APC - Comments for - AFACT v iiNet: the case that could shut down the Internet http://apcmag.com/ AFACT v iiNet: the case that could shut down the Internet http://apcmag.com/afact_v_iinet_the_case_that_could_shut_down_the_internet.htm#comment28168 Don't think so.
AFACT should lose this on the face of it.]]> Wed, 07 Oct 2009 09:19:05 GMT AFACT v iiNet: the case that could shut down the Internet http://apcmag.com/afact_v_iinet_the_case_that_could_shut_down_the_internet.htm#comment28167 Quoting McBanjo:
If I have bought a movie on DVD, I feel I have every right to download the same movie from a P2P network, without infringing any copyright.
McBanjo my friend :) If you bought a movie on DVD :)Why on God's green earth would you waste bandwidth downloading the blasted thing again?
Besides,DVD's are so cool with their already printed info,little booklets and some extras which you probably wouldn't bother with assuming you downloaded them which you wouldn't of course.


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As a prospective FREE isp provider within our community, a packet size is defined by the administrator of the routers, usually 64Kbits, but this all depends on caching. If IINET is caching 700+mb files, then they have cut a few corners to save on infer-structure costs that they should not have, and should be rightfully sued.]]> Tue, 06 Oct 2009 22:08:20 GMT AFACT v iiNet: the case that could shut down the Internet http://apcmag.com/afact_v_iinet_the_case_that_could_shut_down_the_internet.htm#comment28161
As a prospective FREE isp provider within our community, a packet size is defined by the administrator of the routers, usually 64Kbits, but this all depends on caching. If IINET is caching 700+mb files, then they have cut a few corners to save on infer-structure costs that they should not have, and should be rightfully sued.]]> Tue, 06 Oct 2009 22:06:46 GMT