On Fri, 12 Sep 2008 18:01:52 +0100 mysurname@ntlworld.com (Dave B) wrote: In case anyone doesn't follow that last point, this is from Kingblind: REM guitarist Peter Buck's signature guitar has been stolen from the stage after a gig at the Finnair Stadium in Helsinki, Finland, last night (September 9). Returned by an anonymous source yesterday, 19 September, in time for him to play it at the Luxembourg show. What a relief....

...related methods: # # Test Index-related methods: ok t/06_Bugs................# # Test Item Visible After AutoFind # # Test that stolen grab (local) was returned # # Test that stolen grab (global) was returned ok t/07_Pod.................ok Test Summary Report ------------------- t/04_Options_Misc (Wstat: 512 Tests: 239 Failed: 2) Failed tests...

... wrote: By the way, if I was the McCain/Palin campaign I'd get some lawyers to start working on the possibility of major litigation against the websites that display the material because it's stolen intellectual property. What would they get from that? An order to take the information down? A fairly punishing payback in legal fees alone. The horse is already out of that barn. Paparazzi media ethics. It's ...

.... Posted September 18, 2008. A Republican computer data security expert tells how cyber-partisans could have stolen the 2004 election. An election whistleblower who is a Republican, a nationally known data security and computer ... how Republican Party consultants in 2004 built an electronic vote counting network in Ohio that could have stolen votes to re-elect the president. The whistleblower, Stephen Spoonamore, who has run or held ...

...working on the possibility of major litigation against the websites that display the material because it's stolen intellectual property. What would they get from that? An order to take the information down? The horse... on, what, hundreds of websites by now. They wouldn't dare post screenshots of, say, stolen Microsoft sourcecode, even though it exists. MS would annihilate those companies. Perhaps, but the sourcecode has...

...start working on the possibility of major litigation against the websites that display the material because it's stolen intellectual property. One problem, it's SCOTUS defensible IF it's 3rd party transmitted and used for a major news story, sad but true. They wouldn't dare post screenshots of, say, stolen Microsoft sourcecode, even though it exists. MS would annihilate those companies. -c True. But ...

... I'd get some lawyers to start working on the possibility of major litigation against the websites that display the material because it's stolen intellectual property. They wouldn't dare post screenshots of, say, stolen Microsoft sourcecode, even though it exists. MS would annihilate those companies. -c

... time since the Jimmy Carter presidency, but no one thinks it will get anywhere anytime soon. And even decriminalization means that marijuana users are still punished for their choice of substance, as well as having their property stolen by law enforcement. The situation is even more bleak when it comes to non-pot drug offenders. There is virtually no impetus to rein back the war on them, and even the reform efforts that could reduce ...

.... BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at t/02.reload.t line 16. # Looks like your test died before it could output anything. Dubious, test returned 255 (wstat 65280, 0xff00) No subtests run t/03.stolen.......ok t/pod-coverage....skipped: Test::Pod::Coverage 1.04 required for testing POD coverage t/pod.............skipped: Test::Pod 1.14 required for testing POD Test Summary Report ------------------- t/01.usage (Wstat: 65280 Tests...

...sucks. I do have to mention the most heinous act that can be done to a book. Stealing. Rarely is an entire book stolen, but, to give one of the most arch examples, pages have been torn out and stolen. A friend told me about someone taking a razor blade and cutting nine fully colored pictures from one of his books. Just think,...