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And you thought that the MPAA tracking torrents was bad... now not only are you seeding potential copyright infringement (I don't know what the license actually
by mbreese 14y ago
And you thought that the MPAA tracking torrents was bad... now not only are you seeding potential copyright infringement (I don't know what the license actually is), but you might now also be circumventing arms control laws. That is a whole level of legal hurt that I'd rather avoid.
You might not be able to stop the signal, but I'm pretty sure Mr. Universe still died at the end of Serenity.
- zackelan 14y agohttp://download.mozilla.org/?product=firefox-20.0&os=win&lang=en-US http://download.mozilla.org/?product=firefox-20.0&os=win... That file didn't exist in 1995, but if it had, distributing it outside the US would also have run afoul of arms control laws. Technology changes, and laws change with it. The laws, almost without exception, lag several years behind the technology.
- mbreese 14y agoYeah, but that was for encryption. Encryption of today would have been unbreakable in 95. This is for... you know... actual arms. So, really, the law makes more sense here.
- gonzo 14y agothe items that DD designed are all open source designs, so the likelyhood of copyright infringement is ... minimal.