EPTMy bad I guess? The real anti-piricy ad starts with the same line, I thought you were quoting it. It'd be like humming a tune and then saying "YOU MISSED THAT I MEANT WEIRD AL'S VERSION" lol
But thank for the video, it was funny.
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Chef
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My bad I guess? The real anti-piricy ad starts with the same line, I thought you were quoting it. It'd be like humming a tune and then saying "YOU MISSED THAT I MEANT WEIRD AL'S VERSION" lol But thank for the video, it was funny. | ||
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Mora
Canada5235 Posts
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Mora
Canada5235 Posts
On October 16 2009 20:07 Manit0u wrote: Hmm... I've downloaded 200 songs in the past 2 days. Let's hope I don't get yelled at! Do you see the difference? Why so many people from the US have so much trouble writing properly? Try to keep in mind 2 things: 1. This forum is not your IM. 2. There are people here who are not native english speakers and might have trouble reading your posts. this was funny. | ||
MasterOfChaos
Germany2896 Posts
And why can your ISP forward your connection data to other companies without an order from a court order? Are privacy laws really that bad in the US? | ||
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biomedical
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SCC-Faust
United States3736 Posts
On October 17 2009 03:28 biomedical wrote: and why do u think ur isp CARES or KNOWS that a) you havent deleted a file b) you have certain software installed . they have like 5,000,000 customers and you're calling them up saying "omg i deleted the file ok!??"........... Because if I didn't they would remove my internet connection and send my legal details to EA. kk!??" ................. | ||
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Romance_us
Seychelles1806 Posts
And, it wasn't the "one person a year", or whatever that garbage was. They also opened lawsuits on 131 other people. | ||
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
On October 17 2009 03:21 MasterOfChaos wrote: Calling the ISP and admitting you did something illegal doesn't sound wise to me. And why can your ISP forward your connection data to other companies without an order from a court order? Are privacy laws really that bad in the US? Apparently yes.. | ||
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Mickey
United States2606 Posts
On October 17 2009 10:31 Romance_us wrote: My sister got caught for using LimeWire as well. Somehow they came up with being able to fine her roughly $500 per song, and she eventually had to settle for $5000. And I am not trolling. Do not fuck around with this shit. And, it wasn't the "one person a year", or whatever that garbage was. They also opened lawsuits on 131 other people. How recent is this? Was she uploading new files or was she using limewire in a university campus line? | ||
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Slaughter
United States20254 Posts
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ShadowDrgn
United States2497 Posts
On October 17 2009 03:21 MasterOfChaos wrote: Calling the ISP and admitting you did something illegal doesn't sound wise to me. And why can your ISP forward your connection data to other companies without an order from a court order? Are privacy laws really that bad in the US? Typically, the rights owner will discover someone infringing their copyrights and inform the ISP. The ISP will then figure out who is responsible and tell him/her to delete the infringing material, stop downloading illegally, etc. I don't think any ISPs have coughed up their customers' information without a court order, but I'm also not aware of any privacy laws that would prevent them from doing so. Does Germany have a law that protects the privacy of your IP address, and if so, what recourse would you have if an ISP revealed it? | ||
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zer0das
United States8519 Posts
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tube
United States1475 Posts
On October 15 2009 14:51 FragKrag wrote: I have downloaded a lot of games from demonoid.com and never got caught. I would stick with demonoid for games when it comes up and just stop downloading games altogether unless you find a private tracker. It's never a good idea to download new movies/albums from public trackers so I would avoid doing that as well. Hasn't demonoid been down for weeks?.. I'm still waiting for it to come back, so much music I'm looking for.. | ||
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