ISPs in the USA to start monitoring customers’ downloads starting July 1, 2012

[TrueEpic08]

Watch that shyt get hacked the first day it's operational.

Fred.

I need this to happen now.

 

[Blankthawtz]

cuz i will download till I die!

 

[calh45]

Watch that shyt get hacked the first day it's operational.

Fred.

There's cats in China sitting at a keyboard right now like waiting for all that info they're about to leech

 

[SirSmokeCrackAlot]

Not if they can get a cut of all the fines and litigation against their users. Hire a nice snitch staff and eat.

As far as I can see there are no fines or whatever. Its all on the ISPs to punish the users by doing things like throttling down the speed and suspensions.

The ISPs can waive the mitigation measure if they choose and not one of the service providers has agreed to permanently terminate service.

That just makes it sound like they can choose to do nothing if they want. The only thing there required to do is send "educational notices". Maybe Im not understanding it right...

 

[Absolut]

newsgroups with ssl encryption yeah you can see me downloading. you cant see what im downloading though. also just wait til a week or 2 before this goes into effect, when word spreads like wildfire about this nonsense. the masses will shyt all over this, and force the isp's to back the fukk down. its an INSANE breach of privacy

 

[JoelB]

Private industry scare tactic...


The Feds though,

UTAH DATA CENTER

When construction is completed in 2013, the heavily fortified $2 billion facility in Bluffdale will encompass 1 million square feet.

1 Visitor control center
A $9.7 million facility for ensuring that only cleared personnel gain access.

2 Administration
Designated space for technical support and administrative personnel.

3 Data halls
Four 25,000-square-foot facilities house rows and rows of servers.

4 Backup generators and fuel tanks
Can power the center for at least three days.

5 Water storage and pumping
Able to pump 1.7 million gallons of liquid per day.

6 Chiller plant
About 60,000 tons of cooling equipment to keep servers from overheating.

7 Power substation
An electrical substation to meet the center’s estimated 65-megawatt demand.

8 Security
Video surveillance, intrusion detection, and other protection will cost more than $10 million.

Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Conceptual Site plan



NSA Building Foreign/Domestic Spying Supercenter in Utah

 

[BossDon]

ppl still arent gonna buy shyt. this is the type of shyt they tried at colleges, and that scare lasted for like a yr max.

 

[itsyoung!!]

 

[NovaKane]

Private industry scare tactic...


The Feds though,

UTAH DATA CENTER

When construction is completed in 2013, the heavily fortified $2 billion facility in Bluffdale will encompass 1 million square feet.

1 Visitor control center
A $9.7 million facility for ensuring that only cleared personnel gain access.

2 Administration
Designated space for technical support and administrative personnel.

3 Data halls
Four 25,000-square-foot facilities house rows and rows of servers.

4 Backup generators and fuel tanks
Can power the center for at least three days.

5 Water storage and pumping
Able to pump 1.7 million gallons of liquid per day.

6 Chiller plant
About 60,000 tons of cooling equipment to keep servers from overheating.

7 Power substation
An electrical substation to meet the center’s estimated 65-megawatt demand.

8 Security
Video surveillance, intrusion detection, and other protection will cost more than $10 million.

Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Conceptual Site plan



NSA Building Foreign/Domestic Spying Supercenter in Utah

 

[yaga]

Peer to peers with encrypted connections...

The issue as it is today, and has been for quite some time now, is the encrypted connection you make is actually to a peer in the swarm who is working on the behalf of copyright enforcement groups.

If you've ever experienced a copyright infringement notice, you'd see the actual torrent tracker listed with the copyrighted material. While they don't always provide this, they often do in your early warnings to communicate the very fact that they're actually on demonoid, kat.ph, and private trackers, too.

Forcing encryption on your torrents has *only* protected you from having your connection throttled by your ISP, effecting your download/upload speeds. The ISP is only protecting their own network from being too stressed from some 17yr/old whore who wants to see Jersey Shore season 2 in 720p. They could give a fukk about what you're actually downloading.

...and websites you access via vpn tunnels.

This, and close knit groups (like private, private trackers). If we wanted to, the members here could set up Anonymous Filesharing (well, we'd see each others' IPs but that's not a big deal) since we know each other and simply have a little network. It would work if we were all accountable for it & let our desktops idle when we weren't using them a few days a week.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

The issue as it is today, and has been for quite some time now, is the encrypted connection you make is actually to a peer in the swarm who is working on the behalf of copyright enforcement groups.

If you've ever experienced a copyright infringement notice, you'd see the actual torrent tracker listed with the copyrighted material. While they don't always provide this, they often do in your early warnings to communicate the very fact that they're actually on demonoid, kat.ph, and private trackers, too.

Forcing encryption on your torrents has *only* protected you from having your connection throttled by your ISP, effecting your download/upload speeds. The ISP is only protecting their own network from being too stressed from some 17yr/old whore who wants to see Jersey Shore season 2 in 720p. They could give a fukk about what you're actually downloading.



This, and close knit groups (like private, private trackers). If we wanted to, the members here could set up Anonymous Filesharing (well, we'd see each others' IPs but that's not a big deal) since we know each other and simply have a little network. It would work if we were all accountable for it & let our desktops idle when we weren't using them a few days a week.

But Jersey Shore doesn't shoot in HD

 

[Box Cutta]

So...it's over?

Might as well shut The Arcadium down in this bytch.

To be honest, I've not listened to most of the music I own. I have a gigantic backlog in that regard.

Don't really even bother with movies/tv shows. If it's not netflix/hbo go/comcast than fukk it.

Not being able to cop the newest porn though.........

 

[Box Cutta]

This, and close knit groups (like private, private trackers). If we wanted to, the members here could set up Anonymous Filesharing (well, we'd see each others' IPs but that's not a big deal) since we know each other and simply have a little network. It would work if we were all accountable for it & let our desktops idle when we weren't using them a few days a week.

I am SO down for this.

I used to post on this one website, where the owner set up this ftp client. Niccas could go on and upload/download anything at pretty much any time. It was back in the day of 56k though, so we didn't really take advantage of it. Nowadays, I imagine that such a client would be legendary.

Shiiiit, I'm down for trading shyt with niccas through gmail...:lol: I just can't live in a world without filesharing brehs, I can't go back to that wack shyt.

 

[old soul]

Yeah I have plenty of stuff to share too. I'd be down

 

[Parker]

When Virgin (UK provider) blocked PB I knew it was close to being that time