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Once you have looked behind the curtain of government wheeling and dealing at such multi-billion situations you tend to believe that what Kim Schmitz is telling
by fpp 14y ago
Once you have looked behind the curtain of government wheeling and dealing at such multi-billion situations you tend to believe that what Kim Schmitz is telling might actually be the closest we get to the truth.
Now we should all think about how such a case would/will be handled in a few years time based on the changes to civil rights / Internet regulations / totalitarian powers currently in the pipeline across most western societies.
2015:
I guess you will not hear about it other that a few of those who lost their files and were not immediately constraint with gag orders will mentioning it on some low frequented boards. Sites like TorrentFreak will then immediately taken off the net / silenced by gag orders.
A brave new world we are looking forward to - the .... are just practicing in the moment and will eventually get better over time.
- a3_nm 14y ago> A brave new world we are looking forward to - the .... are just practicing in the moment and will eventually get better over time. But of course, we don't care enough about all of that to bother using censorship-resistant technologies like Freenet or Tor hidden services because The Web is so much more efficient and convenient... (Not trying to blame you -- I'm guilty of the same laziness myself.)
- thebigshane 14y ago"Necessity is the mother of invention" -- paraphrase of Plato?
- fpp 14y agomaybe more along the lines of "what can be done will be done"
- icebraining 14y agoTor and Freenet for now are premature optimization. Personally, I run an hidden Tor bridge and before I ran an exit node. But I have no real reason to use Tor for my daily browsing.