>>174532

If it has the capacity to DDos it will be of use for when we organise the next raid.

11:11 UTC
December 5th
that gives us almost a month the message out their

will it be possible to SoDD Myspace?

>>179776

That is a good question.

>>179776

I'd hit it with a crowbar.

white fag-master to shadowfag you have green light i repeat you have green light take that bitch down

Deibert, one of the organizers of the reception, said he will file a complaint against the censorship of the event and send it to the United Nations Human Rights Commission.

"We condemn this undemocratic act of censoring our event just because someone is trying to impress or be in the good graces of the Chinese government. It is ironic that while people are allowed to gather here to discuss freedom of expression online, censorship and surveillance practices on the Internet, we are being restricted in expressing our views," said Al Alegre of the Foundation for Media Alternatives, a member of the ONI Network.

<-- The poster.

guise.. srsly wtf is the world coming too ppl can't even have a civil conference about ending censorship without censoring shit.. wtf. I mean srsly this is the most immature bullshit ever from the UN.

well i think we've already had many signals, we need to take control of our world fuck the goverments and the big corporations the world and the net is ours not them.

maybe stupid/already done.
But if we created an online petition, spread it around the web, then after we garnered enough signatures(has to be alot, maybe a million?) we submit it to Washington and also to fox news. Since fox news is on bad terms with the government right now, they may be more inclined to give the subject more media attention. We could also promote the topic on there website, im sure they have some section thats open to discussion.

this should be on the Megaraid agenda, can someone let them know?

bump for the internets

"ISPs around the world may be forced to snoop on their subscribers and cut them off if they are found to have shared copyright-protected music on the Internet, under an international agreement being promoted by the U.S.

Countries including Japan, Canada, South Korea, Australia as well as the European Union and U.S. have been negotiating an anticounterfeiting trade agreement (ACTA) over the past two years to combat the growing problem of counterfeit products ranging from designer clothes to downloadable music."

"may be forced to snoop on their subscribers and cut them off if they are found to have shared copyright-protected music on the Internet"

Mesh network anyone?

keep this cause alive people..... also

http://anonym.to/?http://insurgen.info/wiki/Internet_Crusade

DZIECH, Andrzej (Professor)
Tel: +48-12-6172616
Fax: +48-12-6342372
dziech@kt.agh.edu.pl

http://anonym.to/?http://www.bpp.agh.edu.pl/bpp-show.phtml?s=b1&aut=4604

the
APERTUS TAVOKTATAS FEJLESZTESI MODSZERTANI KOZPONT TANACSADO ES SZOLGALTATO KOZHASZNU TARSASAG
form
HUNGARY

is dead

look here:
http://anonym.to/?http://cordis.europa.eu/fetch?CALLER=FP7_PROJ_EN&ACTION=D&DOC=4&CAT=PROJ&QUERY=011f30e52539:b685:00e1e967&RCN=89374

>>184018
now the hole werk
have do to in wuppertal
where all students dont like this project

If it can be read, and it has any value whatsoever, the it can, and will, be copied.

I lol'd

This would never happen for plenty of reasons, including a) it's impossible

Assuming that they somehow can do it, what stops me from taking a screenshot of it?

>>152379

>My faggot Isp disconects me

Whos your ISP?

>>152379
Who is your ISP?

vodafone ADSL

After lots of thinking, I've got some questions. And I have zero IT/CS skills.

1. If I set this up on a comp, is that comp accessible from outside? i.e., would it be a good idea to set a comp up as a wireless router and run off that, or is it safe from hackers?
2. Can anyone set this up, or does it require a special wireless device beyond WLAN cards?
3. We have to be within wireless distance of each other, so those of us in thinly-populated areas are just SOL, aren't we? Until it takes off and everyone is using it, right?

>>168519

1. Depends on OS/software configuration, blocking anons form accesing your CP could be done with one simple iptables rule on *inx
2. WLAN card and OS supporting 802.11s standard
3. IDK, Ive more deeper thoughts about this but later, Im tired now

>>144117

In some countries wireless private networks with range 50 km or moar ,require a permission from the Gov.

>>149046

How about Pink Internet Media Party.

Then we'd be PIMPs.

>>149687

>>In guerrilla warfare, the guerrillas have the advantage when they're on the offensive. They can attack anywhere, forcing their opponent to defend everywhere.

This, is probably one of our most useful asses aside from remaining nameless.

Who says wikiepedia is never useful?
http://anonym.to/?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerrilla_warfare

tl;dr. lick ling to view the boring shit.

Organization is needed, moreso in the form of collaboration for anon.

>>The strategy and tactics of guerrilla warfare tend to focus around the use of a small, mobile force competing against a large, unwieldy one. The guerrilla focuses on organizing in small units, dependent on the support of the local population.

Find their weak points, attack repetitively, and randomly.

>>Tactically, the guerrilla army attacks its enemy in small, repetitive attacks from the opponent's center of gravity with a view to reduce casualties and become an intensive, repetitive strain on the enemy's resources, forcing an over-eager response, which will both anger their own supporters and increase support for the guerrilla, thus forcing the enemy to withdraw.

The last part we already have a lot of knowledge on and most skilled anons can do quite well.

>>As a second part of the strategy, guerrilla fighters seek to become physically indistinguishable (e.g. Civilian Camouflage) from the communities through which they stage their attacks. Thus, by adopting the general customs & dress of the area they have infiltrated, they make it virtually impossible for an enemy force to distinguish friend from foe.

If you want media feel free to use these:

news.desk@express.co.uk
geoff.maynard@express.co.uk
tom.whitehead@express.co.uk
keith.poole@dailymail.co.uk
john.crowley@dailymail.co.uk
news@dailymail.co.uk
matt.warren@dailymail.co.uk
neil.goodwin@sportnewspapers.co.uk
neil.goodwin@sportnewspapers.co.uk
jon.lockett@dailystar.co.uk
chris.evans@telegraph.co.uk
robert.colvile@telegraph.co.uk
mark.monahan@telegraph.co.uk

tl;dr. lick ling to view the boring shit.