Lulz Security Retires?

Friends around the globe,   We are Lulz Security, and this is our final release, as today marks something meaningful to us. 50 days ago, we set sail with our humble ship on an uneasy and brutal ocean: the Internet. The hate machine, the love machine, the machine powered by many machines. We are all…

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AHF cost CA Big $$$

From http://fscblogger.wordpress.com Well, AIDS Healthcare Foundation is at it again, and what we would like to know is: WHY are California taxpayers expected to throw more money at an appeal to the State Supreme Court over a non-issue that AHF has blown up to “epidemic” proportions? Especially at a time when the state budget is…

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New York is GAY tonight!

Victory in New York by Jon      On June 15th  the New York Assembly approved same sex marriage . The bill has just been passed by the Senate. Jincey Lumpkin from Juicy Pink Box tweeted  simply  PASSED!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #fb. The thread marriage equality  has gone wild with a flood of happy tweets.  The battle isn’t over…

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The Netherland Passes Net Netrality

NL- How does this/ will this impact porn? The Netherlands Passes Net Neutrality Law from http://www.xbiz.com/news/135518 By Lyla Katz THE NETHERLANDS — The Dutch Parliament this week passed a net neutrality law, making it the first European country to prohibit Internet service providers from slowing down any kind of web traffic. The move makes the…

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No “Employer” Info For Cal/OSHA

from http://www.xbiz.com/news/video/135424 Judge Denies Cal/OSHA’s Request in Porn Investigation  By Lyla Katz WASHINGTON — A Cal/OSHA investigation involving a porn performer has hit a roadblock after a judge denied the agency’s request to obtain identifying information of the performer’s production company. The employee contracted HIV in 2009 in Los Angeles County and is only known…

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ICANN, How About Dot Gossip?

  From www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/21/icann-opens-domain-naming_n_880895.html The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers announced on Monday one of the most significant changes to Internet naming since "dot com" was first uttered. ICANN will dramatically increase the number of domain name endings — known in the industry as "generic top-level domains," they currently include .com, .net and .gov…

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