oh CEOPS, the book 'The Necropolis Railway' should also be banned. You know that children and pets are buried in cemetaries so according to the 'Protect the Children meme', any reference to this must really refer to necrophilia.
This is (As James May is often seen saying) a load of old cock!
Re: False Choice
"excessive censorship."
Is there any other kind?
Re: codename "david cameron"
"Got any CP? (Cameron Porn)."
You want regular or hard core DC?
Re: False Choice
It's like the man with the red flag all over again. For the benefit of non-UK residents, this was a short-lived scheme set up in the 1860s to ensure a man with a red flag should proceed "road locomotives" for safety reasons.
This time, the government is desperate to censor the internet and exploit the national paedo hysteria in order to achieve this. But technology, as ever, is one step ahead of Cameron's Eton-reared brain. What a mess!
Re: London Necropolis Company
Well, Bing ain't censoring the search term "nabakov's lolita", which returns over 14,000 hits. Perhaps it should? I've put a modesty bag around my copy. You can never be too careful. Invite the neighbours around for a coffee, and the next minute while you're making it, they're browsing your bookshelves...
"Microsoft is warning Brits who use its Bing search engine..."
That's not too many then, is it?
Re: "Microsoft is warning Brits who use its Bing search engine..."
So in the old tradition of twisting facts:
"Google Chrome: the search engine of choice for child abusers and pedophiles"
Re: "Microsoft is warning Brits who use its Bing search engine..."
And in the best tradition of correcting the correction:
Google Chrome is a browser not a search engine.
Re: "Microsoft is warning Brits who use its Bing search engine..."
Don't be so picky, I'm sure the data ends up stored in the same place anyway.
Re: "Microsoft is warning Brits who use its Bing search engine..."
Seeing as in Chrome you search from the url bar I will think you'll find Chrome offers a fully integrated peadoing experience so your're all wrong!
Google - the peado's choice™
What next?
Covering up lads' mags in supermarkets?
Re: What next?
Of course, I'm sure you're being ironic, but for those that don't realise ... :)
Re: What next?
Indeed it is
Re: What next?
Don't see the difference between them and the womens ones like Cosmopolitan. (At least the covers anyway).
Re: What next?
"Covering up lads' mags in supermarkets?"
Off-topic, I know, but I reckon their next edition should be "Burkha Special!"
Re: What next?
I assume we'll need to ban Men's Health too, far too many exposed nipples ?
Oh, male nipples are OK ?
Re: What next?
With speech bubbles saying, "I'm naked under this!"
Re: What next?
Howsabout if you photoshopped an image of male nipples on to a woman's chest? Only partially guilty of downloading pron?
Are these warnings there to try to prevent you from finding kiddy porn through Bing or to try to prevent you from finding out that you can't find kiddy porn through Bing and discovering what a waste of space CEOP, the IWF, Cameron and Perry are?
Re: Hmm
The whole, daft exercise is to send Daily Mail and Sun readers off to the polling booths in about eighteen months from now with their little pencils firmly aimed at the Conservative candidate's box.
Bing Search
I caught my child watching porn what should I do?
You have searched for terms related to child abuse, you have now been reported to the local authorities who will be at your door in seconds, they will take away your children and throw you in jail for 6 months before you can plead innocent. When you return to your 'normal' life, you will have your house graffiti'd and vandalised, death threats will pour through your mail box and you won't be able to get a job anywhere. You sicken us
That about sums up what I think is going to happen.
Re: Bing Search
For the record, that search did not bring up the message. I had to try it just to see.
The company debuted the pop-up message on Bing
Don't know about anybody else, but I have popups blocked in every browser I use...
Don't worry; it's only a matter of time. Then our "organisation for more security" (with many thanks to all the law abiding spam firms which donated heavily to our cause) will start our next campaign: force browsers to remove all those distracting pop-up blockers.
As you showed yourself they're only hindering decent websites from warning their visitors.
Sure I'm jesting; but how long before morons pick up on this as well?
Popup blockers
In this hot weather I've been parched but thats the last time I search for "delicious lolly" online.
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Those shouldn't be latex, they should be nitril, just in case he's allergic to latex. Of course, it's not for your protection, if you're allergic to latex, "sorry about that".
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Mixed: 5 out of 50
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Jun 26, 2013Surprising Good.
Some people is calling this show THE EUROPEAN CRIMINAL MINDS, I never have seen Criminal Minds so I have no idea.
I was expecting a good entertainment show but this is so far more than I was expecting, a nice surprise.
The pilot is nice, some cliché topics but doesn't care, this have potential but with poor viewers, have no chances.
I just hope enjoy the rest of the season just like (o more) than I enjoy the two first episodes.
(sorry for my english)… Expand
Jul 1, 2013i love the show and i have watched 3 episodes so far. I was pleasantly surprised by it so far. I like the fact where we discover how difficult it when crimes happen that cross country lines. Love donald sutherland and william fichtner.
Jul 14, 2013A very surprising tv show that has good action, drama and talented actors from many diffrent countries. I can´t wait for the next episode, the story is very well written and is very similar to reality. Having Donald Sutherland in the show makes it intresting and likeble..
Jun 24, 2013Not watching another women serial killer probably will include child molesters and sadists) show.. Feels like communing with perverts and psychopaths across the airways...who are getting off watching this lowbrow junk tv...too bad
Jun 24, 2013I like the international flavor for a change. May have to watch with subtitles turned on occasionally. It would certainly be an interesting twist if they killed off one of the team each week.
Technical snafu morphine transdermal patches are slow acting, so the character's instant relief is bogus.
Jul 28, 2013Just found this show and love the concept! It's a thriller with a fresh take. I hope will see it go the distance!! It is interesting, with mystery, action, and intrigue!
Jul 29, 2013Refreshing, nice mix of cast. Sick of the same old recycled shows? This one is different. Europe makes for an interesting backdrop and for much more scenarios. I would like to see it picked up not just summer filler.
Jul 8, 2013I wanted to like it there is nothing about this to like. It's just another run of the mill cop drama that tries to be an intenational thriller. Not sure it will last very long either.
Aug 28, 2013Great to see an excellent cast working in Europe. Nice change from the US cities. I hope that it will be renewed. Nice change of pace fro the summer. It would be great if they would change the night.
Jun 24, 2013The producers and writer went to great pains to create a unique international setting, interesting cast, and generally 'different' outer skin, only to hide a frustratingly run-of-the-mill core: Cop with a debilitating injury AND a secret torment, another cop with a broken marriage, a wise sage teleported in at key moments for 'important' meetings on discreet park benches, same old interactions amongst the group. The point is, it's really hard work creating something fresh and original (Homeland, Justified, Breaking Bad, Mad Men, etc.). A mere change of scenery and European faces is not nearly enough. Hopefully, plots will get better as the show progresses but, it's been my experience that, if that potential is not evident in the pilot, it usually doesn't happen later. Too bad!… Expand
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Our Story begins with a girl not any just any girl, but unfortunately she died.
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However strangely enough to gain closure may have fast forwarded until the ending this premiere. Did the show get any better? No it went beyond stupidity. They gone and lost a member of their elite ICC team. Because they went in guns blazing without using headsets to communicate to each other, or using local police to sweep the park. Their reasoning was because their target was a diplomatic serial killer. Being equally as stupid, needing rituals to become a sadist. The team employs drug users, brawlers, voice impressionists, and generally every other questionable character in their elite unit.
The ICC have been given the sheriff's badge to do as they like. Like the producers for an American network they have that team USA mentality. Any logical agency would use extradition orders when commanded by the Hague. Have related firearms permits and work alongside local resources while structuring their disposal. Not be given a sheriff 's badge literally deputised as a hit squad. Questionably stupid upon discovering their personal issues, lives, families. Given quackers to solve.
This show had a starting premise of diplomatic serial killers. I can only imagine what they will be pulling out of the cracker box next week. Probably guessed it right, being completely quackers when lead by this team of parrots, with warning of do not feed the pigeons. Like clowns dress up and play cops and robbers when crossing lines and accents. How did the Pikey become an actor, he was employed by the circus or was it the carnival? Yes we understand how fun fiction is.… Expand
Jun 30, 2013A night-time soap opera disguised as a police drama, and it will probably only get worse every episode. Eventually everybody will be having sex with everybody else. Forget _that_ noise.
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I have to say the best and most interesting characters on the show are Victoria and Tommy. I love how these two actors have dived into their roles. I actually believe them because they seem to believe in their characters. Even though they weren't given much, they still had a presence on screen.
I would suggest sweeping changes to this show if it is to continue:
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2. Someone get a composer or a music producer who can score for this show, so it doesn't seem like some cheesy B rated movie or badly produced foreign tv show.
3. The writers need to work on some new material. There are so many more interesting crimes. Stop being so pedantic. As well, focus on one or two characters instead of all of them. This will help with the flow of the show as well as have us, the audience, able to not be jarred by every other scene while trying to figure out which storyline we're in.… Expand
Aug 25, 2013an amazing show, i can't stop watch! a great story with a lot of things that make you think about, that was a good season and i hope have more seasons with this quality
Aug 26, 2013Great cast, great locales, terrible writing and overly dramatic musical score. I want to love this show, but find it more and more irritating the more I watch it. I almost turned it off during tonight's episode but will give it a few more weeks. Its summer. I just wish the writing wasn't so predictable and amateurish.
[Crossing Lines] offers exotic locales, a veritable United Nations of a cast, and a revered actor (in this case, Donald Sutherland) phoning it in. [19 Jul 2013, p.82]
There's potentially a very interesting show about cops from different cultures, with different methods of policing, learning to work together. Based on the pilot, at least, Crossing Lines just treats all that as window dressing for the same old, same old.
Though constructed from off-the-rack tropes and predictable dialogue, the show also keeps moving forward, causing its characters enough trouble that you feel compelled to stick around at least to see how they get out of it.


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Big brass balls in action.
That's one heck of a good pilot to pull that off.
NE Afghanistan provinces. Was a frequent occurance in years past... Required skilled pilot(s) with an awesome flight engineer/crew-chief/gunner on the tail for the talk down.
Excellent rescue effort...Kudos to the Pilot and other rescuers involved.
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i am sure many of you get tons of fun out of reloading your own ammo.
BUT, when does it really save you money? Without having researched the topic in depth my gut feeling tells me that it probably only pays off with more expensive ammo, like magnum, and ammo sizes that are not covered by cheap russian producers (wolf, bear, etc) like the .30-30.
Brass, primers, bullets, powder... none of this stuff is cheap! not to mention the amount of time it takes to make, lets say, 100 reloads.
If I am wrong, please let me know.


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The history of Hartsville comes to life when you visit the Hartsville Museum. Located in the historic downtown plaza, the museum is home to a fascinating display of local art and history exhibits. If the theater is your passion, the Center Theater is one of the region's premier facilities for performing arts. Settle in for a dramatic theatrical production, or have some laughs with a comedy. Those people who have the desire to pick up a paintbrush will find a haven at the Black Creek Arts Council. The Council encourages and promotes local artists through art classes, art shows, and festivals.
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One of the best parts about any small Southern town is the local restaurants. Hartsville does not disappoint, whether you want a diner or an elegant restaurant. Bizzell's Food & Spirits is a local favorite. Start with some shrimp and grits cooked to perfection and save room for their rich, sweet chocolate cobbler. Fried chicken lovers know that you need look no further than Yogi Bear's Honey Fried Chicken. This cozy little diner has the plumpest, juiciest fried chicken you may ever eat. For great Mexican food at a good price, try a lunch special at Zapata's Mexican Grill.


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Sep 3, 2013
Diving to survey, sample, and manage marine life takes a great deal of skill and knowledge. This diver is sampling the seafloor, also known as the benthic zone. This kind of sampling is important for mapping and can allow scientists to draw conclusions about animal habitats and distributions. For this to work, divers must collect many samples for the data. They can use a wide variety of tools...Read more
Aug 30, 2013
How do we know what coral reefs looked like hundreds of years ago? Often times, we are simply left wondering. Scientists can get an idea from naturalist recordings, but there are many unknowns and they are relying on interpreting personal observations. The landscape of coral reefs has certainly changed since 1846, when Joseph Jukes recorded his impressions of the Great Barrier Reef, and there is...Read more
Aug 29, 2013
Swimming by a black sea nettle may be a bit of a shock. These large jellyfish can grow to be over three feet in diameter, and their tentacles can be over 25 feet long. Despite their large size, much about them is still unknown, and they are relatively new to science: black sea nettles weren't an official species until 1997! This is because they are rarely observed in the wild, preferring calm...Read more
Aug 28, 2013
The Japanese spider crab is a large catch for any fisherman. With a leg span of 13 feet (4 meters) and an average weight of around 40 pounds (16-20 kg), it claims the title of largest crab. It may also have the longest lifespan of any crab, living to be 100 years old. However, Japanese spider crabs do not survive very long without injury. Their long legs are weak , and a study found that three-...Read more
Aug 27, 2013
The blue-spotted stingray ( Taeniura lymma ) doesn't like to be covered in sand like other species of stingray do. Instead, it prefers to show off its beautiful blue spots and, to stay up to the best standards, it needs the help of cleaner fish. These cleaner fish remove parasites from larger fish. Their coloring gives them a sort of uniform, which lets the larger fish know not to eat them. Other...Read more
Aug 26, 2013
When hurricanes blow through an area, they don't just have an impact on humans. These intense wind events also cause great damage to the ecosystems (pdf) they touch. They harm marine animals by spewing pollution and debris onto their habitats. While there are a few animals, such as sharks and dolphins, that can sense the change in air pressure as a hurricane approaches and swim away, many animals...Read more
Aug 23, 2013
On March 1, 1954, the United States military tested nuclear bombs in the ocean around Bikini Atoll in the Pacific Ocean to see what kind of damage they would do to ships. The largest explosion was set off 90 feet underwater: nicknamed "Castle Bravo," the bomb blasted a crater 2 kilometers (more than 1.2 miles) wide in the coral reef and obliterated ocean life in the area. Smithsonian scientists...Read more
Aug 22, 2013
The blue lined octopus may be small, growing to at most 15 cm, but it can be deadly: its venom can cause breathing failure in humans as well as other animals. Turtles can accidentally consume the octopus when grazing and drown due to the immobilizing toxins. The blue coloring serves as a warning since it only appears when the octopus is aggravated. Even though the blue lined octopus is more...Read more
Aug 21, 2013
The false killer whale (pdf) ( Pseudorca crassidens ) is a large dolphin that, despite its name, is not closely related to the killer whale. Instead, it's named for similarities in their skull shapes, as the first false killer whale was described from a fossil in the mid-1800s. They are very social animals and form strong bonds with each other, causing them to stick together in pods. This can be...Read more
Aug 20, 2013
In the Coral Triangle, a biodiverse area between Indonesia and the Philippines, scientists discovered this swimming polychaete (bristly worm), which they have dubbed the "squidworm." Using a remotely operated vehicle, the researchers with the Census of Marine Zooplankton (CMarZ), a project of the Census of Marine Life , dove 1.8 miles (2,800 meters) to first discover Teuthidodrilus samae in 2007...Read more


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BREAKING NEWS- UMass and Bayside Expo agree on sale
UMass-Boston has completed the purchase and sales agreement in its acquisition of the Bayside Expo Center on Columbia Point, the university announced yesterday while withholding the price of the deal. Read more
State, Corcoran duel in "court of public opinion" over odor control
It had to happen sooner or later. The bitterly opposed MWRA and Corcoran Jennison Companies and their hired engineers argued their cases in an ad hoc people's court last Thursday, temporarily interrupting the community planning process for Columbia Point. Read more
Odor facility clouds future of Bayside project
A long simmering disagreement over an odor control facility planned for Columbia Point - next to the future site of Corcoran Jennison Companies' gigantic "Bayside on the Point" developmen - became a slugfest this week when a state board voted not to alter its original design after months of backroom negotiations. Read more
Second meeting set to review Bayside plans
A lack of community interest or the impact of summer holidays could have been what limited the number of attendees at the first community meeting for the proposed Bayside development on Columbia Point.
Less than 50 people showed up on Monday evening at the Boston Redevelopment Authority Article 80 meeting that will help decide the direction a local developer will take the massive shopping, office and residential development in terms of design, density, and mitigation for increased traffic. Read more
Bayside developers go public with site plans
The developer of a vast new shopping and rental-apartment complex on the 29-acre site of the Bayside Expo Center submitted a flurry of documents to city planners on June 30, opening the door for public comment that could influence the project. The redevelopment effort includes hundreds of shops, rental apartments and parking lots where the Columbia Point exposition hall now stands. Read more


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Posts by Zippy the Pinhead
336 posts • joined 12 May 2010
Kickstarted mobe charger 'kicked to death by Apple'
Re: Hmmm
I'm never had an issue plugging one in.. takes 1 second even in the dark.
Re: err
Except the universal standard for cellphone connections is NOW the micro-usb. It was approved what 5 or 6 years ago? Fail on Apple for NOT following the standard.
New Nokia Lumia mobes fail to inspire investors
Re: Nokia need to put out Android phones
Tripled market share... here's an example of tripling market share.. I sold 1 unit.. then a year later I sold 3 (but in order to do it I dumped the price so it's a money looser).. that's tripling market share. doesn't mean much in reality.. And that's pretty much what Nokia did.
Facebook facepalm: US judge tosses out 'sponsored stories' deal
"The problem with the settlement is that it didn't cure anything because there was nothing to stop FB from doing this again, and there wasn't anything which could show how the lawyers came to the round number of 10 million in compensation."
Which is the reason the Judge tossed it.
Hobbyist builds working assault rifle using 3D printer
Re: FAIL indeed: Holmes passed his background check
Why should the NRA be held responsible? The person responsible was the one who pulled the trigger and ONLY that person!
"The actual answer IMO is to actually implement 2nd amendment in its stated intent and form a "well regulated militia", i.e. some kind of reservist force with defence obligations and training."
No it's not. Only Constitutional revisionist believe that. (ie Anti-Gun nuts)
Re: Bloody wonderful, dont idiots ever think first?
Exactly as your title suggest...
The VAST majority of gun violence in America is committed by criminals on other criminals. We know how much criminals love to obey laws now don't we!
Also this is after they go to prison and learn to become master criminals for stuff like drug related crimes.. Stop throwing people in jail from drug related crimes.. you get rid of drug related violence and you get rid of the vast majority of violent crime.
Everywhere in America when legalized gun ownership is allowed violent crime drops. Where gun ownership is curtailed (like Chicago for example) crime goes up.. Chicago just had gun legalized ownership heavily curtailed with some of the most restrictive laws in the country and they are going through a MAJOR increase in violent gun related crimes.
Windows 8 'bad' for desktop users - Gartner's one-word review
Re: Well Duh!
Because if it has a keyboard and a mouse it can still be more efficient to use those features. Moving your hand away from such is a serious pain.. especially if you keep your screen pushed away like I do... That's why I always use a full sized keyboard and mouse when I know I'm going to be sitting for a while in the same location.
Also some people hate having to wipe greasy fingerprints off of something so fragile as a laptop screen.
Foxconn trumps Apple to sit pretty on Fortune 500
Re: Making vs Thinking
Which is a good reason these free trade agreements need to start ending.
Climate was HOTTER in Roman, medieval times than now: Study
This was the result of irrigation.. not heat.
US trade body to 'revisit' Motorola's sole patent win over Apple
Re: This is an important one
Chris.. what if you (as Apple has done) refuse to pay the license fee? Then a ban can and should be enforced.
Apple licenses its patents at a similar rate (didn't say the same.. similar)
Windows Metro Maoist cadres reach desktop, pound it flat
Re: Corporate suicide?
I'm guessing somewhere about 3~6 months after initial sales figures come in.
Steve Jobs' death clears way for vibrating Apple tool
Re: Deja vu from recent Reg headlines
No just articles justifying how much Steven Jobs stood in the way of innovation at his own company because it was his way or the highway.
Ouch! Facebook slumps below IPO value on day 2
Stupid people now a days
Less than a billion members at less than 2 dollars revenue per user a quarter. The company is worth 5 to 10 billion max.
Not to mention the revenue for the company per user is actually dropping as well!
New Apple keyboard patent may spell trouble for Android
Re: But, since the system IS in place...
No you contact the valid patent holder and obtain a license to use the technology. Failing that you can be sued.
Apple logging passwords in plain text
Re: This is a symptom of ...
I worked for them for a while as well Jake.. their password policy was crazy.. nothing over 8 characters, a mix of letters and number only, no special characters, case sensitive turned off.. For some reason they thought this was MORE secure.
Space-cadet Schwartz blows chunks out of Oracle's Java suit
Re: I must be missing something
Why did Oracle want that hardware business?
Did they really want Sun for the hardware business or all the software and the potential to sue over it.. Honestly with the speed that Oracle used the legal option after acquiring Sun.. I would think it's the software and not the hardware.
Re: For completeness...
"Some humor was missed, I believe..."
Then maybe the author of the comment should of used the sarcasm tag or something. Cause it looks to me like a fanboi stating his distaste of anything Google.
550,000-strong army of Mac zombies spreads across world
Re: Oh the humanity!
Well according to El-Reg you would be buying over a half million drinks as that is the number reported to have been infected by this drive-by infection.
Smoked by Android: Microsoft coughs up free laptop
I was following this as well
If pre-loaded apps weren't allowed then the Microserf also broke the rules since that person also had 2 preloaded weather apps!
Samsung celebrates iPad 3 day by suing Apple AGAIN
Re: It's true!
"Did the muffin have rounded corners?"
There's an App for that.
Ethics profs fret over cyborg brains, mind-controlled missiles
Except that once the brain sends the signal you cannot override it.... You've already sent the signal that said pull the trigger. The only thing that would stop it at that point is to break the connection between brain and trigger finger.
Fat margins squeeze Apple against Android
Re: Re: Why... do I need an SD card slot
Because a 16gig card is 16.99 bucks on NewEgg.com right now. So you're getting ripped off by paying £90 extra.
You know I'm not in the market for a tablet at this time.. however when I go to the bigbox stores to see what's out there.. You can't find the Android Tablets.. they are either placed in areas where visibility is low or they don't carry them. This is slowly turning around... but if the consumer can't find the device then they certainly can't purchase one!
Handbags at dawn: Hermes loses Chinese trademark battle
@Tom 38
That would be true however the Chinese government artificially manipulates its currency to stay the bargain it actually is.
Child abuse suspect won't be forced to decrypt hard drive
"Can someone remind me why the law is only relevant to a certain percentage of the population."
That percentage is 100% of the population!
Not if that same testimony would incriminate them in a crime. They can plead the 5th to protect themselves. That can result in the witnesses entire testimony being thrown out of course.
Foxconn allegedly hid underage workers from inspectors
Re: @Wize
"The real question however is where could Apple - and HP, Dell, Microsoft, etc - go as alternatives for their manufacturing, when Foxconn clearly has such as stronghold position, it's monopoly being - as it appears - supported by the Chinese government?"
How about in countries where workers have rights? China is chosen because they have a HUGE supply of cheap manual labor. Other countries can keep labor cost down by using labor and robotics. If other companies left China stating that the main reason they do so is because of their lack of worker's rights protections then China may actually be forced to crack down on illegal employment practices. However until the Chinese people rise up and force the government to give them the rights they should get the abuses will continue.
Apple goes to European Commission with complaint about Motorola
Any one notice the part
Motorola offered to license the tech to Apple, Apple refused to license it!
Then Apple sued.
Sorry Apple you refused to license the tech which was offered to you under FRAND.
Boy burned in Nintendo sensor substitution
Do we really need a warning for this?
IT guy answers daughter's Facebook rant by shooting her laptop
seriously.. he addresses exactly that. on his fb page.. both him and his daughter are quite insulted by that attitude!
"Nuff said. Rational folks won't own a gun. Hell, the only gun IT guys own are Nerfs, or if you're richer, stun guns.
And his daughter is right to demand being paid for doing household chores.
I hope social services deal with this psycho. Preferably by taking his daughter away."
Really and free room and board aren't enough? She was doing less than 30 minutes of chores each day and for that she got free room and board, high speed internet, a cell phone, a nice laptop and whatever else that was provided to her. The police and social services have already looked into the video and they didn't have a problem with it.. and the daughter doesn't either. Read the guy's FB page!
"...that some folks do not understand that this girl has serious psychological issues that will eventually required professional help. Many young people live in a drug crazed world of fantasy be it legal or illicit drugs. If she's not on drugs she has even more severe issues."
Are you for real? She had a temper tantrum that she took public that's all it was. Are you a professional who can diagnose this without even seeing his daughter? Even his daughter agrees she screwed up. Teens do that sometimes.. She tried to push the boundaries and she got schooled.
He is a man of his word. He promised her something like this would happen the previous time she did something like this and then he followed through. This was not a tantrum.. he was calm and level headed throughout the video and remained so all the way through the end. I also believe because of his actions IF he ever did need to look for a job that if people recalled the video he'd get offers on the spot. He was defending his family's honor and his word after sh had disrespected it in a public forum.
"She's a spoiled little brat without a clue. Maybe she learned something from the video but it's doubtful."
Read his FB page.. She agreed after she read the 96% positive feedback he got. She also offered her cell phone (since she has lost the use of it while she is grounded) up to be shot if will help the charity they support gain financial support... in it appears to have done so... and he is very grateful for as well Also he defends her many times on his page stating it's ok to give him crap but leave her alone.
"I mean if he wants to invoke fear yes he's done it"
It's not fear he tried to invoke.. it's respect! He told her that if she did something like that again he would do something like shoot the laptop. He followed through with his word. She even agrees.. read his FB page.
He wasn't snooping on his daughter's FB page. She didn't black the family pet from viewing it. The family pet has it's own FB page and the father opened that page because SHE didn't sign out of it.
"Guns should never EVER be used for such a thing. A gun is NOT a toy, a gun is something you treat with utmost respect"
Ever go practice shooting? The guy basically shot at the ground. From the range and angle he was shooting it chances of a bullet ricocheting are practically non-existent. Running the laptop over with a car however risk a blown tire and would make a larger mess. Burning it would have release noxious fumes... His wife also wanted him to shoot it for her as well. BTW.. even the local police didn't have an issue... Read the guy's comments on his FB page.
The dad found out by accessing the family dog's facebook page. She blocked the family from viewing the rant but the dog wasn't in the family group. He opened the dog's page and saw the rant. This is not his fault... This is purely his daughter's fault. Read the guy's FB page.. Even she agreed the way she handled this was her fault. If fact she even offered up her cell phone since she is now grounded from using it as well.
He spoke with the local police after the video was posted to Youtube and they didn't have a problem with it.
The dog did it in this case. They had a FB page set up for the dog.. while She had the rest of the family in a family group the dog wasn't in a group. She was looking at the dog profile and forgot to close it. Dad worked on the laptop and saw his daughter's rant on the dog's FB page.
Hollow points are quite easy to obtain. They are banned for warfare... but if you are allowed to purchase a gun and they make hollow points in that caliber then you can purchase them. They may cost you extra but that's about it.
As if destroying a laptop with a hammer isn't just as violent if not more. It also risk more injury from flying debris. Read his comments on his FB page... Even his daughter agreed with her punishment. She wasn't abused and she wasn't scarred for life.
They were hollow points.. some people call them exploding rounds. I believe in the video he called them exploding hollow point rounds.
Read his FB page and you will see that his daughter DID agree with the punishment! She came to the conclusion after reading that he got 96% positive feedback on how he resolved this.
US Navy preps railgun for tests
Something like this along with recently announced steerable ammo could make for a resurgence in big gun ships.
Apple's new TV allegedly spotted... in Canadian office
Just waiting for a commercial to pop up saying.. you should see what's happening on channel "so and so" and Siro obeys by turning to that station! lol
Google and Facebook remove 'offensive' content from Indian sites
Good for the economy locally though
Just imagine the thousands of new employees that would have to be hired to handle the influx of "I'm offended by" complaints.
This reeks of SOPA/PIPA here in the US.. making websites responsible for user uploaded content.
I agree with AC.. Block all Indian content. throw up a 404 page stating something like "Your Government wants us to censor searches deemed too offensive for you to view and since anyone can be offended by pretty much anything.. we've shut it all down.. Our suggestion is to take your rage our on your local government official.. That is unless you like being led around like sheep."
US Senator: 'Retest airport scanner safety'
I believe that 85% figure is a little high don't you think?
Mars attacks! Morocco pelted with rocks from the Red Planet
What I want to know is
How come amanfrommars hasn't commented on this yet??? I find this very curious!!!
Windows 8 hardware rules 'derail user-friendly Linux'
"2 - Apple does not in any way prevent the installation of other OS on the hardware they produce."
Ummmm yes they do.. which is why you have to jailbreak their devices.
Symantec 'fesses up: 'Code theft worse than we thought'
"How could Symantec have gotten hacked? Don't they use AV?"
No they do use AV.. Symantec AV.. that's probably why they got hacked in the first place! LOL
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A federal agency is providing more time for the state and the group behind the proposed Pebble Mine to provide information showing development at the site would not result in "unacceptable" environmental impacts.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has initiated a process that could lead to it prohibiting or restricting development of a massive gold-and-copper prospect in the Bristol Bay region.
The state, Pebble Limited Partnership and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had 15 days from the Feb. 28 announcement to submit information showing no "unacceptable adverse" impacts to waters would occur or to show that actions could be taken to prevent such impacts.
The state and Pebble requested the process be stayed until permit applications are submitted and reviewed.
EPA has instead extended the response deadline to April 29.
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During the seventh inning stretch of Thursday's game, Andy Milovich bent over with his head out the press box window singing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" as the exam was performed as part of Prostate Awareness Night.
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(This letter from Christopher Brooks, a former Memphian now living in Los Angeles, was written to The New Tri-State Defender President/Publisher Bernal E. Smith II. In it, Brooks, who helped birth The Tri-State Defender, bridges the gap between then and now.)
Dear Mr. Bernal E. Smith II,
Sir, first, you don't know me, so please allow me a brief introduction. I was rambling through some of my old collections of documents, books, etc. I came across a November 10th, 2011 edition of the Tri-State with a front page, 2-column spread with a caption, "The 'Defender' at 60." I remember that day (of the first edition) and have recalled it many times in that span between then and now.
Ms. Aretta Mitchell, the Tri-State circulation manager and I drove down to the station in her Ford station wagon and picked up the first edition of the papers as they were being off-loaded onto the ground. We went back to the office, a converted residence, with a basement, where I placed the first 25 copies of the edition on the ground floor. We had put in place the planks that would elevate (and) keep the packages dry. That was the beginning of the morgue and it was my responsibility to add to the stacks each week, until I left in 1954, after graduating from St. Augustine High School, and proceeding to Lakeland Air Force Base, Texas.
I began recalling names associated with my life from the age of 10 or eleven when I was a Memphis World paperboy, living in the Lemoyne Gardens projects. It was during that time I met Mr. Lewis. O. Swingler . . . generally shortened to L. O. (former Editor of the Memphis World and the first editor of the Tri-State Defender).
During my years at the Tri-State, the "South's Leading Negro Newspaper," some of my treasured images are those of Mr. Swingler, typing with two or three fingers as fast as Ms. Grafton, the office manager, would with 10. Mr. Alex Wilson, a major historical figure of the time, was probably 6'2" or 3 with a strong but never loud voice, typing with two fingers, or cutting and pasting copy for page layouts. There was an early morning radio news program initiating from one of the offices called "The Negro in the News." I've forgotten the reporter/newscaster, but for emphasis and punctuation he used one of those old-fashioned telegraph keys used by Walter Winchell, which he used to structure his stories.
(Forgive me; I don't believe you are old enough to have experienced Walter Winchell.) Our reporter was let go after a relatively short run of it.
There was the representative from the Chicago Defender, phone number, CA5-5656, who periodically came down to the Tri-State. He was always well dressed, and generally asked me to go and get him a box of Corona cigars. On the first occasion I went down to a hotel on Main Street, walked in the front door and toward the counter where I saw the tobacco stand. I was stopped and told I was not allowed in the area. I explained that all I wanted was a box of Corona cigars. I was told that if I wanted to go to the counter, I would have to come in the back door. I was about 5-6 steps from the counter.
I went outside around to the back. I was always given a $10 tip for running errands. At the time I was probably making about $15 a week for cleaning and errand running for Tri State. I saw a man in the alley and asked if I could get him to go in and get the box. I would give him $5. He was out in 2 minutes, smiling as if he had won a big one. I always had a problem with back doors. That's another story.
The Chicago Defender representative was later killed when he stepped out of a small private aircraft and walked through a front propeller. Actually, I don't believe he completed the walk through!
Mr. Swingler had a green Packard and often had occasion to have me with him. He got a new one after I left for military service.
There was Elizabeth Grafton and her sister, the wife of one of the first Negro policeman in the city. There was a Ms. Cora Lawrence. She was the first woman of my late teenage crush. She gave me a soft sweet kiss as I left to enter the Air Force, later moved to Saskatchewan, Canada and also sent me a little letter while I was in Boot Camp. Norman Hudson, one of the photographers of that time, was my uncle.
A few years ago I was in Memphis and wanted to go by the Tri-State office. I eventually found it, a small building, which was open with one or two people on site. I walked in for a moment. It was a heartbreaking, heart-stopping moment. The paper had grown old. It reminded me of "old" people I knew as a child, attending Metropolitan Baptist Church, as they were sitting quietly in a back pews, discussing "Old Man Joseph who died last week. He was old, you know. Gettin' way up in his 50s."
As we walked back toward the car, my wife asked, "Are you OK!"
"Yes," I answered, as I felt that little cramp for a moment on the side of my chest just under a rib. Over time I would check the Tri-State online. Then I stopped.
A week or so ago I was speaking with some of my siblings, who still are in Memphis, and I asked them if they ever read the Tri-State. It seemed as if had just drifted into the past for them. I then decided to take another look at the website and was awe-stricken.
I have spent all my professional life since 1965 in Information Technology. I know what it takes to create a good website. Tri-State made the cut! I was so proud of it. It has the appearance and functionality of a top-tier newspaper, periodical, etc. My complements go out to your development team. This time a year or so ago, it was a black and white posting with a focus on religion, some local social filler and . . . Today, it makes me wish I was there when it started again.
The next time I am in Memphis, I will make a point to drop by your offices, and let your people know that I WAS THERE, FOR THAT FIRST ISSUE, ON DAY ONE, AT THE FIRST HOUR IN NOVEMBER 1951!
Best regards Sir, and my compliments to TRI-STATE DEFENDER!
Christopher Brooks
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