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 | | | Re: Stop said by BosstonesOwn:Please stop giving the RIAA and MPAA ideas. If anything, they're giving ideas to the P2P users.  | |
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I'd get real kick out of it. If someone could take a picture of the expression on their face, it would be hilarious. | |
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|  KrKHeavy Artillery For The Little GuyPremium
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| Guilty till you prove yourself innocent... Oh which you can' So, piss someone off and suddenly find yourself facing total financial ruin or prison even though you're completely innocent.
Show up and court and be told that you destroyed the evidence of your crime (because you reinstalled your OS 2 months previous)
Joy.
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| | Funny what happens if you DONT have a printer hooked up then what? | |
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| | | Re: Funny said by hayabusa3303:what happens if you DONT have a printer hooked up then what? the diaRIAA doesn't care. it's not even like you have to be alive to get sued by their goon squad. | |
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|  OmegaDisplaced OhioanPremium
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Cheyenne, WY | said by hayabusa3303:what happens if you DONT have a printer hooked up then what? I don't think you understood the article.
Printers on networks have IP addresses. The researchers were able to make it look like the IP addresses of the printers were participating in the bit torrenting of files. | |
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| |  CheesePremium
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kudos:1 | Re: Funny said by Omega:said by hayabusa3303:what happens if you DONT have a printer hooked up then what? I don't think you understood the article. Printers on networks have IP addresses. The researchers were able to make it look like the IP addresses of the printers were participating in the bit torrenting of files. So a printer, with no networking capability, and plugged in using USB, has an IP? | |
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| | |  Romney2012Defeat Obama 2012-Chg we can believe inPremium
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kudos:4 | Re: Funny said by Cheese:said by Omega:said by hayabusa3303:what happens if you DONT have a printer hooked up then what? I don't think you understood the article. Printers on networks have IP addresses. The researchers were able to make it look like the IP addresses of the printers were participating in the bit torrenting of files. So a printer, with no networking capability, and plugged in using USB, has an IP? NO. They are talking about printers on a LAN that have their own NIC cards or WiFi connection to routers and therefore have IP addresses.
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kudos:1 | Re: Funny said by Romney2012:NO. They are talking about printers on a LAN that have their own NIC cards or WiFi connection to routers and therefore have IP addresses. That's what I thought too... | |
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| | Bad printer I think my printer downloads movies and shares them with my access point. | |
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| | | Re: Bad printer said by Hehe :
I think my printer downloads movies and shares them with my access point.
With the Xerox WorkCenter series of printers, your pirated movie downloads are automatically printed as a series of stills, collated, and bound into a book, which you can then flip through simulating motion. The dialog is automatically 'close captioned' and printed at the bottom of each still image.
Instead of book-binding, choose to have the images automatically placed into a hand-cranked kinetoscope for your viewing pleasure.
If you choose the Braille option, the dialog is printed in Braille in a booklet of otherwise blank pages, thereby saving 100% of the toner and dye inks, providing valuable cost savings to your business's bottom line. | |
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| | | | Re: Bad printer Can have a EIO jetdirect card or build in jetdirect.
You can also have EIO card with A HD on it as well. | |
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| | | said by Hehe :
I think my printer downloads movies and shares them with my access point.
With the Xerox WorkCenter series of printers, your pirated movie downloads are automatically printed as a series of stills, collated, and bound into a book, which you can then flip through simulating motion. The dialog is automatically 'close captioned' and printed at the bottom of each still image.
Instead of book-binding, you can have the images automatically placed into a hand-cranked kinetoscope for your viewing pleasure.
If you choose the Braille option, the dialog is printed in Braille in a booklet of otherwise blank pages, thereby saving 100% of the toner and dye inks, providing valuable cost savings to your business's bottom line. | |
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| | | | Re: Bad printer And, through the above example of double posting, stereoscopic kinetoscopes are also apparently possible
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kudos:4 | With Ice or Without? Now that we have fridges and freezers as network appliances, presumably they can download music and videos too, and put them on ice.
Absolutely incredible. | |
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kudos:4 |  Interesting:paper concludes ISPs in best position to monitor
»dmca.cs.washington.edu/uwcse_dmca_tr.pdf
The risk of exposing monitoring agents: A major
challenge for enforcement agencies is coverage; i.e.,
identifying all infringing users.
Given these challenges, recent calls from industry
to enlist ISPs directly in enforcement are unsurprising
[6]. Since ISPs do not need to participate in P2P
networks to monitor user behavior, there are no apparent
monitoring agents to block. So while the paper says current methods of DMCA notification COULD have errors and gives aid to those fighting those trying to catch music & movie thieves, the paper also gives aid to the **AAs in their efforts to lobby Congress to force ISPs to monitor user activity.
And people wonder why the RIAA & MPAA are trying to get laws passed making ISPs monitor users P2P activities as well as all online activities.
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| KrKHeavy Artillery For The Little GuyPremium
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| Re: Interesting:paper concludes ISPs in best position to monitor That's not how I read it.
It said that Industry lobbying ISP's to monitor is not surprising, but said that ISP monitoring would be necessary to *protect* the users from bogus DMCA takedowns.... not ISP's need to help enforce them....
That's the way I read it anyway.
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And people wonder why the RIAA & MPAA are trying to get laws passed making ISPs monitor users P2P activities as well as all online activities.
Their playbook must be george orwell's "1984" | |
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| | LOL Good thing I invented a kill switch on my printer. lol | |
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|  MikePremium,Mod
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Pittsburgh, PA | Re: LOL power buttons have existed for a long time | |
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| | | | Re: LOL >power buttons have existed for a long time
Ah, but can your power button slag your printer, causing it to burst into flame, shooting flaming pieces of paper across the room in fiery arcs of destruction, raining death on your other pieces of computer hardware? :-D | |
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| | | | well uh when I start print, it will turn on. LOL | |
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1 edit | Ahh hahaha I knew I'd see the day when medical science breakthroughs are overshadowed by Studies performed by the geeks (including myself ~.~) at U @ W
Guess I know where all my tuition money is going! | |
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cloud 9 | Great ideas!! The likes of media Defender have been flooding P2P networks with bogus material for years. We should flood the internet with bogus DCMA take down notices, and lawsuits.... Oh wait the RIAA is already doing that...
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