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Google Removes Kazaa Links, Keeps Sponsored Links
SanityInAnarchy writes "Everyone should remember when Google removed several links that Sharman (owner of Kazaa) claimed were infringing their copyrights. At first, only real results were touched and sponsored links left alone. Well, that sponsored link was removed, but there are quite a few left on a search for 'Kazaa Lite' that, if they aren't infringing Kazaa copyrights, openly advocate piracy. Well, maybe not quite, but I still can't believe they expect that phrases like 'complete albums,' 'full-length movies,' and 'Napster lives' are to be interpreted as '100% legal.'"
Kenny Brockelstein, too.
Ya know this is getting tedious, cant someone block this/these morons?
And ifso fatso, Meathead, you big dumb Pollock.
Even more sad is that he gets moderated +3 Interesting
Ahh, the Slashdot demographic....
Probably the same IP range as the RIAA. You know they keep tabs on us, and hate us with a cold passion.
Mod parents up +5 Insightful for the All In The Family reference.
Stick and stones may break my bones, but you are one dumb polack.
You're a meathead, dead from the neck up.
/* cc -g -o prog prog.c */
;
#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
unsigned long long barf = 0;
unsigned long long foob;
for(;;)
{
foob = barf;
barf++;
if((barf-foob)!=1)
{
fprintf(stderr,"barf=%llX,foob=%llX\n",barf,foob)
exit(-1);
}
}
}
If he shrinks it "by a thousandth", it'll still be 99.9% of its original size...
This tends to support the argument that the median Slashdot reader IQ is 97...
"Besides, last I heard, the Kazaa network is rapidly becoming useless, probably due to most everyone going "read-only". ********And probably everyone on Slashdot knows what the obvious, technically-properly-done successor is, so I won't even mention it"********* Some of us have NO Clue of what p2p your talking about....how about you fill us in .....or arnt the unwashed masses LEET enough for this little secret