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It basically means that spot the fed will be more eventful this year.
by richo 13y ago
It basically means that spot the fed will be more eventful this year.
- bobert92 13y agoLiterally, with like paintball guns or some other form of humiliation.
- sillysaurus 13y agoWouldn't that be assaulting a federal agent?
- munin 13y agoor just assault?
- ethanazir 13y agojust alert everyone that they will be engaging in a paintball event; and they consent to the assault.
- sigzero 13y agoI am pretty sure it doesn't work that way. :)
- DennisP 13y agoMaybe if everyone signs a consent form at registration.
- corywright 13y agoThere is no registration at defcon, it's all anonymous. You hand them cash for a badge and a packet of info/stickers/cd and are on your way.
- jessaustin 13y agoWhen you go to a paintball field, is there a complicated registration process, or is it just understood that paintball is played at this particular place? Whatever legal maneuvers the paintball field's management has to do, DefCon could do. (I suspect the main objections to indoor paintball will come from the venue. Perhaps a less messy, but still humiliating, method can be used?)
- richo 13y agoThis is an absurd proposal, but given that the Rio won't let people running pubs in this years call for parties attach stuff to the walls (Can't find the link offhand, but it was in the submission info), I think it's safe to assume that paint guns inside wouldn't happen. That said, that's the least important reason, the more important one being that you can't just nail people with any kind of gun at an infosec conference, no matter how unconf it is.
- peterwwillis 13y agoAnd FYI, about 100 different people will have your credit card information if you use the hotel ATM to get your cash.
- peterwwillis 13y agoAssault would be threatening them with a paintballing. Battery is when the paintball hits their trachea. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_assault_and_battery http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_ass...
- codyb 13y agoIf they're off duty and in plain clothes shouldn't it be a civilian assault? Although, since the intent is to paint a federal agent I suppose you'd have a case.