How has this organization not faced RICO charges yet? Talk about an "offer you can't refuse."
That's all I have to say about that.
"From the GAO's description, acquiring controlled items appears to be no more difficult than shopping on Amazon."
- At least Amazon TRIES to ensure you are who you say you are when buying stuff from them....Name/Address/Credit Card info all have to match.
I could randomly pick boxes and have a better detection rate than that. They must be working pretty damn hard at screwing up to hit that low a percentage!
Do they sell popcorn there or will I need to smuggle some in under my coat?
Adding a separate charge for video transmitting a murder to decrease the number of murders is like tacking a parking ticket on top of the bank robbery charge because of the get-away car out front. NEITHER IDEA WILL STOP ANYTHING!
that there is no honor among thieves.
that and the words hitler or nazi
If I coat a letter with peanut oil knowing the recipient is allergic to peanuts then I am guilty of attempting to harm that person and the specific charge would depend on how harmful my actions were.
If this idiot sent the .gif knowing (OR EVEN JUST BELIEVING) that the receiver is prone to bad effects of strobing lights then charges may be considered just the same as the peanut-oil letter.
Stupid is as congress does!
is like blaming the Phone Book (yes, that large, ugly, yellow thing) for the telemarketers that call me!
if your software performs identically both before and AFTER you brick it....you've got issues.
is to pass laws making the INDIVIDUAL responsible for any fines received for willfully ignoring the law. Fining the AGENCY has no impact upon the employee so there is zero incentive to actually DO THEIR JOB and OBEY THE LAW.
Zero accountability leads to zero productivity.
Just keep nerding, just keep nerding, just keep nerding...nerding...nerding
that our representative accidentally told the truth. Please ignore that and accept these lies instead.
I think I found a way for him to steer clear of US prison and keep all his money!
I work for a federal agency and our network is such a POS that I can't d/l work-related files half the time without getting network time-outs, etc. And here the FBI is speeding up a kiddie-porn site! #SMH
Sounds like Gary Hart to me!
ATT owes someone a CRAPLOAD of money!
Based on the judge's interpretations of law in this case, AT&T may be held CRIMINALLY LIABLE of facilitating the "Nigerian Prince" scams since it provided the technology and ability for the actual criminals to use.