Anonymous is initiating an attack against Sony network and servers

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Unbeliavable, not once have I mocked anyone for ocd or any other disabi)ty you want to name!

OK I'm not going to play wanna-be mod here but just let it go. Clean up your grammer and spelling or a mod will likely have a word with you.

Others why not let it go? Click the report button once in the thread and somebody will take a look...


Anyways back on topic again here. I have very mixed feelings about anonymous. I don't like that they think they can cure the world's problems doing what they do. Sure they do some good things here and there but what's the point in hacking Sony's servers? What purpose does that have other than them saying we can do it?
 
CMvan46
Sure they do some good things here and there but what's the point in hacking Sony's servers? What purpose does that have other than them saying we can do it?

That's what I'm trying to figure out. Why just a few companies who are supporters and not all of them? Because they've hacked Sony once before so they can do it again? Not setting their ambitions very high are they. Besides, hacking the supporters still doesn't make the SOPA bill dissappear. I don't support the SOPA bill either, but there's got to be a more constructive way of going about this.
 
CMvan46
OK I'm not going to play wanna-be mod here but just let it go. Clean up your grammer and spelling or a mod will likely have a word with you.

*grammar

Oh the irony...
 
plate88
That's what I'm trying to figure out. Why just a few companies who are supporters and not all of them? Because they've hacked Sony once before so they can do it again? Not setting their ambitions very high are they. Besides, hacking the supporters still doesn't make the SOPA bill dissappear. I don't support the SOPA bill either, but there's got to be a more constructive way of going about this.

I agree. By attacking the supporters it's only going to get them pushing harder for the bill to go through as they don't want to be pushed around. This really isn't the way to go about it.
 
Wow you just don't understand anonymous, they WILL NOT steal from the innocent without a proper reason and if anything then it's the government robbing us of our free rights and anonymous are fighting to get them back for us, if Sopa goes through then they can shut down millions of sites that you use every day, how would you like that? Exactly.

Buddy - the GLARING oversight that you are making here is that their whole motive is subjective to what THEY think is fair.

Because of they think they are fighting the good fight they (and you) don't think they are doing anything wrong. Meanwhile, we have to go weeks without access to PSN this summer.

No matter what you say, I don't think that anyone here agrees that locking out millions of people from accessing their PSN accounts (that had CC info) is a worthwhile cause. If they were so strongly behind what they believed in, I'd also have to imagine that they would want some level of accountability instead of "anonymously" hiding in their mom's basement.

I haven't been receptive to the phrase "I'm doing this for your own good" for about 16 years, back when I was living on someone else's dime.

As much as I hate to do this, I HAVE to ask - how old are you? Please be honest.
 
I agree. By attacking the supporters it's only going to get them pushing harder for the bill to go through as they don't want to be pushed around. This really isn't the way to go about it.

It's the only thing they know how to do. What purpose does making some guy who works in an office at Sony in New York or London unable to access is company email do against this bill? Not one thing.

This could very well be a hoax as well. Bills are introduced in the House of Representatives. Going after Sony doesn't make a whole lot of sense in terms of killing the bill.
 
It's usually the people who have the least to lose that are the most lenient when it comes to crime.

yeah - reminds me of my sentiments on Metallica during the Napster days (yes, I said Napster).

At the time I hated Metallica for leading the charge against Napster but 11 years later I completely understand and agree with why they did it.
 
yeah - reminds me of my sentiments on Metallica during the Napster days (yes, I said Napster).

At the time I hated Metallica for leading the charge against Napster but 11 years later I completely understand and agree with why they did it.

I'm not a fan of Metallica, though I do believe people should be paid for their hard work. What I don't agree with is the heavy handed approach, and the seemingly lack of knowledge as to how Napster worked. I think they could have handled it differently. But you know what they say, hindsight is 20/20.
 
The Playstation Network is down for scheduled maintenance. There was a posting on the Playstation Blog about a week ago about it.



Attacking the Sony network does absolutely nothing. You know, Jon Stewart on The Daily Show has done an INFINITELY better job at explaining why this is a bad bill than Anonymous (or those who claim to be Anonymous) have, and without breaking the law.

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-january-18-2012/ko-computer
 
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They shut down the fbi website among others last night.
Actions like this are only going to push internet laws even faster.
Whiney, entitled people........
 
Caz
They shut down the fbi website among others last night.
Actions like this are only going to push internet laws even faster.
Whiney, entitled people........

Actually, it might just get them arrested. Attacking Sony is one thing, attacking this is another.
 
Don't believe US governament are the "good" Anonymous are "bad". Anonymous might have their interests they are not necessarly "Robin Hood" but with SOPA, USA are just trying to rule internet and all of us. Fbi shut down Megaupload this morning, it's kind of a cold war.
 
with SOPA, USA are just trying to rule internet and all of us. Fbi shut down Megaupload this morning, it's kind of a cold war.

I don't think SOPA is the answer but the internet does need to be governed, and websites should be responsible for the content they have on them. If you have a guy riding in your car, and he has a bunch of stolen merchandise and you know about it, then you should get in trouble. How is hosting a website with stolen music or videos being displayed any different. I know a regulated internet wouldn't be near as great, but it should have been regulated to begin with. SOPA sounds pretty crazy the way it would work, but something should be done about the complete lack of accountability that the internet has.

I've had my identity stolen twice and nothing was done. The first time the local police even tracked down who it was, but they were clear across the country and couldn't afford to do anything about it. They said that the FBI was also willing to take up the case and go get them.

People need to be governed to a point. If not then everything just gets out of control. The internet should not be different or it's going to teach kids that you can just take what you want, and give children and even stronger feeling of entitlement to objects they can't get themselves without stealing. The internet has and is an amazing tool, but it needs some form of regulation. It needs to come on the form of being highly moderated by the sites for all the content that is displayed on them. If you want to post a picture it should have to be looked at first by someone at the site to determine it fine to display.

Take this site for instance. Inappropriate content makes it on here sometimes and then a mod removes it and gives the person an infraction. It needs to be stopped before it appears to prevent the content from being displayed. I know this sounds ridiculous, but that's how it should be. I would have never thought this way until I had children. Now schools are wanting younger, and younger kids to do research online for papers and even some school work online. Kids younger and younger are being exposed to the internet all the time, and something needs to be done to tone it down some.

It's ridiculous that all you have to do to view 18 and over content online is put your age in. You should at least need to put in some form of identification. Maybe people who want to use those sites or view that material could be given a number or identification card that you can put in to access age appropriate material online. Something very general that doesn't have much personal information except your age and name. Or maybe your ISP could limit your access through your login based on the age of the person logging in.

I'm not all about the age thing, that's just one example of something that is to easily bypassed to allow people to see something they shouldn't be seeing. I'm not near smart enough, or tech savvy enough to know how to fix it, all I know is the internet does need to be accountable for what your site contains. No one on here can honestly tell me they are for a world of complete anarchy, and that's exactly what the internet is. Do what you want, post videos of whoever you want, and say and take whatever you want with no repercussions. That's not a place that people should be going, and our youth being exposed to.
 
I agree with your phylosophy but US governament and big corporations are exploiting it. They are just trying to stop small/medium companies with the piracy excuse, also they are trying to limit and intimidate people's opionion.

-How do they decide if a site support piracy or not?
-What if they shut down GTplanet because I'm using the Maserati logo as an avataar?
-Are you sure they have enough internet knowledge, common sense and fairness to do this kind of stuff?

If you think with SOPA Fbi will keep tracking of your identity thieves you'll be disappointed. Fbi couldn't care less about you me and all "normal" people. They care about big corporations, large traders, banks, oilmen. Don't forget politicians are there for them not for the people.
 
I agree with your phylosophy but US governament and big corporations are exploiting it. They are just trying to stop small/medium companies with the piracy excuse, also they are trying to limit and intimidate people's opionion.

-How do they decide if a site support piracy or not?
-What if they shut down GTplanet because I'm using the Maserati logo as an avataar?
-Are you sure they have enough internet knowledge, common sense and fairness to do this kind of stuff?

If you think with SOPA Fbi will keep tracking of your identity thieves you'll be disappointed. Fbi couldn't care less about you me and all "normal" people. They care about big corporations, large traders, banks, oilmen. Don't forget politicians are there for them not for the people.

I'm not saying SOPA is the answer. It's just everyone keeps saying the internet must be kept as a free domain to do and say whatever you want. Obviously, even though some people don't agree, that's not how the internet should be. Somehow it needs to be monitored and people held accountable for what their websites diplay.
 
I'm not saying SOPA is the answer. It's just everyone keeps saying the internet must be kept as a free domain to do and say whatever you want. Obviously, even though some people don't agree, that's not how the internet should be. Somehow it needs to be monitored and people held accountable for what their websites diplay.
That's the problem: "somehow".
How?
I guess their target is not piracy, they know about it from 10 years at least. Wonder why they didn't give a damn until now, sound like they kicked in the old BS story to justify SOPA to the unaware people. There are many implications behind this thing, they are trying to limit internet according to THIER interests.
 
That's the problem: "somehow".
How?
I guess their target is not piracy, they know about it from 10 years at least. Wonder why they didn't give a damn until now, sound like they kicked in the old BS story to justify SOPA to the unaware people. There are many implications behind this thing, they are trying to limit internet according to THIER interests.

Laws could be passed on what can and can not be put on sites for free without paying for a copyright. You let all sites know they will be monitored for said content. Then you give them some kind of 3 strike rule or something, with fines, suspensions and such. Tell the sites that it will have to monitor and approve pictures or videos before they post them to the site. It would be a pain for websites and would really make it hard to run social networking sites like they are now, but anyway you look at it it's going to change the internet, and make it so not everything you say or do instantly appear before the world.

If something like this were to happen I imagine for GTP for example, sony would probably grant them some kind of copyright to use GT content to help promote the game. I imagine That GTP would be allowed to post pretty much all of the GT5 content it wanted to.
 
You see that, people is keep talking about piracy when piracy is just a bait. You don't wanna be their fishes, won't you?

Big business = big brother.

The real point is they want to control every single moment of our lives, political ideas, what we do, what we think, who we know.
 
I agree with your phylosophy but US governament and big corporations are exploiting it. They are just trying to stop small/medium companies with the piracy excuse, also they are trying to limit and intimidate people's opionion.

-How do they decide if a site support piracy or not?
-What if they shut down GTplanet because I'm using the Maserati logo as an avataar?
-Are you sure they have enough internet knowledge, common sense and fairness to do this kind of stuff?

If you think with SOPA Fbi will keep tracking of your identity thieves you'll be disappointed. Fbi couldn't care less about you me and all "normal" people. They care about big corporations, large traders, banks, oilmen. Don't forget politicians are there for them not for the people.

Hit the nail on the head
 
Don't think anyone outside the US can watch that. I can't.

Irony of ironies..? :sly:

That's not due to SOPA, that's something that's Viacom decided on. The Daily Show is also broadcast in the UK and on CNN World. I know, I've seen it. The point is you don't have to break the law in order to show people why this is bad.
 
New Anonymous threat: If MegaUpload isn't restored with in 72 hours, Xbox live could be targeted.

ThisisXbox writes: "Anonymous, the global-collective hacking group has threatened to hit servers, including Xbox LIVE over the FBI take-down of MegaUpload. Having already taken down websites that include those of the US Department of Justice and Universal Music Group, demands are now being made that if MegaUpload is not restored within 72 hours – The UN, Xbox Live, US Bank, Capital One, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube will be struck down."

Source this is the N4G article: http://m.n4g.com/news/925108
 
Taking down Facebook sounds like a plan :lol:

I just want to see the chaos that breaks losee once all the Facebook addicted people (mostly women) I have to work with are experience sever withdrawel :lol:
 

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