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New Jack the Ripper in London Again?

By Loud

In the United Kingdom, animal abuse is an unfortunate problem. In 2014, almost 160,000 incidents of animal cruelty were investigated. These comprised a number of the very sadistic actions of mistreatment, including a pup that was battered as well as a bunny that was microwaved in Gloucestershire and had his head immobilized in a door in Cumbria. One in eight grievances about animal mistreatment entails alleged violent and considered cruelty. And these are only the events we know about. Certainly, there has to be an enormous quantity of animal abuse which goes unreported.

There are currently about 50 cases of the killing of cats in the London area. It is suspected that these crimes have been carried out by a single individual.

A Dangerous Procedure

Research shows that extreme actions of animal mistreatment,  generally will be the work of people with serious psychiatric illnesses. Their motivations can have a need to show power over not just the creature but the pet’s human owner, also. Instead, some actions of animal abuse are symptomatic of a person’s anger concerning an issue which is not totally related with their casualties.

Whatever their motivation, through time, so that you can derive exactly the same degree of arousal sadists usually must step up their behavior. This is referred to as the “commencement hypothesis” and has really been discussed in terms of the qualifications of serial killers like Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer whos youth displays a history of mistreating animals – and who went to torture and kill people.
With regards to the cat killer, it’s caused concerns that s/he may “graduate” to killing folks. This type of scenario appears unlikely as these killings happen to be going on for at least two years proposing this specific killer cannot go beyond hurting animals though potential. Really, it seems that the sole method by which her or his behavior has stepped up, is in relation to the development of butchery abilities that are more advanced – according to veterinarians, the killings are getting cleaner.

Reason For Anxiety

Should south Londoners be focused on that of the pets as good as their particular security? Maybe. The “deviance generalisation theory” suggests that rather than preceding other offences, animal maltreatment could be only one part or component of a unified occurrence of antisocial and violent behavior. To put it differently, the extreme actions of animal cruelty undertaken by the cat killer could be only one of several behaviors that are prohibited that they have been involved in.

The connections between “animal abuse” and “individual maltreatment”, whether through violence or alternative forms of offending, are powerful. Nevertheless, not south or whether the cat killer in London is likely one day to become a serial killer, it’s not improbable they are mistreating individuals and other creatures in a variety of manners. It’s because of this that resources must be devoted by the authorities to apprehending this person as fast as you possibly can.

Animal abusers are, whatever the identity of the casualties, really dangerous people really.

Filed Under: Fun, People

Can You Outwit Elon Musk?

By Loud

1st-Dragon-Flight-12-10These riddles have become increasingly popular in the technology sector, especially during interviews. Hiring managers rely on them to determine if you are able to think critically and on the fly. Is it possible to solve it?

You are standing at somewhere on the surface of the Earth….walk one mile south, one mile west then one mile north. You are back where you started. Where on the earth are you?

Maybe you have figured out it? Do not stress if not. We’ve got the solution here:

Filed Under: Business, Computers, Fun, Gadgets, People, Style, Tech News

Kim Dot com Latest News

By Loud

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With a New Zealand District Court ruling on Wednesday that Kim Dotcom was eligible to be sent to the United States to face criminal charges, the internet tycoon has remained defiant and said he plans to fight the decision until the very end.

The internet entrepreneur has been battling extradition charges for almost four years, alongside his three co-accused Mathias Ortmann, Bram van der Kolk, and Finn Batatohas. But in delivering his verdict on Wednesday, presiding Judge Nevin Dawson said all four men needed to be sent to the US to stand trial.

Following the decision, the state asked for the bail conditions of Dotcom and his co-accused to be made harsher, requiring a daily check-in.

But after protests from Dotcom’s lawyers, Dawson reduced the check-in time to twice a week.

For Dotcom, though, the story is far from over.

“This is not the last word on the matter,” a smiling Dotcom told a mob of journalists outside the Auckland District court on Wednesday.

“I’m still on bail, and we will go through the whole process until the end.”

He admitted he was disappointed, but still wished everyone a Merry Christmas before departing.

Dotcom, alongside Ortman, Batato, and van der Kolk have been battling extradition to the US where they are accused of running an elaborate criminal internet piracy conspiracy stemming from the now closed file storing website, Megaupload.

They face charges of conspiracy to commit racketeering, conspiracy to commit money laundering, wire fraud, and two kinds of criminal copyright infringement based on an FBI investigation going back to 2010.

In 2012, US authorities shut down Megaupload and arrested its proprietors and Dotcom was dramatically arrested in a Hollywood-style raid on his Coatesville mansion.

In September, the tech mogul finally faced Auckland District Court with Christine Gordon QC saying at the time that when distractions are stripped away, the evidence boils down to a simple scheme of fraud.

During the trial, Gordon said a series of messages between the men showed they knew authorities would eventually come for them. In reply, Dotcom accused US authorities of deliberately mistranslating statements he made in German in order to create a case against him.

Dotcom’s lawyers had claimed the case was unfair and that the US had kept them from hiring experts by freezing their assets, amongst a number of other requests to drop the case altogether.

Although Dawson did not have to decide on the guilt of the men, only if they had legitimate charges to face in the US, he was not convinced, however, that the case was unfair.

“This court is satisfied none of the submissions made … come close to breaching the duty of candour and good faith,” he said.

The four had not come “anywhere near” to undermining the case, he added.

Their lawyers immediately said they would be appealing to the High Court and now have 15 days to lodge it in writing.

Due to the massive amount of evidence, Dawson gave Dotcom and his entourage until late February to get their case together.

The ruling means Justice Minister Amy Adams must now decide whether to extradite them.

In a statement she said she would wait to see if an appeal would be lodged before commenting.

During a 10-week extradition hearing, lawyers for the US argued the men had earned $175 million by running a website funded largely by revenue from publishing copyright-infringing files. They said the website had paid money for people to illegally upload copyright-infringing files and then charged others to watch them.

Dotcom’s lawyer, Ron Mansfield, said the website was protected by “dual-use” defences — just like video recorders — where a company could not be responsible for the illegal use of products with other legitimate purposes.

Throughout the three-and-a-half year wait for Dotcom, it was discussed that his foundation charge, copyright violation, was not a criminal offence in New Zealand, and under that proviso, it was said he could not be extradited to the US for that, highlighting the other two charges built on top needed to be sustained.

If eventually extradited and found guilty in the US, Dotcom, Ortman, Batato, and van der Kolkcould be up for decades in jail.

“Don’t you worry. Nobody is ruining our Christmas! All good,” Dotcom posted on Twitter after his hearing on Wednesday.

One for keeping himself busy in between court appearances, having previously toyed with politics with the Internet Party, Dotcom revealed in October that his latest brainchild Meganet is an alternate internet he said is safe, secure, and impenetrable by anyone, even government bodies.

With AAP

Filed Under: Business, Computers, People

US Reaper Drones Over Syria

By Loud

The skies of Syria are becoming somewhat crowded.

The country is in the midst of a long running civil war, while the brutal dictatorship of Bashar al-Assad tries to fight a large number of varied rebel factions. This of course includes radical militants and ISIS.

The war isn’t very well for anyone and its pulled in foreign states as well. In Eastern Syria, a Western coalition (including the USA) is launching attacks against ISIS. Russia also recently became involves and sent its military to support the Assad regime, and the Russians have been carrying out airstrikes as well. The skies are increasingly congested, and so this happens:

That is a US Airforce MQ-9 Reaper drone used by the United States in carrying out targeted assasinations.

This short video was uploaded to YouTube by the Russian Defense Ministry and was taken from the interior of a Russian jets cockpit. The video is captioned:

“The presence of aerial vehicles in the air space of Syria has increased.”

Filed Under: Computers, Hardware, Military, Telecommunications

Shark Hunter Drones in Australia

By Loud

Beachgoers in Coffs Harbour, Australia may have seen a drone apparently filming during the week.

The drone is looking for sharks, sending footage back to a Government operator.

Shark hunter drones are a major part of the Government’s shark mitigation strategy, after a series of fatal attacks.

A Government representative stated:
“These are the first of several trials that will get underway across the state’s beaches this summer as we take an integrated approach to working out a long-term solution.”

Here is some further drone footage, taken in the USA.

Filed Under: Computers

Destroyed Asteroid – New Glowing Star Ring Image

By Loud

A white dwarf star, just imaged by a team at the University of Warwick, has a bright red ring circling it, created by the dead star’s oblitertion of space debris that orbits overly close. The rock ring circling the white dwarf star is composed of rock and dust particles. The new photo shows an asteroid destroyed by the star’s gravitational forces and sent in to an orbit around the star.

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The work was compiled by a group of researchers in the university’s Astrophysics Dept. The leader of the research team stated:

The diameter of the gap inside of the rock ring is about half the size of the Sun.

The reddish glow is caused by ultraviolet light from within the star. Although scientists have been aware for some decades that these debris rings exist, this is the first time a group has been able to capture imagery of the ring type, giving scientists unprecedented access to the data.

The photograph of the rings is a composite of a number of images taken utilizing Doppler tomography.. Using this system, the scientists were able to capture certain aspects of the structure that would not have been captured using a single photo.

This photo is a glimpse of what our own solar system will look like in the distant future.

Filed Under: Computers, Space

Apple ‘Wallet’ Payment Systems

By Loud

It’s over 12 months since Apple launched the mobile payment serviceand now Australians that carry an American Express card can use the Apple Pay feature which may eventually cause physical debit and credit cards to become an extinct species.

The feature operates through an application on an iPhone6 in the same way your chip-enabled bank card works with a shop’s payment systems.

You basically hold your phone near the reader terminal then click and you are done.

Apple Pay can be used on iPhone 6 onwards and all other new Apple devices

Filed Under: Apple, Business, Cell, Computers, Gadgets, Hardware, Tech News, Telecommunications

VR Goggle Controlled Drones

By Loud

 

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Since the long awaited release of the Ghost-Drone, camera-equipped quad helicopters that are able to track a target haven’t exactly entered the mainstream, however that feature is not able to differentiate enough to make them unique.

The Chinese maker of the Ghost-Drone has come back with an improved model, which permits operators to wear a pair of virtual reality goggles to control the positioning of the drone’s camera only by moving their skull about.

Filed Under: Fun, Gadgets

The Long Awaited iPad Pro

By Loud

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So finally – Apple has announced that the long awaited iPad Pro will be available to order from Apple.com on November 11. They stated that the device will be available in stores by the 14th.

Prices are somewhat steep for the iPad Pro – starting at $799 for WiFi only model, to $1079 for the WiFi and 4G LTE version.

Further details about the new iPad Pro are available at Apple’s website.

The device is available in other countries this week.

Filed Under: Apple, Computers, Gadgets, Hardware, Tech News

Random Stuff Orbiting Earth

By Loud

Here’s an insane tidbit in Popular Science. There are approximately 500,000  “smaller orbital junk” as well as 21,000 “larger pieces” racing around Earth at this moment.

Numbers such as those make it seem that there are many bags full of trash orbiting the planet, and that’s not really far wrong.

Everything from old satellites to rockets are currently orbiting the planet…you can also view it in real-time.

“Stuff in Space” is a 3D map of trash in orbit around the earth.

James Yoder, an engineering student at the University of Texas, invented Stuff in Space and admits to Popular Science.

I never truly realized how much stuff is up there, until I viewed the plotted satellites.

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The website is regularly updated daily with fresh data from Space-Track.org.

Zoom in to see various objects in orbit. At 160,000 kilometres up, the display shows the astronomy Astron UV satellites circa 1983. About 71,000 kilometres in orbit, you’ll see a chunk of rocket booster.

What else is out there in orbit! To find out, go to Stuff in Space.

Filed Under: Fun

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The Long Awaited iPad Pro

By Loud

So finally – Apple has announced that the long awaited iPad Pro will be available to order from Apple.com on November 11. They stated that the device will be available in stores by the 14th. Prices are somewhat steep for the iPad Pro – starting at $799 for WiFi only model, to $1079 for the WiFi and 4G LTE […]

Onboard Electronics

By Loud

So now the main regulatory agencies in the US, Canada, and Europe permit the use of electronics during takeoff and landing. This is referred to as “gate-to-gate” device use. So you may be able to use your device during your entire flight. If you’ve ever been asked by a strict Lufthansa stewardess to pack away your iPad or laptop during a […]

Apple ‘Wallet’ Payment Systems

By Loud

It’s over 12 months since Apple launched the mobile payment serviceand now Australians that carry an American Express card can use the Apple Pay feature which may eventually cause physical debit and credit cards to become an extinct species. The feature operates through an application on an iPhone6 in the same way your chip-enabled bank […]

Vampire Power Sucks You Dry

By Loud

Really – how much (or little) power does the smartphone, laptop, or tablet really use? Do you need to unplug them when not actually using them to save cash on power? So we measured precisely the levels of power a number of the most common chargers utilize, and how expensive keeping them plugged in really can be. You may have heard of a mysterious force known as […]

VR Goggle Controlled Drones

By Loud

  Since the long awaited release of the Ghost-Drone, camera-equipped quad helicopters that are able to track a target haven’t exactly entered the mainstream, however that feature is not able to differentiate enough to make them unique. The Chinese maker of the Ghost-Drone has come back with an improved model, which permits operators to wear a pair of virtual reality goggles to control the […]

Gangsters & Vegan Food

By Loud

So I’m sure everyone has been asking, what do Cholos think of vegan food? Thankfully, it’s now been answered with an awesome video. What did they say? Their response was way less negative than you would imagine, especially with how popular it is to give all things vegan a hard time. The response when given a bag of  kale chips is that they […]

US Reaper Drones Over Syria

By Loud

The skies of Syria are becoming somewhat crowded. The country is in the midst of a long running civil war, while the brutal dictatorship of Bashar al-Assad tries to fight a large number of varied rebel factions. This of course includes radical militants and ISIS. The war isn’t very well for anyone and its pulled […]

Shark Hunter Drones in Australia

By Loud

Beachgoers in Coffs Harbour, Australia may have seen a drone apparently filming during the week. The drone is looking for sharks, sending footage back to a Government operator. Shark hunter drones are a major part of the Government’s shark mitigation strategy, after a series of fatal attacks. A Government representative stated: “These are the first […]

Can You Outwit Elon Musk?

By Loud

These riddles have become increasingly popular in the technology sector, especially during interviews. Hiring managers rely on them to determine if you are able to think critically and on the fly. Is it possible to solve it? You are standing at somewhere on the surface of the Earth….walk one mile south, one mile west then one mile north. You are back […]

Random Stuff Orbiting Earth

By Loud

Here’s an insane tidbit in Popular Science. There are approximately 500,000  “smaller orbital junk” as well as 21,000 “larger pieces” racing around Earth at this moment. Numbers such as those make it seem that there are many bags full of trash orbiting the planet, and that’s not really far wrong. Everything from old satellites to rockets are currently orbiting the planet…you can also view it in real-time. “Stuff in Space” is a 3D […]

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