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  • Jan 24th, 2012 @ 11:49am

    Re: Re: Sorry

    Damn was worth a try. but I would not waste the HDD space on that crap.
  • Jan 24th, 2012 @ 3:05am

    Sorry

    Hell I did not even know he had a documentary.
    So
    1. Not knowing about it I would never buy it.
    2. I hate the dip shit so I would never buy it anyways.
    But
    I think I will have to download it delete it and download it again just so I can take twice the money out of his pocket.
    Wait remind me again what money would he have gotten from me?
  • Jan 24th, 2012 @ 1:29am

    Re: Re:

    ISP's (including the phones) will track all your data for 18 months soon enough. H.R. 1981 read the provisions about data retention.
  • Jan 24th, 2012 @ 12:54am

    Re: Re:

    hope to find out just signed it
    and the one about limit copyright to 56 yrs http://wh.gov/KO9
  • Jan 23rd, 2012 @ 11:49pm

    Re: Re: Re: Re:

    Woops I guess that was to many fact for him to process and he thinks he can process the thousands of files being uploaded a day and know which ones are infringing.
  • Jan 23rd, 2012 @ 10:47pm

    Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

    Hmm Seems weird that the CEO of a bank gets caught and plead guilty to money laundering but yet they did not close the bank or even its site down why?
    Probably because it would have effected all the people that used the bank but wait never mind this shut down effected the world not just the U.S. Damn where is the logic?
  • Jan 23rd, 2012 @ 10:00pm

    Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

    And what is the penalty if someone is caught misusing FedEx, etc for criminal purposes? Jail.

    What's the penalty for both the uploader and the website if they violate the DMCA on a cyberlocker? Nothing.


    Notice you said if someone is caught using FedEx the person can go to jail but in the other one you want both punished hypocrite.
  • Jan 23rd, 2012 @ 9:22pm

    Re: Re: It's actually really, really bad

    And that right there is the biggest mistake they needed to band together and tell the US government to go fuck itself.
  • Jan 23rd, 2012 @ 9:10pm

    Re: Re: Re: Re: It's actually really, really bad

    I don't care how much infringement was there and how much was not the point is they took down the way that Many use to distribute their own Cad files, Software, Music, Videos, and pictures. All before court this is not the same as a drug dealer losing his car that affects him and only those close to him this effected the world.
    I was lucky My stuff is on Rapidshare using Directdownloads so I am ok for now but
    It just cost me 3000 dollars to buy and put in the servers extra line I need and my clients still can't download at a reasonable speed If it is going to cost more than about another 1000 to get a tolerable speed I am shutting the doors on the section of my life as its not worth it.
  • Jan 20th, 2012 @ 6:13pm

    Nothing New

    This is nothing new at all they wanted to be able to KILL competitors end of story.
  • Jan 19th, 2012 @ 7:34am

    Re: Re: Re:

    Ok so I was reading it right that had been bugging me and I had wanted to make sure I was not mistaken before using as talking points. I am not a lawyer, they use so much double talk its a pain to make out what they are talking about.
    I have said from the first time I saw it that it was written so badly and broadly that nothing is immune from it no matter what they try to say. If it is not written clear and concise with no room for misinterpretation then it will be abused.
    Scrap them and focus on the counterfeiting with clear and concise language, as that is something that has potential to harm U.S. citizens.
    Innovate to cut back on infringement you will never remove it, so make it so easy, reasonably priced, and able to use when and where your customers want it legally that its point less to hunt down the infringing content.
  • Jan 18th, 2012 @ 12:49pm

    Re: Re: Re:

    Yeah I know but heck I guess sometimes a big enough out cry might make a few to decide to represent their district for once.
  • Jan 18th, 2012 @ 12:01pm

    Re: Re: Re:

    Sorry just had to many trolls that really believe that way.
  • Jan 18th, 2012 @ 3:38am

    Re:

    He is free to say whatever he wants.
    As long as he is in congress he has a duty to represent the people in his district.
    Apparently he felt that supporting the bill in their name was not the best choice.
    Does not mean that he personally feels one way or the other.
  • Jan 18th, 2012 @ 3:22am

    Re:

    turn javascript off in your browser will get around it as well.
  • Jan 18th, 2012 @ 12:58am

    Re: Wikipedia blacked out??

    It's blacked out over here. and on a bunch of friends I have had a dozen calls in the past few hours.
  • Jan 16th, 2012 @ 9:21pm

    Re:

    Techdirt can go dark there is two ways for you to make sure it happens for you.

    1. Follow the instructions on this page.
    2. A Techdirt goes black for a year.
  • Jan 16th, 2012 @ 4:36pm

    Happy Birthday

    Hmm weird he mentioned the Happy birthday song it was created based off the good morning song written in 1896 and uses the same melody. Infringe much? Anyway the first remembered in print of the happy birthday song was in 1912 and it was not till 1935 a company (not the creators) copyrighted it. It is debatable on who really wrote it. Copyright on Happy Birthday is not up in the US till 2030 that's 95 years from the copyright and 123 years since it first appeared in print Now since it was released without notice of copyright under the Copyright Act of 1909 should the 1935 registration be not invalid? Some guy two or three times removed from the creators is making the royalties. How does this help the creator or their families?
    Hmm and they wonder why people tend think this copyright system is in desperate need to be fixed.

    Now on to TPB and the Netherlands umm ok he can't really say it dropped off that much but even he could support that and the traffic show that TPB recieved 80% less from there that might be because hey people decided to use proxies and vnc's and where the traffic came from or is going is hidden. TPB would have to report an 80% decrease in traffic on there end. But I guess if I was TPB I would say oh no it dropped 80% so the Netherlands would think they solved their problem and shut up.
  • Jan 13th, 2012 @ 5:20pm

    Re: Re:

    I think that is more of the TECH side came out and made it clear to the upper management that its not possible. So the right hand was finally "heard" what the left hand was saying.
    I added the "" around heard because as with kids the upper management is told but they don't hear till its in their face.
  • Jan 13th, 2012 @ 4:42pm

    It is a step

    It is a step in the right direction I would have to agree with AC saying a lot of it is about Comcast implementing DNSSEC but I do feel that we as a community also gave them a lot to think about. I Think that we still need to keep after them the DNS implications are just a part of what is wrong with the bills. As Polis and Issa had said during the hearings if you feel that a court hearing before cutting off revenue is implicated whats their problem with making sure the language is in there so no confusion about it later.
    Both Bills need to be removed. Both the House and the Senate need to focus on counterfeiting in a bill with narrow and precise language.
    But then again that would make ICE do their jobs and stop bad goods at customs instead of sitting behind a desk surfing the net trying to find the next 84,000 sites they can destroy trying to mess with things they don't know.

    They then want to mess with infringment issues find but it needs to be done with no room for confusion and must done with proper DUE PROCESS in place.
    As long as there is any provisions that allow Legal sites (aka rapidshare and others) to be taken down because some or even most may/can/will miss use it will never be ok for me.

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