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Thankfully, the internet is a distributed network full of computers. You can block the road between the user and his destination, but all he needs is another co
by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Thankfully, the internet is a distributed network full of computers. You can block the road between the user and his destination, but all he needs is another computer to forward the traffic for him and the block is useless. The ISP's knows this but they simply comply with the law because they have to.
Some ways to get around their silly blocks are:
Proxy servers (tons of these...too many to list)
VPN providers (https://torrentfreak.com/which-vpn-providers-really-take-anonymity-seriously-111007/ https://torrentfreak.com/which-vpn-providers-really-take-ano...)
Unix shell accounts with port forwarding (you need one simple command to set up port forwarding: ssh -L 8080:thepiratebay.org:80 your_shell_server.com)
Seed boxes for downloading, sftp to grab the loot from them.
- rmc 14y agoYes, for you and me these are solutions. For the 99% of the internet population they cannot understand the words you've written, and cannot get around these filtering. So they'll still buy their CDs in the brick and mortar shop and the business model for the music & content industry will be unchanged, old fashioned and not disrupted. :(
- cnbeuiwx 14y agoWell, appearently the number of people understanding are such a threat to their existence that they have declared war on an entire generations of people. But you and me both know their actions are not to decrease piracy. However, its a perfect public reason, because the only way to gain control of the internet is to destroy the ability for people to be anonymous online. All humans using the web need to be monitored, just like in society. That is the intention behind all this. But of course we cant really talk about that...
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