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We need encrypted distributed network internet. like routers that link in and move data across and to other users. An internet with no backbone. They just have to be wireless and carry signal far. But if enough people have the devices and there enough ways to hop. We do need multiple nodes that keep the information of who's connected and the fastest ways to get there like a torrent swarm but one that carries data.
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This just in - a new govt plan called FUMF that would stop unauthorized persons from launching satellites into space. Suspect satellites would be destroyed first and questioned later.
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[citation][nom]house70[/nom]I have a better solution: load all the morons that came up with this SOPA and SOPA-like projects, together with all the politicians that support these, in a few rockets, aim for the Sun and launch. It would be expensive to lift all these fat ar$e$, but I'm sure people will pitch in for that.[/citation]I wish I could give you another like but you are full of course 
That is my plan - if SOPA passes, I'm just going to go to every website of the companies that supported it, and start posting song lyrics to other people's music. Let them have a taste of what they are bringing on the world.
Or better yet - this is a HUGE money making opportunity...
Copyright my own crappy lyrics, then have a "friend" post them on all of these companies websites, then sue the HELL out of those companies.
Or better yet - this is a HUGE money making opportunity...
Copyright my own crappy lyrics, then have a "friend" post them on all of these companies websites, then sue the HELL out of those companies.
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Come on, you all know Spoa and the like have been coming for a long time. I do agree Sopa goes a little too far but there isn't much going to stop it.
And as for this idiotic idea... whom do they think will even launch a hacker satellite for them? Maybe they can do it themselves from the Island Pirate Bay bought a few years back
Just another ploy to get fools to pony up some freee money for them is what I think.
And as for this idiotic idea... whom do they think will even launch a hacker satellite for them? Maybe they can do it themselves from the Island Pirate Bay bought a few years back
Just another ploy to get fools to pony up some freee money for them is what I think.
[citation][nom]thething[/nom]The USA can't control the internet outside their territory, and if they try to, they will be resisted, and this initiative will be the first of many, in my opinion.[/citation]
and who will resist them. Iran or china maybe (The kings of censorship)
and who will resist them. Iran or china maybe (The kings of censorship)
[citation][nom]jtt283[/nom]Stopping piracy isn't the issue; after all Tom's does not support piracy, and threads even mentioning it as an option tend to get closed quickly in the forums. It's the whole "guilty until proven innocent" problem of SOPA that needs to die a grisly death.More on topic, I see this as a very spotty temporary "solution" at best. Should it become measurably effective, you can be certain it will be shut down and/or the satellites shot down, making it ultimately a waste.[/citation]
ya i find it very comical they take down pro-piracy stuff extremely fast yet they write article after article about killing patents and trademarks and copyright.
biggest bunch of hypocrites i know.
ya i find it very comical they take down pro-piracy stuff extremely fast yet they write article after article about killing patents and trademarks and copyright.
biggest bunch of hypocrites i know.
Personally I don't think a parallel network is the solution, or at least not physically. An encrypted VPN on the internet -maybe with a special browser that uses a privately controlled DNS- would be a better solution.
In Romania we had serious problems with the authorities when we were sharing internet connections on local "improvised" networks. In the end we were forced to take down the cables and subscribe to local internet service providers individually. The state will always try to regulate all forms of communication on its territory, including what goes on above it - in space.
This problem should be attacked somehow legally. Users should be able to sign wavers with ISPs, like in the doctor's office, so the service provider won't be obligated to respect state-imposed standards and regulations (including censorship) on the user's internet connection.
In Romania we had serious problems with the authorities when we were sharing internet connections on local "improvised" networks. In the end we were forced to take down the cables and subscribe to local internet service providers individually. The state will always try to regulate all forms of communication on its territory, including what goes on above it - in space.
This problem should be attacked somehow legally. Users should be able to sign wavers with ISPs, like in the doctor's office, so the service provider won't be obligated to respect state-imposed standards and regulations (including censorship) on the user's internet connection.
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[citation][nom]house70[/nom]I have a better solution: load all the morons that came up with this SOPA and SOPA-like projects, together with all the politicians that support these, in a few rockets, aim for the Sun and launch. It would be expensive to lift all these fat ar$e$, but I'm sure people will pitch in for that.[/citation]
Why don't we just shoot them? It is a lot cheaper and a lot less time consuming. If you need a reason, you can use the good old Nazi accusations of "crimes against humanity."
Why don't we just shoot them? It is a lot cheaper and a lot less time consuming. If you need a reason, you can use the good old Nazi accusations of "crimes against humanity."
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I bet SpaceX would do it. What's the point of commercialising space exploration if it's not a free market.
No one will be gaming on this network... and it doesn't need to be available all the time. Just the fact of it's existence would be a constant thorn in these people's sides. It would probably be used, as mentioned, for information. That's a good idea.
Launching a satellite just so you can pirate dull hollywood films you never get around to watching is hardly a "great cause for freedom".
No one will be gaming on this network... and it doesn't need to be available all the time. Just the fact of it's existence would be a constant thorn in these people's sides. It would probably be used, as mentioned, for information. That's a good idea.
Launching a satellite just so you can pirate dull hollywood films you never get around to watching is hardly a "great cause for freedom".
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Grow up .. no one is forcing you to purchase the internet. Internet access is a want .. not a need. You didn't create the internet. You don't own the internet. If you sooooo strongly disagree with SOPA. Then cancel your internet subscription. Then when all the internet providers to online businesses run out of cash ... only then Congresss will listen. Until then all your gripes and crying means nothing.
[citation][nom]festerovic[/nom]This just in - a new govt plan called FUMF that would stop unauthorized persons from launching satellites into space. Suspect satellites would be destroyed first and questioned later.[/citation]
"FUMF" This made me LOL
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I agree with the general sentiment in here, this satellite will never be allowed to stay in orbit. Unless there are some laws to protect them, which I doubt. Makes me wonder what the laws are around amateur satellites (for research, etc.)?
"FUMF" This made me LOL
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I agree with the general sentiment in here, this satellite will never be allowed to stay in orbit. Unless there are some laws to protect them, which I doubt. Makes me wonder what the laws are around amateur satellites (for research, etc.)?
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