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In response to: CoD: Modern Warfare 2 Terrorist Attack?

Toys And Games [Visitor] · http://toysandgamesforkids.com

Now they have a game where you play as a taliban!

Permalink 09/02/10 @ 20:33

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elmanda [Visitor]

woww.. great article :) thanks for sharing buddy.. keep posting

Permalink 07/05/10 @ 21:24

In response to: Guitar, Studio Wizard Les Paul Dies at 94

Washington attorneys [Visitor] · http://www.theattorneydatabase.com/DC/Washington

It's sad to known that one of the most, if not the most influential figure in music history has died. His musical innovations in regards to the guitar and the world of music was probably one of the reason why the world of music is what it is today. He will never be forgotten. Rest in peace. Les Paul

Permalink 04/29/10 @ 09:44

In response to: The Pirate Bay Sells Out

Pirate Galaxy [Visitor] · http://de.gameswatch.com/pirate-galaxy/

Dougles: It's always a prob to sell for the founders, often u know the buyer will screw things up. But to get the Bay back with viruses? If someone pays 7.8 Mil he should be smart enough to not do that one ;D

Permalink 02/24/10 @ 07:52

In response to: CoD: Modern Warfare 2 Terrorist Attack?

Gomesian [Visitor]

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Permalink 01/14/10 @ 05:50

In response to: The Pirate Bay Sells Out

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Permalink 01/07/10 @ 05:51

In response to: The Pirate Bay Sells Out

Douglas A. Roehrig [Visitor]

Thanks for sharing! I had wondered what the update was. Rumor was that PB was back but with a virus or something.

Permalink 01/03/10 @ 17:57

In response to: AT&T Blocking Net Access to Portions of 4chan [UPDATED]

PPNSteve [Member] · http://www.ppnstudio.com

In a quick update, we'd like to add some more info about this.

AT&T didn't make many friends last night by temporarily blocking user access to img.4chan.org in order to curtail a DDoS attack. Before 4chan folks wage all out war on AT&T, discussion on the NANOG (http://www.merit.edu/mail.archives/nanog/msg19609.html) mailing list indicates other operators also blocked the same server due to relentless ACK scan reports, including Cogent and unWired.

"We had no choice but to block that single IP until the attacks let up," says unWired's Shon Elliott. "It was a decision I made with the gentleman that owns the colo facility currently hosts 4chan," he says, adding that "there was no other way around it."

We'll see when more details are released what is REALLY happening. Stay tuned.

Permalink 07/27/09 @ 09:09

In response to: So another fan-site closed down

angela [Member]

Wow, it got closed, glad I only went there ones.

Permalink 04/08/09 @ 19:37

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Blabberwocky [Visitor] · http://www.blabberwocky.net

Blabberwocky
Enjoyed your articles. Keep them coming

Permalink 10/05/07 @ 20:22

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PPNSteve [Member] · http://www.ppnstudio.com

OK bad news.. woke up today to an email saying my transfer was canceled. CANCELED!!

I did not cancel my transfer.. and the dns / whois now shows GoDaddy as owner..

Quote:

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Permalink 05/30/07 @ 10:26

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Permalink 05/17/07 @ 13:50

In response to: Companies Sue Swedish Government For Collateral Damage In Pirate Bay Raid

a sant agostino [Visitor] · http://micomped.com/mi/a-sant-agostino.html

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Companies Sue Swedish Government For Collateral Damage In Pirate Bay Raid

Permalink 04/17/07 @ 19:41

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Permalink 02/19/07 @ 05:41

In response to: A 16 Yr Old Boy Fights RIAA

PPNSteve [Member] · http://www.ppnstudio.com

In a related story we just located, we present you this little tidbit from www.techdirt.com posted today.

Court Awards Wrongly Sued Woman Legal Fees From The RIAA; Calls Lawsuits Frivolous And Unreasonable
from the indeed dept..

Slowly, but surely, the courts are figuring out that there are some problems with the RIAA's legal strategy of suing thousands upon thousands of people based solely on an IP address where they think infringing material is available. There have been a number of cases lately where the judge has tossed out the case on the flimsy evidence -- but all too often the judges then turn down requests by those who were wrongfully sued to have the RIAA reimburse them for attorney's fees.

However, in the latest case, it appears that the judge has taken that next step and told the RIAA it needs to pay up for attorney's fees as well, noting that these lawsuits based only on an IP address are "frivolous and unreasonable."

The judge also noted that it was completely unfair to put liability on "an Internet-illiterate parent, who does not know Kazaa from a kazoo." The judge found that the "settlement offers" the RIAA puts forth offer no real way to contest the charges without going to court, and found that such a system does "not advance the aims of the Copyright Act."

Indeed.

Permalink 02/07/07 @ 23:01