amozabael’s Comments

• Oct 20th, 2018 @ 3:49pm

  There are legitimate uses for functions that malware uses

  on FlightSimLabs Installs More Questionable Stuff On Users' Machines, Then Threatens Reddit
  I wouldn't say that they are putting more malware into the computer from this alone.
  
  The Oblivion Script Extender (OBSE) which is required to run many Mods for the game TES-IV Oblivion uses DLL Injection when it is launched. A common tactic used by malware.
  
  This is how it inserts the code to allow for the extended scripting capabilities that OBSE dependent mods use for their enhanced features that would otherwise be impossible.
• Jun 2nd, 2018 @ 12:26pm

  Re: Re: Re: Any one?

  on 11th Circuit Says No Reasonable Suspicion Needed For Invasive Device Searches At The Border
  That is becuase a private jet has not been hijacked or otherwise used in an attack. But if something like that ever happens, the TSA will change its tune really quickly.
• Jun 2nd, 2018 @ 10:59am

  It's all about greed and an entitlement attitude.

  on The Demise Of Copyright Toleration
  You cannot really seperate one of the most basic of instincts from law once it is pandered to by the law.
  
  The whole idea of IP Laws in the first place was to prevent the stagnation of human progress. But it has now become a method of derailing progress for ones own greed and selfishness.
  
  The entitled self-serving millenial generation will make this 100 times worse once they take over the world.
• Jun 2nd, 2018 @ 10:36am

  Pirate Party Astroturfing

  on WIPO Didn't Want The Pirate Party To Observe Its Efforts, But Happy To Include A Group Whose Mission Is To Battle Space Lizards
  The Pirate Party should form a shell organization with a more attractive name like: Organzation for the Promotion of Intellectual Property Laws.
  
  Take measures to conceal the fact it is tied to the Pirate Party. Then get that shell organization approved.
  
  BINGO! Now we have some eyes and ears in the WIPO.
• Jun 2nd, 2018 @ 10:15am

  Surveillance for authority figures.

  on Court Has No Problem With Multiple Invasive Probings In Search Of Drugs That Didn't Exist
  This only justifys the need to impose surveillance on people working under official authority. I am sure if you had the power to monitor those agent's personal lives or at least look for indicators of lust before they were allowed to go any further then the dogs, then you would definitely have bullshit alarms ringing across the border checkpoints.