A massive civil lawsuit that proved they were not fully DMCA compliant would had been sufficient.
Surely they would had cleaned up their act if they were indeed found acting unlawful. What happend was completely unnecessary.
If I rip an album and upload it for my personal use later, then thats fair-use as long as I never share said link with anyone else.
The mere presence of copyrighted material in their account doesn't suddenly mean the users were pirates.
Why is it that pretty much all nuclear disasters were from stupid mistakes?
I mean, whos bright idea was it to place the backup diesel gensets in the basement right next to the ocean?
That obvious design flaw should had been fixed at least 20 years ago.
I wish they applied the IPS screens to their "Pro" line of products, the MacBook Pro....
To me, the Macbook Pro is grossly overpriced because its main fault: that crappy TN panel it comes with. The iPad's IPS panel is miles better in comparison.
Whats with the public of France bending over like this with such draconian copyright laws?
Its not fair at all, Sarkozy's just pussy whipped, his wife owns a record label so he passes all these one-sided
laws just to please her. It shouldn't be allowed and the public doesn't even seem to give a damn.
Do UK ISP's not have a set of balls to stand up for their customers?
They were so against the Digital Economy Act, but when it comes to giving up their customer details to a shady law outfit that wants to extort them, thats apparently just fine.
Panasonic has already been doing this with their HDC-HS100 HD camcorders, I tried a 3rd party battery, it would power up with an error message about the battery then shut down.
A lot of motherboards power the USB through the +5VSB rail thus are unable to provide a lot of USB power over 500mA. Motherboards that come with 10 USB ports or more are powered by the main 5V rail, its rather trivial to find out you can get at least 2000mA out of one of them.
They could of used Skype PC to PC sessions and still be undetected, but sssssh, we shouldn't be giving them any ideas. Thankfully these terrorists are technically illiterate.
I think you're retarded bought and paid for rights are being more then compensated for with the millions being pulled from these levies. Your point is useless.
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A massive civil lawsuit that proved they were not fully DMCA compliant would had been sufficient.
Surely they would had cleaned up their act if they were indeed found acting unlawful. What happend was completely unnecessary.
If I rip an album and upload it for my personal use later, then thats fair-use as long as I never share said link with anyone else.
The mere presence of copyrighted material in their account doesn't suddenly mean the users were pirates.
Why is it that pretty much all nuclear disasters were from stupid mistakes?
I mean, whos bright idea was it to place the backup diesel gensets in the basement right next to the ocean?
That obvious design flaw should had been fixed at least 20 years ago.
3 down, many thousands to go.
I suggest you Google "Oink" and "TVLinks" for previous UK cases that they failed to prosecute. Infact, TVLinks was no different than TVShack....
Obviously ICE is seizing first, asking questions later. (if at all)
I wish they applied the IPS screens to their "Pro" line of products, the MacBook Pro.... To me, the Macbook Pro is grossly overpriced because its main fault: that crappy TN panel it comes with. The iPad's IPS panel is miles better in comparison.
Whats with the public of France bending over like this with such draconian copyright laws?
Its not fair at all, Sarkozy's just pussy whipped, his wife owns a record label so he passes all these one-sided
laws just to please her. It shouldn't be allowed and the public doesn't even seem to give a damn.
Do UK ISP's not have a set of balls to stand up for their customers? They were so against the Digital Economy Act, but when it comes to giving up their customer details to a shady law outfit that wants to extort them, thats apparently just fine.
I love my Magnetbox television too!
Panasonic has already been doing this with their HDC-HS100 HD camcorders, I tried a 3rd party battery, it would power up with an error message about the battery then shut down.
Not only do you have to pay for "call display", you also have to pay extra for to see the "name" showing up on call display. Talk about insane.
Their SSN's, home addresses, birthdates, wages and all are included in a spreadsheet attachment. They're screwed.
I guess thats why Intel cloned SVM and x86_64 huh?
A lot of motherboards power the USB through the +5VSB rail thus are unable to provide a lot of USB power over 500mA. Motherboards that come with 10 USB ports or more are powered by the main 5V rail, its rather trivial to find out you can get at least 2000mA out of one of them.
A laptop is about 500mA, a typical decent motherboard on a desktop can deliver 2000mA at least. I know mine can.
The average modern USB 2.0 port can provide upwards of 2000mA.
Well we are speaking the inevitable here. No fad ever lasts forever.
They could of used Skype PC to PC sessions and still be undetected, but sssssh, we shouldn't be giving them any ideas. Thankfully these terrorists are technically illiterate.
So what will happen when the terrorists all begin using strong SSL chat sessions and avoid unencrypted communications entirely?
UT came out in 1999.
In the past you guys all used 2 way radio based pagers for emergency responding. Switching over to celly based paging is your own damn fault.
Exactly, thats because they used pagers based on 2 way radio.
Unless you magically found some new compression algorithm that nobody has discovered yet, how can you put 500 mp3's of 5mb each on a 700mb CDR?
I think you're retarded bought and paid for rights are being more then compensated for with the millions being pulled from these levies. Your point is useless.