2003-11-22, 13:29 | Link #41 |
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id like to see groups seed there bt releases without no 10/20 mbit hacked machines.
if a company doesnt want there shit fansubed they can go after groups if they really want to stop all of it. it will scare some groups to stop etc, but then it will become underground and ALL the fans will use the bots even though they are hacked. its like WHEN naruto gets lisenced, all the people who are against distrobution of lisenced anime will still download naruto. i dont see them waiting x months/year for the dvds, they cant even wait a week and the people who consider fansubs legal are stupid |
2003-11-22, 16:20 | Link #42 | ||
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2003-11-22, 19:09 | Link #43 |
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Its just one of those things, yes its wrong, but I never make my bots do BT seeding, thats way to much bandwidth and I know if I was a college net admin I would be mad at th ebill next month. Thats not the point, yes its wrong, but most people rely on bots, if you want to report them, its fine with me, its not very hard to get an IP from anyone lol even if they BNC it. netstat etc.
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2003-11-22, 19:50 | Link #44 | ||
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2003-11-22, 21:34 | Link #45 |
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I can see this going to way of the Anime Junkies vs the world topics
"Fansubbing is illegal" "But fansubbing is good!" "but it's illegal!' "but its good!" Eventually, mods come and the topic gets closed down. Just a warning (not trying to hijack the thread), do not post until you've read everything (this wont happen until the thread gets to about 5-6 pages). It's good to hear your opinion and you have every right to express it, but when someone has said something you already have said, then its probably best to just observe their said argument and shoot from there. Anyway, have fun |
2003-11-22, 22:48 | Link #46 | |
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2003-11-22, 23:25 | Link #47 |
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Actually, for the record, complich8, I don't like rooting because I know how it hurts people--I've worked as a sysadmin in the past. The "you could get caught" argument was meant to appeal to the folk who don't care.
The ethical fansubbing POV (I haven't read your big rant yet) is, I believe, really aimed at "So long as it doesn't hurt anybody enough for them to care." If either US or Japanese companies came out and said "We object to the entire practice of fansubbing", I would stop. I think it's really a matter of having respect for the people who make a living at it. While we're tromping over their intellectual property rights, we set limits on ourselves (different limits for different people) and say "I will go no farther than this." My personal limit is that I won't touch anything licensed in the US or available in Japan with English subtitles, nor will I touch anything that hasn't been "added to" by someone's work (subtitled, basically. If I saw radio dramas that were in files along with translations, I might listen to them. Music, no way.) And I'll report anybody who I see breaking the law and making money at it to the authorities if I have the chance. Anyway, I'll stop now. But as far as breaking into machines goes--just don't do it. |
2003-11-24, 02:23 | Link #48 | |
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I have rooted for a good amount of time and tho i was ignorant at first i have come to realize (by a close friend being cought) that its not going to pay off (i quit rooting). I run distro for #anbudom and i use legit bots instead of "hacked" ones. I personally dont feel like having the FBI on my ass. I'm sure this path is the best way to go, for both the channel, and the ppl involved. Last edited by DarKBoArDeR; 2003-11-25 at 00:40. |
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2003-11-24, 03:35 | Link #49 | |
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2003-11-24, 04:14 | Link #50 | |
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2003-11-24, 11:57 | Link #51 |
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God, I cant help but thinking that any group that consciously utilizes such methods is just as low as those R1 anime DVD ripping groups. They use the similar method as those spammers who go around hunting for openrelays to use if I read right. No consideration for personal property of others. I guess they figure that if a door isnt locked tight enough, its free for their use.
I dont see any reason why a group has to steal a high-speed connection if they dont need one. Its equivilant to a charity group stealing a car off the streets because they need a ride to work. You make do with what you have unless you can afford or someone can give you better. If someone cant handle that, then do they really need to be fansubbing? People might be shocked at how much money they have once they give up soft drinks for water, stop smoking, and stop going to the movies etc. Hell, that what Ive done to afford my import anime and translations in the past. $40 per to month isnt that bad if holyangel is serious. I pray that no group that I ever have any affiliation with will ever resort to such method. |
2003-11-25, 01:58 | Link #53 | |
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Racknine has a 50gb/month limit + 2.5gb storage limit on its highest deal, and it's only $30 a month. And racknine is plenty fast, it maxes out around 800kB/s. |
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2003-11-25, 03:59 | Link #54 | |
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50 gb/month .... how many of those do I need to meet my 1 TB/week needs? whoops, 80. 50 gb/month might be enough for your needs, if you've got a small following, but when you hit a certain point (like any time you have more than 285 people downloading your single 175 meg release once a month) you're over that. Do 4 eps/month (one weekly series you're keeping up with) and have 500 people who you're feeding? once again, that's 8 of those servers. 2 per release completely consumed. The best wholesale bandwidth deals I've seen are rackshack's. 10 megabits dedicated is about 3 TB/month. 3 TB for 500 bucks isn't too bad. Their dedicated 100 mbit servers are a bit better though, 700 gigs data transfer for $100/month. 500 gets you 3.5 TB of transfer, and more machines to do stuff with (also more disk space, if I remember right the standard rackshack cheapo package has a 60 gig hdd), but you run the risk of their rather steep overage charges if you don't watch your bandwidth pretty closely. That, and its still $500/month. I know I can't foot even a fifth of that bill without drastically altering my lifestyle (like ... no longer being a student). Just on the fansubs traffic (getting raws to people, getting release candidates to people, getting scripts to people) and distro (getting releases to distro people), my group uses a good 15-20 gigs/day of bandwidth, we eat almost a whole rackshack worth in bandwidth behind the scenes alone, and that's just 30 or so active people on a kinda large number of series. Yeah, if we had ... I don't know, 3, 4 more of those, we could probably have what people would call a "good" distro. On the other hand, if you are smaller, slower, and on less projects, 30 bucks a month for 50 gigs isn't bad at all. Why, that's an average of 20K/sec across the whole month, I know a lot of people who pay more for their cable modems than that and have slower upload! |
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2003-11-25, 21:43 | Link #57 | |
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2003-12-21, 17:04 | Link #58 |
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most of the hacked stuff are so elementary, if u r kind enuf, you can go in and patch it for them or leave them a note about it.
i've told "rooters" that its ass fscking colony for them if they get caught, but i've seen arguements saying that they are not from teh US and make themselves feel better about it. if you know its rooted and u feel wrong about it, dont use it. if you really feel wrong about it, report it. using the excuse of distroing anime cuz you dont have enuf legit bots to hack isnt not good enough excuse. |
2003-12-22, 04:14 | Link #59 | |
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Anyway I think if your lame enough not to notice that u're missing 20gigs and your bandwidth is used even you have no dl/ul then I think it's a wake up call |
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2003-12-22, 09:44 | Link #60 | |
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Some people still pay for stuff to serve, Nandayo pay for a server on a 100MBIT port burstable to 1GBIT. So stop assuming ALL things are hacked or rooted. NenMaster, 10MBIT server on a P4 2.4GHZ serve from TMS (High Quality Datacenter Which Uses HE.NET, Not Cogent Which Is The Worst BW Known To Man) is only $399 a month. I can get cheaper as well if I look around, it's not hard. |
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