Firefox Has Performed an Illegal Action

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Quoting Gangar

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Okay, this is making me feel better. I think I'm gonna get an attorney and sue Firefox. Is this a good idea? If they get me in trouble with the law, should I sue?
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No, you can't sue. That would blow the claim of plausible deniability. To claim plausible deniability, you have to maintain that you never knew anything about it until the authorities walked up to you and started asking questions. Anything else show you did know about the illegal action and that brings you in as at least an accomplice.

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Quoting jk

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No, you can't sue. That would blow the claim of plausible deniability. To claim plausible deniability, you have to maintain that you never knew anything about it until the authorities walked up to you and started asking questions. Anything else show you did know about the illegal action and that brings you in as at least an accomplice.

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Okay. Ignorance is bliss. I'll do this. What if Firefox calls me and tells me that they are not responsible?

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Quoting Gangar

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Okay, this is making me feel better. I think I'm gonna get an attorney and sue Firefox. Is this a good idea? If they get me in trouble with the law, should I sue?




Hijackthis sounds dangerous, so I can only assume you're trying to do something to my computer. So no, I wont listen to you.

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You did NOT just say that to ME.

REALLY?!

Do you KNOW who you're DEALING with?!

You're my kid. Aren't you?

Get your lazy backside off of the computer and start doing the dishes like I asked you to do three frikkin hours ago.

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Quoting Gangar

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Okay. Ignorance is bliss. I'll do this. What if Firefox calls me and tells me that they are not responsible?

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You just ignore their calls. Be sure to erase them from any phone logs on your phone. At least the government guys will have to subpoena your phone records to get any proof. Make them work for their money.

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Quoting jk

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You just ignore their calls. Be sure to erase them from any phone logs on your phone. At least the government guys will have to subpoena your phone records to get any proof. Make them work for their money.

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(He ain't responding - he's doing the dishes ;) )

No dishwasher? Dang, you're brutal!!

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Quoting jk

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No dishwasher? Dang, you're brutal!!

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I am a harsh but fair dictat...um...I mean "parent".

:D

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Quoting Gangar

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I was minding my own business when I decided that it was "me" time if you catch my drift. So I go to a porn site, and all the sudden Firefox freezes up and a box comes up saying "Firefox has performed an illegal action".

What happened?

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Is this thread a joke? You're trying to see if the people here are tech-savvy, and finding out they're not, or something?

The browser crashed because it tried to perform an "illegal action" - meaning that it, or more likely an extension or plugin you installed, tried to perform a function that was not possible on your computer and caused an error.

Next time stay away from questionable porn sites, and try using Google before panicking.

Why doesn't idiot 17 year-old just stay away from porn sites altogether? Sheesh. :wallbang:

This is funny