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Now, I know that plankies have a hard time understanding things like this, but I don't live in the US, so I don't GAF about US laws.
Just because something is law in the US (or China, or Iran, or North Korea, or any other country) does not mean that everyone in every country has to follow it.
The US courts can do what they like to support US greed, but they should not be allowed to affect lawful actions in other countries.
So yes, allowing a US corporation to steal a lawfully registered domain name is unjustifiable interference on foreign soil.
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Their actions weren't performed in NK, they were performed in the US, so by US law their actions are governed. Hence by US law they can be punished by US law and have whatever "property" is held by US corporations seized (the domains were registered by US corps). This is also supported by international law. So it is justified and right and lawful to seize criminal property and interfere with criminal activities.
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Then charges should be taken out against them for any crimes they actually committed, and, at worst, the domain names should be blocked or confiscated.
I cannot see any legal grounds for taking legally paid-for domain registrations away from a foreign national and giving them to US corporations.
If you believe that to be ethical or a valid judicial dispensation, you are mistaken.
What it is is part of the slippery slope of handing the dispensing of justice over to US corporations -- essentially putting them above the law by allowing them to profit from crimes.
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Mark_Wallace wrote: What it is is part of the slippery slope of handing the dispensing of justice over to US corporations -- essentially putting them above the law by allowing them to profit from crimes.
I agree with that. Maybe is should have been seized by the US Gov't, but something tells me you wouldn't be happy with that either.
Mark_Wallace wrote: Then charges should be taken out against them for any crimes they actually committed, and, at worst, the domain names should be blocked or confiscated.
But that is exactly what was done. Only it was civil charges and a civil confiscation under the law.
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TheGreatAndPowerfulOz wrote: Maybe is should have been seized by the US Gov't, but something tells me you wouldn't be happy with that either.
That would have been fine; it's the courts' job to afford such protection.
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A persistent question over the past several years is which managed service providers were affected by APT10, the tenacious Chinese hacking group that has plundered organizations for three years. They do say that cloud computing is convenient for everyone
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The NCSC writes: "MSPs who are unwilling to work closely with customers or unwilling to share information with you should be treated with extreme caution."
Markie writes: "MSPs who are unwilling to work closely with customers or unwilling to share information with you should be treated with extreme caution avoided like the plague."
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Quote: Each chip was then fully programmed to perform a range of demonstrations which utilize the entanglement. The flagship demonstration was a two-chip teleportation experiment, whereby the individual quantum state of a particle is transmitted across the two chips after a quantum measurement is performed. This measurement utilizes the strange behavior of quantum physics, which simultaneously collapses the entanglement link and transfers the particle state to another particle already on the receiver chip.
Information teleported between two computer chips for the first time[^]
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Beam me up Scotty
Did a little mechanic work today.
Put a rear end in a recliner!
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Quote: The team reported a teleportation success rate of 91 percent
Me? I'll wait a bit longer! 
"the debugger doesn't tell me anything because this code compiles just fine" - random QA comment
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 2 of me? Bad, very, very bad!
"the debugger doesn't tell me anything because this code compiles just fine" - random QA comment
"Facebook is where you tell lies to your friends. Twitter is where you tell the truth to strangers." - chriselst
"I don't drink any more... then again, I don't drink any less." - Mike Mullikins uncle
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The original was much better, Jeff Goldblum is a terrible actor! IMHO
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I'm trying to conceptualise how to handle the volatility on either end of this. I suppose the simple answer is that these chips would just be dedicated hardware that can be treated as an IO device by the rest of the system.
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After further analysis it was determined that the information was actually a spam post where the first computer was phishing for access passwords from the second computer... 
I, for one, like Roman Numerals.
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So the facts that they've been doing this in China for over two years, and that most of the background science for the experiment was given to them by Chinese scientists, are to be written out of history?
OK, got it.
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Show me the evidence...
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Don't troll in CP.
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huh?
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Demanding "evidence" in newsgroups, etc, is a sure sign of trolling.
Nobody with a search engine needs to be "shown evidence".
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hmm, ok. Well I wasn't demanding anything, more requesting. I thought since you seemed so certain of yourself you'd have a ready reply, but I guess I misunderstood what your certainty is really about.
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Government can give you nothing but what it takes from somebody else. A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enough to take everything you've got, including your freedom.-Ezra Taft Benson
You must accept 1 of 2 basic premises: Either we are alone in the universe or we are not alone. Either way, the implications are staggering!-Wernher von Braun
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My "certainty", as you put it (only trolls are so quick to be so personally insulting), has nothing to do with wishing to be trolled, or with wishing to be an unpaid teacher of information that can be googled in two seconds.
If you want to know more, it's not my job to google it and provide links for you.
And read the troll's handbook (google that, too). A lot of your messages in CP appear to come straight from it.
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Typical ad hominem attacks by someone who has no leg to stand on.
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1. I'm not attacking you -- but words like "attack" are quick to be used by trolls.
2. Check the Guide to Trolling about who uses the phrase "ad hominem", in this world where no-one bothers with Latin.
Just tone it down, eh?
I'm not saying you're a troll; I'm saying you talk like one a little too much.
Maybe that was OK in the soapbox, but in the Lounge (and nowadays in the western world in general) it's not what anyone want to hear, any more.
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