Online Groups Behind Bulk of Bootleg Films (& Games)
xasper8 writes "First it was the RIAA, now Hollywood is cracking the
legal whip on online piracy." There's a better article about this in the recent issue of Wired that gets more in depth on this. Basically, good background on how file releases get made. <update> Yes, we did have Wired link yesterday as well. My bad.
...for all that stuff that is online. Now this is reporting!
...and they finally get around to reading the .nfo. I guess they had been too busy wielding their prowess at layout.
Copying is bad. Someone call the FBI... :p
We know from experience that nearly EVERY story in this months issue will eventually be a Slashdot article. Why don't we save time by posting a default wired link at the beginning of each month, instead of slowly trickling out one story each day?
This is your brain(insert picture of egg),this is your brain after watching batman,the incredible hulk or catwoman)(insert picture of fried egg) LOL
And I think of USENET as a globalized version of the BBSes I used to call, like the one I used to run on an XT-clone with a 5 meg hard drive.
You're not getting THAT old, sonny.
"What's the frequency Kenneth?"
Ha!
I still think of IRC as a prettied-up version of talk over telnet...
multi-user system chat on old mainframes, baby. That's kickin' it old skool. Or something.
-EvilMagnus