Danny’s Comments

• Aug 24th, 2012 @ 8:05am

  Re: I am an automotive pirate

  on District Court: $675,000 For Non-commercially Sharing 30 Songs Is Perfectly Reasonable
  Yes of course.
• Aug 15th, 2012 @ 7:11am

  Re: Finally!

  on Netflix Provides 'Knock-offs' After Contract With Disney Ends
  Is that a porn film?
• Aug 15th, 2012 @ 7:11am

  Re: Most of these movies are crap

  on Netflix Provides 'Knock-offs' After Contract With Disney Ends
  I had a similar experience with 'The True Story of Puss'n Boots' and thought it wasn't good.
  
  I thought, oh its a rip of the shrek character. Little did I know that the 'Puss in boots' character in shrek was actually taken from this story and this film was an adaptation.
• Aug 15th, 2012 @ 7:03am

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  on Netflix Provides 'Knock-offs' After Contract With Disney Ends
  I usually prefer it when it doesn't!
• Aug 14th, 2012 @ 6:43am

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  on It's Never Enough: Both RIAA & MPAA Aren't Satisfied With Google Punishing 'Pirate' Sites
  Isn't big storage what the big yellow box company does?
  (UK company specialising in storage in a yellow warehouse)
• Aug 3rd, 2012 @ 6:13am

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  on Justice Department IT Staff So Incompetent They Block All Webex Conferences
  win win situation?
• Aug 3rd, 2012 @ 4:46am

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  on Outdated Compulsory Licensing Means Australian Schools Must Pay Millions To Use Free Internet Materials
  Education should be free and as a result the publishers should NOT be ripping off the educational institutions.
• Aug 3rd, 2012 @ 3:17am

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  on Outdated Compulsory Licensing Means Australian Schools Must Pay Millions To Use Free Internet Materials
  Looks like I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue!
• Aug 1st, 2012 @ 11:07pm

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  on Is This Real? Is This Recall? MPAA Hosts Screening Of Total Recall To 'Educate' Congress On 'Benefits' Of IP Protection
  They're the same over on torrent freak.
  
  I can only assume the lobby's are employing cheaper trolls who have even less brain cells. And anyone with a brain who was on the pro copyright side have been converted by logic.
• Aug 1st, 2012 @ 4:47am

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  on US Has Ignored New Zealand Court Order To Return Data It Seized From Megaupload
  They have actually extradited quite a few Americans to the UK, so the law can't be that strong.
• Jul 31st, 2012 @ 8:41am

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  on Music Labels Have No Plans To Share Any Money They Get From The Pirate Bay With Artists
  Well Bill gates is a well known philanthropist and was during his many years at M$.
  
  I actually don't know many musicians and label execs that give money to charity out of the kindness of their heart. They usually do it for publicity like that turd Bono.
• Jul 30th, 2012 @ 5:21am

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  on Time Warner Cable Is Ready For A 'Conversation' About Rising Costs, But Not The One You Want To Have
  Yes but how can you indicate that you are not in favour of censorship?
  
  Or are they just assuming that the whole of the UK is against censorship unless they respond? (I think not)
• Jul 26th, 2012 @ 8:38am

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  on Congress Has Lost All Perspective When It Considers Prosecuting Journalists As Spies
  You still read each post though don't you! You like Mike really.
• Jul 26th, 2012 @ 5:18am

  Re: Talk to your lawyer

  on Are You A Company Or Developer Threatened By Patent Trolls? Please Take This Quick Survey
  Fortunately my employer has no security, unless you mean the alarm system but I'm not sure how that can escort me anywhere.
• Jul 26th, 2012 @ 5:15am

  Re: Tail wagging the dog

  on Obama Administration Stalls Treaty To Help The Blind In An Effort To Appease Big Publishers (AKA Campaign Donors)
  *1662
  
  In 1662 the copyright term was 2 years. Oh how far we've come.
• Jul 24th, 2012 @ 11:21pm

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  on Movie Showing How Music Can Help Dementia Patients Held Up... By The Difficulty In Licensing The Music
  Except one thing. Copyright originally had limits, 2 years after creation = public domain.
  
  There would be no licencing costs if this was still the case.
• Jul 18th, 2012 @ 3:32am

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  on Novell's WordPerfect Antitrust Lawsuit Against Microsoft Over Windows 95 Dismissed (Yes, This Is A 2012 Post)
  Novell Netware used to be king of the PC based servers before the NT server arrived.
• Jul 18th, 2012 @ 3:27am

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  on Novell's WordPerfect Antitrust Lawsuit Against Microsoft Over Windows 95 Dismissed (Yes, This Is A 2012 Post)
  It sucks?
• Jul 18th, 2012 @ 3:25am

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  on Pro-Copyright Judges Never Drop Cases Over Conflicts, So Why Does Megaupload Judge Have To Step Down?
  +1
• Jul 17th, 2012 @ 2:16am

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  on Lord Finesse Learning How The Streisand Effect Works: Tons Of People Re-Upload Dan Bull's Video
  You realise of course that when you watch a youtube video that video is downloaded to your hard disk. It is the same for any content on the internet, that's how it works!
  
  Its a simple operation to pull that file out of your cache and re upload. Obviously Dan uploaded it to a locker for people to download but that is not the only way to skin this cat!

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