John L. Sokol - computer expert, video, compression, information theory and all things cool.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Friday, June 08, 2012
Thursday, June 07, 2012
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Etcher: Etch A Sketch for iPad by Ari Krupnik — Kickstarter
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ari-krupnik/etcher-etch-a-sketch-for-ipad?play=1&ref=search
I am in the last photo on bottom of the page.
I am in the last photo on bottom of the page.
Friday, June 01, 2012
Corruption Responsible for 80% of Your Cell Phone Bill
Last year, a new company called Lightsquared promised an innovative business model that would dramatically lower cell phone costs and improve the quality of service, threatening the incumbent phone operators like AT&T and Verizon. Lightsquared used a new technology involving satellites and spectrum, and was a textbook example of how markets can benefit the public through competition. The phone industry swung into motion, not by offering better products and services, but by going to Washington to ensure that its new competitor could be killed by its political friends. And sure enough, through three Congressmen that AT&T and Verizon had funded (Fred Upton (R-MI), Greg Walden (R-OR), and Cliff Stearns (R-FL)), Congress began demanding an investigation into this new company. Pretty soon, the Federal Communications Commission got into the game, revoking a critical waiver that had allowed it to proceed with its business plan.
Read the rest of the article.
Friday, May 11, 2012
Who's code do you want to see running these?
Some day in the not to distant future we will have these walking in the streets, delivering our Pizza, enforcing our laws, and fighting our wars.
So I ask you, who's code do you want to see running these?
Strict execution of the law according to close source software could be the most brutal inhuman thing we could ever do to ourselves.
Just look at how well getting fair , I mean accurate, electronic voting machine software has been.
occupyinside.com
Friday, April 20, 2012
Starbucks de-bugs its menu offerings (still cheaper than using actual strawberries) - Democratic Underground
http://www.democraticunderground.com/1014102229
Squished bugs to fake the red strawberry color...
I had grapefruit in a cup with that. It tasted so bad I stopped to read the ingredients and look up the one thing I didn't recognize. I forget now what it was listed as.
Squished bugs to fake the red strawberry color...
I had grapefruit in a cup with that. It tasted so bad I stopped to read the ingredients and look up the one thing I didn't recognize. I forget now what it was listed as.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Beyblade
It's amazing that because of an anime cartoon series they can get away charging $20 for a plastic and cast zinc alloy disks. top that from the very same factories produced nearly the same thing 30 years ago that sold for for a few cents.
Some of these metallic disks sell for as much as $40 or more.
Such as a : TAKARA MG Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 爆転シュート ベイブレード Magne Weight Disc (A-87)
Kids there ain't nothing new here other then a way to waist your parents money.
Patent number: 191756
Issue date: Jun 12, 1877
http://www.google.com/patents/US191756
Some of these metallic disks sell for as much as $40 or more.
Such as a : TAKARA MG Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 爆転シュート ベイブレード Magne Weight Disc (A-87)
Kids there ain't nothing new here other then a way to waist your parents money.
IMPROVEMENT IN SPINNING-TOPS
HENRY D. FOEBES et alPatent number: 191756
Issue date: Jun 12, 1877
http://www.google.com/patents/US191756
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Tuesday, March 06, 2012
Old Industrial age Education vs Digital/Mobile
Old Industrial age Education vs Digital/Mobile “ Real Time) Information age Education
( America - Needs to Grasp Digital information age Memes)
by Leveious Rolando with ideas from John Sokol, Lawrence Lotman , Bob “BassyBob”Brockmann
America must evolve quickly into an efficient Information Age super-power. That probably means relying on a remarkably high percentage of service businesses to drive the economy. Can it be done? Certainly not with the workforce we currently have in America. The statistics are overwhelmingly negative. There are more honors students in China and India than there are total students in the United States. Lets understand and grasp the statistic sink in for a minute.
People still send kids to school to learn reading, writing and arithmetic. The curriculum and teaching methodologies are virtually unchanged since my Grandparents attended school. Since the Human Brain utilizes two creative and innovative ways to present scientific information: artistic interpretations and interactive frame work .
All education should be developed in Multi immersed artistic presentation Interactive multi sensory frame work or presentation. education should be real time deployed , We have the toy and gadget and games -mobile- digital applications to do it now
But we rather play games and have entertainment for it use or education or both
America It is unacceptable to have analog teachers and digital students … unacceptable to have analog parents and digital kids … unacceptable to have analog managers and digital workers and, absolutely unacceptable to have an analog aristocracy and a digital proletariat.
I hear our political leaders talk about job creation as if we are going to open factories and start building cars or consumer electronics or durable goods. Not likely. Our publicly traded corporations are not fiscally governed to allow manufacturing to be done in the United States.
Energy prices will have to rise to a point where trans-Pacific shipping is so expensive that local production becomes cost-effective for the United States to truly return to its innovated roots. Again, not likely any time soon.
Here is what i see is the serious problem is exacerbated by the self-hypnotic, completely delusional idea of what it means to be a productive employee. For example : If a person, who has been employed for 15 years as an administrative assistant, is downsized because the company now uses voicemail, email, template business correspondence and webcams, keycards and automated door locks for security.
Point is they do not understand the Changes from Industrial age to Digital information age . America invented the Digital Information age and they are far behind every one that is problem .What we need to do is to rethink and educate our workforce for the time in which we live — the mobile -Digital Information Age. This also requires effective work methodologies and political will, but it requires something else — personal responsibility. We, you and I, have to take responsibility for our education. Workforce development starts at home.
click on links below .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG9CE55wbtY
http://education.mit.edu/papers/GamesSimsSocNets_EdArcade.pdf
( America - Needs to Grasp Digital information age Memes)
by Leveious Rolando with ideas from John Sokol, Lawrence Lotman , Bob “BassyBob”Brockmann
America must evolve quickly into an efficient Information Age super-power. That probably means relying on a remarkably high percentage of service businesses to drive the economy. Can it be done? Certainly not with the workforce we currently have in America. The statistics are overwhelmingly negative. There are more honors students in China and India than there are total students in the United States. Lets understand and grasp the statistic sink in for a minute.
People still send kids to school to learn reading, writing and arithmetic. The curriculum and teaching methodologies are virtually unchanged since my Grandparents attended school. Since the Human Brain utilizes two creative and innovative ways to present scientific information: artistic interpretations and interactive frame work .
All education should be developed in Multi immersed artistic presentation Interactive multi sensory frame work or presentation. education should be real time deployed , We have the toy and gadget and games -mobile- digital applications to do it now
But we rather play games and have entertainment for it use or education or both
America It is unacceptable to have analog teachers and digital students … unacceptable to have analog parents and digital kids … unacceptable to have analog managers and digital workers and, absolutely unacceptable to have an analog aristocracy and a digital proletariat.
I hear our political leaders talk about job creation as if we are going to open factories and start building cars or consumer electronics or durable goods. Not likely. Our publicly traded corporations are not fiscally governed to allow manufacturing to be done in the United States.
Energy prices will have to rise to a point where trans-Pacific shipping is so expensive that local production becomes cost-effective for the United States to truly return to its innovated roots. Again, not likely any time soon.
Here is what i see is the serious problem is exacerbated by the self-hypnotic, completely delusional idea of what it means to be a productive employee. For example : If a person, who has been employed for 15 years as an administrative assistant, is downsized because the company now uses voicemail, email, template business correspondence and webcams, keycards and automated door locks for security.
Point is they do not understand the Changes from Industrial age to Digital information age . America invented the Digital Information age and they are far behind every one that is problem .What we need to do is to rethink and educate our workforce for the time in which we live — the mobile -Digital Information Age. This also requires effective work methodologies and political will, but it requires something else — personal responsibility. We, you and I, have to take responsibility for our education. Workforce development starts at home.
click on links below .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG9CE55wbtY
http://education.mit.edu/papers/GamesSimsSocNets_EdArcade.pdf
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Fwd: 3Dprinting/Sculpteo: The new age of cloud design
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From: "Sculpteo" <Sculpteo@mail.vresp.com>
Date: Feb 21, 2012 2:08 AM
Subject: 3Dprinting/Sculpteo: The new age of cloud design
To: <john.sokol@gmail.com>
From: "Sculpteo" <Sculpteo@mail.vresp.com>
Date: Feb 21, 2012 2:08 AM
Subject: 3Dprinting/Sculpteo: The new age of cloud design
To: <john.sokol@gmail.com>
Paris, 20th February 2012 / 3D printing / Design / Sculpteo
The new age of cloud design
Sculpteo collaborates with world class international designers to create a new generation of artworks: unique bespoke 3D printed objects. The introduction of Cloud 3D printing marks a new chapter in the history of design.
In the 1970s Italian designers thought that the mass-manufacturing industry had to change and must be more inspired by the smartness and the uniqueness of products which are made by craftsmen. Gaetano Pesce experimented to produce a series of works made using digital tools which were not yet fully developed at that time. The concept behind Gaetano's work was to use technology to create a series of unique objects in order to fight against the 'totalitarianism of sameness'. With their campaign for mass-customization, Sculpteo is re-igniting this idea and starting a manufacturing and design revolution in 2012 using the latest Cloud 3D printing technology


As part of the launch of Sculpteo's 3D printing Cloud Engine and the Sculpteo app* at CES in Las Vegas in January, Sculpteo have collaborated with the world renowned designers Jean-Louis Frechin and Uros Petrevski from NoDesign agency. NoDesign has created the concepts for a range of beautiful bespoke ceramic objects which can all be personalized using human data before they are produced using 3D printing technology.
By partnering with NoDesign, Sculpteo enables people to unleash their creativity, simply by using standard 3D software. Even beginners can express their personality by digitally creating a tailor made object via their IOS device or computer before it is put into production.
The remarkable juxtaposition between the traditional ways in which objects have been crafted in the past by designers and the way in which objects can now be produced using 3D technology marks the beginning of the 3D printing revolution of the 21st century. Mass-customization will have a significant impact on the way in which goods are produced, marking the end of mass-manufacturing as we now know it by enabling consumers to play a part in the design process of objects which we use in everyday life.
Designers no longer craft their work entirely on their own and locally source materials as before. Due to technological advancements and increased globalization across all industries they now rely upon an ecosystem of small rapid prototyping companies and can easily distribute, promote and sell their work worldwide thanks to the internet. Sculpteo plans to re-introduce local production by sourcing printing facilities close to where the end-user is located, not only to keep delivery costs down and to minimize the impact on the environment but to re-invent local production where goods can be produced in Europe rather than imported.
The designers will always remain the designers but amateurs are equipped with all the tools required to be able to create a series of objects which are unique and personalized. This is the start of a whole new design movement where the real potentials of 3D printing have not yet been completely realized, for the mass-customization revolution this is only the beginning.
Sculpteo will be looking to collaborate with a number of designers over the forthcoming months in order to constantly update the app with new concepts.
Clément Moreau, CEO of Sculpteo: 'Our thinking behind our collaboration with NoDesign was to be able to completely disrupt the way in which objects are currently designed and produced to mark the beginning of the mass-customization revolution. With the Sculpteo app it is possible to easily create real objects which are not only beautiful; they also drive us in the new dimension of made to measure objects allowed by 3D printing technology and combined with the power of the cloud. They encapsulate a part of you and are inspired by designers who are shaping the way in which our world will look tomorrow'.
Sculpteo disrupts the design world with their 'mass-customization' revolution.
This new capability will make an impact on the whole manufacturing and distribution process for the first time ever mass customization will be made simple, concrete and economically affordable!
Download the free Sculpteo app from the App Store:
http://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/id484590663?mt=8&affId=1578782
About Sculpteo
Founded in 2009, Sculpteo offers a fully online 3D printing service – from the upload of your 3D model to the final object - designed to make this new technology easy and accessible to all. In addition to affiliates, Sculpteo, has its own 3D printing facilities in the Pyrenees.
About NoDesign
NoDesign is an agency specialized in digital product and interaction. Located at the heart of the agency are Jean-Louis Frechin and Uros Petrevski with a few other talented designers.
NoDesign work on innovative projects in the field of information technology, communication at the intersection of facts and inspiration. They assist companies in research and development of original ideas, usage of technologies, products, or services, specifically in internet of things, social communication and new emerging concepts.
About 3D printing
3D printing is a method of producing a real object from a 3D file, by building and solidifying a material layer by layer until the finished item is obtained. This technology is geared at anyone who wants to turn concept into concrete, imagination into reality. The virtual object becomes a tangible item, which can be handled and placed in real-life situations.
3D printing is an element in the custom-made trend - claiming the right to individuality and personal expression. Technology puts us back in control of the selection, modification or creation of the objects around us, be they utilitarian or strictly aesthetic.
3D files – or digital models – are geometric representations of a product. As with any other software, there are many different 3D-design applications available, free or not, all over the web. Similarly, there are multiple 3D file formats. The most common are obj, 3ds, stl, skp… Sculpteo.com handles them all.
Sculpteo.com is an online 3D printing services aimed at Consumers and Business Customers.
For more information: http://www.sculpteo.com
Download high resolution images: http://www.sculpteo.com/press/
Sculpteo media contacts:
Imogen Bailey i.bailey@licencek.com +33 (0) 183647706
Jean-François Kitten jean-francois.kitten@sculpteo.com +33 (0) 611293028
Capucine de Jessey c.dejessey@licencek.com +33 (0) 183647706
The new age of cloud design
Sculpteo collaborates with world class international designers to create a new generation of artworks: unique bespoke 3D printed objects. The introduction of Cloud 3D printing marks a new chapter in the history of design.
In the 1970s Italian designers thought that the mass-manufacturing industry had to change and must be more inspired by the smartness and the uniqueness of products which are made by craftsmen. Gaetano Pesce experimented to produce a series of works made using digital tools which were not yet fully developed at that time. The concept behind Gaetano's work was to use technology to create a series of unique objects in order to fight against the 'totalitarianism of sameness'. With their campaign for mass-customization, Sculpteo is re-igniting this idea and starting a manufacturing and design revolution in 2012 using the latest Cloud 3D printing technology
As part of the launch of Sculpteo's 3D printing Cloud Engine and the Sculpteo app* at CES in Las Vegas in January, Sculpteo have collaborated with the world renowned designers Jean-Louis Frechin and Uros Petrevski from NoDesign agency. NoDesign has created the concepts for a range of beautiful bespoke ceramic objects which can all be personalized using human data before they are produced using 3D printing technology.
The remarkable juxtaposition between the traditional ways in which objects have been crafted in the past by designers and the way in which objects can now be produced using 3D technology marks the beginning of the 3D printing revolution of the 21st century. Mass-customization will have a significant impact on the way in which goods are produced, marking the end of mass-manufacturing as we now know it by enabling consumers to play a part in the design process of objects which we use in everyday life.
Designers no longer craft their work entirely on their own and locally source materials as before. Due to technological advancements and increased globalization across all industries they now rely upon an ecosystem of small rapid prototyping companies and can easily distribute, promote and sell their work worldwide thanks to the internet. Sculpteo plans to re-introduce local production by sourcing printing facilities close to where the end-user is located, not only to keep delivery costs down and to minimize the impact on the environment but to re-invent local production where goods can be produced in Europe rather than imported.
The designers will always remain the designers but amateurs are equipped with all the tools required to be able to create a series of objects which are unique and personalized. This is the start of a whole new design movement where the real potentials of 3D printing have not yet been completely realized, for the mass-customization revolution this is only the beginning.
Sculpteo will be looking to collaborate with a number of designers over the forthcoming months in order to constantly update the app with new concepts.
Clément Moreau, CEO of Sculpteo: 'Our thinking behind our collaboration with NoDesign was to be able to completely disrupt the way in which objects are currently designed and produced to mark the beginning of the mass-customization revolution. With the Sculpteo app it is possible to easily create real objects which are not only beautiful; they also drive us in the new dimension of made to measure objects allowed by 3D printing technology and combined with the power of the cloud. They encapsulate a part of you and are inspired by designers who are shaping the way in which our world will look tomorrow'.
Sculpteo disrupts the design world with their 'mass-customization' revolution.
This new capability will make an impact on the whole manufacturing and distribution process for the first time ever mass customization will be made simple, concrete and economically affordable!
Download the free Sculpteo app from the App Store:
http://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/id484590663?mt=8&affId=1578782
About Sculpteo
Founded in 2009, Sculpteo offers a fully online 3D printing service – from the upload of your 3D model to the final object - designed to make this new technology easy and accessible to all. In addition to affiliates, Sculpteo, has its own 3D printing facilities in the Pyrenees.
About NoDesign
NoDesign is an agency specialized in digital product and interaction. Located at the heart of the agency are Jean-Louis Frechin and Uros Petrevski with a few other talented designers.
NoDesign work on innovative projects in the field of information technology, communication at the intersection of facts and inspiration. They assist companies in research and development of original ideas, usage of technologies, products, or services, specifically in internet of things, social communication and new emerging concepts.
About 3D printing
3D printing is a method of producing a real object from a 3D file, by building and solidifying a material layer by layer until the finished item is obtained. This technology is geared at anyone who wants to turn concept into concrete, imagination into reality. The virtual object becomes a tangible item, which can be handled and placed in real-life situations.
3D printing is an element in the custom-made trend - claiming the right to individuality and personal expression. Technology puts us back in control of the selection, modification or creation of the objects around us, be they utilitarian or strictly aesthetic.
3D files – or digital models – are geometric representations of a product. As with any other software, there are many different 3D-design applications available, free or not, all over the web. Similarly, there are multiple 3D file formats. The most common are obj, 3ds, stl, skp… Sculpteo.com handles them all.
Sculpteo.com is an online 3D printing services aimed at Consumers and Business Customers.
For more information: http://www.sculpteo.com
Download high resolution images: http://www.sculpteo.com/press/
Sculpteo media contacts:
Imogen Bailey i.bailey@licencek.com +33 (0) 183647706
Jean-François Kitten jean-francois.kitten@sculpteo.com +33 (0) 611293028
Capucine de Jessey c.dejessey@licencek.com +33 (0) 183647706
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Saturday, February 11, 2012
Fwd: greece
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: av
Date: Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 4:20 AM
Subject: greece
To:
Violent Protests in Greece; 6 Cabinet Members Resign; LAOS leader "I Would Rather Starve Than be Under German Jackboot"; Controversy Over Missing Paragraphs
From: av
Date: Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 4:20 AM
Subject: greece
To:
this is big time, but did the media report any of this ?
====================================================
Violent Protests in Greece; 6 Cabinet Members Resign; LAOS leader "I Would Rather Starve Than be Under German Jackboot"; Controversy Over Missing Paragraphs
from Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis by noreply@blogger.com (Mike Mish Shedlock)
Imagine you are asked to sign a document but three pages were missing. Further imagine the documents you were asked to sign were written in English but you only speak Greek. Would you sign?
That is exactly the predicament Greek officials were placed in by the Troika. Here is the story sent to me by Demetri Kofinas at Capital Account.
"I Would Rather Starve Than be Under German Jackboot"
Facing down protests, dissent, Greece vows to push through austerity warns of default 'chaos'
Reuters reports Anger in Greece as parliament to vote on bailout
Please consider Greek premier says default would lead to 'chaos'
That is exactly the predicament Greek officials were placed in by the Troika. Here is the story sent to me by Demetri Kofinas at Capital Account.
Hello MishThe video is in Greek so not many can understand it. Moreover, the video was somewhat garbled and some things do not easily translate, so I do not have a good account of the missing paragraphs, but it is clearly absurd that anything should be missing.
George Karatzaferis leader of LOAS political party gave a speech today addressing why he refused to sign this latest agreement. In his speech, he said that he asked for a translated document of the agreement so that he could read it and sign it since his English is not as good as Papademos'.
When he got a copy, it was not only smaller than the English version, but was also missing pieces, including the last paragraph! He refused to sign it because he felt pressured and wants more time.
Youtube has a video of Karatzaferis where he compares the documents. At the 11:35 mark he translates the last paragraph for the listeners, which was not provided to him in the translated copy that he was to read.
"I Would Rather Starve Than be Under German Jackboot"
Facing down protests, dissent, Greece vows to push through austerity warns of default 'chaos'
Greece's future in the eurozone came under renewed threat Friday as popular protests again turned violent and dissent grew among its lawmakers after European leaders demanded deeper spending cuts.6 Cabinet Members Resign
The country's beleaguered coalition government promised to push through the tough new austerity measures and rescue a crucial euro130 billion ($170 billion) bailout deal after six members of the Cabinet resigned.
Prime Minister Lucas Papademos promised to "do everything necessary" to ensure parliament passes the new austerity measures that would slap Greeks with a minimum wage cut during a fifth year of recession. He also promised to replace any other Cabinet members who did not fully back his efforts.
Earlier Friday, the small right-wing LAOS party in Papademos' coalition said it would not back the new measures and four of its officials in the cabinet resigned, including the country's transport minister. Two Socialists cabinet members have also quit.
LAOS leader George Karatzaferis said rescue creditors had humiliated Greece.
"Of course we do not want to be outside the EU, but we can get by without being under the German jackboot," he said. "I would rather starve."
Reuters reports Anger in Greece as parliament to vote on bailout
Greek lawmakers will vote this weekend on a controversial austerity bill that Athens needs to avoid a messy default but which is fuelling a domestic political and social crisis that has brought thousands of Greeks out on the streets in protest.Violent Protests in Greece
The cabinet approved the draft bill late on Friday - paving the way for a new multi-billion euro bailout and a debt-cut plan - after another day of rocky politics where six cabinet members resigned over the additional austerity demands.
Please consider Greek premier says default would lead to 'chaos'
Greece's future in the eurozone came under renewed threat Friday as popular protests again turned violent and dissent grew among its lawmakers after European leaders demanded deeper spending cuts.Note the irony of that last headline. It should be perfectly clear Greece is already in a state of dysfunctional chaos. That said, things can always get worse, and they will.
In central Athens, clashes erupted outside Parliament between dozens of hooded youths and police in riot gear. Police said eight officers and two members of the public were injured, while six suspected rioters were arrested.
The violence broke as more than 15,000 people took to the streets of the capital after unions launched a two-day general strike that disrupted transport and other public services and left state hospitals running on emergency staff.
Scores of youths, some in gas masks, used sledge hammers to smash up marble paving stones in Athens' main Syntagma Square before hurling the rubble at riot police.
Monday, February 06, 2012
Friday, February 03, 2012
Fwd: What the dojo
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Jesse
Date: Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 6:23 PM
Subject: What the dojo
From: Jesse
Date: Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 6:23 PM
Subject: What the dojo
Apperently going on for some time pix has gsp.
Fwd: The lake . . .
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: XXXX
Date: Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 6:48 AM
Subject: The lake . . .
To: John Sokol <john.sokol@gmail.com>
So what would happen if someone were to find an entire huge lake
filled with germs and bacteria and viruses from 14 million years ago,
organisms against which no human has any kind of resistance because we
didn't exist 14 million years ago. And what if those deadly germs,
bacteria, viruses were released into our world? We're about to find
out:
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/02/lake-vostok-drilling/
From: XXXX
Date: Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 6:48 AM
Subject: The lake . . .
To: John Sokol <john.sokol@gmail.com>
So what would happen if someone were to find an entire huge lake
filled with germs and bacteria and viruses from 14 million years ago,
organisms against which no human has any kind of resistance because we
didn't exist 14 million years ago. And what if those deadly germs,
bacteria, viruses were released into our world? We're about to find
out:
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/02/lake-vostok-drilling/
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
City could shut down Hacker Dojo
http://mv-voice.com/news/show_story.php?id=5207
Sent this morning.:
Matthew: Okay. There's not a lot of time since tomorrow is the popular closure date.
Fwd: Apple Changes Locks And Puts Up Extra Doors To Keep Its Projects Secret From Employees (AAPL)
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From:
Date: Jan 30, 2012 9:51 PM
Subject: Apple Changes Locks And Puts Up Extra Doors To Keep Its Protects Secret From Employees (AAPL)
To: "john.sokol" <john.sokol@gmail.com>
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2012/01/18/businessinsiderapple-changes-locks-.DTL
Monday, January 30, 2012
Fwd: SOPA truth
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Anonymous
Attached.
Corrupt corporations rule, regular people just go to prison.
Q.E.D.
From: Anonymous
Attached.
Corrupt corporations rule, regular people just go to prison.
Q.E.D.
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