this won't stop piracy but will it really make us rent/buy more dvds? maybe they're just going to hit an untapped market, but I think 8========>
the css on this page is causing posts to hover over other posts.
if each song is only about 2min in length, encoded as an MP3 this network would have to consist of 1.2 TB of space taken up solely by non-repeating tracks.
that was alleged for one student. i'm assuming they're getting him for all of the files shared on his network as well. even then i have a hard time believing 652000 songs. that's about 2.5years non stop of music, non repeating, no commercial interruptions.
i think the RIAA is trying to bring up the numbers in their suit as an example for others, as a poor tactic of intimidation.
The resolution on these devices is horrible. Most of the PCI devices i've seen are more expensive, and have less resolution than a simple (and cheap) ART scope.
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this won't stop piracy but will it really make us rent/buy more dvds? maybe they're just going to hit an untapped market, but I think 8========> the css on this page is causing posts to hover over other posts.
you're just jealous because you haven't gotten past your senior finals at highschool
if each song is only about 2min in length, encoded as an MP3 this network would have to consist of 1.2 TB of space taken up solely by non-repeating tracks. that was alleged for one student. i'm assuming they're getting him for all of the files shared on his network as well. even then i have a hard time believing 652000 songs. that's about 2.5years non stop of music, non repeating, no commercial interruptions. i think the RIAA is trying to bring up the numbers in their suit as an example for others, as a poor tactic of intimidation.
yes, ascii pr0n, good old pr0n.
x MB/s * finite time (ie one month) = finite fixed maximum transfer
viewing media in windows is great, there is no shite involved.
look it up. powered exoskeletons aren't new.
Webrings are the internets version of strip-malls. They are trash.
The resolution on these devices is horrible. Most of the PCI devices i've seen are more expensive, and have less resolution than a simple (and cheap) ART scope.