Hackers Deface The Wrong Site

[Thedutchjelle]

All the hate for some of the few people that not only want to see internet rights maintained, but actually do something. It might not do a lot of physical good, but it draws attention, something that was badly needed considering the rest of the world heard nothing about this law passing in Japan till it happened.

For everyone complaining, what are you doing to stop bills like this besides sitting behind a computer monitor and complaining? A failed effort means more than no effort at all.

Hijacking other people their websites is not the proper way to do it. There are proper, legal ways to show your discontent in most countries. Vote on the opposing political parties. Form a public protest. Anything but this.

 

[the darknees abyss]

you guys are the best hackers ever get caught well done only the best do

 

[Gabanuka]

Wow they even got thier own motto wrong.

"We ARE Legion" not "We are A Legion". I still find it odd they use a Bible quote but whatever

My guess is its either someone pretending to be Anonymous or a moron

 

[godfist88]

Wow they even got thier own motto wrong.

"We ARE Legion" not "We are A Legion". I still find it odd they use a Bible quote but whatever

My guess is its either someone pretending to be Anonymous or a moron

maybe both.

OT: on a serious note, what is up with japan lately? I thought they were lax when it came to copyright. does the word doujinshi ring a bell with anyone?

 

[RoyalWelsh]

What utter, utter morons. Sheesh... ¬_¬

 

[maninahat]

How unfortunate a mistake

A shame they didn't post the text in Japanese though; I figured they would have some sort of Japanese person supporting them.

It perfectly demonstrates the casual ignorance of the people involved in anonymous. They're willing to weigh in on an issue and throw their weight around, but can't even get the right website or find an adequate translator.

 

[maninahat]

Is it over? Can we stop taking these idiots seriously now?

What are you doing to stop bills like this exactly? At least they're trying.

Should we be able to? Are we Japanese?

As with the SOPA protests, I can't do a damn thing and my signature means less than nothing. I am a European who has no say in what the American people want, and you are probably not Japanese, so you get no say in what the Japanese people want. If you are determined to help, assist the Japanese in arguing their own case - don't try to do it for them.

 

[maninahat]

wareware wa ah-no-ni-mo-su desu!

Anyways, I guess all the smart 'hackers' got caught.

You put the wrong word in speech quotes.

 

[Ickorus]

Is it over? Can we stop taking these idiots seriously now?

What are you doing to stop bills like this exactly? At least they're trying.

They should stop trying, it's not helping.

All these attacks do is give governments something to point at and say "Here, look, this is why we're doing it!"

 

[ShindoL Shill]

How can one manage to fail at impersonating anonymous ? Not wanting to start that old debate again, but isn't their slogan supposed to be "We are legion." - as in the famous quote - instead of "We are a legion" - as in : never seen that before ?

This is apart of Anon that hacked a water management office website.
I don't think they're the sharpest tools in the shed.

 

[Nenad]

actually belonged to the Kasumigaura river management office, a government body in the Kanto reigion that deals primarily with flood control and water management.

Is this the Japanese influence on English language? *giggle*

 

[Fappy]

Is it sad that I only know what the Kanto region is because I watch anime?

 

[Radoh]

All the hate for some of the few people that not only want to see internet rights maintained, but actually do something. It might not do a lot of physical good, but it draws attention, something that was badly needed considering the rest of the world heard nothing about this law passing in Japan till it happened.

For everyone complaining, what are you doing to stop bills like this besides sitting behind a computer monitor and complaining? A failed effort means more than no effort at all.

What they are doing is counter-intuitive, an equivalent would be a man who disagrees with stricter gun laws who then proceeds to shoot an advocate of stricter gun laws dead.

'A failed effort means more than no effort' is true, but it just means more bad. A person who does nothing isn't actively hurting the case they are trying to make.

Anon aren't trying to protest, they are trying to force the issue. Problem being, temporarily tearing down a poster on the wall that is the internet isn't going to be so impressive.

 

[Callate]

"We are Anonymous. We are Legion. We do not forgive. And... Erm... We could really use some people who can actually read Japanese."

 

[nonl33t m4st3r]

Wait....can't you just buy region-free dvd and blu-ray players in Japan? I mean, the PS3 is region free at the very least.

 

[Beardly]

Is it over? Can we stop taking these idiots seriously now?

Yep. Anonymous is just like any other movement. Once they make a typo it's all over for them.

 

[Ishigami]

does the word doujinshi ring a bell with anyone?

I think the situation with doujinshi is a little different.
The manga industry would be stupid to ban them as they often contribute to the popularity of the original, are a way to get new artist into the business, while using copyright protected series, characters etc. the stories are made up by the artist and they are usually sold or distributed in a none-profitable way so they are in line with fan fiction.
(Edit: Which does not make them legal but tolerated)

Anyway lol at this mistake...

 

[iseko]

So much fail...

Seriously, how badly can you f*ck up?

 

[ninetails593]

MEANWHILE, UNDER THE CHINESE PROXY

 

[SirPlindington]

This misstep could put them in hot water. I feel like Anynomous' quality has really gone downriver. I bet that the river management is just boiling with rage. I'm drowning in laughter here.

Do you sea what I just did?