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Japan, kills virtual husband ends up in jail But really

LONDON - The crime is murder: a 43 year old woman would remove her husband's 33. The other day the police went knocking on his door and arrested her. Motive: the woman was angry because the man had imposed a divorce, without explanation, after a long relationship. Stuff happens, but in this case set a precedent, because the crime happened in the virtual world, while the arrest took place in the real world.

E 'success in Japan, as British press reports this morning, and here's what happened (the names were not disclosed for legal reasons, according to the Independent of London). The two had met in an internet game called MapleStory, where players create a character, enter into relationships, they can even marry and have sex, digitally means, or in a virtual reality (the game has 50 million players worldwide, 9 million in Japan only). The he and she in this story, in fact, a living in Tokyo, the other in Sapporo, and have never met face to face. But you liked, or rather liked the characters they create, so much to get married, still in the game, and have daily contact (Sexual and otherwise).

Until at some point he got sick and, with an option provided for in the game, got divorced. She did not take it well. And since he had previously obtained through the game, the name and password he has implemented his revenge killing, or deleting from Maplestory, the character laboriously created by him. He complained to administrators of the game and then with the police, who considered the case as an illegal attack by hackers at a site: a computer-crime, and that for Japan there is a maximum penalty of five years in prison and about 4000 euro fine. So officials have identified the woman and went to his house to arrest her.

Experts say this is the first case in the world where an offense committed during a relationship of "role playing" (RPG) on the Internet is punished by imprisonment in the real world. The English newspapers in truth they cite another, also recently, a Dutch court sentenced two teenagers to 360 hours of social work to get beaten, virtually, a classmate and stealing his possessions in a game on the internet . "These virtual goods are still assets in accordance with Dutch law, so it is a theft," said the judge. The implications of the two decisions can be enormous. "I hope that my ex-wife going to jail," said her husband "murdered" virtually. It means a prison real, not digital. From

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The MacBook Pro's VP of Symantec


One of the worst nightmares for the average Windows user often takes the form of a yellow dot in the taskbar. E 'Norton Symantec, the antivirus software, almost ineradicable, that the majority of PC do you find beautiful and already installed in the shareware version when you first start. E 'software with the excuse to keep your PC protected from viruses and malware has become involved in your workflow chewing useful resources, processes, and eventually crashed discourage anyone can afford a computer mode Large Hadron Collider. For further undermine the credibility the queen of crapware software company thinks the Vice President of Consumer Products, Rowan Trollope, who in an interview with CNet's Rory Reid was presented with nothing less than a MacBook Pro

When Reid met Trollope, Vice President has praised the characteristics of the new Norton 2009, pointing out particularly that the new version is no longer the dewatering of resources that PC users are used to (and then admitting that earlier versions were not exactly featherweight). So why the laptop open before him was not a nice Dell with Norton installed? If

also asks Rory Reid: The question is

because it is maybe because Norton does not trust enough to keep your PC secure Windows? Or you're so sick of antivirus applications that intrude into his daily activities that he decided to switch to a platform on which does not need any antivirus software? What's wrong with a Dell?

Vice President of Symantec explains that he chose a Mac because you prefer the "ease of use" and '"elegance" of Mac OS X to Windows. Of course, an ironic comment on Reid, Trollope was referring to graphic aspects of the interface and the ability of Mac computers in Cupertino to dodge malware.

And he concludes:
This fact gives you food for thought. If a guy who deals with rouge and sell antivirus software prefers Macs, maybe we should do it too.

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