Domain: stoppoliceware.org
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Re:Uh? Listening?
Another example of relevance to Slashdotters: SSSCA -> CBDTPA
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Re:NET is good
But the legal system doesn't work
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...featuring Michael Eisner on turntables
music.lockup.org
Copyright Wars featuring the Senate Commerce Committee on vocals
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Rip-Mix-Scratch featuring Michael Eisner on turntables
Also search Google for
Eisner
Valenti
Hollings
DMCA
and watch for the "Sponsored Links"
Shameless self-promotion, I know, but we've got to get the message out in ways other than forum postings, websites, peitions and email to congresspeople. -
Stop the SSSCA BillThis bill is a major blow to our civil rights.
For those who are unfamiliar with the details of the bill, you will find them hereAlso, please sign the online petition that is posted online here
It would also be good if you write your elected officials, but at least add your name to the petition.The future you save just might be your own...
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Need to stop this
There is an online petition to stop this at stoppoliceware.org. It also has ways to find contact information of your legislator, get the word out.
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A proposal on the SSSCA:We give the industry their SSSCA, lock up all the hardware, and outlaw all operating systems except DRM-OS.
Since this will now result in the total demise of copyright infringement, the movie, recording, and video game industries then immediately pay taxes on the hojillions of dollars they claim to be losing per year, at the prevailing highest corporate tax rate, with no writeoffs on this amount. These additional taxes should be a small price for industry to pay for the increased profits that would result from all that sudden demand now that their material isn't available for copying in digital form, now that general purpose computers would be outlawed.
Oh--you mean they aren't going to sell all that, because the people they claimed as having been costing them money wouldn't have bought the product anyway? That's OK--we can just sell the assets of the companies benefiting from the SSSCA to take care of the taxes, then.
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A proposal:We give the industry their SSSCA, lock up all the hardware, and outlaw all operating systems except DRM-OS
.Since this will now result in the total demise of copyright infringement, the movie, recording, and video game industries then immediately pay taxes on the hojillions of dollars they claim to be losing per year, at the prevailing highest corporate tax rate, with no writeoffs on this amount. These additional taxes should be a small price for industry to pay for the increased profits that would result from all that sudden demand now that their material isn't available for copying in digital form, now that general purpose computers would be outlawed.
Oh--you mean they aren't going to sell all that, because the people they claimed as having been costing them money wouldn't have bought the product anyway? That's OK--we can just sell the assets of the companies benefiting from the SSSCA to take care of the taxes, then.
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Re:The GNU PCFor the last two years, OpenCores [opencores.org] has been designing a PC (among other things) from raw gates. The design is covered by a GNU license.
The building of and trafficking in which will be illegal if Jack Valenti, his minions, and his purchased legislators get their way.
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Anti-SSSCA petition
Knowing the
/. crowd this has probably already been posted, so forgive the redundancy, but for any who are unaware there is an anti-SSSCA petition here. It was at about 18,000 signatures when I signed. (wouldn't it be interesting if we could get it slashdotted?) -
Anti-SSSCA site online
Hi everyone, I've put together a web site to combat the SSSCA: http://www.StopPoliceware.org This site has links to a petition opposing the bill, the text of the bill itself, and links to articles on the web. Please help spread the word! - Don