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Jaybeee -> RE: Music downloads (12/11/2010 3:06:33 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or
A comeback is,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Well I am concerned about the health of P2P so I like to be on it. I cleaned up my shared directory and got to it, lending a hand to the community at large,,,,,,,,per se,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Have dowlnloaded now all those favorite old time all timers. Archies, Alvin And The Chipmunks, The Partridge Family. Now I'm a real pirate. I better stash the guns, silver and gold, and the wimminfolk.
Is that a knock at the door ?
T
In the first instance I would take GREAT relish telling anyone without Police authorisation claiming that a computer, at my physical address, had downloaded copyrighted material, to go fuck themselves. In any case, they'd need to prove it was me who downloaded the material. A single computer may have many users.
Furthermore, how do they know an unauthorised executable didn't install the P2P software? You'd need key-logging software to prove otherwise, the mere presence of which on my computer, let alone usage, would constitute unlawful espionage by either the music industry or my own ISP.
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