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Lets Paint The Kettle Black,Do You Have A Bitch On Whats Going On Around The Site Or Any Thing Negative To Report
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Why did you tell us that ireland? We're talking about injuring children not downloading anti-virus software ;-P
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Estuansis
you might not be interested but others are and
because its my thread,and i post special info here to all members..
thats why
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Ireland's thread's are always the most interesting, inside one thread you get hot & funny pic's, new's, software download's, jokes and all sort's.
Kinda like a box of celerbrations.
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RIAA: Undesirable Element
p2pnet.net News:- ?You have a multi-billion dollar cartel sueing unemployed people, disabled people, housewives, single mothers, home healthcare aids, all kinds of people who have no resources whatsoever to withstand these litigations,? said Recording Industry vs The People's Ray Beckerman.
RIAA is, of course, short for Recording Industry Association of America, owned by EMI (Britain), Vivendi Universal (France), Sony BMG (Japan and Germany) and, finally, Warmer Music, which is, significantly, the only American company.
?And,? Beckerman went on in a DefectiveByDesign conference call, yesterday, ?due to the adversary system of justice the RIAA will be successful in rewriting copyright law if the world at large and the technological community in particular don't fight back.?
This prompted a comment post which said:
It is interesting when a lawyer uses the word "cartel" - that can only mean that they are considering using the RICO Act at some point...and I think it is appropriate.
The tort "Trespass To Chattels" is another legal concept to look into, since the people offering files for download have no reason to suspect that the end-user will be doing anything illegal. After all, the United States Copyright Act allows a de minimus use of copyrighted works for purposes of parody, review and other non-infringing activities.
Thus, the act of downloading is, in itself, not illegal, regardless of the content of such downloads. So the person offering files for download should have a legal basis on the stand that no person is allowed who will be using the list of files, or the files themselves, for any reason other than those afforded by the Copyright Act specifically.
And, since the RIAA and its minions are not desirable elements, it stands to reason that they are not to be allowed access to the person's computer for any reason, thus the Trespass to Chattels tort.
Perhaps a "shrinkwrap EULA" should be prepended to the file list because the courts have historically upheld such agreements when used in software installations, and this is little different, to wit: "by accessing this list of files or by downloading even one file from this computer I hereby state that I will only be using it for purposes of parody, sampling, or review and that I am not working for the RIAA or MPAA in any fashion and I have no affiliation with them in any manner currently nor in the past...", etc.
Also See:
DefectiveByDesign - The RIAA: running wild, July 20, 2006
Operation Ore - UK comic in kiddie porn case, May 11, 2006
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Lawyer who fights the RIAA speaks out
7/21/2006 11:46:27 AM, by Nate Anderson
The RIAA continues to fire flaming subpoenas against suspected file-swappers across the country, many of whom lack the resources with which to defend themselves. Those without cash find themselves hard-pressed to even begin defending against a federal lawsuit of the kind that the RIAA usually files, and few legal firms are willing to help.
Ray Beckerman is one of the few lawyers who has taken a stand against the RIAA, and he recently took part in a conference call organized by Defective by Design, an anti-DRM coalition. Beckerman gave a broad overview of the RIAA's tactics; not surprisingly, he was opposed to them on the grounds that the group's investigations turn out very little actual evidence.
"They say the defendant downloaded, distributed and/or made available for distribution certain song files. But they have no evidence of any downloading, they have no evidence of any distributing, and at most they can say that someone who might somehow be associated with the IP address might have made some files available. But they certainly don't know what the defendant did. All they know that the defendant did was to write out a check for internet access."
Despite these key weaknesses, the RIAA uses its resources to file suit against individuals and then presses them to settle out of court for cash?usually $3750 or $4250.
Even when people find lawyers willing to help them fight such cases, Beckerman claims that many judges simply don't get it. Most judges are "anything but digital natives," and they don't understand the technology or the arguments that the RIAA is making. Few judges are truly up to speed on "hash table," "metadata," and "supernodes," which puts them at a disadvantage when they rule on these sorts of cases.
Beckerman's firm prefers to intervene before a case reaches this stage, since actually having to argue federal cases can be quite expensive. As he puts it, "If you get into the merits of the case to prove that you're innocent, you've already lost because under any scenario you're talking tens of thousands of dollars at least in legal expenses in order to defend such a case."
In many cases, though, this can't be avoided, because Beckerman's firm does not hear about the case early enough to challenge RIAA subpoenas. Most frustrating of all are the lawsuits where the accused could not possibly be guilty. Though such people usually end up having their case is dismissed, the entire process takes time and money, and is indicative of the (in)accuracy of using IP addresses to target individuals. Beckerman describes the case of UMG vs. Lindor "where the defendant Lindor is a home health aid who's never used a computer. She's never used a computer, she's never owned a computer, she's never even turned on a computer. The only connection she has had to a computer is that she has on occasion dusted near the parts which she believes are a computer."
Though the lawsuits have continued unabated for several years, people have increasingly decided to fight back, and some have won their cases. Beckerman hopes that such outcomes will soon be the norm, and that the RIAA will eventually stop suing "unemployed people, disabled people, housewives, single mothers, home healthcare aids, all kinds of people who have no resources whatsoever to withstand these litigations." Presumably, he'd be happy to see the group stop suing dead people as well. Beckerman laments the lack of support (financial and otherwise) his group has received, and he wishes that more legal teams were involved in fighting these kinds of suits.
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060721-7322.html
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Beckerman laments the lack of support (financial and otherwise) his group has received, and he wishes that more legal teams were involved in fighting these kinds of suits.
To bad we couldn't get everyone at aD to donate a few dollars. I know I'd be willing to.
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@ ireland
I wasn't putting down your post, I was just already engaged in the topic at hand and you brought that to a screeching halt. I have a slight superiority complex as I don't react well to having the topic of a conversation abruptly changed. Sometimes I say something wrong because I am in a different mindset.
I don't really notice though when we are gently swerved away from the topic at hand by our own doing:P
My sincerest apologies for any annoyances :)
Carry on with your topic change. As it is indeed your thread.
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@estuansis
Just let it be man. As Ireland put it, it's his thread and a lots of people read HIS thread daily. As for your "slight superiority complex" there's a ton of people here way smarter, in life's lesson, than you, young man; so chill out and go with the flow or go.
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Awww come on garmon cut him some slack mate! He just apolgised and explained his misdemenour.
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I know many people are much more intelligent than me and that isn't what I mean. It's a problem with interruption that kinda tweaks me and I usually try my best to control it. I need to just let it go because it was so miniscule a deal to me. I just needed to say something and I'm sorry if such a tiny comment affected you.
I've apologized for questioning ireland and I've let it go a while ago. It was so tiny that I didn't even figure he'd reply. He good naturedly responded and I good naturedly explained my objection and apologized. I didn't flame anyone and I hope I didn't offend anyone.
So everybody don't even talk about it or answer me or this'll go on for three more pages :P
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its cool
i understand
i was looking for some program files i lost..
hate to install a program to get them..
all its friday going out to get a fish dinner..and a couple of drinks...
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TIME TO EAT A APPLE AFTER DINNER
i wonder if her name is orange,peach,apple or strawberry?
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I think her name is kumquat.
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I think her name is kumquat.
Haha! Old people at their finest!
(Bitch for today)
Old people who wish they were still sixteen. I've got something to say to you. "NO, YOU DON'T!"
Being sixteen sucks. You are always miffed about something(old people wishing they were sixteen for this matter.) And you have to deal with school and friends. Not to mention romances(mine is good.)
The raging horomones will kill you! One day I wake up feeling fine, the next day I feel like crap, the next day I might be super pissed off about nothing. And nobody understands that it's just horomones and thinks you have mental problems and need to be checked out. Then it's frustrating.
My parents did that and I got SO MAD at them! I told the shrink to "F**K OFF!" as loud as I could yell and stormed out of the room! That may sound a bit overboard but I was mad as hell because my parents just don't understand my daily pressures and worries like I do.
We aren't crazy, just distressed. Some adults can relate but some treat it like it's a disease. I was just at that shrink for the last two hours screaming at my parents because they pulled this bulls**t on me and didn't even tell me they were going to do it.
I AM NOT MENTALLY ILL! I am just stressed and tired from my long week. I can finally sit back and relax and let the weekend wash over without worrying about work and my parents do this. I am SIXTEEN years old! If I need to sit on the computer and relax a couple times a day I am not secluding myself from the world. I am gone most of the day and this is what I CHOOSE to do in my free time.
My parents think I am on here too much. I average an hour and a half altogether a day. Anything I might have said about being on here all the time was a joke. I am gone all day at work or with my girlfriend or at the lake fishing. This is not how I need to spend my summer; sitting with a shrink because I'm an emotional teen.
Do you fellow teens agree with me? I feel like I'm going crazy just sitting here telling you guys this but I need some confirmation that I'm not going crazy! Who here has raging horomones? Any hands?
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ye think he has a bitch,we all love microsoft,right
Paul Thurrott Bitten by WGA
Posted by Zonk on Friday July 21, @09:41AM
from the watch-who-feeds-you dept.
Microsoft Windows
suntory writes "Paul Thurrott, one of the most important Microsoft advocates, has been bitten by Windows Genuine Advantage. As some Slashdot users have reported, Paul installed a bunch of updates in his machine and now Microsoft thinks that he is using pirated software." From the post: "Truthfully, I can only imagine what triggered these alerts. The software was installed to a VM a long time ago and archived on my server. I no doubt used a copy of XP MCE 2005 that I had received as part of my MSDN subscription. If the WGA alerts are to be believed, it's possible that Microsoft thinks I've installed this software on too many machines, though that seems unlikely to me. I can't really say. Anyway, that's what it looks like to be a suspected pirate. Like many people who will see these alerts, I don't believe I did anything wrong. I'm sure that's going to be a common refrain in this new era of untrusting software and companies. Ah well."
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Estuansis
my teenage years were some of my best time in my life...
like getting my first car,first date...having tons of friend..tons of girl friends,my first dance,my first smoke my first beer....my first time busted by a cop for speeding...i can go on and on...
and i loved my dad and mother.......
and i did not do drugs,as i was high just being a teenager..and having fun...
only shrink i knew was my dads belt..
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ireland,
Wish I was you. Having the same experience but with a 51 year old mother and a 48 year old dad. They just don't relate like some younger parents might. My dad was popular and my mom was always just quiet. But they're well meaning and they apologized. I am becoming a man and it's tough to handle.
Thanks for that reminder of what my teen years are. You calmed me down and saved me from a crappy weekend*hugs*
*sigh* What a day!
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@Estuansis
Please dont get yourself into trouble with Ireland on my behalf. I spend so much time here on AD reading and learning if it wasnt for Ireland I think we would all forget there is another few billion web sites out there.
and thanks to all for your concerns.
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My bitch is: I probably should have cut Eustansis a little slack and I didn't. For that I apologize. He seems to have enough Father figures as it is.
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I THINK I WILL BUY TWO,ONE FOR ME DOG AND ONE FOR ME
Panasonic to offer $70,000 plasma TV for Christmas
Wolfgang Gruener
July 21, 2006 14:55
Secaucus (NY) - Christmas is less than half a year away and some of us may already setting up their wish list for their parents and spouses. If you are looking for something different this year, ditch that Porsche and consider the world's largest plasma HDTV.
Panasonic is delivering on its promise that it would be offering a 103" plasma TV, which is expected to be the world's largest plasma TV screen size when it hits the market. Large TVs never have been cheap at their market introduction, but Panasonic may be setting a record with a price that is high enough to qualify for the headline of this year's Neiman Marcus holiday catalog. The TH-103PZ600U will cost a stunning $69,995 and 95 cents, including a three-year in-home limited warranty - which is "unprecedented" in the industry, according to Panasonic.
"Panasonic didn't create the world's largest plasma TV as a technology demo for a trade show," said Andrew Nelkin, Panasonic's display group vice president. "We created it because, as worldwide sales of Plasma TVs continue on a meteoric rise, the market is seeking bigger displays on which people can experience the High Definition lifestyle.
If you are looking for a reason of the stratospheric price tag, it can be found simply in production yield. There are few factories today that actually can produce such a panel and even in those few, not every panel produced can be used for a 103" TV. For example, the most advanced panel fabs currently in operation, commonly referred to as "7G" fabs, manufacture panels with a size of 1870 mm by 2200 mm, which is barely enough to be used for one 103" panel. Typically, those 7G panels are divided into up to six 46" panels, eight 40" panels or twelve 32" panels. Depending on the production yield, those numbers are lower, because of defects in the panel. The next generation of LCD panel fabs, 8G, will be producing panels with a size of 2200 mm by 2500 mm.
Panasonic promises that the TH-103PZ600U runs at full HD resolution (1080p or 1920 x1080 Progressive), offers a 4000:1 contrast ratio and 4096 equivalent steps of gradation. Its effective display area is more than 89.3" wide by over 50.2" high, Panasonic said. The Panasonic TH-103PZ600U will be built to order and is expected to be available from select high-end electronics retailers in December. The 103" will also require "professional installation due to its weight and size," Panasonic said.
Just in case there is some extra cash left over, Panasonic will gladly recommend the purchase of a $5300 extension, consisting of a $1300 Blu-ray player, a $1000 receiver and a $3000 speaker system.
http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/07/21/103_inch_plasma_tv/
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Paul Thurott"s explanation on MS thanks Ireland wish I woud've had that on my one build when it took 3 days of arguing with MS that I hadn't switched XP home full edition as many times as they said saying I had to buy XP again. This was only the 2nd time I switched Mobo's.I now keep receipts for the XP os that I buy. Thanks again Ireland for all the great info you supply us with.Wish you was here I'd toast' & salute you and buy you a beer and drool after all those lovely maidens you have in your arsenal.But alas I'll settle for my morning coffee and have good thoughts for a well respected person here on AD. Chris
Also the Win XP rebuild will be trying that out tomorrow.
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Movies File Share Top Ten
p2pnet.net Feature:- p2pnet's regular, and unique, Movies File Share Top Ten has returned ---------> and it's back with a special BitTorrent chart.
We also thought it'd be a good time to update Big Champagne's explanation of how it develops the stats. So, "Here's how we arrive at the BT stats,? says Adam Toll.
?We monitor BT sites (a constantly evolving set) and observe, in addition to all the other available information, the number of users leeching (downloading) each title at any given time. Using the information collected and processed continually, we then calculate the average number of simultaneous leechers for each period. This is a little different from the P2P measure, as explained below.
?While the P2P measure published on p2pnet.net shows the average simultaneous users who are sharing the movie on P2P networks, the BT measure represents the relatively smaller number of people who are, on average, actively downloading the movie (in other words, in the process of downloading the movie) at any given time. This is a very different statistic. These two measures are a consequence of the differences in the ways that P2P and BT work.?
With all the dross being continually pumped out on what's supposedly happening with p2p, it's good to have at least one research firm which knows, and shows, the picture as it really is as opposed to the way the supposedly 'independent' reports commissioned by the entertainment and software cartels present it.
Movies File Share Top Ten Downloads
BitTorrent, World-wide
Week ending July 22, 2006
Ranking Movie Number of Downloads
01 >>> Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 49,397
02 >>> Superman Returns 47,792
03 >>> Nacho Libre 47,298
04 >>> Click 45,102
05 >>> Cars 43,289
06 >>> X-Men: The Last Stand 41,782
07 >>> The Devil Wears Prada 41,951
08 >>> Eight Below 39,149
09 >>> The Da Vinci Code 39,146
10 >>> The Break-Up 39,291
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Week ending July 22, 2006
Ranking Movie Number of Downloads
01 >>> Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 1,485,734
02 >>> Superman Returns 1,482,266
03 >>> Cars 1,437,004
04 >>> Nacho Libre 1,423,921
05 >>> Click 1,416,151
06 >>> The Devil Wears Prada 1,414,790
07 >>> The Break-Up 1,403,266
08 >>> The Da Vinci Code 1,367,486
09 >>> The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift 1,362,240
10 >>> X-Men: The Last Stand 1,356,159
Movies File Share Top Ten Downloads
p2p, USA
Week ending July 22, 2006
Ranking Movie Number of Downloads
01 >>> Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 887,392
02 >>> Superman Returns 867,385
03 >>> Nacho Libre 862,622
04 >>> Cars 858,111
05 >>> Click 845,516
06 >>> The Break-Up 844,409
07 >>> The Devil Wears Prada 832,804
08 >>> The Da Vinci Code 828,024
09 >>> The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift 825,441
10 >>> Failure To Launch 791,581
(Saturday 22nd July 2006)
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Before ........
p2pnet.net News:- This Reader's Write was posted under the RIAA: Undesirable Element story.
Before ....
Before there were record labels.
Before there were contracts.
Before there was commercialism, cash , cocaine, and extortion ..
There were musicians.
These are people that create music.
The REAL artists do it because they must.
It beckons to them,
Burns in their blood.
It is an artist's joy and burden.
I know .. because I REALLY AM a musician.
The RIAA, and it's associated labels, do not, nor have they ever
CREATED anything ...
They exploit. Nothing more.
When they die,
Musicians will still play, artists will still create.
(Saturday 22nd July 2006)
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Slept hard last night and hit up El Mezcal for lunch with Jacelynn. Didn't go last night because of complications.
Nephilim, the Pasole rojo was pretty damn good. Nice and hearty with just the right amount of spices. The ladyfriend liked it but says it wasn't hot enough. She's gonna try the verde next time :)
Also, got Xbox live this afternoon. Anyone wanna hook up? My gamerttag is aries2110.
I have:
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Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30
Ghost Recon 1
Full Spectrum Warrior
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