Piracy is Good? Part Six

[Oveneise]

Keep pressing 2

[threefoldutopia]

jesus christ, there's a PART 7?!?! I'm going to have to come back to this later.

[eidius1989]

how can this format work with softwares? games and program and etc?

[colloredbrothers]

People are in evolving times, we are at a cusp of freedom and our social corporate life. coorporations are "fighting" what people want. and the only thing they can do is find an inventive way to play around this and not try to stop it. This is a very good lecture.

our basic nature demands of us a freedom.

[daro2096]

@colloredbrothers

You call this freedom? I am going blind staring at these screens. lol

[piracyisevil]

I don't care if its beneficial to both the customer and the producer. It is evil and thats that

[davidkeithbecket]

dude. If I'm happy and they're happy, whats the problem?

[multipurpose101]

@piracyisevil If everyone wins, how is it evil?

[CakeMace]

so is this you speaking in this video?

[aescobar32]

how to distribute globally (ads and so on that have value globally) when lets say walmart has an ad on some show and it gets to me where a walmart doesnt exist in this country?

[mpesce]

Good question. The best answer: have local torrents.

[charginmahlob]

wow you didnt think that though right, LOL @ local torrents.....take a moment and listen to what the guy said, local torrents is working against the idea of torrents. The moore the faster.

[mpesce]

more and local are two completely independent things.

[fakertfakersonJR]

local means that it is a small slice of a globsl pie... unless there is literally no users seeding the torrent outside of a community there is no way that a local torrent would download at the same speed as a global torrent...

[mpesce]

If torrents were much more pervasively available it wouldn't be a small slice at all. Even local communities would have hundreds to thousands of seeders - well beyond what's necessary to ensure good, healthy torrenting...

[fakertfakersonJR]

True, which means its really not going to come into effect for several year (maybe decades)...

Also it depends on how local the torrents are, i.e. just a street, or a city... county?

As a follow up question, what would be the incentive for a local torrent? why not just choose the first torrent on the list?

[jauntym]

An incentive would be higher download speeds from each individual local seed, so that even if they'd be fewer, it would compensate. And it probably wouldn't take more than 5, 10 years at most to get a good number of people in on it, provided you could somehow motivate them. Although I agree, my incentive is not a very good one and I don't see how you could actually convince people to form these local torrent communities.

[ArandomNutter]

Now of know shit about DHCP servers do you? If you have the 1st torrents that show up your ones and localize them with the use of existing controls you can easily get the seed off the ground

Also if there aren't on the teley 1st how are you going to get access to the content to make global torrents?

[pimpizzle2]

hes right!