news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/tech...

essentially they're trying to hold google employees accountable for a video that was uploaded onto google video despite the fact that they

removed it immediately after being notified and even helped track down the people involved in the video.

goddamned tools.

"It is like prosecuting the post office for hate mail that is sent in the post,"

Really? REALLY?! Damnit, I can't believe how ignorant the justice system can still be when it comes to technology...

We see it in our politicians too, unfortunately. But how do you educate those that don't wish or care to be educated?

damned guidos...

pipes and fucking tubes, bro.

and you get them educated by voting better candidates in.

im fed up - im voting for who the fuck ever knows what's up. im sick of voting for "the lesser evils"/.

From now on I will only vote for people who can tell me what the acronyms HTTP and URL stand for!

hahaha

that's a stretch. web2.0ers cant even tell you that.

hyper text transport protocol? and universal resource link?

Very close! Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol, and Universal Resource Locator.

Don't worry, I'd still vote for ya.

hah, see?! and im a friggin sys admin..

MURDER BUTTON

i'd rather whack them with a cluebat.