Have you ever heard of modeless channels? Like the name says, there are no modes in such channels. And because chanops are just humans, it is good so. There are in fact a lot of inexperienced chanops kicking and banning instead of thinking and ignoring. And on a p2p based solution such authorities would have a much harder time in making decisions who is a friend and who is a leecher/abuser, if such a solution would even be possible.
Maybe there could be some sort of "trusted groups", which can only download from people in the group, and have to authorize to that group using a special key.. think of it like a +i channel on IRC.
btw, I don't see why the configure/make process (not make clean or anything) needs to delete/run anything besides the compiler. I mean, maybe there could be a restricted shell for compiling, that can't really do anything bad to the system. And yes, it's an unfinished, maybe naive thought =)
If there would be some configure/make environment that prevents or asks before outgoing connections and checks for possibly dangerous commands, that are unusual to call upon a./configure run, wouldn't that prevent things like this to happen again?
Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of Anime, but why should I care about some companies making money with it or not? Sure it would be a cool, if I could see my favourite Anime on the big screen, but I'm perfectly fine with fansubs! I think groups like Soldats are doing a great job atm.
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Have you ever heard of modeless channels? Like the name says, there are no modes in such channels. And because chanops are just humans, it is good so. There are in fact a lot of inexperienced chanops kicking and banning instead of thinking and ignoring.
And on a p2p based solution such authorities would have a much harder time in making decisions who is a friend and who is a leecher/abuser, if such a solution would even be possible.
Maybe there could be some sort of "trusted groups", which can only download from people in the group, and have to authorize to that group using a special key.. think of it like a +i channel on IRC.
Anarchy does not work? Who said this? (I'm not talking about P2P networks)
If you don't have a clue what anarchy is, read the Anarchist FAQ
Maybe you are searching for tetrinet, it has 6-Player support and clients are available for linux and windows, I just love tetrinet! :)
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I wrote commands, that are _unusual to call_
btw, I don't see why the configure/make process (not make clean or anything) needs to delete/run anything besides the compiler.
I mean, maybe there could be a restricted shell for compiling, that can't really do anything bad to the system. And yes, it's an unfinished, maybe naive thought =)
If there would be some configure/make environment that prevents or asks before outgoing connections and checks for possibly dangerous commands, that are unusual to call upon a ./configure run, wouldn't that prevent things like this to happen again?
Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of Anime, but why should I care about some companies making money with it or not? Sure it would be a cool, if I could see my favourite Anime on the big screen, but I'm perfectly fine with fansubs! I think groups like Soldats are doing a great job atm.