However if some form of illegalisation of non.xxx domains for porn takes place, I'd specifically make it for sites that are near-purely for adult porn content, and I'd make it for domains registered past a certain point (i.e. other people get to wait until theirs expire). I know that's opinionated, but I'm sure people are smart enough to tell the difference between a message board and one picture of a topless woman, and a porn site with "Free tour" in big point-72 letters.
Sometimes we get cut down version of the shows, even on DVDs. The "Friends" DVDs sold in the UK are not uncut, are terrible quality and somehow have telecine artifacts (not visible on TVs for obvious reasons). I know that is just one, dead sitcom but this is just an example.
Depends on the ISP. The ISP COULD keep logs of which IP belongs to who at what time, when someone aquires an IP, when someone loses an IP etc.
Of course this could mean that people on some ISPs are completely safe for either a) not keeping logs or b) not giving the RIAA the logs. Also an ISP may have changed which range of IPs it uses, and thus it'd be untracable as to which ISP the person was on.
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After the sixth glass, you'll re-experience glasses six through one, and will experience a very productive Perl coding session in the process.
Infinite loop? We'll be coding Perl until death...
Is 0.64% of users switched to Opera.
Not if the engine is off.
Your car uses a gallon when in neutral?
Where's the any key?
You mean some countries say yes to spyware?
I think this is a great idea.
.xxx domains for porn takes place, I'd specifically make it for sites that are near-purely for adult porn content, and I'd make it for domains registered past a certain point (i.e. other people get to wait until theirs expire). I know that's opinionated, but I'm sure people are smart enough to tell the difference between a message board and one picture of a topless woman, and a porn site with "Free tour" in big point-72 letters.
However if some form of illegalisation of non
You have pr0n of your grandma!? I'd delete that NOW let alone wait for your kids to see it.
Sometimes we get cut down version of the shows, even on DVDs. The "Friends" DVDs sold in the UK are not uncut, are terrible quality and somehow have telecine artifacts (not visible on TVs for obvious reasons). I know that is just one, dead sitcom but this is just an example.
Does it play files made with pirated Soundforge?
Depends on the ISP. The ISP COULD keep logs of which IP belongs to who at what time, when someone aquires an IP, when someone loses an IP etc. Of course this could mean that people on some ISPs are completely safe for either a) not keeping logs or b) not giving the RIAA the logs. Also an ISP may have changed which range of IPs it uses, and thus it'd be untracable as to which ISP the person was on.