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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page


Plz sign the petition!

https://www.google.com/landing/takeaction/

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You know Mixx, If they were just to shut the whole internet down we would start getting massive amount of pussy. I was fine without all this.

Real men can spit game live and pull without cell phones. Shut that shit down and we'll see who the real players are.
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signed.
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Quote: (01-18-2012 01:46 PM)el mechanico Wrote:  

You know Mixx, If they were just to shut the whole internet down we would start getting massive amount of pussy. I was fine without all this.

Real men can spit game live and pull without cell phones. Shut that shit down and we'll see who the real players are.

Well, I think shutting down all social networks like Facebook and Myspace would help the veteran players out enormously. [Image: smile.gif]

However, I LOVE wiki, I love having lots of info at my fingertips on my iPhone.

So, I agree, shutdown useless social networks like Facebook who have killed game as we know it, but I make my $$$$ from the internet. Which would mean, no more location independent living for Mixx, but worse, no more Rooshvforum!

Wiki todays posted "Imagine a world without free knowledge"

..Now I ask you guys..."Imagine a world without Rooshvforum", no more info on Colombia, DR, or Latin America; no more info on Brazil from GM and Amour Fou; no more valuable info on dressing GQ and living like a Mack from Gmanifesto; no more live feed updates from Roosh as he slays Europe as a trailblazer.....imagine that?




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It's not unthinkable that the Rooshvforum could be at risk if this legislation passes. Everyone should sign this.

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Quote: (01-18-2012 02:00 PM)Caligula Wrote:  

It's not unthinkable that the Rooshvforum could be at risk if this legislation passes. Everyone should sign this.

Hell, EVERYTHING is at risk if SOPA goes through. The internet will turn into the wild west.

We can't allow it.

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This is really cool - more effective than signing a petition. Fill out the form and send a fax to your representative saying you oppose SOPA.

http://www.hellofax.com/StopSOPA

Just enter your zip code and it figures out who your representatives are and does the rest for you.

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Yes Americans very much need to mobilize and block this from passing, or at least force the shills in Washington to exempt the most devastating parts of the bill out. A year ago the same process was going on for the NDAA, it didn't immediately effect peoples day to day lives so it drifted under the radar, now its law. Sign the petition and contact your bought lawmaker to actually do something in the interest of the people for once.

The world was a better place before then NET, but your a fool to think it would return to those stages, every other means of media, expression, or culture has been consolidated and constrained. You would just have controlled outlets to express yourself with very little freedom. Think of having an iPhone and its restrictive nature put on every aspect of your expressive and cultural life... not cool.

Fuck SOPA.
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Our congressman got hammered on his facebook page and said this..

"While I feel that copyright infringement and piracy should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, I have deep concerns about the bill’s effect on free speech rights and am opposed to SOPA in its current form."
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If something like SOPA passes, I would consider moving servers abroad.
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Quote: (01-18-2012 04:07 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

If something like SOPA passes, I would consider moving servers abroad.

Seriously, this country is so fucked so fast so bad... why is this shit happening?

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Quote: (01-18-2012 04:07 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

If something like SOPA passes, I would consider moving servers abroad.

You should definetely think about it.
Just don't go to Sweden like Assange did, or I can guarantee that you will be arrested for rape just for running GALNUC routines.

Hell, America used to be a role-model of individual freedom for other countries.
Next thing you know you guys will be inviting Kim-Jong-Un and Hu Jintao for thanksgiving at the White House.

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Quote: (01-18-2012 04:07 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

If something like SOPA passes, I would consider moving servers abroad.

They'd still fuck with your DNS and redirect traffic.

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Quote: (01-18-2012 04:42 PM)Caligula Wrote:  

Quote: (01-18-2012 04:07 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

If something like SOPA passes, I would consider moving servers abroad.

They'd still fuck with your DNS and redirect traffic.

We might have avoided that risk already, even if the bill does make it. Pressure forced some cuts.

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Under intense pressure from their constituents, Sen. Pat Leahy and Rep. Lamar Smith, the bills' principal sponsors, issued separate statements last week indicating that they would revise the bills to remove requirements that ISPs attempt to block access to websites using the domain-name system, or DNS.

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What are the implications of these bills for Canadians? I would assume internet browsing/freedom would be hindered but in what way?
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My servers are in the netherlands, but even still the US government forced spain to shut down some odd 10 thousand something sites (hosted in spain with spanish registrars), so its not like it matters. Something like this has to pass so they can have a reasonable way to excuse a one world government.

"well if someone hurts a US citizen from germany, we can't do anything. We'll have to have a WWG in order to protect our citizens" - oh yeah, sure, to protect us.

I sent that fax (good lookin out on that one) and i attached the personal message, "If this passes, I pray God forgets you were my countrymen."
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SOPA and PIPA: The Basics
Media companies are always looking for new ways to fight piracy. They've tried suing individual users, getting Internet service providers to take action against subscribers, and working with the U.S. government to shut down domains based in the United States. But none of those actions can stop overseas websites such as The Pirate Bay and MegaUpload from infringing copyrights, or prevent Internet users from accessing those sites.

Enter SOPA, in the U.S. House of Representatives, and PIPA, in the U.S. Senate. Both bills are aimed at foreign websites that infringe copyrighted material. The bills are commonly associated with media piracy, but may also apply to counterfeit consumer goods and medication.

Originally, both bills provided two methods for fighting copyright infringement on foreign websites. In one method, the U.S. Department of Justice could seek court orders requiring Internet service providers to block the domain names of infringing sites. For example, Comcast could prevent its customers from accessing thepiratebay.org, although the underlying IP address would still be reachable. This ISP-blocking provision was a major concern among Internet security experts, and both SOPA and PIPA have dropped it.

The other tool would allow rights holders to seek court orders requiring payment providers, advertisers, and search engines to stop doing business with an infringing site. In other words, rights holders would be able to request that funding be cut off from an infringing site, and that search links to that site be removed. The site in question would have five days to appeal any action taken.

Although the House and Senate bills are similar, SOPA is the more extreme of the two. It defines a "foreign infringing site" as any site that is "committing or facilitating" copyright infringement, whereas PIPA is limited to sites with "no significant use other than" copyright infringement. More details on SOPA and PIPA are available through the Library of Congress website.



** So, what does this all mean? For all you iPhone lovers out there who jailbreak your iPhone, SOPA would make the distribution on jailbreak SW Illegal No more Cydia for you!

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The end game is to turn the internet into Cable. Cable you have tiers in which you have to pay into. Basic TV is shitty and not that great. Basic net for all will be heavily restricted while the Media Mega Giants will offer tiers for you to pay into to get more service/access. They will cake so much of userfees they won't give a fuck whom pirates what, and since the access of pirated material will be small, sourced and track-able many won't even try it. Of course this premium service will become crappy and repetitive just like Cable TV currently is, where you are fed the same content over and over and different platforms. Of course all falling under government control as TV falls under strict FCC guidelines whom ultimately sets whom can play and whom can not.

I wonder how Google fits into all of this? They are the only company with the capacity to source all of the internet onto one location (the rumor is Google has developed the largest Data storage systems on the globe and have ALL of the internet stored in their databases many times over). They have championed (publicly) the criticism of SOPA yet they explicitly work hand in hand with the Government on piracy and internet security issues by handing over info, same goes with Apple.
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Moving servers abroad won't help. The justice department can and has seized domains that are/were hosted abroad. As a matter of fact, I think that you (Roosh) linked to such a story in a twitter post, is that right?
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I don't remember where I got this story, but not sure if you guys knew that a young, UK Citizen is being extradited to the United States for hosting a website containing links to download music.


So, the US is playing Chess with this whole patriot act/SOPA BS. Nobody is safe, even outside US borders and even if you are NOT a US Citizen.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/01/1...5C20120113


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Quote: (01-18-2012 11:54 PM)MiXX Wrote:  

I don't remember where I got this story, but not sure if you guys knew that a young, UK Citizen is being extradited to the United States for hosting a website containing links to download music.


So, the US is playing Chess with this whole patriot act/SOPA BS. Nobody is safe, even outside US borders and even if you are NOT a US Citizen.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/01/1...5C20120113


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^No need for that, man. Let's try to stay on topic.

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As a side note, this wasn't really a true blackout. You could easily access the wiki articles by just disabling javascript or by visiting their mobile site (m.wikipedia.org). But anyone who could figure that out probably already knew about the issues anyway.

This SOPA/PIPA shit is so wack. On a positive note, I believe Obama alluded to the fact that he may veto it if it passes through Congress.

I can't have sex with your personality, and I can't put my penis in your college degree, and I can't shove my fist in your childhood dreams, so why are you sharing all this information with me?
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Quote: (01-19-2012 12:18 AM)Soma Wrote:  

As a side note, this wasn't really a true blackout. You could easily access the wiki articles by just disabling javascript or by visiting their mobile site (m.wikipedia.org). But anyone who could figure that out probably already knew about the issues anyway.

This SOPA/PIPA shit is so wack. On a positive note, I believe Obama alluded to the fact that he may veto it if it passes through Congress.

Obama is full of shit. He said the same thing about the NDAA.
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