Hey man I know you use napster. Thought this might be of some help to you. Enjoy :D
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Hey man I know you use napster. Thought this might be of some help to you. Enjoy :D
Napster = still alive BUT for how much longer ?:D
source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/bus...00/1205776.stmQuote:
A federal judge has given song swapping service Napster 72 hours to block any copyrighted music from its site.
HUH -oh <--- teletubbies sound :D
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[Edited by Aria on 03-06-2001 at 02:09 PM]
ok, here's the really funny part!
Aimster (service that combines Napster-type music sharing with file sharing) is using the DCMA against the RIAA!
Aimster has started using an encryption method for all of their file transfers. This means that the RIAA can't filter the transfers, because the DCMA has outlawed any tampering with encryption methods.
The laws originally made to protect the RIAA are being used against it! But it gets better...
The encryption method that Aimster is using is PIG LATIN!!!! They are 'encrypting' the file names using pig latin....
:D
Boy I would have like to have been a fly on the wall when the big cheese over there at RIAA found out they were using pig latin. I can hear it now... "They're using what to encrypt?" :DQuote:
Originally posted by LuxFX
The encryption method that Aimster is using is PIG LATIN!!!! They are 'encrypting' the file names using pig latin....
HAHA! thats great! That'll teach the government!Quote:
Originally posted by LuxFX
The encryption method that Aimster is using is PIG LATIN!!!! They are 'encrypting' the file names using pig latin....
:D
Hey, what govenment controls internet laws anyway? Is it only because they are american artists? or an american company?? damn american govenment!!!
More like "damn government" ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Ekostudios
damn american govenment!!!