Theviper wrote to gamgee <=-
meaning no fed allowed means no F.B.I or any kind of fed's not
allowed on the bbs....the viper
meaning no fed allowed means no F.B.I or any kind of fed's not
allowed on the bbs....the viper
Ummmm... OK. But how would you know if they were, or not? Would they usually tell you that voluntarily?
Maybe it was the apostrophe that threw me off.
Theviper wrote to gamgee <=-
meaning no fed allowed means no F.B.I or any kind of fed's not
allowed on the bbs....the viper
Ummmm... OK. But how would you know if they were, or not? Would they usually tell you that voluntarily?
Maybe it was the apostrophe that threw me off.
Arelor wrote to Gamgee <=-
meaning no fed allowed means no F.B.I or any kind of fed's not
allowed on the bbs....the viper
Ummmm... OK. But how would you know if they were, or not? Would they usually tell you that voluntarily?
I wonder if evidence collected by a fed that joined The Viper's
BBS without a warrant would be valid, since the signup would have
been done against the ToS of the board. Maybe it is not about
preventing feds from joining but about limiting what they can
make use off :-)
Dumas Walker wrote to GAMGEE <=-
meaning no fed allowed means no F.B.I or any kind of fed's not
allowed on the bbs....the viper
Ummmm... OK. But how would you know if they were, or not? Would they usually tell you that voluntarily?
I would think putting that in the ad might cause them to take
notice. :D
meaning no fed allowed means no F.B.I or any kind of fed's not
allowed on the bbs....the viper
Ummmm... OK. But how would you know if they were, or not? Would they usually tell you that voluntarily?
Maybe it was the apostrophe that threw me off.
I wonder if evidence collected by a fed that joined The Viper's BBS
without a warrant would be valid, since the signup would have been
done against the ToS of the board. Maybe it is not about preventing
feds from joining but about limiting what they can make use off :-)
stamp those. IANAL.
Tracker1 wrote to Gamgee <=-
meaning no fed allowed means no F.B.I or any kind of fed's not
allowed on the bbs....the viper
Ummmm... OK. But how would you know if they were, or not? Would they usually tell you that voluntarily?
Maybe it was the apostrophe that threw me off.
AFAIK, it's pretty much meaningless legally. Any "fed" signing in
for legal reasons wouldn't need to follow that rule/exclusion,
and anyone that respected the rules might side with #1A would be
excluded from any conversation. It could even trigger unwanted
attention if noticed.
It's mostly virtue signalling.
It's mostly virtue signalling.Nah man, it's in the United States TOS. All users under federal service must legally disclose that fact when questioned.
Margaerynne wrote to Tracker1 <=-
Re: Re: fed's
By: Tracker1 to Gamgee on Sat Jul 16 2022 02:31 pm
It's mostly virtue signalling.
Nah man, it's in the United States TOS. All users under federal
service must legally disclose that fact when questioned.
Gamgee wrote to Margaerynne <=-
Nah man, it's in the United States TOS. All users under federal
service must legally disclose that fact when questioned.
Hmmmmm.... you sure about that? Doesn't seem likely to me. An (admittedly quick) Google search doesn't indicate that.
It's definitely part of the lore of old dial-up BBSes. Most of 1337 BBSes new user apps would ask if you were a "Fed" (or we as would say, a "Ph3D!!")
Kaelon wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
It's definitely part of the lore of old dial-up BBSes. Most of 1337 BBSes new user apps would ask if you were a "Fed" (or we as would say, a "Ph3D!!")
Definitely reminds me of what the entire 813 scene called our local WWIVnet region op. They just called him the "NARC".
It's mostly virtue signalling.
Nah man, it's in the United States TOS. All users under federal
service must legally disclose that fact when questioned.
415 here. We had a pretty decent scene here, I remember a Forum BBS that had a whole shareware facade; you'd hit a hidden menu item to get to the real BBS.
How do you think they get undercover agents into AntiFa, Proud Boys...?
Nah man, it's in the United States TOS. All users under federal
service must legally disclose that fact when questioned.
Show me in the U.S. Code where it says that. Law enforcement is
absolutely allowed to lie, and in many conditions even break the law.
Nah man, it's in the United States TOS. All users under federal service must legally disclose that fact when questioned.
Show me in the U.S. Code where it says that. Law enforcement is absolutely allowed to lie, and in many conditions even break the law.
It's a riff on the "You have to tell me if you're a cop, it's in the Constitution" joke
Re: Re: fed's
By: Margaerynne to Tracker1 on Fri Jul 22 2022 08:47 am
Nah man, it's in the United States TOS. All users under federal service must legally disclose that fact when questioned.
Show me in the U.S. Code where it says that. Law enforcement is absolutely allowed to lie, and in many conditions even break the law.
It's a riff on the "You have to tell me if you're a cop, it's in the Constitution" joke
never heard it.
It's a riff on the "You have to tell me if you're a cop, it's in the Constitution" joke
never heard it.
It's actually a line in a movie or two.
Nah man, it's in the United States TOS. All users under federal service must legally disclose that fact when questioned.
Show me in the U.S. Code where it says that. Law enforcement is absolutely allowed to lie, and in many conditions even break the law.
It's a riff on the "You have to tell me if you're a cop, it's in the Constitution" joke
never heard it.
It's actually a line in a movie or two.
It's a riff on the "You have to tell me if you're a cop, it's in
the Constitution" joke
never heard it.
It's actually a line in a movie or two.
Now I'm wondering if it's a generation thing. Roughly every millennial knows the "You have to tell me if you're a cop" joke (probably because of Breaking Bad)
I've never watched Breaking Bad, but I've seen people say that online.
Re: Re: fed's
By: Nightfox to Margaerynne on Sat Aug 06 2022 11:11 am
I've never watched Breaking Bad, but I've seen people say that online.
I recommend that you watch it. Then El Camino (movie), then Better Call Saul.
Digital Man wrote to Nightfox <=-
I've never watched Breaking Bad, but I've seen people say that online.
I recommend that you watch it. Then El Camino (movie), then
Better Call Saul.
Nah man, it's in the United States TOS. All users under federal service must legally disclose that fact when questioned.
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