Reply to Re: Forum Freakiness Fixed
If you don't have an account, just leave the password field blank.
And schapper, you are retarded becuase if the IP was shared, people could access my file, which i can sue against! LOOK IT UP, YOU DRUNK SH!T!
Oh, is that so. Let's see: You could sue ONLY on account of damage to your' person ie. blackmail. You cannot sue someone for publicizing your' IP address unless you can prove to the court that said publicity has harmed you in some way. You do not own the IP address: your' Service Provider does and as such, it isn't actually your' personal possession. That you could sue the Dink Network for creating a way for people to hack your' system is rubbish, because most anyone with more-then-basic computer skills could stalk you down and find your' IP number.
In fact, if you were actually worried about this, you probably would be using the internet at your' local library or cafe.
Ed. I looked it up as Skorn suggested (Googled "share ip address illegal"). The first result:
Collapse in illegal sharing and boom in streaming brings music to executives' ears
• Teenagers switching to streaming sites – survey
• Spotify and YouTube lead the way as habits change
I seem to remember a certain someone planning to use certain famous mp3 files illegally?
Oh, is that so. Let's see: You could sue ONLY on account of damage to your' person ie. blackmail. You cannot sue someone for publicizing your' IP address unless you can prove to the court that said publicity has harmed you in some way. You do not own the IP address: your' Service Provider does and as such, it isn't actually your' personal possession. That you could sue the Dink Network for creating a way for people to hack your' system is rubbish, because most anyone with more-then-basic computer skills could stalk you down and find your' IP number.
In fact, if you were actually worried about this, you probably would be using the internet at your' local library or cafe.
Ed. I looked it up as Skorn suggested (Googled "share ip address illegal"). The first result:
Collapse in illegal sharing and boom in streaming brings music to executives' ears
• Teenagers switching to streaming sites – survey
• Spotify and YouTube lead the way as habits change
I seem to remember a certain someone planning to use certain famous mp3 files illegally?
