Archive for January, 2012
Deadmau5 – Complications
by Cito on Jan.24, 2012, under Music, Youtube
‘Complications’ 2nd track off the album ‘Random Album Title’ by Deadmau5
Info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_Album_Title
Megaupload Song
by Cito on Jan.21, 2012, under Music
In memory of Megaupload 
Eve Online – Crucibile Trailer
by Cito on Jan.20, 2012, under Blog
EVE Online: Crucible forges community feedback into a release filled with player-requested features and fixes. New battlecruisers, a massive graphics update, time dilation and an improved UI are just some of the 100 additions and improvements that have arrived November 2011 in EVE Online’s 15th free expansion.
Music by Hazar
soundcloud.com/hazar
Think the naming of your home WIFI network falls under freedom of speech?
by Cito on Jan.20, 2012, under News
Well think again…
Police in Teaneck, New Jersey, with apparently too much time on their hands, are investigating an offensive wireless network name. Although the police didn’t reveal the name, the New York Daily News reports that it was anti-Semitic and racist in nature. The incident is being investigated as a possible ‘bias crime.’ It’s definitely not what proper people do, but a ‘bias crime?
Sounds very Orwellian ’1984′ “thought-crime-ish”
Source: http://goo.gl/zn9EE
FBI website crippled by Anonymous led retaliation to Megaupload raid
by Cito on Jan.19, 2012, under News
Anonymous have raided many government sites and taking them down as a response to Megaupload being taken down.
Megaupload’s info: http://torrentfreak.com/megaupload-shut-down-120119/
FBI website crippled by Anonymous led retaliation to Megaupload raid
The websites for the US Department of Justice and Universal Music Group were among the first to go, with the sites for US Copyright Office, Warner Music, BMI, and RIAA following suit shortly after. At around 7:40 PM ET, FBI.gov finally went down.
Ongoing attacks have also been waged against WhiteHouse.gov, the official site for the Executive Branch of the United States.
“It was in retaliation for Megaupload,” Barrett Brown confirms to RT. A frequent collaborator with Anonymous, he is mastermind a separate campaign aimed at attacking Congressman that support the SOPA and PIPA legislations.
Source: http://rt.com/usa/news/crippled-fbi-megaupload-anonymous-239/
Seems Anonymous is definitely on the warpath.
Update – Slashdot article and discussion on Anonymous’ raid against government sites.: http://yro.slashdot.org/story/12/01/19/2238202/anonymous-takes-down-doj-riaa-mpa-and-universal-music