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Total internet access ban for illegal downloaders in UK
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I'm ready to storm Parlaiment already. |
Holy S**T. Does it cover limewire users too?
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Time to go live somewhere else kids.
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Call it obscure. How would Japan figure in this at all?
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To be honest this seems like an all-talk-no-action kind of thing.
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Is limewire still on? I plan to panic download as many songs as I can!
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Yeah, this could be bad...maybe we could open up like a stream sort of thing in New Zealand. Could download to a server or something and then leak it back to the UK...of course, it would be well disguised so no one would know ;)...if only. |
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On the other hand, I'm interested in working in the games industry, and in Canada the games industry is one of the best (best as in quality) in the world. I'll do more research and get back to you guys with what I find. |
I shall pack my bags then just in case, evolve our community form online to a small village in the hills somewhere.
I hope Limewire is not hit too badly. I use it to get songs as it need to save any money i can. |
My Grandma lived in NZ for a while and apparently it's like Britain except 20 years ago.
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My Great Uncle Ron moved to New Zealand in the 1970s.
Great that innit? |
Ok, so here's the techy stuff that I've heard/read etc. over the past few years etc:
Limewire (and the like) = Very easy to detect and determine who is downloading what, when and, eventually, where. Torrents: Actually the most secure, because there are so many connections and pieces. It's technically extremely hard to determine who is downloading what file and from where. ISPs have stated that they cannot monitor the data transferred over their network. Whilst I don't believe this, I would expect the question of time required to monitor a single transfer is rediculous. Oh, and as a side-note this policy is only at proposal stage. Our government are too retarded to consider the technical implications so they pull policies like this out of their arses. |
You shouldn't be using limewire anyway, it like sucks.
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Yeah I know. Free songs. How gay is that.
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Just torrent albums, yo. Usually much higher quality and usually you can pick and choose which tracks to actually download. |
Well 50% of my songs are from Limewire and it was pretty fast and they are of good quality.
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I have still had no decent argument against songs coming from it other than gay noob net speak.
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With torrents you have less of a chance of getting a corrupted file.
But hey, if it works for you go for it. :P |
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The only problem I have ever had with Limewire was when I downloaded Best of you by the Foo Fighters. As it has been made much louder, besides that Limewire has given me no problems,
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See, Limewire should never be used, it ****ed up a great Foo Fighters song.
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well no, it's whoever edited it. Limewire itself didn't change the song, just the person who made it available on the net.
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Ronnie is right, I don't understand why they had to make it louder when you could just download it as normal and just turn the volume up. I have to turn it down >.<
Thats my only qualm with Limewire, in that quality varies, i should just face reality for a change and get an iTunes account. |
They'll never be able to pull this off!
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Exactly, thats the reality.
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... then again neither is China... they just say they are. |
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Well China were able to limit the amount of hours a person spends online daily if i remember right.
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Well it goes to show if thats easy, then so should be the ability to stop people form using torrents, however in this day and age there is always a way to slip under the closed door.
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