IMHO doing some filtering at the provider could help. My mail provider uses a Spam/Virus filter that works with black/whitelists for each user and a global blacklist created by the provider (Which can be overridden by my personal whitelist). Haven't seen a virus in my inbox for 2 years and counting.
...He smiles and says: "this technology makes us to the premier station-independant city-bike-sytem. the code is unbreakable and we are really proud of"...
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Can anyone who knows about legal stuff probably explain to me if such a disclaimer is of any use for a BT tracker?
IMHO having a tracker is a good thing. My problem with kazaa, emule and the like is, in fact, that you can effortlessy search the whole network. With BT, there is no such thing as 'The whole Network'.
When you download stuff using a small tracker that only tracks like 10 files, what is the chance of having it scanned by the *AA?
True, this application will make it easier to find soething, but that also makes scanning the network easier.
I live in germany, and guess what is in our local Newspaper? Seems like the Technik Museum Sinsheim, a Museum a few kilomters from where I live, bought this thing. (Since they also have a Concorde, I think they quite do have the possibilities to do so.)
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What, this "Internet" thing is, like, actually useful on other days?
So I am sorta kinda still young, so what? ;)
... though the first machine I really used was my fathers olb box, some IBM thing running DOS.
More TLDs noone is going to use because ".com" just sounds cooler.
So? How about XFCE? Or fluxbox? Those should still work pretty well.
Well, torrent anyone?
IMHO doing some filtering at the provider could help. My mail provider uses a Spam/Virus filter that works with black/whitelists for each user and a global blacklist created by the provider (Which can be overridden by my personal whitelist). Haven't seen a virus in my inbox for 2 years and counting.
...He smiles and says: "this technology makes us to the premier station-independant city-bike-sytem. the code is unbreakable and we are really proud of"...
Unbreakable, is it? Like banking via BTX?
All trackers I use are still there. Google filetype:torrent finds basically everything. And if nothing else works, usenet does.
...to kill software patents, suing guys with lots of dollars and lawyers for patent infringment.
There happens to be a difference between suprnova.org and .com/.net. (See .org title)
A bittorent tracker disclaimer:
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Can anyone who knows about legal stuff probably explain to me if such a disclaimer is of any use for a BT tracker?
IMHO having a tracker is a good thing. My problem with kazaa, emule and the like is, in fact, that you can effortlessy search the whole network. With BT, there is no such thing as 'The whole Network'. When you download stuff using a small tracker that only tracks like 10 files, what is the chance of having it scanned by the *AA? True, this application will make it easier to find soething, but that also makes scanning the network easier.
The GUI, for one, is unique. Friggin ugly, yeah. But unique.
They've been around for so long and their Java-Interpreter is still not... Oh, wait, you mean that other sun, don't you?
I think they will likely use a more advanced System, probably something like a Double-WOPR.
What? Dilitium? Why are you using ancient technology? Trilitium, if anything!
When I break my Finger? I need my files, you know...
I live in germany, and guess what is in our local Newspaper? Seems like the Technik Museum Sinsheim, a Museum a few kilomters from where I live, bought this thing. (Since they also have a Concorde, I think they quite do have the possibilities to do so.)