Is the data you are downloading saved to the PB servers? no
only the.torrent files (which is legal) shows a link to the tracker which hosts the data that shows the peers, the people who HAVE all or part of the files stored, they are just acting like an ISP, connecting the dots.
the infringing content is not physically on their servers not does the data being transferred pass through their servers, just like google links to bad sites, they arent responsible for the content within those sites.
Or take them to the courts, as the website isnt illegal, its not like child porn or anything... its a search engine... no content is hosted, get a precedent set?
or find a country with better laws, dont just give up and move on.
I agree, i refuse to go to the movies cause its so expensive, i would consider going if it was $10 a ticket...
the subscription model seems very good , even have family packages...
if it was $20/mo i would go more often (or say $49.90 for 2 adults and 2 kids), considering when you have kids they also want food, the sales would boost (although $50/mo does start to feel steep per month... even if you miss a few months).
create an API and provide an interface where your client base can interface with the data.
there are a lot of places out there that does this, as its considered Intellectual Property.
i actually had to look into this a while ago for 50 students, and looked at deploying pxe boot images using clonezilla
those links i provided were from my bookmark list, you would only configure 1 image and roll it out, and need to only update 1 image to rollout.
all the ISP's saying they "voluntarily" apply the mandatory filtering state its easy enough to bypass, doesn't affect P2P traffic, only websites. I'm in Australia and have been using OpenDNS for years. the ISPs DNS servers really do suck and some even use custom error pages.
Thing is,once the NBN is setup, the gov will have complete control over the data, and where to route it.
it isnt a CDN per-se its a DNS proxy that caches a static page of your site when it goes down, the data from this is insignificant than when every users loads an image.
see How can CloudFlare afford to offer a free CDN?
so can a laptop, pc... thats not the point, the point is using an Apple device (locked down by manufacturer) to use it to serve files.
like using a toaster to fry an egg
Drupal is LAYG (Learn As You Go) as its so dynamic and versatile and can be manipulated in so many ways, especially with the new version (7).
Theres no point learning everything about the system as most of the knowledge will go unused, its better to setup the framework and then add the features you need by learning how to add them to the API.
With enough detail, help in the forums are unbelievable.
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Is the data you are downloading saved to the PB servers? no .torrent files (which is legal) shows a link to the tracker which hosts the data that shows the peers, the people who HAVE all or part of the files stored, they are just acting like an ISP, connecting the dots.
only the
the infringing content is not physically on their servers not does the data being transferred pass through their servers, just like google links to bad sites, they arent responsible for the content within those sites.
Or take them to the courts, as the website isnt illegal, its not like child porn or anything... its a search engine... no content is hosted, get a precedent set?
or find a country with better laws, dont just give up and move on.
but how will you know if the cat is dead or alive, without looking in the box.... Schrodinger had the same issue
I agree, i refuse to go to the movies cause its so expensive, i would consider going if it was $10 a ticket...
the subscription model seems very good , even have family packages...
if it was $20/mo i would go more often (or say $49.90 for 2 adults and 2 kids), considering when you have kids they also want food, the sales would boost (although $50/mo does start to feel steep per month... even if you miss a few months).
if you get someone else to agree to the TOS, e.g get them to install the software, you arent liable :p
Many? name them for the rest of us.
create an API and provide an interface where your client base can interface with the data.
there are a lot of places out there that does this, as its considered Intellectual Property.
and then install millimeter wave scanners at every port so all users will be scanned upon entry :p
that's what happens when you outsource your programmers to India.
any suggestions to a good provider?
i have all my domains hosted with them, if this bill gets passed i'm moving them.
i live in Australia but this bill is rediculous.
you need a tiered security structure.
disable UI elements
restrict permissions
internet through proxy
logging
i actually had to look into this a while ago for 50 students, and looked at deploying pxe boot images using clonezilla
those links i provided were from my bookmark list, you would only configure 1 image and roll it out, and need to only update 1 image to rollout.
did you even google your question?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+lockdown
maybe this will help you
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=456549
http://users.telenet.be/mydotcom/howto/linuxkiosk/ubuntu01.htm
http://library.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/stable/menustructure-13.html.en
so when a patent is marks as invalid, does that mean you get your fees refunded from the start? as there was no protection in the first place.
all the ISP's saying they "voluntarily" apply the mandatory filtering state its easy enough to bypass, doesn't affect P2P traffic, only websites. I'm in Australia and have been using OpenDNS for years. the ISPs DNS servers really do suck and some even use custom error pages.
Thing is,once the NBN is setup, the gov will have complete control over the data, and where to route it.
it isnt a CDN per-se its a DNS proxy that caches a static page of your site when it goes down, the data from this is insignificant than when every users loads an image.
see How can CloudFlare afford to offer a free CDN?
she got it from her previous boyfriend.
so can a laptop, pc... thats not the point, the point is using an Apple device (locked down by manufacturer) to use it to serve files.
like using a toaster to fry an egg
umm, jail break it, install ssh, ssh into the box, install httpd server. done theres your how-to manual.
i was referring to the # 26402 patches/comits could be from multiple authors.
note: For a "SINGLE" Author
Drupal is LAYG (Learn As You Go) as its so dynamic and versatile and can be manipulated in so many ways, especially with the new version (7).
Theres no point learning everything about the system as most of the knowledge will go unused, its better to setup the framework and then add the features you need by learning how to add them to the API.
With enough detail, help in the forums are unbelievable.
who would use an analogue clock these days for a bomb? electronics are more reliable, geeze.
i thought Marie Curie was the first the promote it: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Marie_Curie