Retaliating against RIAA, etc.

[fucktheriaa]

Just to let ya know... There will be a mass ***** tool out soon for retaliating against ****, ****, ***********, ******, ******, **********, ************, etc. capable of ******** ALL of their websites ****in one go. (and probably for more than just a weekend)... It's real, not just some bs dream and because of all this shit going on lately, it's not too far away either. It'll be a **** client for Windows and will be easy enough for any p2p user to operate. (Runs in background and doesn't use much bandwidth, barely even noticeable on dial-up!!) It's tests have been successful, it's just undergoing changes to make sure it keeps up-to-date with *** record (so that if ********* change server IP, the ***** client will be aware and make the required alterations to it's ******** profile.) I'll post the download details when they're available (next month at the latest) - There are 70 million p2p users in the US alone. This project will require at least 1000 0**********, 0.01% of US p2p users is 7000 people. And please.. don't bother with this "that's not how we should behave" shit.. look, we're getting fucked over, they're trying to send people (mainly young males) to prison for this. How would you like to be sent somewhere where you stand a chance of being group-raped and spend 23hrs a day in a cell because of the selfishness and ignorance of the ****. Any amount of force against these ******** is justified.

[notbob]

that kind of crap is just the sort of thing the riaa needs--a reason to prove that they were right about us, that we're immoral hacker pirates--you people are idiots if you think that will help the cause of p2p

also, doing that will get you put in prison faster than p2p will, since hacking (government agency types consider ddos hacking) is now considered terrorism

so why don't you newbie apes go climb back into the trees?

[Sephiroth]

Originally posted by notbob
that kind of crap is just the sort of thing the riaa needs--a reason to prove that they were right about us, that we're immoral hacker pirates--you people are idiots if you think that will help the cause of p2p

also, doing that will get you put in prison faster than p2p will, since hacking (government agency types consider ddos hacking) is now considered terrorism

so why don't you newbie apes go climb back into the trees?

Agreed.. This "project" will not be distributed through the forums so dont bother to post the download details. And i suggest you consider the risks that your putting yourself and others in and that its not worth it..

[Travis982]

f**ktheriaa:

I'm sorry to disagree with you. But this response is hotheaded and irresponsible. The only way to really fight the RIAA is with the pocketbook. Keep sharing and don't buy their CDs.

[method]

A bunch of gateway webpages submitted to search engines pusing users to another webpage that constantly attempts to reload images from their site could probably do this shit anyway and the users wouldn't even need to be aware of it! (Hell, that's a plausable idea!! - but a bad one for legitimate reasons!!)

There's lot's of ways.. but I still think the best thing for developers to do is concentrate on constructive positive projects. ;)

[mojo-ris-in]

:devil I agree with bob and the others. We definitely do NOT need to add fuel to their fire. Hitting them in the wallets is the right way to go. The last thing we need is to stoop down to their level. Level heads need to prevail.