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  Anonymous Coward, 26 Jan 2006 @ 4:04pm

  
  

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  ok... so u posted a topic to say u didnt know anything about it?? makes a lot of sense to me ^_^
  
  i expect the number of topics u dont know a/b to be very large, so post away.

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    John, 26 Jan 2006 @ 4:30pm

    
    

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    ok... so u posted a topic to say u didnt know anything about it?? makes a lot of sense to me
    
    The story is interesting. What Mike appears to be saying is that the *details* are unclear -- since they seem to contradict. That's not a topic he doesn't know anything about, but that he's hoping someone has more details.
    
    I swear the level of idiocy in the comments lately has been almost too much to bear. People have absolutely no reading comprehension.

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  kingnite, 26 Jan 2006 @ 5:20pm

  
  

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  So this means spam will be comming from Deutschland and no one can track back past the ISP it is comming from.

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    None of your Concern, 26 Jan 2006 @ 7:14pm

    
    

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    Once again, High idiocracy.
    Spam originating from Germany, or ISP located in Germany could not be linked to SPAMMING because their would be no record of the violations.
    Data In = Data Out
    Deutschland is not Germany.
    UberNoob

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      Eric, 26 Jan 2006 @ 7:24pm

      
      

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      Deutschland is Germany.

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  Anonymous Coward, 26 Jan 2006 @ 6:21pm

  
  

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  for once a isp that works for its customers, is it the aoclyple, last i saw my former isp(for a good reasons support to name a few) sbc's owner was trying to make google a premium service for some bullshit reason aka greed

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    Tin Ear, 26 Jan 2006 @ 8:38pm

    
    

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    aoclyple?

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  RyanC, 26 Jan 2006 @ 8:43pm

  
  

  From what I understand

  The EU rules supercede any national laws barring exclusive exemption. So German law mean nothing in this case.
  
  This is the same reason absinthe is now legal (or rather no longer illegal) in the EU though it had been banned throughout most of Europe.

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  Anonymous Coward, 26 Jan 2006 @ 11:16pm

  
  

  Full story at heise.de

  The full story is available at the highly reputable IT magazine heise.de at http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/68801
  

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