Ironically, if this project is a success it will mean not only that ISP's like Comcast won't be able to shut down most BitTorrent traffic, but also that they'll end up with even more traffic due to the overhead from encryption.
ROFL. Owned?
mwahhhhhhhhhhhha
another victory is at hand!!!!!!!
That is sweet, I hope they figure it out soon so we can slap them in the face. Take that ISP bastards!!
And the chess match continues.
Underground Programmers: It's my will against yours and you will lose!
ISPs: ruh roh raggy!
Quote:lol... serves them right. We pay for the bandwidth, they have no right to tell us what to do with it.
But also that they'll end up with even more traffic due to the overhead from encryption.
will this hurt media sentry's efforts too?
Originally posted by drach:not really as they join the peer list and obtain IP's from there but they are developing p2p clients which will include IP anomalising technology, which with the encryption will make it impossible to trace anybody.
will this hurt media sentry's efforts too?
This sounds like a really really good idea! I think if you pay for a internet connection, Sometimes upwards of 60+ bucks you should be able to use that connection for whatever you want rather it's surfing the net or stealing the latest Mp3! Thats just my 2 cents.
Haha I had a feeling this was gonna happen, big props to all the devs working on this project. BTW comcast you just got pawnd!
Originally posted by elroy2055:I agree wtf are paying for if we can't download what we want and if you are not burning multiple copies whats the hurt any way.
This sounds like a really really good idea! I think if you pay for a internet connection, Sometimes upwards of 60+ bucks you should be able to use that connection for whatever you want rather it's surfing the net or stealing the latest Mp3! Thats just my 2 cents.
Apluades this well done work. This has been a long time comming. I will be waiting for this software and i would be the first one to download the software. Keep up the good work.