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Comments · 7

  1. Re:This is what we've been looking for people by ertdredge · · Score: 1 · on Anything Box Releases An Album To Share

    There's always fairtunes (now musiclink).

    Also tipjar.com, and there were others that I can't think of off hand.

    - Ert

  2. 23 hundredths. I've always wondered... by parliboy · · Score: 2 · on PressPlay and MusicNet vs. Artists
    Now I know how much I can put into the to ease my conscience for eating at the distributed music trough.

    Oh, look, I found a quarter! I can finance my entire Weird Al collection!

  3. GIMPS - pull a Blosser by sphix42 · · Score: 1 · on Code Red III

    I'm still wondering what I should do with the hundreds of IPs in my desktop's apache log trying hopelessly to overflow my buffer.

    AB explains how to install GIMPS here. I'm not a proficient enough nt scripter to do this to comprimised machines, but I have a nice big list of ip's I'd love to install GIMPS on!

  4. Speaking as a musician: Go right ahead! by syrynx · · Score: 1 · on Implications For Software Like Napster And Gnutella?
    Viable voluntary micropayment mechanisms are in place right now (TipJar and PayPal). Morally, as a toolmaker, you're not responsible for the misuse of the tool.

    The people with the moral problem are the parasites, not the creators of filesharing software.
    --
    syrynx

  5. Re:How to get rich quick by syrynx · · Score: 1 · on Implications For Software Like Napster And Gnutella?

    What's wrong with TipJar and PayPal?
    --
    syrynx

  6. Re:$1 per song by syrynx · · Score: 1 · on MP3: On Artist Protection And Copy Protection
    I don't even ask a dollar per song-- I'm in no position to judge what one of my songs is worth to you. Listen to my songs free; then decide what, if anything, they're worth to you, and send me the money via TipJar or PayPal. If that's a nickel for ten songs, so be it. If one of my songs is worth ten bucks to you, great.

    What could be simpler? What could be fairer?
    --
    syrynx

  7. Re:Note To Small Businesses: Don't Extend Credit by tipjar+administrator · · Score: 1 · on R.I.P. Linuxbox

    No setup whatsoever. I will handle your credit card for you (Well Kagi will, actually, at this time, but you don't even need to register with Kagi)

    The goal of tipjar is and has been since 1996 to provide a virtual equivalent of the ability to drop coins into musician's instrument cases without requiring download of any additional software by anyone.