P2P Bane or Boon, Interesting Article and Site
Wednesday, July 28, 2004 by CygnusXII | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
I know P2P is the Bane or Boon, developers, Artist and alot of other folks.
People can argue the Pro's and Con's of the actual P2P phaenomenon, networks and Usages. Given that it is a valid Networking Utility (used for mainly nefarious purposes.) No matter which side of the Issue you come down upon, instances like the one below, could lead to US Legislative Bodies Prematurely and Ill advisedly deciding the Issue for you, Under the Guise of National Security, and hiding it or bringing it's effects by one of the New Ubiquitous Governing Bodies, brought about by this whole 9/11 Issue. The mere idea that this could be effecting, security of our troops, by their inability to properly secure the US Trops Networking infrastructure, and it's result in arming the "Loss of Rights for Security's Crowd", is scary in itself.
For those of you that do not hang out at SlashDot.org
http://slashdot.org/
Here's an interesting Read and Site reference.
http://www.seewhatyoushare.com/
See What You Share A Showcase of Material Found on Peer-to-Peer Networks throughout the World. Here you will find Everything from Raunchy Personal Photos to Confidential Police Reports.
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People can argue the Pro's and Con's of the actual P2P phaenomenon, networks and Usages. Given that it is a valid Networking Utility (used for mainly nefarious purposes.) No matter which side of the Issue you come down upon, instances like the one below, could lead to US Legislative Bodies Prematurely and Ill advisedly deciding the Issue for you, Under the Guise of National Security, and hiding it or bringing it's effects by one of the New Ubiquitous Governing Bodies, brought about by this whole 9/11 Issue. The mere idea that this could be effecting, security of our troops, by their inability to properly secure the US Trops Networking infrastructure, and it's result in arming the "Loss of Rights for Security's Crowd", is scary in itself.
For those of you that do not hang out at SlashDot.org
http://slashdot.org/
Here's an interesting Read and Site reference.
http://www.seewhatyoushare.com/
See What You Share A Showcase of Material Found on Peer-to-Peer Networks throughout the World. Here you will find Everything from Raunchy Personal Photos to Confidential Police Reports.
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CygnusXII
Reply #2 Wednesday, July 28, 2004 6:29 PM
Reply #2 Wednesday, July 28, 2004 6:29 PM
Sorry it got broken and I was unfamiliar with how the tagging worked here, and had to fix the whole article.
I tend to get long winded some times.
I tend to get long winded some times.
PixelCargo
Reply #3 Thursday, July 29, 2004 8:46 AM
Reply #3 Thursday, July 29, 2004 8:46 AM
why do I hear that 911 stuff in every political argument that I hear, when the subject has absolutly nothing to do with it.
If something works and makes ppl happy then learn from it, dont bann it because it has it side of negatives,learn the positives and fix the negatives make a hybrid of it whatever it may be.
I love p2p to share pictures and videos with friends, not music or full movies that I understand is bad though.
If something works and makes ppl happy then learn from it, dont bann it because it has it side of negatives,learn the positives and fix the negatives make a hybrid of it whatever it may be.
I love p2p to share pictures and videos with friends, not music or full movies that I understand is bad though.
IPlural
Reply #4 Thursday, July 29, 2004 11:35 AM
Reply #4 Thursday, July 29, 2004 11:35 AM
TechRepublic has a good story on it and links to so other details
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Reply #1 Wednesday, July 28, 2004 6:19 PM