It is kinda good to know that isp's don't want to police the internet at least. Too bad government forces them to.
[QUOTE=markg06;16919031]Wow that'll totally show that people can handle things maturely when someone blows up an isp! Oh wow gg fighting da man[/QUOTE]
well someone needed to say something silly on this thread
[QUOTE=GarrysDad;16919005]I was talking about people bolwing shit up with bombs[/QUOTE]
Yeah that'll show them.
Motherfuckers are treating internet pirates like real criminals when they clearly aren't. Show them what you mean by making bomb threats.
well this shorta seems wired the UK beat US to this sence I thought US take this shit way to far
[QUOTE=Lankist;16919056]Yeah that'll show them.
Motherfuckers are treating internet pirates like real criminals when they clearly aren't. Show them what you mean by making bomb threats.[/QUOTE]
anonymous did so i want 2 b liek dem
The problem with Britian:
The governmant has almost no idea on what their talking about on nearly every subject eg Education, healthcare, and The internet
That isn't what gets you caught. All an anti piracy company has to do is join a torrent and then create lists of IPs who are in the swarm.
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If its public.
[QUOTE=Disarray;16919325]That isn't what gets you caught. All an anti piracy company has to do is join a torrent and then create lists of IPs who are in the swarm.
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If its public.[/QUOTE]
It isn't that simple. It's extremely easy to argue that by engaging in that same activity they are in fact endorsing it and waiving the possibility for prosecution.
It's a flimsy argument but one that can last a good while at very least. Which is precisely why that sort of investigation is rarely admissible.
It would be like breaking into somebody's house to prove they are a thief. Sure you could still win the case but you're only building evidence against yourself.
I wonder what will happen to Rapidshare users...
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Bad spelling, eh?
I think it will be mainly visiting the link sharing sites that will get people in trouble.
[QUOTE=JustExtreme;16919399]I wonder what will happen to Rapidshare users...[/QUOTE]
They'll be tied to the mast and given 40 lashes.
How will they know what we upload? :crossarms:
When you talk on skype, you upload.
What if you made your OWN songs/vids and upload them to youtube/friends?
Dumb, unless they spy and check on what we upload they can just cut our internet because we upload too much.
[QUOTE=Daniellynet;16919510]How will they know what we upload? :crossarms:
When you talk on skype, you upload.
What if you made your OWN songs/vids and upload them to youtube/friends?
Dumb, unless they spy and check on what we upload they can just cut our internet because we upload too much.[/QUOTE]
You are completely misinterpreting what legislation like this is designed to do.
They aren't going to go fucking with everyone who does anything. The idea is to add one more thing to throw at the people who piss them off.
[QUOTE=Lankist;16919537]You are completely misinterpreting what legislation like this is designed to do.
[B]They aren't going to go fucking with everyone who does anything. The idea is to add one more thing to throw at the people who piss them off.[/B][/QUOTE]
Witch it already does to me. :downs:
[QUOTE=Daniellynet;16919547]Witch it already does to me. :downs:[/QUOTE]
What?
I doubt this with have an effect on anyone, just some people will get caught and then take news measures to keep sneaky and hidden. There are programs out there to do just that, and they are free. do what you want because we did not ask for any of this bullshit, the government has gone way way to far, not just with this but with everything. We are born into this false sense of freedom, being a citizen here means they have rights over you, we do not even own our own cars that we pay thousands for, why do you think they can crush them without your consent?
Dear Current Government
Please take your time to fuck off and die, thank you.
[QUOTE=Lankist;16919398]It isn't that simple. It's extremely easy to argue that by engaging in that same activity they are in fact endorsing it and waiving the possibility for prosecution.
It's a flimsy argument but one that can last a good while at very least. Which is precisely why that sort of investigation is rarely admissible.
It would be like breaking into somebody's house to prove they are a thief. Sure you could still win the case but you're only building evidence against yourself.[/QUOTE]
These companies can have permission to "Share this content" from the publishers or whoever and this puts them within the law. Or they don't even have to upload to find evidence.
[QUOTE=Disarray;16919669]These companies can have permission to "Share this content" from the publishers or whoever and this puts them within the law.[/QUOTE]
Not really. They aren't law enforcement agencies and they shouldn't be conducting investigations while participating in the same activities they seek to punish, permission or not.
Again, it's a flawed argument that can be countered, but to counter it is costly in both time and money. You gotta' convince a judge and/or jury that you aren't being a hypocrite when you hire a third party to spy on people whilst pirating things yourselves. That's more difficult than most people realize, given all the defense has to do is press the idea of hypocrisy constantly.
Hey if I shot Gordon Brown and Mandy dead, would everyone cheer?
why not do this shit for child porn ?
[QUOTE=GarrysDad;16920064]why not do this shit for child porn ?[/QUOTE]
They do
WTF UK, there goes my british porn.
[QUOTE=Disarray;16919325]That isn't what gets you caught. All an anti piracy company has to do is join a torrent and then create lists of IPs who are in the swarm.
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If its public.[/QUOTE]
Last time i checked, it's possible to use a torrent program with a proxy.
So you'll just need a decent proxy that hides your original IP address, and it's easy as hell to find said proxies.
Finding a fast one is a whole other story.
why use a proxy when you can encrypt it?
isn't it illegal for the government to unencrypt it cause its a violation of privacy?
[QUOTE=Parky;16920469]
isn't it illegal for the government to unencrypt it cause its a violation of privacy?[/QUOTE]
Privacy is pretty thin in our world. Government can do a lot.
[QUOTE=Parky;16920469]why use a proxy when you can encrypt it?
isn't it illegal for the government to unencrypt it cause its a violation of privacy?[/QUOTE]
No, by being alive in England, you are currently their bitch.
Till a 50cal goes through their heads anyway...
Thank god you'r not in China the people there have no rights
how do you download something off the net? torrenting is downloading off many peoples computers...
[QUOTE=Acezorz;16918839] having a job gives me no excuse to pirate things.[/QUOTE]
Hurr because all pirate download things because they're poor.
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