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I was in a hurry to get the post on here, so I missed the link in the geek.com story to the original article (non-Coral) at USA Today. That still doesn't change the fact that this kid got three months of a deferred jail sentence, three years of probation, 200 hours of community service (for those of you with a 40-hour a week job, that's five weeks off from work, or three months of weekends), $5,400 in fines, and he must take a class on copyright at the University (presumably at his own expense of time and money), and avoid file-sharing programs (I don't see any stipulation that the avoiding of file-sharing programs is limited to illegal downloads).

And in the article, it says that he was lucky that he was just a kid. If he had been older, the penalties would have been stiffer, including a mandatory three month jail sentence up front.

Oh, and I dug up the story from February 10 about the comparison between shoplifting and copyright infringement. Here is a link (non-Coral ) to the original article.

I was in a hurry to get the post on here, so I missed the link in the geek.com story to the original article (non-Coral) at USA Today. That still doesn't change the fact that this kid got three months of a deferred jail sentence, three years of probation, 200 hours of community service (for those of you with a 40-hour a week job, that's five weeks off from work, or three months of weekends), $5,400 in fines, and he must take a class on copyright at the University (presumably at his own expense of time and money), and avoid file-sharing programs (I don't see any stipulation that the avoiding of file-sharing programs is limited to illegal downloads).

And in the article, it says that he was lucky that he was just a kid. If he had been older, the penalties would have been stiffer, including a mandatory three month jail sentence up front.

Oh, and I dug up the story from February 10 about the comparison between shoplifting and copyright infringement. Here is a link (non-Coral ) to the original article.

I was in a hurry to get the post on here, so I missed the link in the geek.com story to the original article (non-Coral) at USA Today. That still doesn't change the fact that this kid got three months of a deferred jail sentence, three years of probation, 200 hours of community service (for those of you with a 40-hour a week job, that's five weeks off from work, or three months of weekends), $5,400 in fines, and he must take a class on copyright at the University (presumably at his own expense of time and money), and avoid file-sharing programs (I don't see any stipulation that the avoiding of file-sharing programs is limited to illegal downloads).

And in the article, it says that he was lucky that he was just a kid. If he had been older, the penalties would have been stiffer, including a mandatory three month jail sentence up front.

Oh, and I dug up the story from February 10 about the comparison between shoplifting and copyright infringement. Here is a link (non-Coral ) to the original article.

i managed to get coral cache to load it before total failure :o)
mirror

Site was dead for me, so Coral Link.

Did anybody checked this? It's old: http://paq.osdn.org.ua.nyud.net:8090/~mike/img/MS- uses-OOo/ [IMG] hpim2544.jpg 11-Oct-2004 21:25 460k [IMG] hpim2544.sized.jpg 11-Oct-2004 21:25 95k

Have a look README.html file that is in the same dir for more info :

http://paq.osdn.org.ua.nyud.net:8090/~mike/img/MS- uses-OOo/README.html

http://www.joespc.com.nyud.net:8090/carlos/redneck .htm

Since the site is having trouble I have coralized it.

For those who don't know, coralizing is a lighting fast method of mirroring a site. Click here to find out more details.

JOhn

Coral Cache of site, some of the images are coming up.

I'll tell you what the real crime is... not submitting any mirrors! We're going to get arrested for arson on this guy's server.

Mirrordot came up empty but there does seem to be a Coral Cache available.

Try this link:

http://www.chicagocrime.org.nyud.net:8090/

http://coyote.ycp.edu.nyud.net:8090/~hwhitney/Ep3- TheLinePeople.mov

Hey, slashdot editors. Consider updating the story with the coralized version of the URL:
http://redirect.nyud.net:8090/?url=http://www.ryan mast.com/tangentideaproductions/Ep3-TheLinePeople. mov

Just a thought. I'm surprised you guys don't just do this automatically by now.

The page with the pretty pictures.

Coral cached here: http://www.bornsloppy.co.uk.nyud.net:8090/funny/Am arilloBIG.wmv

Here's the link to prove it...

(Coralized link to save the poor soul's bandwidth)

http://www.illusionary.com.nyud.net:8090/bpl.html

Site is down. Coral cache

Well, just for comparison, here he is in green...

Next year when MS starts screwing Sun, Sun will complain and be told: "I am altering the deal. Pray I don't alter it any further."

Coral Cache .. http://flyingsnake.org.nyud.net:8090/

Here's a Coralized link to the Flying Snakes homepage. I don't know why people don't post these as a matter of course for smaller web-pages like this.

HTML link for "finalists must agree to formally license all intellectual property rights in their film"

sorry to respond to my own post
but yeah, I really hate pdf for tiny stuff like this
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JPEG of the "Thought Thieves Poster"

Microsoft Thought Thieves? Aren't they the ones usually stealing ideas from other companies? I can't think of one innovative and original piece of software from Microsoft.
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WMA was only one I could get

http://screenrant.com.nyud.net:8090/images/Wallace _and_Gromit_Trailer_330k.wmv

Coral Cache

http://funnyfox.org.nyud.net:8090/

Which loads fine for me, but the Flash animations just show "-21474..." or something in the middle of a black empty rectangle. I wonder if the .swf file is trying to request another resource on the funnyfox.org server? Instead of using a relative URL?

http://funnyfox.org.nyud.net:8090/

Stories really should use the coral cache. Will herecast be next ?

Lab web page: Cornell Computational Synthesis Lab (CCSL)

Page on their self-replication research (coral cache)

Their cubes seem pretty cool... basically a physical variant of cellular automata. The Nature paper is neat but necessarily short. Here's an older paper with some more details:

Designed and Evolved Blueprints For Physical Self-Replicating Machines

Efstathios Mytilinaios, David Marcus, Mark Desnoyer and Hod Lipson, (2004)

Abstract: Self-replication is a process critical to natural and artificial life, but has been investigated to date mostly in simulation and in abstract systems. The near absence of physical demonstrations of self-replication is due primarily to the lack of a physical substrate in which self-replication can be implemented. This paper proposes a substrate composed of simple modular units, in which both simple and complex machines can construct and be constructed by other machines in the same substrate. A number of designs, both hand crafted and evolved, are proposed.

Lab web page: Cornell Computational Synthesis Lab (CCSL)

Page on their self-replication research (coral cache)

Their cubes seem pretty cool... basically a physical variant of cellular automata. The Nature paper is neat but necessarily short. Here's an older paper with some more details:

Designed and Evolved Blueprints For Physical Self-Replicating Machines

Efstathios Mytilinaios, David Marcus, Mark Desnoyer and Hod Lipson, (2004)

Abstract: Self-replication is a process critical to natural and artificial life, but has been investigated to date mostly in simulation and in abstract systems. The near absence of physical demonstrations of self-replication is due primarily to the lack of a physical substrate in which self-replication can be implemented. This paper proposes a substrate composed of simple modular units, in which both simple and complex machines can construct and be constructed by other machines in the same substrate. A number of designs, both hand crafted and evolved, are proposed.

Coralized Movie

I ran it through babelfish, and it says its vegetable oil, not mineral oil:

http://www.markusleonhardt.de.nyud.net:8090/oelrec hner.htm

-----snip----
yes! it's really A computer completely into vegetable oil!
----snip----

.

Click on "Oilcomputer". Then after a German disclaimer and a photo, it's English. Holy shit, I feel like an investigative journalist! (Fucktard)

Slashdot is wrong again. From the site: "yes! it's really a computer completely in vegetable oil!" He's using vegetable oil, not mineral oil.

It's already getting slow...

http://www.drunkenblog.com.nyud.net:8090/drunkenbl og-archives/000534.html

http://mirrordot.org/stories/6ad39285532d74fb7067a 1561bc429e7/index.html

http://www.macobserver.com.nyud.net:8090/article/2 005/05/10.18.shtml

mirror:

http://www.macobserver.com.nyud.net:8090/article/2 005/05/10.18.shtml

Original server is /.ed. Coral cache link here.

Coral cache of mirrordot link

http://graphics.stanford.edu.nyud.net:8090/papers/ dual_photography/

Come on kids, coralcache is the way to go. no more direct linking to servers that go down quicker than, well, you know.

And not even mirrordot can cope with the load.

Try the nyud.net mirror instead. Works for me.

$ sudo emerge axel
$ axel http://mirrordot.org/media/0729554272fd3be27100eea a4f9c2312/DualPhotography.mp4 http://graphics.stanford.edu.nyud.net:8090/papers/ dual_photography/DualPhotography.mp4 http://graphics.stanford.edu/papers/dual_photograp hy/DualPhotography.mp4
$ mplayer DualPhotography.mp4

It's here, thanks to the miracle of Coral:

http://www.costik.com.nyud.net:8090/viva.mp3

And mZam is hosting it at:

http://www.thedrunktank.com/Viva%20La%20Resolution %20oa.mp3

Thanks!

Just in case...

I hate posting anonymous, so No Karma Bonus instead.

Use Coral! It's your friend! http://www.greenhybrid.com.nyud.net:8090/

I guess they didn't have enough charge in their electric batteries... Wait for it, once their done braking there should be a little bit left! Oh wait, they didn't fill up on gas because prices are so high... oh well.

nyudlink: here.

A complete version:
Viva La Resolution oa.mp3

Here is a Coral CDN link to a partial download the mp3. Viva La Resolution oa - incomplete 4404464 of 9026247 bytes.mp3. I renamed the file so as to be clear that it's not complete. I hope someone else can find the rest. <g>

And a Coral Cache link of same.