When the U.S. feds shut off "excessive file sharing" we could do this...

[woodsmoke]

This will happen probably within the next year or so.....the Senate will pass the law that they will have "plausible deniabilty" about to throttle our download speeds so that Sony et.al. can continue to sell music on cds.

But.........the old woodsmoker has figured out how to get PAST the blockade!!!

Dam# the torpedoes! FULL SPEED AHEAD!!!




We load this thing down with Kubuntu cds and dvds and make a RUN past the detested big government blockade:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-12461089

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woodgotthenavigatingskillssmoke

[Exodist]

Re: When the U.S. feds shut off "excessive file sharing" we could do this...

Although I neither condone nor shun thoes who do copy music files.
There is a huge diference between file sharing and piracy.
But in regards to buyingmusic from Sony, I currenty dont, nor had any intention of paying $25 a CD in this economy.
Which pretty much means I listen to streaming audio stations for a large amount of time.