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Assuming the web server does not actually store and serve pages in a conventional sense, but rather acts like an application that can render the results of pars
by freetonik 1y ago
Assuming the web server does not actually store and serve pages in a conventional sense, but rather acts like an application that can render the results of parsing and processing user's input, I wonder what are legal implications.
I can generate a Google link with an infohash in the same fashion: https://www.google.com/search?q=1548262051907755713575797913521592584027261648&oq=1548262051907755713575797913521592584027261648 https://www.google.com/search?q=1548262051907755713575797913...
- extraduder_ire 1y agoA few years ago, google stopped returning good links for strings that looked like bittorrent infohashes. Prior to that, it was actually a useful way to find information on and potentially trackers for an infohash you had Yandex is the only search engine that's even marginal useful for that now.