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...Except that they are a _business_, and business generally do care about their customers (well, they care about getting the customer's money anyway).
Some metrics say that FF share is about 10%... a few millions of users. Why would you shut off intentionally a few million of potential...
I completeley agree on the "extensions == drug" statement. But thankfully I haven't lose any functionality when upgrading with any of my extensions... maybe I'm just lucky...
You are right but... It doesn't matters. The fact is that he didn't uploaded/downloaded anything. And drugs are a penal crime, copyright infingement isn't.
SLI is a technology created by nVidia, and AFAIK they haven´t licensed it to anyone. These are VIA chipsets, so there's nothing wrong with them...
OTOH, I do find interesting the integrated video capabilities of these new chipsets. They seem very interesting for an HTPC...
I think your analogy is _almost_ perfect, except that the husband didn't hang up... he just put the phone down and closed his ears/mouth while the girls on the line where asking if he wanted to have some fun ;)
What I find disturbing of all this is the concept of "Do you have Bittorrent? then you are admitting your guilt!!!". I for one firmly believe that you can't judge anyone just based on that, it's just a step far from minority report and a pre-crime department...
Do you have Bittorrent...
That's correct. The whole point about this isn't even about Net Neutrality or the validity of the DMCA or copyright rules... it's about the bullying of some company that doesn't even bother to check who is really downloading something illegal and just fire threats without second thoughts. It's...
People should what? You are advancing the RIAA/MPAA argument another step... now they should start sending DMCA notices to those that simply DOWNLOAD the BitTorrent application?
ISPs don't have "every right" to set flags on nothing. They're supposed to be "neutral carriers", and in fact the...
It's clear that he didn't actually downloaded/uploaded anything. So:
Common sense says NO, but of course, the RIAA wants you to think otherwise. If I walk into a room (connect to tracker), then I'm introduced to the people there (handshake with other peers), and just sit there doing nothing...