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[DoctorDoom]

Besides, there's only a few people in business class who have their laptops with them.

In my last trip to Hong Kong last week on Cathay Pacific, nearly everyone of us sitting at business class had our laptops open during the entire flight. So case-to-case basis.

[KALAMPAG]

Ah, question? Are they also strict on softwares installed in the laptop (i.e., pirated) or this is purely on ****ographic materials?

[DoctorDoom]

Ah, question? Are they also strict on softwares installed in the laptop (i.e., pirated) or this is purely on ****ographic materials?

I cannot answer that, but I think that is too much. You don't need to bring your license keys with you everytime you travel. What if you forgot to bring them? What will they do? Ask you to leave your laptop in Burma and come back and get it when you have license keys with you?

[nicolodeon]

Ah, question? Are they also strict on softwares installed in the laptop (i.e., pirated) or this is purely on ****ographic materials?

They are strict on nearly everything. They are concerned on the...."pollution" that foreigners bring to their countries that would contradict the political and "moral" stand of the current government. Aside from ****o material, examples of what they look for are:

1. Documents, files, softwares and the like that are anti-government or against whatever political atmopshere that is in the country.

2. Documents, files, softwares and the like that "might start the people thinking". You know what I mean.

3. Documents, files, softwares, movies, audio and the like that promote western pop culture that the government deems bad because "they pollute the minds of the populace".

As for the CD keys you mentioned, they don't give a damn. However, they elook at what's contained on email messages that is stored in Outlook or whatever your email client might be. One cannot object: if one objects, he/she goes straight to jail for the night or gets fined heavily.

I read one post that recommends encryption. While this is a good deterrent, it would only remain as a deterrent. If anybody out there thinks that these government people are idiots or don't know enough about computers because they are in a backwater country, think again: if you go there, you would be in for a rude awakening. In fact, in Burma, ALL incoming and outgoing mail (eletronic mail AND snailmail) are scanned by the government. In some backwater African countries, the same is true.

In countries like these, you can't even donate electronic/computer equipment without the government dipping their hands to see "what's inside". Even money: you can't bring in a whole lot of money because they would get suspicous of you. There were times that we could not officially provide a grant/donation to our project there because of their issue with large amounts of cash.

Now, if you travel to countries in Western Europe, some countries in Eastern Europe and some countries in South America, they woud just scan the laptop using the xray machine: they won't bother you to open your laptop. But, if you go to countries like Burma (where communisim and militarism are strictrly imposed even at the grassroots level), then you better clean your gear before stepping down that plane.

[baurtwellXUV]

tsk tsk tsk.. langya talaga!

[DoctorDoom]

Did they strip-search Angelina Jolie when she filmed Tomb Raider in Burma too?

[NightRock]

In some countries I visited they asked to boot your laptop for security reasons baka daw kasi fake na laptop or Bomb lang ang dala mo. kakainis lang after boot up mamadaliin ka nila umalis para sa next passenger. Hindi pa nakaka boot ng husto laptop mo pina sisibat kana.

Yung cases ng dalawang pinoy sa canada baka naman baguhan pa sila sa pag gamit ng PC hindi pa alam mag browse so hindi siguro nila alam anong laman ng PC nila na binili sa Japan. Consodering japan marami talagang child ****o. kahti nga cartoons ginagawa nilang ****o.

[EL Chicane]

Bakit ba bawal maging malibog? Hindi nako nagpapaligoy-ligoy pa.

[Karding]

What a hassle if everyone in business class will be asked to switch on their laptops to search for illegal **** before they get past immigration.

Is it everyone or nearly everyone?

In my last trip to Hong Kong last week on Cathay Pacific, nearly everyone of us sitting at business class had our laptops open during the entire flight. So case-to-case basis.

Kapatid,

You answered your own query, good for you.

KALAMPAG, meron bang paraan na malaman nila na pirated ang S/W sa laptop? Kung wala naman, eh di walang problema. Saka kahit pirated ang S/W na installed the laptop, nandun pa din naman ang product key. Ano nga naman ang gagawin nila, i-cross reference ang product key? :hihihi:

[Karding]

Bakit ba bawal maging malibog? Hindi nako nagpapaligoy-ligoy pa.

:bwahaha: hahaha, kapatid hindi bawal ang malibog. Pero a child ****ography is just sick. Yung iba namang country, kahit hindi child **** bawal ang **** dahil sa culture nila.

Ganito lang yan eh...ayaw mo ng law ng bansang pupuntahan mo? Then dont go, hindi ka naman yata pinipilit ng ibang bansa para pumunta sa kanila.

[silverbx986]

aray ko...may batong nahulog sa langit (adult lang ha!!)

hehe...papano na si charmane natin

pssst...meron pa pala akong isang alam na pinay... hehe OT na

[DoctorDoom]

What a hassle if everyone in business class will be asked to switch on their laptops to search for illegal **** before they get past immigration.

Is it everyone or nearly everyone?

Yes, everyone. Because I was referring to the scene when everyone is lining up at the immigration/customs counter. Everyone is asked, but only those who are actually carrying laptops can obviously comply.

In my last trip to Hong Kong last week on Cathay Pacific, nearly everyone of us sitting at business class had our laptops open during the entire flight. So case-to-case basis.

Kapatid, You answered your own query, good for you.:

Yup, nearly everyone. Because I was referring to the scene inside the aircraft if you walk along the isle in business class. Nearly everyone had their laptops open. Some of the passengers were asleep.

[empy]

hehe...papano na si charmane natin

pssst...meron pa pala akong isang alam na pinay... hehe OT na

aba...kahit anong mangyari, hindi kami mahihiwalay ni charmane! :bwahaha:

(post mo na lang sa shoutbox yung name nung new talent, hehe)

[nicolodeon]

Did they strip-search Angelina Jolie when she filmed Tomb Raider in Burma too?

Ha ha ha, I wish they did, but no.

OT:

From my first hand accounts, U.N. ambassadors that happen to be Hollywood celebrities are givenn different and preferential treatment. Same goes with U.N. consultants that have the say where the money goes to. When these people travel to backwater countries, the government of that country does not show them the worst that they have. Yes, they show them the bad stuff but these are those "showpiece" projects they have. You know what I mean.

They show them these places (to the celebrity, to the foreign media, to the U.N., etc.) to show that the money being given to the government is actually put to good use. What happens next of course is they ask for more money, and of course, more money would be raised. In realilty though, only 10% of the foreign aid goes to the people who need it. Sometimes even less.

Now back to the topic.

Dati, nag-import kami ng surplus na computer from Japan for distribution sa mga projects namin. Syempre, bago namin ipamigay, kailangan iayos namin muna. May maga kasama ako na fluent sa Nihonggo. Ako, medyo nakakaintindi. Kaya, nagawa namin paganahin yung computers.

Just for the sake of kalokohan, binuriri namin yung mga computers. Out of the 15-17 computers na binuriri namn, 9 dun ang loaded ng **** at hentai. 'Lam nyo mga peeps, karamihan ng Hapon na lalaki eh mahihilig. Kahit nga s atrain station sa Tokyo eh, makakabili ka ng hentai na komiks. So, hindi ako mag-tataka kung yung computers na inuwi ng 2 Pinoy na yun eh may smut. Sana, nai-format muna yung HDD bago nila inuwi. Then again, magagawa lang nila ito kung marunong silang kumalikot at mag-operate ng PC.

[espeago]

AIRLINE TIPS

Some things can only be checked while others can only be shipped via air cargo. Check with the Airline if you think you’re bringing something questionable, you’ll need to follow their guidelines. Some items may get you in serious trouble with airport security and under federal law, you must declare any hazardous materials you are carrying or shipping to the airline. Violations can carry a huge fines and prison time.

You should bring laptop on board as a carry-on, but make sure the batteries are good. You may have to demonstrate that electronic items such as laptops and video cameras are what they look like by showing that they work. Hence the need for good batteries. Any electronic devices that aren’t in working order will look suspicious to security. Security screenings are supposed to leave computers unharmed, but you might ask for a manual inspection.

[ssaloon]

aray ko...may batong nahulog sa langit (adult lang ha!!)

ako rin kapatid! 18gig worth of stones

[pajerokid]

Child ****ography is unacceptable. period.

[EL Chicane]

AIRLINE TIPS

Some things can only be checked while others can only be shipped via air cargo. Check with the Airline if you think you’re bringing something questionable, you’ll need to follow their guidelines. Some items may get you in serious trouble with airport security and under federal law, you must declare any hazardous materials you are carrying or shipping to the airline. Violations can carry a huge fines and prison time.

You should bring laptop on board as a carry-on, but make sure the batteries are good. You may have to demonstrate that electronic items such as laptops and video cameras are what they look like by showing that they work. Hence the need for good batteries. Any electronic devices that aren’t in working order will look suspicious to security. Security screenings are supposed to leave computers unharmed, but you might ask for a manual inspection.

Ok. All aboard!

[voltes_V]

ako rin kapatid! 18gig worth of stones

wow ang dami naman niyan sir................penge

[espeago]

[QUOTE=pajerokid]Child ****ography is unacceptable. period.[/QUO

Amen to that.