Why Don't You Two Just
#16615 posted by ijed on 2009/04/20 17:29:33
Forgive and faget?
PD: Metallica are awesome.
#16616 posted by JneeraZ on 2009/04/20 17:31:09
Metallica fucking rocks. The latest album is the shit. All Nightmare Long, bitches!
#16617 posted by Trinca on 2009/04/20 18:10:07
the world is lost... so many people listening to crap!
Whoa
#16618 posted by R.P.G. on 2009/04/20 19:12:22
Who said anything about Metallica's music? I merely referenced their well publicized response to internet piracy.
Smabs: ace vid, thanks for sharing. I saw one a long time ago which I thought was more impressive in some ways, but the tricks weren't as varied. I'm not sure which I prefer.
It Wasnt You That I Meant :)
#16619 posted by RickyT33 on 2009/04/20 19:28:37
Oh Not, It Was, But I Also Meant Trinca
#16620 posted by RickyT33 on 2009/04/20 19:29:17
mostly
What I Not Ment
#16621 posted by madfox on 2009/04/20 20:27:28
with AC/DC I know at least they don't need drm,
but mettalica still reminds me of a new cassette-record band. I'm thirty years older now, why do they make me feel so pre-midlife crise?
Nice
#16622 posted by ijed on 2009/04/20 20:40:18
That reminds me of the Tony Hawks 3 unlockable videos.
Shambler
#16623 posted by megaman on 2009/04/20 22:56:19
your warehouse gleichnis is wrong.
They didn't set the warehouse up to trade stolen goods, they set up a place where everyone can trade goods in whatever way he likes. Similar to your city counsel creating something like a market place. You wouldn't put those guys in jail if someone trades stolen goods, would you?
What The Heck Is Drm
#16624 posted by spy on 2009/04/20 23:00:41
drum machine?
Digital Rights Management
#16625 posted by Zwiffle on 2009/04/20 23:01:34
aka
"FUCK YOU CONSUMER"
And
#16626 posted by ijed on 2009/04/20 23:22:31
Region specific anything is the father of this foul spawn.
So - video games are learning from the music and film industries.
But none of the good ideas.
Megaman
#16627 posted by Spirit on 2009/04/20 23:38:17
Yeah, right. They did not call it "The Pirate Bay", they did not boast "get the latest moviez here", they did not make fun of takedown requests.
Or did they?
Sure, they thought they were protected by the law (and maybe it turns out that way later), but if you act like a cunt, then you deserve to be treated like one. I don't feel sorry for anyone of them and I would not care the slightest if TPB was gone.
^^^
#16628 posted by Shambler on 2009/04/21 00:09:11
This. Cheers, Spirit.
Yup
#16629 posted by SleepwalkR on 2009/04/21 00:29:11
Agree with Spirit as well. Those guys are idiots, which is proven by the fact alone that they fell in with neonazis. You cannot argue against the fact that Bittorrent is mostly used for theft and not for legitimate purposes. It's not like it's just a tiny fraction of the content that's illegitimate - it's the overwhelming majority.
And you cannot argue this away by saying that it's the industry's own fault either because they don't provide easy-to-use, accessible-for-everybody and affordable ways for people to use their content or that you get "locked in" (e.g. iTunes). That just doesn't justify theft. At least not in the reality I live in.
Note: I do use Bittorrent for pirating the occasional TV show that would not be accessible to me in a timely fashion otherwise, so I'm a hipocrite. But at least I'm aware of that.
#16630 posted by megaman on 2009/04/21 11:37:49
Well, i wouldn't necessarily disagree if they're getting prosecuted for advertising copyright infringement. But they seemed to be very sure all that stuff is legal in swe, which makes it a non-issue, then (if it indeed is).
And still, i don't think that would justify taking down the site or the trackers. Removing the illegal torrents, maybe.
they fell in with neonazis the last time i saw this it wasn't more than rumor. src? And i think you'd be surprised how many nazi guys were in charge in DE...
Also
#16631 posted by megaman on 2009/04/21 11:38:59
now that i think of it "get the latest moviez here" doesn't imply copyright infringement at all.
And Another One
#16632 posted by megaman on 2009/04/21 11:40:24
Checking the site just now, there's nothing that advertises copyright infringement on it. Nada.
Why...
#16633 posted by Shambler on 2009/04/21 11:54:38
...did you bother even posting that??
They knew exactly what they were doing, the users knew exactly what they were doing, and so did everyone else.
Semantics
#16634 posted by nitin on 2009/04/21 12:23:06
then again that is law, and thats coming from one so trust me :)
That Was
#16635 posted by nitin on 2009/04/21 12:23:41
aimed at the no copyright infringement by their actions posts.
Seriously
#16636 posted by RickyT33 on 2009/04/21 12:50:16
The site was called "The Pirate Bay" FFS!
And almost every file on it had the word "crack" or "rip" in the title, or "keygen".
Megaman
#16637 posted by SleepwalkR on 2009/04/21 13:04:34
"But they seemed to be very sure all that stuff is legal in swe"
Yeah, right. I think you are german, so you understand the saying "Unwissenheit sch�tzt vor Strafe nicht", I guess. For everyone else, I think the correct translation is "Ignorance is no excuse in law".
About the neonazi issue, I have no definite proof, but a quick google search turns up this article at the register
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/02/26/pirate_bay_neo_nazi/
Anyways, even if it's not true, that doesn't change the fact that they knew what they were doing and that it was illegal and that they would be prosecuted one day.
Sleepwalker
#16638 posted by megaman on 2009/04/21 13:23:08
so, i take it you can point me to and quote the relevant sections in swedish law. Oh, you can't? Then please stfu when somebody's discussing the legal issues regarding pirate bay. Cause, y'know, "Unwissenheit schuetzt vor Dummheit nicht".
Ricky
#16639 posted by megaman on 2009/04/21 13:23:55
is a pirate hook illegal (commonly worn on thanksgiving), just because it's called like that? is penisland.com porn?
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