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L’Allemagne prépare une loi pour protéger les insectes
On peut désormais jurer avec une plume d’aigle à la GRC du Manitoba
Mouhahahahaha! Dans quel monde débile on vit! Hahaha 🙂 Plutôt que d’enlever le livre ridicule pour prêter serment, on se plie à d’autres superstitions. J’ai bien hâte que les policiers puissent utiliser la passoire à pâtes pour les Pastafariens!
On peut désormais jurer avec une plume d’aigle à la GRC du Manitoba
12 000 $ pour encaisser un chèque de 15 000 $
Un braconnier condamné à visionner Bambi
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Teen charged in Nova Scotia government breach says he had ‘no malicious intent’
Teen charged in Nova Scotia government breach says he had ‘no malicious intent’
“The teen has been charged with “unauthorized use of a computer,” which carries a possible 10-year prison sentence, for downloading approximately 7,000 freedom-of-information releases.”
10 ans pour avoir édité un URL et downloadé du contenu qui était publiquement (sans mot de passe nécessaire) disponible? C’est vraiment ridicule.
Teen charged in Nova Scotia government breach says he had ‘no malicious intent’ | CBC News
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Oklahomans Must be Stopped from Eating Unborn Fetuses!
dvorak.org: Oklahomans Must be Stopped from Eating Unborn Fetuses!
No person or entity shall manufacture or knowingly sell food or any other product intended for human consumption which contains aborted human fetuses in the ingredients or which used aborted human fetuses in the research or development of any of the ingredients.
Qu’est-ce qui les a pousse a ecrire un tel reglement?!?!?! J’ose meme pas y penser. :-\
Defendant Ordered to Decrypt Laptop May Have Forgotten Password
wired.com: Defendant Ordered to Decrypt Laptop May Have Forgotten Password
Via: slashdot.org: Defendant Ordered To Decrypt Laptop Claims She Had Forgotten Password
If she does not decrypt the drive by month’s end, as ordered, she could be held in contempt and jailed until she complies. If the case gets to that point, Judge Blackburn would have to make a judgement call and determine whether the woman had forgotten the code or was refusing to comply.