Originally posted by: ViRGE
Yeesh, don't they teach you kids anything these days? Use newsgroups, they're practically untracable and a hell of a lot faster. :evil:
the first rule about usenet is... you DO NOT talk about teh usenet.
/fightclub
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Yeesh, don't they teach you kids anything these days? Use newsgroups, they're practically untracable and a hell of a lot faster. :evil:
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Yeesh, don't they teach you kids anything these days? Use newsgroups, they're practically untracable and a hell of a lot faster. :evil:
Originally posted by: loki8481
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Yeesh, don't they teach you kids anything these days? Use newsgroups, they're practically untracable and a hell of a lot faster. :evil:
the first rule about usenet is... you DO NOT talk about teh usenet.
/fightclub![]()
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Yeesh, don't they teach you kids anything these days? Use newsgroups, they're practically untracable and a hell of a lot faster. :evil:
Originally posted by: OREOSpeedwagon
Wouldn't buying the game and claiming you were downloading a backup copy be pointless? because you're in trouble for sharing the game, not downloading it?
Sorry about that, I'm tired and I wasn't thinking.Originally posted by: loki8481
the first rule about usenet is... you DO NOT talk about teh usenet.
/fightclub![]()
especially a mod who could look up his IP and email addresses :evil:Originally posted by: Grouchyoldguy
It would really suck if someone e-mailed a link to this thread to U. of Minessota's IT department.
Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
especially a mod who could look up his IP and email addresses :evil:Originally posted by: Grouchyoldguy
It would really suck if someone e-mailed a link to this thread to U. of Minessota's IT department.
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
especially a mod who could look up his IP and email addresses :evil:Originally posted by: Grouchyoldguy
It would really suck if someone e-mailed a link to this thread to U. of Minessota's IT department.
:evil:
- M4H
Originally posted by: Paktu
I am a student at the University of Minnesota and get my internet service from them. I have been using Azureus to download various torrent files over the past few months, along with Peerguardian. The other night I attempted to download a recently released game, but did not complete the download. It appears that the University received a cease and desist notice last night, so they cut off my internet access. I have to meet with my residence hall director (who is not technologically savvy) some time in the near future.
I know how I'm going to be lectured in this thread about how what I'm doing is illegal, wrong, unethical, kills kittens in soviet russia, etc. But does anyone have suggestions about what to tell my hall director that will get me out of this? Should I buy the game in question and claim I wanted a backup copy? Format my HD? Claim one of my roomates went on my computer? I'd like some ideas here.
Originally posted by: Triumph
Ok, I guess I'm outta the loop. I graduated 3 years ago, which means I last lived in the dorms in 1999. And wtf? That's ALL we did with our bandwith was download MP3's, warez, games, etc. All of this was freely available via Network Neighborhood. Nobody got in trouble, no one was threatened with expulsion, and no one gave anyone a guilt trip about it. Is this really how things are at schools these days, where any activity like this will get you in deep sh!t? And does everyone pay for everything they have nowadays too? That's the impression I get, at least from reading all of the holier-than-thou posts in this thread. I guess I'm just outta the loop.
Originally posted by: Paktu
what I'm doing is illegal, wrong, unethical, kills kittens in soviet russia, etc. <snip> Claim one of my roomates went on my computer?
exactly.Originally posted by: Anubis
he said as long as i dont allow connections from outside the school network they school didnt care
Originally posted by: Triumph
Ok, I guess I'm outta the loop. I graduated 3 years ago, which means I last lived in the dorms in 1999. And wtf? That's ALL we did with our bandwith was download MP3's, warez, games, etc. All of this was freely available via Network Neighborhood. Nobody got in trouble, no one was threatened with expulsion, and no one gave anyone a guilt trip about it. Is this really how things are at schools these days, where any activity like this will get you in deep sh!t? And does everyone pay for everything they have nowadays too? That's the impression I get, at least from reading all of the holier-than-thou posts in this thread. I guess I'm just outta the loop.
Originally posted by: KLin
Kiss your ass goodbye idiot.
