ayos yan! para mapilitan mga bata magbasa ng totoong libro. mababawasan din mga internet know it all na wikipedia lang ang source. :razz:
In a way I agree..
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Post by: ryantetek on January 18, 2012, 04:37:55 PM
Wikipedia is on strike today :oops:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
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Post by: yahxx2 on January 18, 2012, 04:39:16 PM
as i understand its censorship eh, parang ang dating eh.. magkakaroon ng isang internet organization that will apply the law of SOPA to control everything thats on the internet.. in some its like freedom, parang freedom of the press daw.. for me kasi what the point..
eto lang yan eh.. Reputasyon. why control d b?
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Post by: Mardk on January 18, 2012, 05:01:18 PM
ayos yan! para mapilitan mga bata magbasa ng totoong libro. mababawasan din mga internet know it all na wikipedia lang ang source. :razz:
That's your only reason? Wikipedia provides a lot of help to students. Buti sana kung ganun kadali at kamura maghagilap ng mga libro for research. Pft.
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Post by: Bolt Thrower on January 18, 2012, 05:07:19 PM
That's your only reason? Wikipedia provides a lot of help to students. Buti sana kung ganun kadali at kamura maghagilap ng mga libro for research. Pft.
tell that to scholars who don't have access to internet. to your parents who didnt have computers back then. hindi mahirap maghagilap ng libro. may mga library kung di mo kaya bumili.
yung wikipedia, kahit sino puwede baguhin ang content. ang libro eksperto talaga mga nagsusulat. bawal nga wikipedia sa thesis e kahit saang unibersidad ka pumunta.
pft.
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Post by: heyman on January 18, 2012, 05:12:47 PM
korek....still books are better. sa sti ka or ama para "computerized" ang learning hahaha
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Post by: Mardk on January 18, 2012, 05:14:50 PM
tell that to scholars who don't have access to internet. to your parents who didnt have computers back then. hindi mahirap maghagilap ng libro. may mga library kung di mo kaya bumili.
yung wikipedia, kahit sino puwede baguhin ang content. ang libro eksperto talaga mga nagsusulat. bawal nga wikipedia sa thesis e kahit saang unibersidad ka pumunta.
pft.
Yeah? And how updated are those books? At least in wikipedia, you could check the sources. Thesis? Look it up on wikipedia, check the sources, and go get the source. It gives you a headstart. Everything is moving towards convenience, why go against it?
I say sopa is just another move by the government to control everything.
pft. :-P
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Post by: Bolt Thrower on January 18, 2012, 05:37:18 PM
hahaha wiki generation nga naman oh.
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Post by: silverbolt1097 on January 18, 2012, 05:47:33 PM
Learning and absorbing everything using the internet or online is good, but I also prefer old-school, hardcore book reading. Majority of people nowadays, mostly the younger generation, DO NOT READ books anymore with the advent of technology...and yet sometimes, not even if there's the convenience of it. They would even laugh at you for having read a thick book, mind you. Believe me, I've been laughed at before because I read the original book version of The Bourne Identity and not its movie adaptation.
But let it be known to all that I am definitely NOT in favor of SOPA and PIPA.
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Post by: tops_in_saucers on January 18, 2012, 05:53:16 PM
ayos yan! para mapilitan mga bata magbasa ng totoong libro. mababawasan din mga internet know it all na wikipedia lang ang source. :razz:
FYI, it's not Wikipedia alone that's going down when this bill goes through. Even posting a cover of copyrighted songs on YouTube and other things like that will become illegal.
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Post by: silverbolt1097 on January 18, 2012, 05:56:17 PM
FYI, it's not Wikipedia alone that's going down when this bill goes through. Even posting a cover of copyrighted songs on YouTube and other things like that will become illegal.
That includes downloading hard-to-find, sought-after songs that you can play in your iPod. You need to have a credit card to buy music that you can't find here in the Philippines. That sounds very ominous.
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Post by: samuelfianza on January 18, 2012, 06:36:41 PM
FYI, it's not Wikipedia alone that's going down when this bill goes through. Even posting a cover of copyrighted songs on YouTube and other things like that will become illegal.
More gigs, more exhibits, less bedroom artists. Siguro mababawasan na rin ang crap artists.
pero ayoko parin maipasa yung bill.
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Post by: spetsnaz1123 on January 18, 2012, 07:00:05 PM
a lot of businesses and interests were railroaded by the internet, that is why THEY want to control it <_<... let's enjoy internet freedom na lang while it is still here.
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Post by: matanglawin on January 18, 2012, 09:36:13 PM
I like my sopas with milk...
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Post by: yahxx2 on January 18, 2012, 10:16:46 PM
a lot of businesses and interests were railroaded by the internet, that is why THEY want to control it <_<... let's enjoy internet freedom na lang while it is still here.
very well said brother.. +1 to this. pero some thinks that this LAW is only under US soil, Meaning... all servers thats under the US Soil will be controlled by this LAW.. so ang dating US is only jeopardizing their own economy when or if companies fluck away their servers to foreign countries its their lost not ours..
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Post by: spetsnaz1123 on January 18, 2012, 10:23:25 PM
very well said brother.. +1 to this. pero some thinks that this LAW is only under US soil, Meaning... all servers thats under the US Soil will be controlled by this LAW.. so ang dating US is only jeopardizing their own economy when or if companies fluck away their servers to foreign countries its their lost not ours..
I am sure mambabraso na naman ang US para maimplement ito worldwide :idea:
Could this be the start of the apocalypse? use your imagination :lol:
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Post by: heyman on January 18, 2012, 10:46:53 PM
very well said brother.. +1 to this. pero some thinks that this LAW is only under US soil, Meaning... all servers thats under the US Soil will be controlled by this LAW.. so ang dating US is only jeopardizing their own economy when or if companies fluck away their servers to foreign countries its their lost not ours..
\
we will all be affected kahit di tayo US territory
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Post by: blacktele on January 19, 2012, 12:02:35 AM
Too much information is in the Internet already. Tsk tsk...
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Post by: trxter41 on January 19, 2012, 12:05:04 AM
tell that to scholars who don't have access to internet. to your parents who didnt have computers back then. hindi mahirap maghagilap ng libro. may mga library kung di mo kaya bumili.
yung wikipedia, kahit sino puwede baguhin ang content. ang libro eksperto talaga mga nagsusulat. bawal nga wikipedia sa thesis e kahit saang unibersidad ka pumunta.
pft.
times they are a changin' my friend.
wikipedia is not all that bad. akala mo ba lahat ng libro ay credible? it is up to the scholar to discern what is trustworthy and what is not.
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Post by: matanglawin on January 19, 2012, 12:06:37 AM
Note: Wikipedia IS NOT a good source of reliable information.
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Post by: trxter41 on January 19, 2012, 12:24:58 AM
Note: Wikipedia IS NOT a good source of reliable information.
so the topic forks into a debate on whether or not wikipedia is a reliable information source or not? i dont think the sopas tackles that. there is a lot of unreliable information floating around the internet. like the time na nagoyo tayo ni maria ozawa na magpapa audition dito sa pinas. depende na lang sa nagbabasa kung magpapaloko or hindi.
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Post by: riffscreamer on January 19, 2012, 01:45:14 AM
Since nagstray narin naman sa main topic, makikisawsaw lang ako:
Gusto ko bumalik sa time na nagdedebate ang mga hardcore old school stone tablet users vs. papyrus scroll users.
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Post by: yahxx2 on January 19, 2012, 01:47:29 AM
ang mainpoint lang naman dito ng mga defenders eh, why need to control things posted on the internet? what about the privacy? when you control meaning you know something before everyones sees it di ba?
ano bang nasa isip ng mga kano..
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Post by: spetsnaz1123 on January 19, 2012, 02:09:23 AM
kasi ang internet ang pinakamadaling medium para ilabas ang mga kabulukan ng US at ang mga propaganda (sa wikileaks and the likes) ng mga kalaban ng US.
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Post by: Sneaky Bastard on January 19, 2012, 02:30:05 AM
Sana lang ay naging hayskul istjudent ako nung panahon ng Wikipija. Eh di sana puro LINE OF 8 AND 9 ang nakukuha ko sa report card.
Ika nga ni trololol na may kras kay Aljur, haters gonna hate. Hayaan natin yung mga makaluma, may point din naman si Sir kasi andami jan mga walang magawa sa buhay, edit ng edit ng Wikipija to the point na puro chismaxx at personal opinion ang nilalagay sa edit.
OMG I CANT BELIEVE IM AGREEING WITH ERNIE BARON
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Post by: spetsnaz1123 on January 19, 2012, 02:42:05 AM
sa totoo lang dito ko lang nalaman na pwede pala i-edit yung wikipedia ng kahit sino :-D
+1 for the info :-D
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Post by: tops_in_saucers on January 19, 2012, 02:47:02 AM
More gigs, more exhibits, less bedroom artists. Siguro mababawasan na rin ang crap artists.
pero ayoko parin maipasa yung bill.
Not that I don't like the "more gigs, more exhibits...," but the Internet is still a good medium to show your talent to the world, even though Justin Bieber was a big mistake. ;)
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Post by: trxter41 on January 19, 2012, 03:09:43 AM
Not that I don't like the "more gigs, more exhibits...," but the Internet is still a good medium to show your talent to the world, even though Justin Bieber was a big mistake. ;)
yeah. I have no problem expressing ourselves through the net. I'm doing it too.
The bill has it's pros and cons. :)
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Post by: weedurpart2 on January 19, 2012, 03:30:04 AM
y'all are going to have to say bye-bye to internet porn once this gets approved.
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Post by: trxter41 on January 19, 2012, 03:31:28 AM
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Post by: Bart on January 19, 2012, 01:36:36 PM
http://sopablackout.org/learnmore/
Para dun sa mga nagsasabing OK itong bill na ito. Say goodbye sa PhilMusic, ebay, google, craigslists, etc. Tulad ng Monster Cable, komo nagbebentahan ng used cables sa Craigs, ebay, etc, mga 'rogue sites' na raw ang mga ito. So puede na nilang ipa block o ipasara ang mga sites na nabanggit. Ooops, guess what? Nagbebentahan din nga pala sa PhilMusic at iba pang mga forums ng mga used gear. This is pretty serious, guys. It may drastically change the internet as we know it.
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Post by: heyman on January 19, 2012, 01:39:54 PM
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Post by: spetsnaz1123 on January 19, 2012, 02:52:04 PM
^nice one :lol:
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Post by: skunkyfunk on January 19, 2012, 04:02:11 PM
People don't necessarily love the Internet for free speech. They love the Internet for free stuff.
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Post by: walanakamingyelo on January 19, 2012, 04:12:31 PM
Supalpalin ang SOPA!!! Yes to freedom! Hindi kasalanan ng mga bata na magturn to wikipedia for homeworks or even thesis. Me i learn from wiki most of the time but i screen the ones that are real and important. Parents who are always not around for their kids and goes straighlty to the internet when they arrive at home and doesn't have the time to guide their kids are the ones responsible for wikithesis. We had a library at the university but i'm not that lazy to check them books out even if i know i could use the internet. wikithesis is not studying that is crap. Sa pilipinas ang sanhi ng wikithesis ay walang iba kundi ang putrages na DOTA na yan na ilang dekada na ang lumipas eh hindi pa din matapos tapos at ang nakakaasar pa wala namang istorya ang laro isang malaking kayabangan lang at talgang babagsak ang gutom mo para matuto.
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Post by: matanglawin on January 19, 2012, 04:32:25 PM
Please do understand that this law mainly goes after the P2P sharing system, preventing torrent sites to share copyrighted material. It doesn't hamper one's "freedom" but prevents people from committing piracy. There are a lot of people who claim using torrents are not stealing, but merely sharing information.
The main problem if this law passes, is it's a blanket law. You won't be able to "reference" other photos and put them on your websites/blogs. You won't be able to do "covers" for your favorite songs like (ugh) Baby, Baby and (uck) Poker Face.
You will no longer be able to get lyrics online, or even discuss anything that requires referencing other material, because anything that's copyrighted is off-limits.
Copyright, or the fancy way of saying it, Intellectual Property, is automatic. Copyright is by virtue of creation. Now, instead of the actual authors running after you, whether they like it or not, the government to which the author's copyright originate will.
It's like swatting Jack Sparrow and his crew whose ship is docked in a heavily populated area with a 10 kiloton nuke.
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Post by: heyman on January 19, 2012, 04:35:46 PM
Please do understand that this law mainly goes after the P2P sharing system, preventing torrent sites to share copyrighted material. It doesn't hamper one's "freedom" but prevents people from committing piracy. There are a lot of people who claim using torrents are not stealing, but merely sharing information.
The main problem if this law passes, is it's a blanket law. You won't be able to "reference" other photos and put them on your websites/blogs. You won't be able to do "covers" for your favorite songs like (ugh) Baby, Baby and (uck) Poker Face.
You will no longer be able to get lyrics online, or even discuss anything that requires referencing other material, because anything that's copyrighted is off-limits.
Copyright, or the fancy way of saying it, Intellectual Property, is automatic. Copyright is by virtue of creation. Now, instead of the actual authors running after you, whether they like it or not, the government to which the author's copyright originate will.
It's like swatting Jack Sparrow and his crew who's ship is docked in a heavily populated area with a 10 kiloton nuke.
pano na ang party pilipinas at ch 2 artistas boys and girls? wawa naman hehehe wala ka na mapapanood na ganun dahil hahabulin ka ng gobyerno ng US?
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Post by: matanglawin on January 19, 2012, 04:41:57 PM
ayus lang yan. rule of escalation. magkakaroon din ng technology to circle around the blocks and laws in a few months when this pushes through.
Remember Napster?
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Post by: inzsairis on January 19, 2012, 10:44:05 PM
even Google made a protest yesterday.. (bumalik na yata sa dati ngayon home page nila).... maapektuhan din nito yung mga marketing/advertising company sa internet... big and small...
powertrip lang talaga US congress eh...
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Post by: musicdigitalsounds on January 19, 2012, 11:00:41 PM
:-(
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Post by: trxter41 on January 19, 2012, 11:20:31 PM
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Post by: trxter41 on January 19, 2012, 11:22:40 PM
let them pass this damn law and tire their asses off hunting down all the gazillion coverers, derivators and linkers! magsasawa din yang US government na yan. big brother aint that big... ^-^
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Post by: Mariel on January 20, 2012, 01:10:04 AM
Hmm.. Kaya ba talaga nila i-track ang mga IP natin? Lalo pa at puro proxy ang binibigay sa atin ng major ISPs? (Except for big businesses of course)
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Post by: Rohirrim on January 20, 2012, 01:33:48 AM
SOPA and PIPA are very selfish laws, made by selfish people for the selfish people.
The bill clearly states that the judgements and orders rendered by a US court shall be automatically enforeceable against any server, computer, or any transmitting device wherever located. IT WILL NOT RESPECT THE LIMITATION OF JURISDICTION. They will shut em down with DoS and brute force attacks, that I am sure of. They need not file for an action to enforce foreign judgment. THEY WILL ENFORCE IT, not to sound flip but, WITH GREAT FORCE.
The law will in effect create a legal and government sactioned hacking and cracking of computer systems. THE VERY SAME THING THAT THEY WANTED TO FIGHT DURING THE 80s, 90s and early 2000.
chances are that if your computer is running on a pirated or downloaded version of windows or any other OS and is connected to the internet, YOU ARE NEXT.
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Post by: Mariel on January 20, 2012, 01:36:48 AM
Then go Linux. The hell with this sh*tty Win OS.
*(Bitter kasi pirated ang OS harhar)
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Post by: matanglawin on January 20, 2012, 01:42:35 AM
Have you ever wondered how they tracked the guy who "wrote" the <I love you> virus?
TBH, No. I don't have the time to go Google and Wiki this (and sound smart after copy-pasting links) but I'm guessing that it took them lots of time (and money?) to track those.
Bigla ko lang naisip kasi yung possible course of action at yung pwedeng effect nito sa mga powerless at inosenteng internet users na baka mapagbintangan ng power tripping gov't body na mamintang na lang without respecting the due process (which is similar to a forum mod banning one member's ip add na nadamay pati yung ip add ng iba)
It's not just the OS. Most software nowadays have a background "call home" script.
Should've mentioned "go freeware" (most softwares running on Ubuntu are free).
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Post by: Rohirrim on January 20, 2012, 02:19:05 AM
This is like putting a price tag on every Ones and Zeros generated by your computer. If it aint paid for, you aint getting it. Every single digital signature, watermark or any identifying code embedded in a particular "information" has a price, and if you want it, you must pay for it. Otherwise, they will shut you down. I can only imagine that the US will find labor and cost saving devices in order to fully enforce the law, of course they will not send agents across countries, why do that when they can send packets.. tons and tons of it, until the server fails and is rendered "down"
The horrific aspect of the law is the enforcement. Imagine a scenario where both the SOPA and IPA are passed and enforced. A forumer of philmusic quotes something from a website like Encarta Encyclopedia (assuming free wikipedia.org is already down) or an interview of an artist from some music website, Philmusic will automatically get the boot for facilitating piracy and unauthorized use of Intellectual property. Even if Philmusic servers are here in the Philippines, a US judge may summarily order to shut down philmusic without prior notice and hearing, plus the action is In Rem which means that it is enforeceable against "the whole world" no need for personal service of summons, summons may be done by mere PUBLICATION.
With the deep packet inspection feature of the law, the "user" who had committed the said infringement is put to the mercy of the FBI and US COURTS.
SOPA and IPA if passed will definitely change that way we use the internet, and now I can almost hear big brother breathing from the otherside of my telephone..
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Post by: matanglawin on January 20, 2012, 02:22:07 AM
You don't read or watch the news either?
One's IP address is only a small part of it.
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Post by: Rohirrim on January 20, 2012, 02:23:42 AM
maybe he/she was too young to remember the #amahack days and the I LOVE YOU bug..
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Post by: leviathan on January 20, 2012, 02:52:27 AM
there are a lot of sites that will be affected... even the ones that provides free help for most people.. this will kick us back to 80's when we used rewind a cassette tape with a pencil where there are lots of delays and hassles all over...
Kitten BBQd is Bad..
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Post by: spetsnaz1123 on January 20, 2012, 03:24:31 AM
kaya ngayon pa lang download and save as much as you can to your hard drives para meron pang mababalikan :-D
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Post by: weedurpart2 on January 20, 2012, 07:20:30 AM
so, i assume you know they took down Megaupload already... so this happens next. LOL i love the internet.
there are a lot of sites that will be affected... even the ones that provides free help for most people.. this will kick us back to 80's when we used rewind a cassette tape with a pencil where there are lots of delays and hassles all over...
Kitten BBQd is Bad..
I prefer the 20 peso bill... :-D
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Post by: matanglawin on January 20, 2012, 10:53:31 AM
I use Megaupload as a "cloud" for sending large files to clients and suppliers and vice versa. It's more reliable than Rapidshare.
What's next?
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Post by: heyman on January 20, 2012, 11:03:28 AM
Have you ever wondered how they tracked the guy who "wrote" the <I love you> virus?
Last I heard from this sleezy guy who engineered the "I Love You" virus was he's currently working at the Pentagon. Please correct me if I'm wrong though.
Thanks.
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Post by: sonikyut on January 20, 2012, 11:06:12 AM
wag nyo masyadong damdamin mga nakikita at nababasa nyo sa internet..pm nyo ako kulang pa ng tauhan para sa national tumbang preso event ko :lol:..
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Post by: marzi on January 20, 2012, 11:23:43 AM
they cant stop it.
-demonoid transferred to a server thats outside US jurisdiction. -most dvdrip-pers in torrent sites are located in places where they cant be tracked down or jailed. i think some of the most popular scenes(groups) are in Russia. -some time after downloading copyrighted files gets outlawed, someone or some group will come up with a workaround.
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Post by: leviathan on January 20, 2012, 12:01:33 PM
kaya ngayon pa lang download and save as much as you can to your hard drives para meron pang mababalikan :-D
Done Chief.. its always good to prepare before the storm.. nga lang mapupuno na ang external drive ko with most valued files, if only i can get to save all of it.. hehehehe :wave:
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Post by: heyman on January 20, 2012, 12:07:39 PM
Done Chief.. its always good to prepare before the storm.. nga lang mapupuno na ang external drive ko with most valued files, if only i can get to save all of it.. hehehehe :wave:
buy 3 terabytes para sa lahat na: music, movies, documents at wag kakalimutan yung PORN mo hhehehe
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Post by: glasgowkizz on January 20, 2012, 03:17:28 PM
Done Chief.. its always good to prepare before the storm.. nga lang mapupuno na ang external drive ko with most valued files, if only i can get to save all of it.. hehehehe :wave:
Nasira ko mga external ko, kaya suki ako ngayon sa CDR-King... :cry:
-demonoid transferred to a server thats outside US jurisdiction. -most dvdrip-pers in torrent sites are located in places where they cant be tracked down or jailed. i think some of the most popular scenes(groups) are in Russia. -some time after downloading copyrighted files gets outlawed, someone or some group will come up with a workaround.
if SOPA is approved by congress
Section 102(a)(2) permits the attorney general to take action against foreign sites (i.e., sites that do not fall under U.S. jurisdiction) if “the owner or operator of such Internet site is facilitating the commission of [copyright infringement].”
Para dun sa mga nagsasabing OK itong bill na ito. Say goodbye sa PhilMusic, ebay, google, craigslists, etc. Tulad ng Monster Cable, komo nagbebentahan ng used cables sa Craigs, ebay, etc, mga 'rogue sites' na raw ang mga ito. So puede na nilang ipa block o ipasara ang mga sites na nabanggit. Ooops, guess what? Nagbebentahan din nga pala sa PhilMusic at iba pang mga forums ng mga used gear. This is pretty serious, guys. It may drastically change the internet as we know it.
I agree to this...damn..what if this bill would lead to the extinction of the internet?? lol :|
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Post by: trxter41 on January 21, 2012, 12:08:55 AM
The hackers are like, soldiers in the front line. Since we don't have, er, battle expertise, we can cheer them on...
unlike the first 2 world wards, world war 3 is going to be an entirely diffrent kind of war fought on different fronts. we now have 4 battle fields: sea, air, land, and cyberspace.
are we gonna see a scenario like the one in Wargames?
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Post by: jamming_papu on January 21, 2012, 12:17:22 AM
some additional links to explain what's happening RIGHT NOW. lulz
mas marami sa twitter account ng YourAnonNews. it's a virtual war and it's happening RIGHT NOW.
Edit: anti-piracy websites from other countries are going down too.
deeymmmn, so much tension... can you feel it? :-o
Edit 2: Megaupload is back!!!! http://109.236.83.66/
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Post by: trxter41 on January 21, 2012, 12:24:09 AM
Panu ba maging hacker? gusto ko sumali sa giyera :lol:
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Post by: Rohirrim on January 21, 2012, 12:38:56 AM
The most effective and supposedly "failproof" way of enforcing SOPA and PIPA is already proposed. They came up with the use of AI, like large numbers of daemons/admins to monitor internet queries. They thought of placing digital watermarks in a big cache which will be counter checked by a daemon or a program acting as an admin. They already agreed with the use of Deep Packet Inspections which will expedite the whole process. Should the watermark tally with a query then voila. A red flag.
I guess it's hackers vs. bots and white hats..
virtual civil war anyone?
(modified it's "deep packet inspection")
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Post by: officebiker on January 21, 2012, 12:48:08 AM
The most effective and supposedly "failproof" way of enforcing SOPA and PIPA is already proposed. They came up with the use of AI, like large numbers of daemons/admins to monitor internet queries. They thought of placing digital watermarks in a big cache which will be counter checked by a daemon or a program acting as an admin. They already agreed with the use of Deep Packet Investigations which will expedite the whole process. Should the watermark tally with a query then voila. A red flag.
I guess it's hackers vs. bots and white hats..
virtual civil war anyone?
sana i-outsource nila yan, pero dagdag BPO satin :-D
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: heyman on January 21, 2012, 12:50:26 AM
call centers for SOPA affected websites... :-D
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: Rohirrim on January 21, 2012, 01:03:20 AM
very unlikely. The process of counter checking and tallying can be done by the program itself and the whole process will be in the nature of a criminal investigation by the FBI. I am not sure if such function is delegable to a private corporation. :-(
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: matanglawin on January 21, 2012, 01:09:33 AM
The most effective and supposedly "failproof" way of enforcing SOPA and PIPA is already proposed. They came up with the use of AI, like large numbers of daemons/admins to monitor internet queries. They thought of placing digital watermarks in a big cache which will be counter checked by a daemon or a program acting as an admin. They already agreed with the use of Deep Packet Inspections which will expedite the whole process. Should the watermark tally with a query then voila. A red flag.
SKYNET...
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: Rohirrim on January 21, 2012, 01:20:28 AM
not to be leading to fiction, but yeah, a lot like Skynet really.. though am not really sure what skynet was supposed to do in the whole cyborg vs. humans plot thing..
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: trxter41 on January 21, 2012, 02:17:08 AM
not to be leading to fiction, but yeah, a lot like Skynet really.. though am not really sure what skynet was supposed to do in the whole cyborg vs. humans plot thing..
it is much like what the mother of the borg does in star trek
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: Rohirrim on January 21, 2012, 02:30:57 AM
or just a simple firewall with added filtering features. :-D
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Post by: jamming_papu on January 21, 2012, 02:31:12 AM
Commercial:
http://store.warnerbrosshop.com is down. kailangang maglagay na ng scoreboard. :-D
For now SOPA and PIPA hearings in the US congress has been postponed. Plus the point that Obama is with the internet public on this issue. The real power of the large websites at ng madlang-interwebz is their ability to utilize public power faster than the people behind SOPA to think for their next solid move. just look at what happened at the wikipedia blackout. pero sa tingin ko, mahaba-habang bakbakan pa 'to. :razz:
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: inzsairis on January 21, 2012, 04:28:25 AM
buy 3 terabytes para sa lahat na: music, movies, documents at wag kakalimutan yung PORN mo hhehehe
yup... everything covered man.. i can trade some of it to you if you want.. :P
heps.. SOPA tayo... Kittens BBQ'd is Bad! ahem... ^-^
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: jamming_papu on January 23, 2012, 07:19:29 PM
just to add, di lang SOPA ang bill that is trying to suppress our current internet ways. There's also PIPA (Protect IP Act) and ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement)
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: heyman on January 24, 2012, 02:28:15 PM
MegaUpload - CLOSED. FileServe - Closing, doesnt sell premium. FileJungle - Deleting files. Blocked in EUA. UploadStation - Blocked in EUA. FileSonic - Doesnt know much (Under FBI investigation). VideoBB - CLOSED! Soon will disappear. Uploaded - Banished from EUA and FBI will go after the owners that disappeared FilePost - Deleting all files (will leave only executables,pdfs, txts) VideoZer - Closing and blocked in affliated contries to USA. 4shared - Deleting files with copyright and is FBI's line. MediaFire - Called to testify in the next 90 days and it will have to open the doors to FBI Torrente org - Might delete everything until 30 days "is under criminal investigation" Rede Share mIRC - Waits decision on Torrents case to continue or shut it down KoshiKO - operating 100% Japan will not adhere to SOPA/PIPA Shienko Box - operating 100% China/korea will not adhere to SOPA/PIPA ShareX BR - grupo UOL/BOL/iG dizem que não irão aderir ao SOPA/PIPA / will not adhere to SOPA/PIPA
abangan ang susunod na kabanata....
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: xelalien on January 24, 2012, 03:39:02 PM
i believe makakagawa pa rin ng paraan kahit anong gawin nilang pagpigil sa file sharing...
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: skunkyfunk on January 24, 2012, 04:26:38 PM
Freedom does not mean the ability to impede other people's rights. Copyrights, mechanical rights are just a few of them.
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: mozart123 on January 24, 2012, 06:02:26 PM
MegaUpload - CLOSED. FileServe - Closing, doesnt sell premium. FileJungle - Deleting files. Blocked in EUA. UploadStation - Blocked in EUA. FileSonic - Doesnt know much (Under FBI investigation). VideoBB - CLOSED! Soon will disappear. Uploaded - Banished from EUA and FBI will go after the owners that disappeared FilePost - Deleting all files (will leave only executables,pdfs, txts) VideoZer - Closing and blocked in affliated contries to USA. 4shared - Deleting files with copyright and is FBI's line. MediaFire - Called to testify in the next 90 days and it will have to open the doors to FBI Torrente org - Might delete everything until 30 days "is under criminal investigation" Rede Share mIRC - Waits decision on Torrents case to continue or shut it down KoshiKO - operating 100% Japan will not adhere to SOPA/PIPA Shienko Box - operating 100% China/korea will not adhere to SOPA/PIPA ShareX BR - grupo UOL/BOL/iG dizem que não irão aderir ao SOPA/PIPA / will not adhere to SOPA/PIPA
abangan ang susunod na kabanata....
im [strawberry] wala pa dyan isohunt,piratebay at kick ass torrents
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: matanglawin on January 25, 2012, 10:09:15 PM
FACT: Not everyone who uses Megaupload, Rapidshare and other filesharing websites are pirates. Some do use it for ACTUAL sharing of large files, between client and supplier.
FACT: SOPA is a blanket law. It is indiscriminate. So as long as a website is allegedly violating the Copyright law, it's a target.
FACT: Everyone who has used the internet has violated Copyright at least one time, knowingly or unknowingly.
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: eyebag21 on January 28, 2012, 02:06:03 AM
Mediafire is currently taking down files :cry:
I really like using this one. Torrents nalang ba at IRC magagamit?
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: inzsairis on January 28, 2012, 02:10:51 AM
Torrent sites are the Big Targets....
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: jamming_papu on January 28, 2012, 03:53:52 AM
I share other opinions that even though measures like this might and would be implemented, i don't think that 'file sharing' or 'piracy' can be stopped. It may be minimized for now but people will find another way to do it. Just look at what happened to Kazaa and Limewire, they may be gone but Torrent replaced them more effectively. It seems that technology evolves much faster than laws and regulation does.
The creative industry should think of new ideas of providing better services and access for their products instead of lobbying for controversial and resentful laws.
Title: Re: SOPA - Online Censorship Stike!
Post by: mikki_blinkme on January 28, 2012, 03:11:32 PM
ano bang magagawa natin sa BATAS MAYAMAN? Film and Record Industry ba naman. :roll: