GSXMAER
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if they get DNA off the bike.......Its a sad time for us all....
(*#*#....I just gave it away)
(*#*#....I just gave it away)
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You are right
Doesn't hold a candle to Russian R1 guy
Gotta feel bad for Mom... She's in it deep cause of her screw-up son!
What is this, a free, democratic country with rights?..."leaving advocates wondering what does it take to charge someone"
Let me answer that - catching someone doing something wrong, that is what it takes
wtf? cant believe the rider didnt go to some public place like McD with wifi to upload the video. what kinda dumbass uploads a criminal video from his home?
I have a simple question.
Why aren't the cops this efficient for important crimes?![]()
Wow, only $480 for not having insurance in B.C.?
so the two things I learnt are:
Show nothing but your speedo...not even your damn reflection if you can avoid it
Upload from a public computer.
Just FYI: If you ever try to do anything anonymously on the internet from a cafe / free wifi hotspot I would recommend buying an external USB wifi adapter and only using this. If you use your onboard wireless they will be able to match it's MAC address to the DHCP logs of the wifi hotspot and prove it was your laptop. If you use a USB stick, it will show the USB mac and as long as you hide your USB adapter there is nothing tieing your laptop to anything. You could add another layer of security by using something such as the Tor Browser Bundle.
When you connect to a wireless hotspot (Starbucks, McDonalds, etc.) there's an electronic "signature" that the wireless card in your laptop uses to communicate with their hotspot. In theory they could flag this serial number so next time you're in Starbucks the popo show upCan someone translate whatever the **** he just said into English, please? :confused4:
When you connect to a wireless hotspot (Starbucks, McDonalds, etc.) there's an electronic "signature" that the wireless card in your laptop uses to communicate with their hotspot. In theory they could flag this serial number so next time you're in Starbucks the popo show up
There's not much of a chance tracing it to your home address because most likely you have a router at home and it shields your laptop's "serial number" from the outside world.
-Jamie M.