Comments on: Anti-Piracy Company Wants to Sell Patents to Protect P2P

By: news4vip

news4vip — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 02:44:52 +0000

Fanatics of the P2P super power gave birth to the devil. It is the strongest P2P file sharing system Share NT. And, Because UDP is used, even the band limiting that the internet service provider does is exceeded. Reference Share (P2P) - Wikipedia Share NT - 2ch.ru

By: KFC

KFC — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 02:27:57 +0000

BitTorrent technology is currently immune to this method. Only affects Kazaa and other near-dead networks.
I’ll keep my dollar. :)

By: SomeName

SomeName — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 18:13:33 +0000

Software patents are not even enforceable in the courts in most of europe. So in europe these are just worthless paper.

And even if the patents are enforceable in some other jurisdictions, why bother buying them from the enemy. Just break the law.

By: Wwhat

Wwhat — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 03:48:44 +0000

I’ll donate two bucks. No, make that three. /sarcasm

By: Mr Miyagi

Mr Miyagi — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 02:43:34 +0000

I’d donate a buck.

But only if we can treat my one-millionth as a share. So if we sue a company we all get a return.
This sweetens the pot and makes for a bigger laugh at those Corp. Dr. Evils

By: Wwhat

Wwhat — Sat, 29 Sep 2007 15:38:32 +0000

IP’s don’t give the information about who uses them, but IP’s linked to a creditcard makes all the personal data readily available, and without warrant, yay for the patriot act and the sleezyness of banks.
Not that buying patents is illegal in any way of course, but that was pointed out already.

By: *

Sat, 29 Sep 2007 13:08:42 +0000

[quote]So if bad guys want some IP’s it takes just few seconds.
I’m confused what is going on here?[/quote]

Some people are a little stupid for thinking they will just try to take IPs from an ebay sale.

You are much more stupid for posting people’s IPs here.

By: Byteway

Byteway — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 22:39:56 +0000

[quote comment="175272"]I smell a scam.

I can just imagine these guys collecting peoples money, and then finding out the IP addresses of those who donated, and then sending the MAFIAA after them.

Does anybody here REALLY want to trust an anti-P2P gang?

As shown from the release of the Media Defender emails, some anti-P2P gangs out there are not afraid to fight dirty.[/quote]

Sorry I may be stupid but why someone want finding out the IP addresses those who donated???
If someone want to see who upload some file like:Transformers[2007]DvDrip[Eng]-aXXo.3816672.TPB.torrent
Up loaders list is really long but here is short sample (maybe 1min. old).
122.52.32.242
124.170.56.121
149.169.151.40
193.24.200.135
201.221.35.104
212.76.50.180
222.153.7.208
60.50.55.78
66.177.152.180
68.19.89.163
70.51.117.83
71.203.175.136
71.83.197.245
72.79.16.238
75.80.183.51
76.246.198.168
79.114.81.240
79.66.179.14
80.108.25.214
80.202.57.188
82.173.89.128
82.27.198.19
82.36.66.57
82.71.31.46
85.167.115.206
86.140.61.46
86.155.210.171
86.41.100.122
86.82.201.121
87.205.211.207
87.207.183.208
88.104.37.91
89.102.186.105
91.152.96.227…

So if bad guys want some IP’s it takes just few seconds.
I’m confused what is going on here?

By: mike

mike — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 18:20:16 +0000

Sounds like a very stupid idea… spend a million dollars on some patenents or how about spending $500,000 on developing a better system or how about spending $0 and show them that pirates don’t care about patents.

By: Switch

Switch — Fri, 28 Sep 2007 18:19:50 +0000

You people are all gang-busters gung-ho on “protecting file sharing,” “we are the revolution…” You seem like a bunch of kids. It’s stupid and unnecessary to shout this over a public forum: File sharing is here to STAY. Regardless of your “revolution.”
Yes, buying a patent similar to this would give you the ability to disseminate anti-P2P orgs that use this patents premise..

The Anti-P2P company can just think like a standard human being:

1) Stop doing it.
2) Where is it legal?
3) Fight.

Number 2 is always going to be easiest, and they will move to somewhere where your patent means nothing.

It’s just a fact.

There is no revolution. It’s just a bunch of people, wanting to be a part of something.

P2P doesn’t need your help until the moment it is said to be outlawed; in which so would all of the internet.

And those with supposed technological minds “there’s gotta be a way around it, there’s gotta.”

YOU DON’T NEED TO MENTION THAT.

You’re not elite. You’re not cool.

If you use the word “backdoor” all too regularly you’re a porno film titler, or a wannabe hacker.

Just reading some of the comments here make me sick.