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Here it is, the next big thing: K-Com
- andreadallera 15y agoAs crazy as it sounds, this might really be a good idea. It needs to reach critical mass before working for real though - and unless some big player picks up on this it's not going to work. But again, as crazy as this sounds, I like the idea.
- meddlepal 15y agoCool idea, but I think it would just shift the target from the consumer to the manufacturer. There is no way a sensible manufacturer is going to build one of these if they can be held liable (IANAL - I don't know if that is possible given current U.S. law, but I don't really doubt the governments ability to misapply laws or write new ones in an attempt to stop the proliferation of something like this.)for creating a device essentially designed to aid copyright infringement.
- tmitchel2 15y agoThis is a joke right
- majmun 15y agosoon after that there will be law for everyone that is found to be requesting items to download of certain hash, will be in trouble. anyway this is cool idea and probably can be used for other thing besides pirating.
- spobo 15y agoThere already is an anonymous internet and it's called Tor. Which is great under regimes where the internet is heavily monitored like china or iran/iraq etc. journalists use it all the time :)