What I see here are two opportunities:
1. Develop an iptables script that will accept connections only from
the hosts that have what you are searching for. This requires
iptable-gnutella client integration. The only way the RIAA gets in is
if they have what you are looking for, and I believe this is called
entrapment.
2. Learn how to "interdict" and for a company to do so. This is a
skill 99.5% of computer users do not have, which means RIAA is going to
pay a premium to get people who can do it.
George
bob smith wrote:
>
> Following the links being posted on slashdot is like
> reading George Orwell's 1984 :(. I hope we all don't
> end up like Winston Smith though.
>
> http://politechbot.com/p-03795.html
>
> Also a few posts down there is a quote from a reuters
> article:
>
> "Microsoft also warned today that the era of "open
> computing," the free exchange of digital information
> that has defined the personal computer industry, is ending."
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