Posted on 07/06/2012 6:24:36 PM PDT by Slambat
It’s three days and counting before the deadline by the FBI hits in which they’ve threatened to shut down your Internet connection. The agency believes they are doing Americans a favor.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnewsinsider.com ...
Well, it’s possible, but you’ll have to judge for yourself if it’s reasonable or not.
Can’t he be both?
Anal Madness II Good movie gave that a 3 rectal thermometers
Posted here yesterday, with more information:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2903080/posts
who the hell are they to do that !!!
They should E— S—t and D— !
You just might want to check anyway. Apples are NOT immune to the dns changer. Just do a search for 'dns changer apple' and you'll find a number of articles.
Here's one for a start.
Okay - explain with your "superior grasp" why the government cannot wrest control of our access to the Internet away from us. If some podunk dictator can control.censor his country's access, our "leaders" can manage it with us. There might be some chinks in the wall, but most do not have knowledge/skills to leverage them.
That is my question, a little “tracking” bot so they can come “discuss” various opinions we have with us?
so come Monday you cannot turn on your computer, who will you blame?
Algorithm
In the OSF-specified algorithm for generating new (V1) GUIDs, the user's network card MAC address is used as a base for the last group of GUID digits, which means, for example, that a document can be tracked back to the computer that created it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globally_unique_identifier
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"[snip] U.S.-based Cisco Systems and Canadian-based Nortel Networks are working closely with the People's Armed Police developing oppressive and intrusive computer systems to monitor, track and prosecute illegal Internet web browsers.
Nortel has contracts with Datang Telecom, a Chinese firm that works closely with the Chinese Ministry of State Security. Nortel has provided its "Personal Internet" suite to the MSS, allowing authorities to monitor and track nearly half of China's individual Internet users.
Nortel is currently working with the communist authorities in Shanghai to build a "Shasta 5000" firewall...."
---The Great Firewall of China
---Charles R. Smith, Friday, May 17, 2002
"TO SECURE THESE RIGHTS, [American] governments are instituted among men"
Good response - I think the self-styled techno-geek that didn’t think our gubmint could shut us off the internet has no sense of the corporations and government agencies that actually control/maintain the infrastructure.
No one is saying that the government couldn’t shut down the internet. What I am saying is that shutting down these illegitimate name servers is not that attempt.
Now you're saying that - your original belittled a poster for opining trhe government could do it and you mentioned nothing to substantiate the put down. That said, the name servers aren't the same thing, but will seem so to anyone now pointed at them.
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