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> On Aug 10, 3:22�pm, Industrial One <industrial_...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> On Aug 9, 9:20 pm, klu...@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) wrote:
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>>> You, sir, are one of the people who are destroying Usenet and causing
>>> the kind of reaction against it that is becoming a problem.
>> 
>>> Yes, Usenet does forward your message from node to node until it gets
>>> to many different destinations, but the header information allows it
>>> to be tracked. �Usenet was designed without security in mind, but it
>>> wasn't designed by idiots. �Without having path information, it's
>>> impossible to debug propagation problems.
>> 
>>> A system like this would allow scumbag thieves to steal intellectual
>>> property. �Usenet is most certainly not designed for that, although
>>> for that matter it wasn't designed to prevent it either. �If we had to
>>> build something like this in the modern era, I think we'd put a lot more
>>> traceability into it than we did when we built Usenet.
>>> --scott
>>> --
>>> "C'est un Nagra. �C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."
>> 
>> Oh blow it out your ass. Usenet was designed and maintained by
>> hackers, and later became a warez trade market for crackers during
>> that era. I'm destroying Usenet? Nigga pleez!
>> 
>> As for "intellectual property," music nowadays is almost as worthless
>> as the shitstains I wipe off my boot. The music industry is a large
>> cock-whore administration who go on all these crusades to fuck over
>> their own customers because they lose roughly 5% of their profits.
>> They got no problem polluting the radio with a track roughly the same
>> as the last 500 prequels for the last 10 years and they still expect
>> to sue you once you get addicted to their untalented, tasteless,
>> unmelodical bullshit.
>> 
>> Furthermore, most of the loot I pirate I have already seen in theatres
>> a long time ago, and still own the tapes/DVDs that are at a location I
>> have no access to. Some of the shit is not even sold anymore, or
>> extremely hard to find, so why the hell would I waste my time trying
>> to be legit? 'Cuz the whoreporations want me to forget about it and
>> focus on their latest, top-priced flicks?
>> 
>> As far as traceability goes. Sharman networks pulled that stunt with
>> Kazaa by tracking down what you search for/download, and we invented
>> Kazaa Lite that waved "fuck you" in a subtle way.
>> 
>> One of the hackers commandments are voluntary identity, anonymity,
>> security and overall privacy. "Information must be free and accessible
>> to anyone." And USENET was founded by hackers. If you disagree, then
>> you're the one who should piss off.- Hide quoted text -
>> 
>> - Show quoted text -
> 
> Please take your comments to another newsgroup,
> and stop crossposting. This is a professional
> audio newsgroup. Not a how to steal with technology
> newsgroup.
> Your attitude towards intellectual
> property, your getto wannabe posing, and your
> ethnic cleansing remarks don't belong
> in any discussion thread.
> Please read the user agreement for Google Groups,
> you've already manage to breach it.
> Usenet managed to get by fine before you stumbled
> into it. This is not the anonymous data funnel you're
> hoping for. Please learn some net manners.
> No need to reply, please.

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