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7 years ago @ Filibuster Cartoons - Toronto Star writer bu... · 0 replies · 0 points

And, of course, back in 2006 DEFCON showed how to hack voting machines anyway. http://gizmodo.com/200693/how-to-steal-an-electio...

8 years ago @ Dealbreaker - The Top 10 Martin Shkr... · 0 replies · +1 points

I liked "Giving away WUTANG album RT for a chance to win" even though it's been deleted. And the one about having anal AIDs.

8 years ago @ Dealbreaker - Ex-Stripper Who Drugge... · 0 replies · +6 points

Hahahaha, New York writer thinks strippers are born with those bodies.

9 years ago @ http://walpal.gossip-l... - i,a,s ÿmam;=ka w;... · 0 replies · 0 points

Thanks.

11 years ago @ Wonkette - Here, Let the Atlantic... · 0 replies · +1 points

If the Huffpo is the leading long-form journalism publication, we are all fucked.

11 years ago @ Naked Security - Anonymous avenges Aaro... · 0 replies · +1 points

The MIT defacements didn't interfere with coursework or access to information; they actually had a link at the bottom of the page to the original landing pages.

11 years ago @ 1 Wine Dude - In Defense Of Natalie ... · 0 replies · +1 points

Oh yes, the classic anti-hotlinking thing.

11 years ago @ 1 Wine Dude - In Defense Of Natalie ... · 2 replies · +1 points

All that I've ever had to provide was the relevant dates of the posts and links. It's ALWAYS a good idea to make screenshots of their posts stealing yours, in case they take those down, sensing trouble. But even if the DMCA doesn't work, it raises a flag with the web host, and they will treat any subsequent ones as serious. People like this don't generally stop until the penalty for continuing becomes too painful.

"Becoming too painful" is the entire point of my strategy, as you can tell.

11 years ago @ 1 Wine Dude - In Defense Of Natalie ... · 4 replies · +1 points

Indeed I do: Whine Journalism and How to Bring the Splashback http://manolofood.com/whine-journalism-and-how-to...

Enjoy.

11 years ago @ 1 Wine Dude - In Defense Of Natalie ... · 6 replies · +2 points

I don't understand why people keep treating this as a wine journalism issue: it's a theft issue. Copyright violation is a serious issue for anyone who creates anything original and posts it online. Offering to run around after the fact and scrawl the victims' names on everything she stole doesn't negate the theft.

I see this kind of thing all the time, and I also see a systematic shrug of the shoulders and a "well, I can't afford a lawyer and I want to be nice," but dammit, that isn't good enough. It isn't even necessary. I'm seriously angry about this, angry enough to write a post to teach people what to do if their work is stolen: take the offending website entirely offline AND cost them their ad revenue. It's a wicked double whammy and it doesn't take more than a half hour, and NO lawyer.

So, at the risk of seeming spammy, you can check out that post on Manolofood.com but I sincerely hope that a fellow Armagnac fancier would see where I'm coming from on this. Spread the word and smack the offenders over the head with an empty bottle and a DMCA notice!

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