Apathy Online

It was just too much, hav­ing to return to court twice on the same day to con­test yet another traf­fic ticket, and Fire Chief Don Payne didn’t hes­i­tate to tell the judge what he thought of the police and their speed traps.
The response from cops? They shot him. Right there in court.
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ars tech­nica: A small-town Kansas cop e-mailed naked pic­tures of him­self to a woman he pulled over for drunk dri­ving, offer­ing a sex­ual rela­tion­ship in exchange for help­ing her avoid the charges. A local prob­lem became a fed­eral case after inves­ti­ga­tors found that his e-mail servers were located in other states.
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KPD stops a Keene res­i­dent for bicy­cling on Cen­tral Square. Res­i­dent was afraid he might be hit by a car and had the bicy­cle on the side­walk.
KPD issued a warn­ing, after forc­ing him to iden­tify him­self.
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RT @georgedonnelly: RT @jeffreyjones: forced vac­ci­na­tions par­ents do as they are told or go to jail: http://bit.ly/EhkFy #tlot #tvot #tcot #

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The new ver­sion would allow the pres­i­dent to “declare a cyber­se­cu­rity emer­gency” relat­ing to “non–gov­ern­mental” com­puter net­works and do what’s nec­es­sary to respond to the threat. Other sec­tions of the pro­posal include a fed­eral cer­ti­fi­ca­tion pro­gram for “cyber­se­cu­rity pro­fes­sion­als,” and a require­ment that cer­tain com­puter sys­tems and net­works in the pri­vate sec­tor be man­aged by […]

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