Posted by
CmdrTaco
on from the thats-a-lotta-legal-fees dept.
este writes "According to an article in the Inquirer, if the RIAA maintains its rate of lawsuit issuance, it will take more than two millenia for them to sue evey P2P file trader. The author accounts for many additional difficulties facing the RIAA in this daunting task."
If they were using linux
by
Timesprout
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It would only take about 10 years due to increased system stability and efficiency. We should be grateful for the small mercy of MS instability in this situation.
-- Do not try to read the dupe, thats impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth What truth? There is no dupe
Re:I told ya so
by
JonathanBoyd
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· Score: 1, Troll
I'd be very concerned if the judicial system got tired of the law being enforced. At that point, no-one wins except criminals. And you didn't mean that by 'THEN WE WIN' did you?
This is the most stupid story/article ever. When they'll have a couple of thousand people in jail or properly fined (red: ruined), others will stop using P2P.
By doing so, they will break the whole thing that makes P2P stand up: The more people, the more music shared.
They are just trying to scare people out of the P2P networks, not to sue them all!!!
Re:Book sales down too...
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MImeKillEr
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Of course, it's the norm to post wrong information on slashdot. You're not the only one.
At no point did I say that there weren't books on the P2P networks.
Nice attempt at trolling though.
-- Cruising the internet on my TI-99/4A @ a whopping 300 baud!
Re:At that rate...
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Izago909
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That's pure comedy. You are almost as much fun to play with as the front door spammers that call themselves mormons. God does have a sense of humor, it's called the bible.
1. Make a bunch of rules
2. Set most of them in opposition to each other.
3. ???
4. Profit!!!
Re:At that rate...
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d34thm0nk3y
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It would only take about 10 years due to increased system stability and efficiency. We should be grateful for the small mercy of MS instability in this situation.
Do not try to read the dupe, thats impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth
What truth?
There is no dupe
I'd be very concerned if the judicial system got tired of the law being enforced. At that point, no-one wins except criminals. And you didn't mean that by 'THEN WE WIN' did you?
This is the most stupid story/article ever. When they'll have a couple of thousand people in jail or properly fined (red: ruined), others will stop using P2P.
By doing so, they will break the whole thing that makes P2P stand up: The more people, the more music shared.
They are just trying to scare people out of the P2P networks, not to sue them all!!!
Write boring code, not shiny code!
Of course, it's the norm to post wrong information on slashdot. You're not the only one.
At no point did I say that there weren't books on the P2P networks.
Nice attempt at trolling though.
Cruising the internet on my TI-99/4A @ a whopping 300 baud!
That's pure comedy. You are almost as much fun to play with as the front door spammers that call themselves mormons. God does have a sense of humor, it's called the bible.
1. Make a bunch of rules
2. Set most of them in opposition to each other.
3. ???
4. Profit!!!
I tried praying once....got a 404 error.