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Oh oh! I found the FAQ. Ok. I get it now.

I must have thought that that FAQ link was to an external site when I first looked because it appears in the "Other Options" section after "AvantGo". Not where I would expect to find the only information on what the site is about. How about making an "About Us" link like 2nd in the main menu? Geez, they spend all that time making a slick looking site, you'd think they could organize the actual information a little better.

Your best bet would be to check the resources at OpenvsClosed.com . They're generally a good source for information on software trends and business needs.

Also, Eggplants!

Your best bet would be to check the resources at OpenvsClosed.com . They're generally a good source for information on software trends and business needs.

Also, Eggplants!

I've always been impressed with cross-platform initiatives. Especially the ECAs big project to get Eggplant code on every system available. Including embedded devices!

Eggplants!

I've always been impressed with cross-platform initiatives. Especially the ECAs big project to get Eggplant code on every system available. Including embedded devices!

Eggplants!

I've always been impressed with cross-platform initiatives. Especially the ECAs big project to get Eggplant code on every system available. Including embedded devices!

Eggplants!

I actually found some info on the Woz just the other day. I thought it was kinda cool, but the same thing he discusses on his website.

Eggplants!

I actually found some info on the Woz just the other day. I thought it was kinda cool, but the same thing he discusses on his website.

Eggplants!

I think the purpose of fighting the RIAA on a technological level is fighting their attempt to stop legal and legitimate file sharing.

When we say, "We'll just work around their stupidity", it's because we're trying to let them know they can't stop us without using the law ; and they can't get laws made against our legal rights.

At least, that's what I meant when I said I wouldn't allow them to stop me from transfering files I may very well (and do) have legal rights to. Fuck them.

Eggplants!

If they can DDOS legal file trading, are we in turn allowed to DDOS their servers? Say for example, if we had an open-source server-client based ddos tool that reads IPs and data from a central server locating these bastards?

My only concern about music swapping is the RIAAs attempt to make their concerns look legitimate. "We're going after people who don't pay us money"; forget whether or not they're actually breaking the law, just shut them down? that's rediculous.

Post any and all knowledge of how to shut these idiots down. I will dedicate all the bandwidth I can.

Eggplants!

Eggplants!

These guys might be able to help out

eggplants!!

One day, in the not so far future, I think the ECA will be given this prestigious prize... and everyone will say, "I knew they were gonna get that darned prize all along... if only I had done more to support them in the beginning"...

Or atleast... that's what people who don't know how to support the ECA would say, but luckily you can support the ECA just by spreading word of the Eggplant in all it's forms and variations.... but how do you do that? easy... click Eggplants!.

Eggplants!

One day, in the not so far future, I think the ECA will be given this prestigious prize... and everyone will say, "I knew they were gonna get that darned prize all along... if only I had done more to support them in the beginning"...

Or atleast... that's what people who don't know how to support the ECA would say, but luckily you can support the ECA just by spreading word of the Eggplant in all it's forms and variations.... but how do you do that? easy... click Eggplants!.

Eggplants!

Eggplants can't help at all in this situation.

Eggplants!

Eggplants can't help at all in this situation.

Eggplants!

You got that right! Eggplants!

Just check this out for example....

Ace905

Does they keylogging system check for instances of, Eggplants!?

I really think it's unfair that because my tagline has been used by trolls, my legitimate posts are being marked trolls also.

I posted a funny comment here, and it was completely relevant to the topic. Eggplants!

My favouritest part in the movie was that scene where Denzel Washington is in the really really bad ghetto house with the drug people, and he's all sweating, and has his pants around his ankles staring dead in the eyes of Sandra Bullock. She tries to tell him that his whole history is being erased by an evil multi-national corporation known only as "Pi". And then after like 10 or 15 minutes of her telling this story, while Washington just kinda nods his head once in a while and goes, "uh huh... oh yeah.... oh yeah... ya, I heard a that somewhere I think.... oh? oh really?"... and then she mentions they may even go after his "mama" and he gets up, penis flaying wildly and shouts, "I'm the Poe Leece! KING KONG ain't got NUTHHIIIN ONNN ME!", and Sandra's all weirded out for a while so she tells him, "I said they're going after your family", and he's like, "Ohhhhhhh........ I thought you said something else"....

That was funny, it really added realism to the scene.

Eggplants!

I seriously doubt Virginia Tech... umm.. ... er

Eggplants!

If you really wanna slashdot something, slashdot this website. These guys rule! And what's more is, they need advertising.

Eggplants!

I'm pretty sure what he said was

Eggplants!

I would like to er.... uh, Hmmm...

Eggplants!

Could sending "I love Eggplant" to a peer-to-peer network be considered an Eggplant??

Eggplants!

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Could sending "I love Eggplant" to a peer-to-peer network be considered an Eggplant??

Eggplants!

:ender-iii

Could sending "I love Eggplant" to a peer-to-peer network be considered an Eggplant??

Eggplants!

:ender-iii

jeez, I hope nobody goes out and copyright's "Eggplant". The ECA would be screwed!

Eggplants!

Ace905
[President] The Eggplant Coders Association

Whoa whoa there samurai cowboy, I'm a free individual to tell you not to do it. Welcome to the free world (Otherwise known as, 'Not just USA').

I'm also free to say you can't, but I didn't.

Eggplants!

Advertising may be pollution, but the greater evil is giving that kind of power to any single organization.

Since so many companies voluntarily broke their own privacy agreements last week ; regardless of major media icons denouncing the American fight against Personal Freedoms - I think it's disgusting that normal people would volunteer their data be channelled through one organization ; no matter what that data is comprised of. Remember, the point of Encryption isn't to hide something illegal or immoral - it's to ensure privacy from corporate and Powerful-Organizations interests.

Everyone arguing for personal freedoms through privacy quotes Hitler's choice to brand Jews with Stars, and everyone else says "that's too far fetched". How far fetched is the US Government performing keyword searches on all of your email? Now they actually admit to it.

Eggplants!

Hahaha, you better watch out or they'll be able to sue for that!

Eggplants!

Ace905

[President] The Eggplant Coders Association

The real question is whether or not this tactic will hold up in court. If you check the article you see It blatently admits that the phone company had been using the tones previous to their copyrights.

What's more is, even if the phone numbers weren't already being used, the mere fact that the phone company has a pre-existing document specifying the format and access-method for all telephones negates any further attempts to copyright.

Besides, if 2600 can lose the MPAA case -- I'm sure a judge will throw this right out the window.

btw. I love Eggplants!

--ECA Rebel Bastard!

The real question is whether or not this tactic will hold up in court. If you check the article you see It blatently admits that the phone company had been using the tones previous to their copyrights.

What's more is, even if the phone numbers weren't already being used, the mere fact that the phone company has a pre-existing document specifying the format and access-method for all telephones negates any further attempts to copyright.

Besides, if 2600 can lose the MPAA case -- I'm sure a judge will throw this right out the window.

btw. I love Eggplants!

--ECA Rebel Bastard!

The real question is whether or not this tactic will hold up in court. If you check the article you see It blatently admits that the phone company had been using the tones previous to their copyrights.

What's more is, even if the phone numbers weren't already being used, the mere fact that the phone company has a pre-existing document specifying the format and access-method for all telephones negates any further attempts to copyright.

Besides, if 2600 can lose the MPAA case -- I'm sure a judge will throw this right out the window.

btw. I love Eggplants!

--ECA Rebel Bastard!

I wonder what types of Eggplants those neural networks comprise!