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大伙儿还记得去年旧金山传递圣火时,藏独的几十个联络电话被海外中国人打爆了吗?这两天在墨尔本,海外中国人的集体力量通过高科技再次体现。话说今年墨尔本电影节要上映疆独大头目日比丫的访谈纪录片,导致6部中国电影愤而退场。澳大利亚,澳大利亚,先是中铝收购,再是铁矿无间,你丫今年替代德法和俺们别上了。
好,你做十五,我做三十。买买提上马上有人发起号召,不干别的,专给日比丫捧场。捧场方式是订她的纪录片的电影票。大伙到网上把每场日比丫电影的票全买了,先放到购物车里,不急着付款(当然不付,永远不付),拖着,不是点个广告链接啥的,告诉服务器你还在呢。你一拖,别人再定那场,票就没有了。拖几个小时下来,那场就给废了。要是哥们饿极了吃饭去,换一个兄弟接着订,接着拖。多搞了几下,日比丫的电影就真没人能订得上票了。这号召一起,当真是数千人响应。,电影节网络销售当时就挂了。现在还没有恢复。
中国人过去干事情就是喜欢手下留情,这次不会。网络销售没了,据说传真还可以卖票。嗬嗬,马上有人搬来免费传真网站,先一口气发过去半本于丹的那啥啥论语,让蛮夷学习一下。顺便耗耗你传真机的纸。还有损的,把前几天中国的日全食照片发过去,不为啥,就是耗耗你传真机的墨。
至于网上打爆电话的老传统,那不能丢,对吧。嗬嗬,这次除了没有派真人飞渡重洋去袋鼠国排队,该使的,全都使了。
电影节主办方这才发现海外中国人在行动,当即慌了手脚。香港台湾的赞助商已经停止赞助。先是停止了电影票的网上销售,然后又担心下半辈子咋过?电影节还要一年一年办,以后中国电影和中国企业抵制个十年八载的,呵呵。
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Hack attack hits Melbourne Film Festival
ORGANISERS of the Melbourne International Film Festival have been forced to shut down online ticket sales after Chinese hackers booked out all film sessions on its website.
The attack comes as part of a mounting campaign against the screening of a documentary about exiled Uighur leader Rebiya Kadeer.
Hackers broke into the festival\'s website soon after the launch of the 2009 festival, replacing festival information with the Chinese flag and anti-Kadeer slogans.
Six Chinese-language movies have also been pulled out of the festival, leaving organisers with a logistical headache and the fear that Chinese film- makers will boycott the festival in future.
The festival\'s website reads: Online sales are currently offline due to a denial of service attack of Chinese origin.
Spokeswoman Asha Holmes said all sessions on the site had posted sold-out messages about 9am (AEST) today.
She said it was not immediately known whether the rush on tickets was real. But when the bookings were traced to Chinese websites it soon became clear they were fake.
It\'s under attack again, Ms Holmes said. People have been unable to book sessions at all.
Internet technicians have been unable to keep up with the speed of shopping carts filling once the sessions have been cleared of the fake bookings, she said.
Film buffs can still buy tickets at the festival\'s box office or over the phone.