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http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/11/frenchman-given-suspended-sentence-for-naming-his-wi-fi-network-daesh-21 posted:An 18-year-old man from Dijon was convicted for "praising terrorism" and was given a suspended sentence of three months in prison because the SSID of his Wi-Fi network was "Daesh 21." samsunged again post ur fav SSIDs that will get u jailed
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tell my wifi i got jailed for my ssid
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Sounds like it would be a fun hobby to break your neighbors weak wifi encryption and set up a secondary naughty SSID, tons of routers support that nowadays and almost no one would ever have any idea it was their own network
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i read the article and i guess i just think it's weird that somebody could make it to 18 without ever being given a name
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https://twitter.com/curaffairs/status/790211041045127172 also lol @ all the replies being people saying "LOL DON'T DO THAT DUMMY" because i guess free speech only applies to racists & misogynists
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jony ive aces posted:https://twitter.com/curaffairs/status/790211041045127172 i'm the official twitter account without a blue star
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this isnt in america
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jony ive aces posted:https://twitter.com/curaffairs/status/790211041045127172 lol ok transaction notes are protected free speech now
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i have a hard time feeling pity for somebody dumb enough to put "ISIS" in the transaction notes. it's a reasonable thing to suspect. i'd want an account suspended if it had something like "bombs" there too.
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i mean sure if you have a genuine reasonable suspicion then yeah do what's needful, but at the same time i would think it'd be a relatively quick matter to figure out if they're actually funding terrorism or w/etheflyingexecutive posted:lol ok transaction notes are protected free speech now idk why not, here in oregon strip joints are legal b/c the state supreme court ruled that stripping is literally a form of expression and as such is protected under the state constitution
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https://mobile.twitter.com/SamuelPatt/status/790275158317604864
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maybe governments shouldnt force private corporations to do anything?
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If they had even bothered to ask lowtax he could have told them paypal is poo poo
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SSID more like ISISID
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Wrath of the Bitch King posted:i have a hard time feeling pity for somebody dumb enough to put "ISIS" in the transaction notes. Reminder that Verizon sponsored a payment platform called isis
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what if your daughter is named isis and you're sending her some money for tuition or something?
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BONGHITZ posted:maybe governments shouldnt force private corporations to do anything? bitcoin thread is -----> thataway friend
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there is a company near where i live called "isis removals"
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:idk why not, here in oregon strip joints are legal b/c the state supreme court ruled that stripping is literally a form of expression and as such is protected under the state constitution dancing is 100% expression of free speech. communication between two parties using a financial system when both parties have agreed to a multi page legal agreement is way way way different
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the example of the strip clubs is also flawed because in that case it was the government trying to shut down the strip clubs whereas in this case it's just paypal saying "lol gently caress you we don't wanna deal with this bullshit even if it's a false positive"
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It was probably the Office of Foreign Assets Control if this story is to be believed. The bureaucracy doesn't die 
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It gets kind of old when people freak out about a company refusing to serve them. Free speech only applies when it's the governments decision
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quote:In August 2014 Isis changed their name on Facebook to "Isis the band" in order to avoid any confusion with the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.[40]
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http://www.cnn.com/2015/11/19/us/isis-book-store-name-unintended-consequences/
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i'm the protective energy
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Hed posted:It was probably the Office of Foreign Assets Control if this story is to be believed. The bureaucracy doesn't die i got this exact email from them in 2014 venmo support posted:On 7/27 you sent a payment for the amount of $187 with the note, The <my friend's name> Foundation for an Islamic State in Iraq and Syria Please provide an explanation for: They unfroze my account and didn't block the transaction tho
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oh no blimp issue posted:there is a company near where i live called "isis removals" Sounds like someone might have a job for them in Iraq
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for a while my wifi was "mosque 344" when i had a dumbass neighbour bc i wanted muslims to try and pray into his place
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yeah me mentioning free speech was a bad example but it's still sloppy ux design to ban people for a 4-character string
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one type 2 error and they'd be looking at the company shutting down and c-levels getting federal charges soooooo
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unpacked robinhood posted:for a while my wifi was "mosque 344" when i had a dumbass neighbour bc i wanted muslims to try and pray into his place why would they pray into his place rather than your place
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remember when james made headlines by messin' up his wifi so bad that he almost got lethal injection
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Improbable Lobster posted:remember when james made headlines by messin' up his wifi so bad that he almost got lethal injection
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Improbable Lobster posted:remember when james made headlines by messin' up his wifi so bad that he almost got lethal injection yeah...
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Improbable Lobster posted:remember when james made headlines by messin' up his wifi so bad that he almost got lethal injection it's super fitting that james is the quintessential yospos name, because, of course, it is pronounced with a soft g
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DOWN JACKET FETISH posted:it's super fitting that james is the quintessential yospos name, because, of course, it is pronounced with a soft g nay
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maniacdevnull posted:Reminder that Verizon sponsored a payment platform called isis i think the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria announced its existence a few months after Verizon started to implement the payment system, and it was just really bad timing
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oh no blimp issue posted:there is a company near where i live called "isis removals" you should tweet their phone # to @hillaryclinton
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