Comments on: MPAA / RIAA Ponder Suing Persistent BitTorrent Pirates

By: Test

Test — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 19:27:00 +0000

Oh one more thing a buddy of mine got a dmca notice about d’l ing a tv series, it was a takedown note and he complied. And instead of going back to pirating it he went out and slowly bought all the box sets and made things right. Loaned me the 1st season and I also bought it. So, no ill-will was generated and we both spent a few hundred on legit products as they were made available. We also got a good quality disc as opposed to shit incomplete d’l files!

So the 6-strikes program is a good thing. It also requires monitoring to ensure compliance, somehow.

By: Test

Test — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 19:20:00 +0000

Well it is possible to go from being a pirate to a paying customer. This paying customer will generate more goodwill and profits than any lawsuit. A gentle 6 strikes program would move the pirate into paying customer smoothly.

The lawsuits just generate bad ill-will and get customers upset. A lawsuit deters ONE customer and angers the customer’s friends and buddies. And it doesn’t educate well either. There’s a latent hate for the industry instilled in the individual for life and that causes more harm to the industry.

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By: Don'tKnowWhoToVoteFor,But

Don'tKnowWhoToVoteFor,But — Fri, 22 Jun 2012 05:45:00 +0000

@aabe7993eb2aad0e0c5f443f771bee24:disqus I don’t believe the elections in Canada are rigged. We use actual paper ballots, they are counted in the open with observers from the various parties in attendance (and that’s about 5 parties, not 2). Basically we have a paper trail of everything, and the poll workers are required to keep a copy for 6 months from the date of the election, in case a dispute should arise. I still am displeased with the direction our government has been taking towards our freedoms lately, but I do believe they won the election fairly, and most likely will be defeated fairly in the next election.

By: EricPost

EricPost — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 03:12:00 +0000

Time to develop the next generation of P2P network and/or system to exchange files

By: EricPost

EricPost — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 03:10:00 +0000

The ISP knows what IP address is assigned to which customer. This is the issue the ISPs are cooperating. Changing your IP address will do nothing.