🚀 go-pugleaf

On Aug 9, 9:20 pm, klu...@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) wrote:
> 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.