The DNS entry has been removed, but the server continues to run:

http://209.238.99.227/index.ph...

"Under this sort of thinking, Volkswagen would be liable if someone drove a VW as the getaway car in a bank robbery"

That may be the case, but probably only if VW knowingly pursued bank robbers as customers (e.g.; in their ads they said something to the effect of "Perfect as a get-away vehicle!")

I'd bet the courts/prosecutor said something to the effect "As the 'administrator' of a TOR exit node, It's not unreasonable for the operator to expect illicit or illegal activity to take place, as the intent of TOR is anonymity", or something along those lines...

it's called github.com.

It has always been my observation that people aren't afraid of change, rather people fear being changed...

To buy this book is $81.47, to rent it is $34.50.

Seems a bit steep, no?

It may be a state to state thing, but here in Colorado:

Colorado law (C.R.S. 38-30-168)

  Associations are not permitted to prohibit the installation of solar panels on a unit or property which is owned by a member of the association. Any such prohibition in the governing documents of an association is void and unenforceable.

Captain Obvious...

If it is, I would recommend selling them to all of those that are waiting and buy a real server...

We run a datacenter in a LEEDS Platinum building...

http://www.nrel.gov/news/features/feature_detail.cfm/feature_id=1505

Now you can get it running on a $99 dollar media player (Apple TV 2, and 3 (when it gets jailbroken))

Hmmm, While living in farming areas growing up, That name was given because they worked out in the hot weather and sweat, a lot. Since they were bent over forward, their shirt would only get 'wet in back'...

^This

The security team should be setting policy and doing audits, not being "the privileged ones"!

Amazon mustn't have bought them off, yet

FTFY

I believe appropriately so.

While it is my preferred desktop OS, it leaves a lot to be desired as a server.

notwithstanding vendor incompatiblities, the "one throat to chock" position is often held by organizations that lack technical competency, at least in a lot of my experience.