No criminal charges will be filed? WTF?!
Oh wait... it's Florida.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...fight/9901631/
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No criminal charges will be filed? WTF?!
Oh wait... it's Florida.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...fight/9901631/
So ashamed of my behavior on Friday, you guys.
I've been in a really bad mood lately, but there's no excusing what I did; I understand that.
I guess you've gotta hit rock bottom sometimes.
Sounds like somebody's library books are late AGAIN.
Remind me to start doing the Daily Poem thing again.
Start doing the Daily Poem thing again.
Thanks, I'll get on it!Quote:
Originally Posted by DrRay11
Don't forget to remind me to start doing the Daily Bible verse, too.
There's an app for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Glantonio
Whenever I see someone write "Faith in humanity restored" I lose more of mine
^ Nice! I like that.
Thx, just came up with it myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahoe
It was random so I posted it here.
This writer is a moron:
http://www.esquire.com/blogs/culture...rc=syn&mag=esq
Yes, the problem is that they weren't secure enough. People placed their personal shit on an Internet service and (reportedly) the Internet service got hacked. People need to get smarter and MORE AWARE about where their personal shit gets stashed. I bet a whole lot of compromised people didn't understand the concept that their pics were insecurely stashed on iCloud.Quote:
2. This isn't a "lesson" about why not to take nude photos.
The problem is not that someone took personal pictures, or that they weren't "secure" enough. That's the same conversation that places blame on rape victims and not their attackers. This was and should be talked about like any act of sexism and violence.
I particularly love Mary Elizabeth Winstead's naivete from the same article, thinking that:
There is no such thing as "deleted". Just because they may have some option labeled "erase" doesn't mean it really went anywhere, especially in a cloud context. You may not see it on your phone/tablet. You may not see it in YOUR view of the cloud service (assuming she even deleted it properly). But it is still there lurking, waiting to be discovered.Quote:
Knowing those photos were deleted long ago, I can only imagine the creepy effort that went into this. Feeling for everyone who got hacked.
This is shit that people need to know about the world they live in.
The analogy to rape is bullshit. Hey girls, if you go around wearing skirts without panties, if the wind blows, people will see your privates. If you're a famous girl and you wear a skirt, people will put a fucking fan on you for that Marilyn Monroe-type moment.
And the guy ends with:
Fucking hypocrite.Quote:
What's really the right way to talk about this?
Not at all.
More stupidity...
http://www.freep.com/article/20140902/COL43/309020157/
1) iCloud was so secure that it was trivial to brute-force passwords. Apple says "oh, it wasn't our fault" as they fix the thing that was their fault, and no one calls them on it. Bah!Quote:
the product various cloud-storage providers sell is secure remote storage, and if they’re not delivering, it’s not the user’s fault. (And honestly, how many of you can tell me right now, without checking, whether your photos are backed up to a cloud-storage service?)
2) DUMBASS! The fact that you don't know where your data is going IS THE FUCKING PROBLEM! The "see, it's ok because we're all stupid because geeks have baffled us with bullshit" argument is FUCKED UP. We all need to wake up, assert controi, and demand some fucking accountability.
"without her permission"? She signed model release forms with two different photographers (though she claims not to remember signing the B&W release forms).Quote:
And consider the social shift: Thirty years ago, Vanessa Williams, the first African-American winner of the Miss America pageant, was forced to resign her title when Penthouse magazine threatened to (and eventually did) publish nude pictures of Williams without her permission.
This took me all of several seconds to Google up, and I'm hardly a journalist.
There's legitimate feminist/human rights issues here. Depending on geography, the actual act of disclosing most of the images (especially without intent to do emotional harm) may not itself be a crime. For example, when ScarJo's pics were leaked, the guy was only prosecuted for hacking, not for the actual disclosure of the pics and whatever damage they caused.
But by all means, let's bog it down with non-factual bullshit talking points. I want to be kept in my garden and fed bullshit like a fucking plant.
On point, as usual.
I'm hearing good things
So damn sick. Ganna die.
Ebola?
I thought I had that shit about a month ago.
Like I told you, it's just VD. Get over it, and stop fucking all those third-world spinners.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahoe
Thank you for making Breaking Bad action figures a collector's item, Toys'R'Us:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-29719150
So fuckin stupid for libs to make them for kids in the first place.
I prefer my Tahoe action figures.
I like that. Can I use that for my new avi?
Think you must.
That creeped me out a lil bit. Liked just the pic better.
Remember when that episode aired originally. It's great.
Can't believe that show has been on so long.
I've had a couple vod/crans but you's dont forget to change you watches back. Or whichever way. I think its fall forward and spring ahead. or spring back? Fall back and spring ahead. Fall forward spring forward. I think thats it or one of those.
Kurt Cobain suicide note shirts
http://consequenceofsound.net/2015/0...-suicide-note/
https://consequenceofsound.files.wor...3-am.png?w=807
HATE people.
Gaffigan hosting the late late show tonight glan.
He's too dad dad guy to stay up for thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Vinny
Can't deny the truth.
Figured you had DVR by now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glanmazing
Or at least could set the camcorder [EDIT: GLANcorder] up in front of the TV.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vinny
Famcorder, bro.
If I fuck the overweight lawyer, do I get free legal aid?