I sure do. A bunch of 20-something white dudes circlejerking about they're brave enough to say "Hitler did nothing wrong!" on an anonymous imageboard, where only the edgiest opinion wins.
Not all fingerprints/watermarks are in header data. There are many papers on transformation-resistant watermarking - which survive the "analog hole" by embedding the watermark into the visual or audio signal: https://scholar.google.com/sch...
Reality is, for any longevity it would require the bioengineering of a living organisation planted within the brain that could act as the connection between the human mind and any digital interface. Something that could squirm into the brain, say between the two halves of the brain and wrap itself around the corpus collosum with it's tail attached to the skull providing the digital connection.
Somebody's been reading a little too much Animorphs.
Because your premise is flawed, both in your gun analogy and about this software.
Much as handguns are made for shooting people, Torrents Time is built to enable piracy. The fact that you can use your gun at the shooting range, or Torrents Time to stream Big Buck Bunny, doesn't change their intended usage.
Contrary to your belief, not all murders are premeditated, and not all killers are undetered by difficulty. Having a gun on-hand greatly increases your chance of killing someone in a fit of passion - consider the cliche of a man who comes home to find his wife cheating on him.
Similarly, piracy increases when piracy is easier (and decreases when legal options are easier, like Netflix). I remember how much work it was to teach my dad how to pirate movies back in the early 2000's - when I wasn't around, he'd often give up and go to Blockbuster. But with something like Torrents Time or Stream All The Sources, even non-technical users will choose to pirate something over a less convenient route.
While it's incorrect in the general case to blame a tool-maker for the mis-usage of that tool, Torrents Time is built to enable copyright infringement, and everyone involved knows that. Saying "oh yes, I only wrote this tool to stream Big Buck Bunny *wink* *wink* *nudge* *nudge*" fools nobody.
BREIN is, like the MPAA & RIAA, a rather heavy-handed and odious group. But why on earth *wouldn't* you expect them to try to shut down this software? You assume they don't understand the tech - but, surprise surprise, even goons like them can differentiate between "this tool is built for piracy" and "this tool is capable of facilitating piracy." That you are unable to is your own failing.
A lot of people do have good internet, and streaming is all about removing that barrier between "Hey, let's watch X" and actually watching it.
If you need to download it first, you're waiting for a half hour or more to get a good copy. Streaming, it might be rabbit-ear quality, but at least you get start to watching it immediately.
(Time & quality figures are obviously subject to change based on the streaming/download service and your bandwidth).
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Even more amazingly, the mockup shows that the new Macbooks will come with Windows keys! http://s3.amazonaws.com/digita...
Finally, Apple has done away with the last advantage Microsoft had left.
Well, maybe it depends on the climate? I know my rhymes-with-sock always gets chilly unless I'm wearing one.
Sure, though it feels a little weird to put those in the same category - tucking takes less time than putting on your socks.
Yeah; but I got more than enough karma.
They explicitly say that they're inclusive of anyone who identifies as a woman, including trans women.
As a trans woman, I'd really appreciate if dudes stopped trying to fuck stuff up for us.
Welcome to Slashdot.
And you know what that enables?
I sure do. A bunch of 20-something white dudes circlejerking about they're brave enough to say "Hitler did nothing wrong!" on an anonymous imageboard, where only the edgiest opinion wins.
Not all fingerprints/watermarks are in header data. There are many papers on transformation-resistant watermarking - which survive the "analog hole" by embedding the watermark into the visual or audio signal: https://scholar.google.com/sch...
Sorry we let criminals get your card info. Here's thirty cents.
Reality is, for any longevity it would require the bioengineering of a living organisation planted within the brain that could act as the connection between the human mind and any digital interface. Something that could squirm into the brain, say between the two halves of the brain and wrap itself around the corpus collosum with it's tail attached to the skull providing the digital connection.
Somebody's been reading a little too much Animorphs.
It's human nature to desire infinite homes.
Who hasn't been called an SJW, in this day and age?
Global temperature isn't weather. Regional temperature is.
Ah yes, his brave defense of violent video games outweighs all the other vile rulings he penned.
Even a stopped clock...
What "really stripped-down server" were you working on that you needed to launch graphical applications to administer it?
A "really stripped-down server" is, to me, a server without vi or nano.
That's just, like, your opinion, man.
Not sure you know much about physics.
And?
Because your premise is flawed, both in your gun analogy and about this software.
Much as handguns are made for shooting people, Torrents Time is built to enable piracy. The fact that you can use your gun at the shooting range, or Torrents Time to stream Big Buck Bunny, doesn't change their intended usage.
Contrary to your belief, not all murders are premeditated, and not all killers are undetered by difficulty. Having a gun on-hand greatly increases your chance of killing someone in a fit of passion - consider the cliche of a man who comes home to find his wife cheating on him.
Similarly, piracy increases when piracy is easier (and decreases when legal options are easier, like Netflix). I remember how much work it was to teach my dad how to pirate movies back in the early 2000's - when I wasn't around, he'd often give up and go to Blockbuster. But with something like Torrents Time or Stream All The Sources, even non-technical users will choose to pirate something over a less convenient route.
While it's incorrect in the general case to blame a tool-maker for the mis-usage of that tool, Torrents Time is built to enable copyright infringement, and everyone involved knows that. Saying "oh yes, I only wrote this tool to stream Big Buck Bunny *wink* *wink* *nudge* *nudge*" fools nobody.
BREIN is, like the MPAA & RIAA, a rather heavy-handed and odious group. But why on earth *wouldn't* you expect them to try to shut down this software? You assume they don't understand the tech - but, surprise surprise, even goons like them can differentiate between "this tool is built for piracy" and "this tool is capable of facilitating piracy." That you are unable to is your own failing.
Also, A++ edgy signature.
Why is that surprising? White women aren't magically exempt from being racist, just like black men aren't exempt from being sexist.
Well, cars stay on the ground. Weight isn't nearly as big of a deal for cars as it is for planes.
GP asked "who wants to stream media?" There are plenty of people for whom streaming is a very good option.
I'm not saying "Fuck you; you dialup clods" - just explaining why streaming works for me.
Cool, I live in Seattle too, and I get about 75Mbps up & down (measured), and could get gigabit for like $20 more.
A lot of people do have good internet, and streaming is all about removing that barrier between "Hey, let's watch X" and actually watching it.
If you need to download it first, you're waiting for a half hour or more to get a good copy. Streaming, it might be rabbit-ear quality, but at least you get start to watching it immediately.
(Time & quality figures are obviously subject to change based on the streaming/download service and your bandwidth).
Shitty guy, really.