Überwachungsstaat vs. Überwachungsindustrie
Überwachungsstaat war einmal. Wir leben bereits in der Überwachungsindustrie.
RIAA sues family that does not own a computer
A Georgia family is being sued for downloading illegal music, despite the fact that they dont even own a computer. Nor do they even have internet access of any kind, no WebTV or anything. A federal lawsuit filed this week by the Recording Industry Association of America alleges that Carma Walls of Rockmart, Georgia was sharing files over the Internet. The lawsuit seeks an injunction and requests unspecified monetary damages. The lawsuit states, Plaintiffs are informed and believe that Defendant, without the permission or consent of Plaintiffs, has used, and continues to use, an online media distribution system to download the copyrighted recordings, to distribute the copyrighted recordings to the public, and/or to make the copyrighted recordings available for distribution to others.
I Did It For You All
Es Krabbelt in der Birs…
Gestern beim Baden in der Birs sahen wir plötzlich – jaaa – echte, gefährliche Riesenmonster. Unsere schlimmsten Befürchtungen wurden wahr. Sind das Flusskrebse? Oder Krabben? Nebst dieser abgetrennten Schere sahen wir noch ein lebendiges Biest im Wasser. Ganz interessant, dass solche Viecher in so einer Fäkalienschwemme wie der Birs überleben können… Barfussbaden ist für mich aber jetzt tabu!
Vista security feature is ‘anti-Linux’
A Scanner Darkly
Wenn man so schaut, was in nächster Zeit so im Kino läuft, könnte einem das grosse Gähnen kommen. Bis auf diesen Film…
Order in court
These are from a book called Disorder in the American Courts, and are things people actually said in court, word for word, taken down and now published by court reporters who had the torment of staying calm while these exchanges were actually taking place.
Wallace nach Russland
Dear Comrads of the Scratchbook-Union. I will have the two proudest weeks of my live. I will get plenty of food and lots of knowlegde…
Windows uses pirated software?
Has it ever crossed your mind to use the editor to open a WAV file installed with Windows XP? Nobody will do that – that’s what Microsoft probably thought. After all, countless WAV files are stored on a computer, and they are to be heard, not to be watched, right?
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