How in the hell could copyright have anything whatever to do with national security?
Because that is how the people running the country stay in power.
How stupid do they think we are?
They know we're onto them but they don't care because they don't have to. These guys have more power than any authority in the history of the human race. Do you think they give a shit about what a few infomed individuals on/. think?
And identity theft. If I lookup slashdot.org and my DNS goes some were else then it's identity theft. Websites should be able to sue ISPs that do this.
With USB memory sticks rapidly heading to a dollar a gigabyte swapping terabytes of content is likely going to be quicker and easier via sneaker net. New net service, localised pub meets for data exchange, adults only, no infectious content allowed, argh me harty a pub full o pirates, music, movies and beer.
What if we start sending usb sticks in tangible form. Will the postal service be shut down?
... or at least according to the former family affairs minister - she said that everyone who is against this law is either a paedophile criminal or their lobby.
But his disability is caused by an accident. He could well be as smart as Einstein but has no way of demonstrating this. If he were to reproduce he would not pass on the disability since it isn't genetic.
Slashdot Mirror
FTA: 20 minutes instead of 5 days.
If 360 people were using this system simultaneously,
There aren't that many idiots here. They're all at the mall.
Amazon EC2?
Suppose your in the middle of a download and suddenly you ISP capps you. For $34 and 20minutes later you could be back online at full speed.
Because I really find value in testing my OWN network.
Will it help me break into my neighbours WiFi?
How in the hell could copyright have anything whatever to do with national security?
Because that is how the people running the country stay in power.
How stupid do they think we are?
They know we're onto them but they don't care because they don't have to. These guys have more power than any authority in the history of the human race. Do you think they give a shit about what a few infomed individuals on /. think?
Because public opposition would undermine government authority.
Blutooth, Copy/Paste, MMS and probably more that i missed.
A jury normally consists of people to stupid to think up an excuse to get out of it.
I've never paid anything to access /.
Hardly a paywall
Murdoch is a dumbass who doesn't understand the Internet. It appears that he only learnt of it's existence quite recently.
I love my nokia, it comes with all the basic features that the iphone lacks.
And identity theft. If I lookup slashdot.org and my DNS goes some were else then it's identity theft. Websites should be able to sue ISPs that do this.
Islam, or did 9/11 already do that?
With USB memory sticks rapidly heading to a dollar a gigabyte swapping terabytes of content is likely going to be quicker and easier via sneaker net. New net service, localised pub meets for data exchange, adults only, no infectious content allowed, argh me harty a pub full o pirates, music, movies and beer.
What if we start sending usb sticks in tangible form. Will the postal service be shut down?
Vote for the Pirate Party.
... or at least according to the former family affairs minister - she said that everyone who is against this law is either a paedophile criminal or their lobby.
The same thing happens here in Australia.
Or the power company.
If cut someone up with an angle grinder then they have just profited from a gruesome murder.
But his disability is caused by an accident. He could well be as smart as Einstein but has no way of demonstrating this. If he were to reproduce he would not pass on the disability since it isn't genetic.
Don't forget the electricity company.
iiNet is a significantly bigger target then their average victim.
Careful, this is an industry that likes to sue people for not buying their products.
I do exactly the same thing, I don't think I have ever purchased a DVD that I have not seen first.
The movie studios should go after the company's that supply the electricity to power the internet.
It's a bullshit attempt to shift the cost of policing users to an inappropriate entity IMHO.
Not to mention the media industry is well known for making fraudulent claims. If I was an ISP I'd treat the notices as the spam they are.