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Pirate Bay now run from Pirate Party 'mountain bunker'
The Pirate Bay returned to the business of providing its BitTorrent technology to freetards earlier today with a new bandwidth supplier in the unlikely form of the Swedish Pirate Party, after the site was offline for the best part of a day. The Pirate Party's Rick Falkvinge said in a statement this lunchtime that his anti- …
What an idiot!
You would think, what with the MPAA's continued dogging of the Pirate Bay website, they would be smart enough to keep quiet and so buy themselves at least a few months of quiet (whilst the MPAA tried to find out exactly where they are hosted) before the next MPAA court attempted takedown. But No, of course not, lets be loud mouths and tell them exactly where they need to launch their next court case.
@Iglethal: Be more perceptive
They did this on purpose. Hiding would only add to the conviction that they are doing something illegal. But they are doing it in the open because they genuinely believe that current copyright laws are untenable and obsolete.
Not really
So thats why they hide their servers at the end of a VPN?
Here they are only admiting the location of the tip p of the iceberg - which we can all see anyway :)
Whats the score now?
Is it 2-0 or 3-0 to the pirate bay, I cant keep up :)
Freetard logic
Well they now have massive liabilities, and even the people who founded it don't want to be associated with it. If that's victory I'd hate to see what a "defeat" looks like.
Idiot Logic
Years of lawsuits and millions spent on lawyers...
Yet I can still use TPB as freely as I could have prior to the above.
A victory? Debatable.
A defeat? Nothing close to it.
47-0 i think...
but we stopped keeping score ages ago...
"But they are doing it in the open because they genuinely believe that current copyright laws are untenable and obsolete"
And I genuinely believe beer should be free.
So do I, or at least cheaper.
Sadly, thanks to the government here in the UK it's never likely to happen. There would be lots of ways for beer to become free, or almost free (most things downloaded cost the user something somewhere along the line) -- but they're incompatible with taxation policies.
Personally, I'd like to see Marijuana free also -- and the only thing stopping that is the law.
Sorry, I know you're joking, but there's a serious point behind this about why we pay the price we do for anything -- and it's not always about rewarding the producer.
Free Beer
Did you mean free as in beer or free as in speech?
I don't think you can download beer from PirateBay...
Just search for....
They never learn
Sooner or later all of these clowns will end up in prison.
cant see it meself
MPAA wont be sent to prison mate , they grease to many palms for that to happen
Good publicity
Election in the autumn in Sweden and being harassed by the American MPAA? Got to be worth some votes.
ISP hopping is so easy for TPB and court orders have to be applied for each time so it's conceivable that they go back to cyberbunker again. At some point, some court may choose rule against the MPAA on the grounds of jurisdiction or unworkability or unsuitability - no copyrighted material is ever kept on thepiratebay's servers and the limewire judgement is unlikely to followed outside the US.
Ahoi shipmates!
Re: Good publicity
"Election in the autumn in Sweden and being harassed by the American MPAA? Got to be worth some votes."
After the allegations of not particularly impartial judges/magistrates, the last thing the big names/labels want to be seen doing is getting a political party's infrastructure shut down during a foreign election, at least in a place like Sweden which is not generally seen as some developing nation that can be used as some kind of litter tray for US foreign policy experimentation.
"Ahoi shipmates!"
Yoho ahoy!
Well timed
With Swedish elections coming up on Sep 19th, assuming the entertainment industry get the current hosting knocked out for a few days before these elections, this will no doubt concentrate the minds of Swedish voters who would quite like filesharing to continue, in the sense enough voters might then think this issue more important than they otherwise would to get a few pirates elected. Also the world only really needs one place with decent enough connectivity to legislate against extreme copyright overriding freedoms of expression and privacy for the effects of this to be influential elsewhere.
why use PirateBay?
I just use google with the right search strings. works just as well as PirateBay - after all, they are not hosting the actual content (content which might or might not be illegal). they are just hosting links. I'm sure Bing could be used instead....but I'm not that sick ;-)
Why use Google?
Sure Google works, but I don't want to receive emails and ads for 5 years on a single search string I entered into their site. For all their privacy concerns I would hope that Pirate Bay either regularly wipes, or simple does not keep user logs. I don't know that they do this, but I know they are more likely than Google, whom I know gathers any bit of data they can like a sick leech, and then hordes it for all eternity. Google claims they "anonymize" your data after 90 days, but I have learned MANY times over (recent wireless snooping anyone) not to trust Google AT ALL.
When pressed Google seems to retain ALL of your data for ALL time. And anything they do to "anonymize" it can also just as easily be undone by them.
They are a hypocritical company with bad intentions, and they would sell the logs of all your searches to the MPAA and RIAA if offered the right amount of money, or told to by the courts.
Google, Intel, Microsoft, Apple, Walmart, McDonalds etc:
These are all different names for Greed, Corporate Dominance, Hypocrisy, and Elite dominance over the people of the world. All of them have shown a greed and contempt for mankind that makes me sick. We should all do a better job of avoiding these companies products. Companies should not forget that they should be their to serve their customer base, and provide a useful product or service. Though some of the above companies may do this, they do other evil things too. Acting criminally in one area kind of negates your honest actions.
Its asymetrical warfare.
The cost of switching ISP's is probably at least one order of magnitude lower than the cost of forcing them to make such a move, maybe two.
I think they need to do is to stop focusing on piracy and instead focus on making their customers happy.
For example cheap rentals from Red Box and Netflix have drastically reduced the cost of watching a DVD. However because of the increased value, DVD's now form a much bigger slice of my monthly entrainment budget.
So they are getting less money from me per movie, but getting more money from me each month.
That's the direction they need to be headed in. Greater value, greater convenience, less money per move but more money per person per year.
well said sir!
as a dedicated 100% non-PB user all of this is noise in the system, I'd simply say let's face the REAL basic truth here . . . (these are UK scenarios, OK?)
CD revenue has tanked because ;
1) the supermarkets have driven the retail price down from £16 - £18 per unit to £7 - £9 each
2) the labels went to sleep & let Apple steal their revenue stream
DVD revenue has tanked because;
3) retail price point is no longer >£25 each (see #1 above idiots)
4) rentals are cheap, real cheap (BTW are you awake yet Sky? no?? thought not!)
simple basic economics, ignore the market trends and your balls get crushed
but at the end of the day they must be immensely profitable to waste millions on lawyers, so do I worry about the poor darlings? nah
do buy their 'products'? nup"
am I interested in their latest 'pop sensation'? PMSL not really
that having been said - please keep going PB, I do need something to watch with my beer & popcorn and you provide GREAT soap opera :)
cell structure
Didn't the Pirate Bay guy say something like, all that parts that make up the Pirate Bay are compartmentalized, with each host not knowing that they are hosting part of the Pirate Bay, and certainly not knowing who is hosting the other parts of the system, all neatly tied together with a VPN setup.
Probally why the Pirate Party refused to say who was hosting the rest of the site.
This seems to have come up a couple of times:
A VPN does not stop someone finding out who you are talking to, it just stops them finding out what is being said. TPB using VPNs to communicate with distributed services does not stop ISPs or Law enforcement finding out where the rest of their services are, it only stops them seeing what data is being moved. As we already know what data is being moved, VPNs would seem to be pretty useless, except to try to make the users think that they are in some way protected by them, they are not.
"extreme copyright overriding freedoms of expression "
Since you can get what you want online for free, and nobody is going to nick you, how does that work?
The only freedom being quashed here is the right to be paid fairly for producing creative work that's quite popular. Thanks to spoiled brats.
Public domain
"The only freedom being quashed here is the right to be paid fairly for producing creative work that's quite popular. Thanks to spoiled brats."
Remind me: would that be the Beatles or Roy Orbison? Both of which should be well out of copyright by now if the law (as in original law) was followed. Orbison's been dead for years, and I don't see why his dependants, fifty years later, should be given more money because of what he did in the sixties.
I agree with copyright. As an author (in a couple of months) myself, I agree that I should be compensated for my work. However (and this is a big however), the essentially perpetual copyright (as it will be extended again next time Elvis comes close to being out of copyright) is not fair on consumers, and does not benefit society either. Elvis wrote his work believing it would be protected for 28 years (or thereabouts -- I can't be bothered to look up the exact number), and not the 90+ years it now is. The time-limited monopoly in exchange for the eventual release into the public domain of the work is the cornerstone of copyrgiht law.
Because of this I believe absolutely of the ignoring of copyright on anything more than 28 years old, and the application of copyright (except where the author says otherwise) to works less than 28 years old. Keep the Statute of Anne!
privacy and expression
Your copyright does not give you a right to have my letters steamed open because my privacy right supercedes your copyright here. You should also have no right to have my Internet connection spied upon (same idea), but some governments seem wrongly to think that it should.
As to freedom of expression being suppressed, Disney's Mickey Mouse plagiarised Steamboat Willy, because SW was out of 30 year copyright in the 1920's, but MM is still in copyright jail 90 years later. As the useful public domain depletes due to extreme copyright duration, many new expressions becomes genuinely more difficult. For example, I saw a TV program describing the impossibility of creating a historical program reviewing a number of civil rights documentaries made during the 1960ies because each documentary would require contacting hundreds of rights holders, who are difficult or impossible to trace and if interested likely to be too expensive to deal with. Consequently copyright interferes with freedom of expression in a world where preservation of history is important, and our ability to represent important parts of it becomes impossible, or in any kind of artistic situation where new work requires representation or inclusion of old work.
The scary part...
The really scary part is that US law is being applied globally. Your nations laws and sovereignty are being seconded to the USA's.
Not necessarily a problem, but after 9/11 you now have to constantly prove to the US government that you are not doing anything wrong. Non-US approved encryption is banned, your emails and web traffic are monitored. Your GPS enabled cell phone broadcasts your location 24/7 and when out of your home everything you do is video taped.
Once the "terrorists are brought to justice" where will the next "enemies" be found?
"What is the Matrix? Control." - Morpheus
I was going to take you seriously, until I saw that you quoted The Matrix...
Not yet
But soon. Real soon. The power of ACTA compels you!
Maybe people are just paying them what it is worth. Most of what comes out of Hollywood is nothing but garbage. They also think that they can set the price and inflate the price. Look at what they are doing to Red Box and Netflix. Those companies pay what everyone else pays and yet Hollywood feels the need to impose stipulations that they don't impose on others.
If all Hollywood is producing is "garbage"...
... why the hell is anyone bothering to download it in the first place?
Clearly, it is *not* all "garbage", as plenty of freetards are willing to put in the time and effort to download and view it.
...He's a thing. The "Humble Bundle"* was released and you could get that for free (basically). The "free"tards opted to pat MORE for the bundle that the Wintards or Joboids. US$14.5 from the freetards vs US$8 or so from the Wintards.
Treat people fairly and they will respond, treat them like criminals or animals and they will react in any way they can.
The RIAA, MPAA, BPI etc do not get this.
*I agree that US$1 million is not a lot to the likes of EA; but it does (perhaps) show a way forward for smaller outfits and raises interesting questions as to who the freeloaders actually are. And they are not where you would normally think it seems.
@Big Yin
Where are you getting that "stat" from? One of my collegues got the bundle and at no point was asked anything other than which OS he wanted to download it for. This leads me to think that you are equating Linux users with being a "freetard" and Mac/Windows users with being a "paytard". Of the people I know who download copyright stuff from the Internet, 100% of them use Windows, of the people I know who use Linux 100% of them pay for their music/DVDs (based on a sample set of two, one being me.)
@fraser - from here:
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Total contributed $1,273,593
- Number of contributions 138,812
- Average contribution $9.17
<Win> $8.05
<Mac> $10.18
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Big Yin was saying that the average spend per user was higher for the linux users that windows (or come to that apple) users.
I suspect that they were talking about the 'cost' of the OS, not browsing habits, since the two are not necessarily connected.
The old argument about having money left over from not paying for the OS is rather tired, but the other sort of free is more relevant -do you want an OS where you are tied into certain codecs, programs, DRM etc. or not?
"what we already provide to activists around the world"
Um, sorry ? I don't mean to be rude, but how can a political party founded just 4 years ago already provide stuff to "activists around the world" ?
What financial boon do they have that allows them to throw money willy-nilly without a thought or a care ?
If financing bandwidth is a drop in the bucket for this new organisation, what is their warchest and what do they destine it for ?
I'm a tad curious.
Prirate Party Sucks
I sure if any of the wasters that are members actually had more than a few brain cells and could make/write/create anything that could be sold and copyrighted they would soon quit the party and do so.
Yeah Right.
"With hair of bat, and shell of bunker, with blood of unicorn and horn of political party I call upon Satan to bless The Pirate Bay's elixir of bullshit special sauce."
That's all these guys are doing, waving all kinds of impressive sounding terms around as if it's going to magically legitimise and protect TPB.
It wont.
TPB has lost in court several times now, and there are a lot of jurisdictions that they don't even dream of setting up in because it's skullbuggeringly obvious that they'd lose.
Political parties, even those who have MPs in an elected chamber, don't have many magic legal rights. Regardless of whether The Pirate Party would throw copyright out if they got into power, they are still at this moment aiding a legally dubious practice. To all intents and purposes they're claiming that the law doesn't apply to them because they'd change it it they ever get in to power, that's hilariously delusional in it's own right, but it also goes down very badly with voters in most places.
If TPB setup it's servers in the office of... say... The Daily Sports, and said "newspaper" ended up getting cut off from the net, could we really wring our hands and sob about how the big bad MPAA was randomly crushing legitimate news outlets?
I admit that I think that copyright laws are pretty dumb, I'd even go so far as to say that they should only protect IP for 10 years or so. (Ten years after release most stuff is either out of print or in the bargain bin, or both!) But right now the endless stream of bollocks that is produced in the name TPB to try to claim that the law doesn't apply is offensive.
Bit Torrent aint worth the hassle
Having never used "Bit Torrent" I was given a demo by some friends the other night.
What on earth are the MPAA so worried about? I really fail to see why they deem it such a threat.
Its just like the old days of P2P (2.2Kb/sec etc) Plus im sure ISP's are throttling this also...
Unless you are downloading "torrent of the day" the speeds are ridiculous, some meaning you'd wait days, possibly a week to complete. Even longer if you're one of those paranoid types who switches the pc off when not around...
Really, I am genuinely surprised at the need to come down on this like a ton of bricks.
Its obvious it takes a fair bit of effort to download a Torrent and needs people at the other end to stay online once they have reached 100% too...
Aren't the MPAA (and the like) being a "little" bit overprotective here?
Maybe you are being throttled? I find that torrent speeds have grown to unbelievable levels. When I download a movie it arrives within 15 minutes, almost always. Based on a size of around 700 meg. And that goes even for the more obscure files with less than 50 seeds. There really is no effort involved at all.
Re: Bit Torrent aint worth the hassle
You're wrong. Bittorrent is hyper efficient. I'm an ex-pat living in Sweden and I have a 100Mbit connection at home. I don't download music or films but I download lots of UK TV programmes using Bittorrent. Most programmes run to about 200-250MB for a half hour programme or 400-500MB for an hour long programme. I can usually download at sustained downloads speeds of 5-10Mb/sec which means bittorrent works almost as an on-demand service for me with even hour long programs taking under 10 minutes to download. The uploaders are very dedicated as well, I can for instance download an episode of Top Gear only an hour after transmission in the UK.
Bittorrent is more efficient than you give it credit for and you should not judge the rest of the world against the crappy broadband speeds you see in the UK.
Clever move by Swedish PP ahead of national elections
I'm an ex-pat living in Sweden and what most people here don't seem to realise is that this is quite a clever move on the part of the Pirate Party in order to raise their profile ahead of national elections here in September. They would just love for the music or film industry to try to take them to court over this as they know there would be a big enough backlash to almost certainly gain them a place in parliament at the next elections. The impressive number of votes they got in the last European elections was connected directly to the public's discontent at the Pirate Bay trial. The Pirate Party would have a field day if the music and film industry were to try taking them to court as it would be possible for them to move the whole debate from just a copyright issue to one of political censorship and an attempt by the industry to suppress a legitimate political party.
My guess though, is that you will see the music and film industry taking a rather low profile and not rising to the bait. They know it would be a disaster for them if the Pirate Party actually got seats in parliament. It will be interesting to see how this pans out in the coming months.
@Digital Freedom
Were you using a BT connection between about 5pm and midnight..? then you want the forum about net neutrality and traffic management.... that's on Thursday at 4.40pm.
Worth it?
TPB the BT equivalent of Napster, or at least they would like to think they are. Shaun wotnot at least had the sense to sell out when it got too much to bear!
Does anyone with any nous actually use TPB anymore? Most dodgy torrents have moved over to use the decentralised open trackers no fixed trackers like TPB, it's merely the torrent files get hosted on places like TPB and Demonoid.
The only solution to this perceived problem is...
composed of two steps, and both must happen
1. Ease access - make it available readily and everywhere, currently there are a plethora of services viying to provide material but there is no one clear winner - no one has the distribution model nailed - exactly how difficult is it to have an "online" digital library - which manages each user's products - i.e. you purchase content, it's added to your online library, and you can then proceed to watch/listen online - to make it extremely attractive, allow "transfers" or "second hand sales" between users, you buy movie A, and once done want to swap for my movie B, swapping isn't free, but incurs a "smaller" charge than buying outright - I mean these are simple ideas..
2. Change the pricing model (reduce the cost) - there is one VERY important point here, pricing should take into account locality - i.e. someone in Sri Lanka can't afford to pay ~180 (~79p) rupees for a song, and the local pricing should reflect that - and it's because it doesn't, in places like that, resorting to pirated material is rife (I know, I'm originally from there!) The demand for content is by far and large ignored, and as a result people resort to the only way they can get the material (without having to impart large chunks of monthly salaries!)
People will pay for something that's cheap and easily accessible, saves the effort of looking up torrents, waiting for seeds and all that palava...
The major problem is that 1 must happen, there are ridiculous restrictions in place (see Hulu, Amazon video on demand etc.) which means that these providers cannot increase their customer base - which would then allow them to drive down prices.
I don't think this is a question of IP, it's a question of changing distribution regulations - if that's done, prices will ultimately go down as services like Amazon (or even a paid for Hulu) would ease access to this content!
Don't see the need for pirate bay
Bittorrent does everything else in a distributed fashion, so why not searches too?
The bittorrent search engine only handles legitimate traffic (as far as I can tell anyway).
Now this is a good thing since it goes to show that the BT system isn't all about the pirates - it's about sharing files, and files like games patches, free ebooks, reference documents, certain device drivers, peoples home-made movies etc. can all be swapped back and forth with no worries.
If someone wanted to make their files available to anyone at any time, quickly and easily then one of the very best ways to achieve this is to make a torrent of it and let it loose.
It does depend on not minding who can get hold of it of course.
I don't see what legit or illegit has to do with anything
The ratio of illicit to illicit material available via bittorrent is a concern but I don't see it being especially relevant to implementing a distributed search.
A distributed search system where there are search providers and there are search consumers. A provider would be a glorified tracking url with a digital signature. When you do the search you first connect to the tracker, and from there you establish connections to seeds and so forth and searches would be sent off across your peers.
Thus Bittorrent (the company) could be a provider, and PirateBay or anybody else could be a provider too. As long as the client allows the user to set 1 or more search provider urls, then its quite possible for many providers to co-exist. In purely economic terms, a distributed search would actually be a disincentive for people like the Pirate bay because they couldn't load up the pages with their own adverts.
Server Locations Secret?
"The Pirate Bay's servers are untouched and getting the site up and running only requires the routing (IP-tunnel) to go through another provider....Where the servers are actually located remains a mystery."
My take:
CyberBunker would obviously know where the so called "Secret Servers" of The Pirate Bay is located.
How can they provide bandwidth if they cannot relay the information back and forth to the servers?
If I am wrong:
Can someone here please explain to me how they can keep the locations of the servers a secret from their ISP (bandwidth provider)?
The Servers will need to be connected to the ISP!
It's at best half true.
With bittorrent you have trackers, clients and indexes.
Clients are of course the software running on users domestic machines, and the overwhelming bulk of traffic involved in bittorrent is between clients, there is no point in concealing this traffic, and each client has an easy time finding out who the other clients are.
Next come the Trackers, these keep track of the clients in the swarm and give new clients an initial list of peers to communicate with. The amount of traffic isn't as high as peer-to-peer, so a tracker could be put at the end of a VPN or TOR-like system, but all the traffic would go through the bunker. Alternatively these machines could be simply hooked up in data centres, with IP addresses dished out from TPB, either way puts them out of the bunker, but either with a sizeable bandwidth problem, or with no geographical concealment.
Then comes the index, this is either in the bunker or on the end of VPN/TOR, and all the bandwidth goes through the bunker.
From the technobabble it sounds like the trackers and indexes are hooked up through a simple f***ing IP tunnel, and when TPB's current ISP gets upset, they'll change ISPs, change DNS, and then wait for everything else to catch up.
It's crappily engineered, overhyped, and far from invincible. And it smacks heavily of people who've watched to much Star Trek blurting out words in the hope that it'll sound impressive.
What's truly pathetic is that given the extreme intellect we're led to believe is required to understand freetard thinking, nobody has made any real refinements to bittorrent software or architecture to help TPB, people have however worked out how to spoof trackers to get higher performance ratios.
The Law is an ass at present
The Pirate Bay is clearly a reaction to the onerous copyright regime currently being imposed on the planet by the United States. Any argument that copyright protects artists went out the window many years ago when they extended copyright to first 75 years and then later to 95 years.
This is about monopolising culture for corporate profits.
I will support the Pirate Bay on that basis and also support anyone else who will stand up for the ordinary person in the face of corporate monopolists and their bought politicians.
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Indie 69 June 2010 New Musiaylist (various artists)
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A little late this time. But here it is, finally. Sorry for the wait. There are a few bonus tracks and some more wallpaper there this time. Other than that, just a bunch of great new tracks for you to listen to. SEEEED! Seeya in July! For a file list click on the number next to "files" above. ^ up there. to the < left a little. (EDIT: WTF is with the torrent name? It wasn't that way when I hit the upload button! Anyway. I tried to edit and it will not let me edit and since every time I've tried to re-up something it's told me "torrent already exists in database" or some such... forever until I add files or something to alter the original hash.. I'm leaving it for now. Maybe forever it will be the "Musiaylist" and well.. that SUCKS!!) OOPS Another mistake. Although I give credit in the blog, the NFO does not contain the cover art credits, so here they are: Image and cover art Credit – www.flickr.com/photos/paradisecircus/25882660/ Creative Commons – Attribution – Non-Commercial – Share-Alike Alternate Cover art sources - www.flickr.com/photos/lrargerich/3796091862/ www.flickr.com/photos/lrargerich/3795264491/ www.flickr.com/photos/cobalt/167189240/
Great Keyword. Easy to search for Musiaylist. Thanks again for the music.
LOL! I'll add it to the tags.
I have been searching...but just found it re-directed from google, for some reason it didn't come up as Indie music in search ... and I think most other months you have a space before 69 in your name too ( i.e. Indie 69)... so that name change (minus the space) kept the pirate bay search engines at bay ( sorry pun). Oh well... makes the game more interesting LOL Thanks for this month's playlist I look forward to them every month. :)
Ah! Another mistake/issue. Thanks for pointing it out. Just wish I could truly edit it.
I look forward to these every month! Please keep up the AWESOME!
Thanks jump4joy913. I'll do my best.
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I do however feel a teensy bit sorry for the Internet Explorer devs lately. For years they got it in the neck for not following standards and now they are being crucified for following standards too closely!
I am a satisfied user of a large swathe of Googles products, but even I have to admit that their response of "Download Chrome" to reports of bad rendering smacks a little of the "best viewed in Netscape Navigator" days and the archaic times of having to maintain two or three different browsers to use with various sites.
No browser should pander to proprietary code, just because one or two of the big players say this is how it's going to be done...
Re: "This post best viewed in Netscape Navigator..."
Considering the Google products have kept working fine not only in Chrome, but also Safari, Firefox and Opera, I'd tend to think that this is a bug in IE rather than a bug in Google products.
There was however definitely a hint of smugness in Google's way to tell Microsoft they were not allowed to create a native YouTube app for Windows devices, and that Google would not bother to write one themselves for such a small market share.
Re: "This post best viewed in Netscape Navigator..."
You never coded a real web page, right? Often depending on the user agent or browser detecttion the page is not the same for every browser. If Google pages have code to detect IE and act in some way, a new version which doesn't act exactly like the old one - maybe even because it is more standard compliant - may break it. The fact that it triggers "compatibility mode" may explain some of that.
Re: "This post best viewed in Netscape Navigator..."
Actually I have been running my own design company for a number of years... although I will tip my hat to my employees for knowing far more than me and keeping me in tea and biscuits! I just "encourage" them and buy *Ferrari's
*which is in fact an 11 year old Honda with a bungee cord holding the exhaust together...
Let me pass you your coat.
Re: "This post best viewed in Netscape Navigator..."
Your comment shows little respect for the past or the current situation. "This site best viewed in Netscape Navigator/Internet Explorer 3.0" are vestiges of the time before standards were agreed to. If the Google searches were breaking in Firefox and Safari you could accuse Google of breaking standards to break MS. But they are working perfectly fine there. MS Compatibility mode was a horrendous non-standards compliant way of dealing with Petabytes of badly coded websites from when MS was pushing non-standard coding for websites.
I'm not fond of Chrome and preferentially use FF myself. But the pathway to recommending it as a download is pretty clear: Google don't have any say over FF or Safari and little input into the design and implementation decision for either piece of software. They do control Chrome so they are better positioned to enforce standards implementations on it. (Yes, the reverse is true as well, but there is no actual proof they are breaking standards.) So legal tells them to recommend Chrome which alleviates liability issues if they recommend something else.
Re: "This post best viewed in Netscape Navigator..."
Design company? That's explain everything. Usually the most broken pages comes from "design companies" that think a web page needs only design - not a proper UI and application coding....
Re: "This post best viewed in Netscape Navigator..."
I'd add that whatever Google recommends (and they try to push Chrome any way they can), they have no business in breaking their real product (search, web apps) just to piss off MS. Somehow I think that only MS would benefit from this (if only through making Google to lose some ad sales).
Re: "This post best viewed in Netscape Navigator..."
IE has 13% browser market share, I am 100% sure MS is doing this to try and fend off google users to bing and MS solutions ... problem is, this time they are 5 years late ...
Why on earth do MS keep doing this stuff again and again and again? Most of the serial fuckups of the last few years aren't even down to the type of mistakes everyone makes, but to really, really bad design decisions, which makes you wonder if they even deign to commune with the world outside Redmond before designing or unleashing the latest debacle from the comfort of their Ballmerian reality distortion envelope.
Even asking the office cleaners for an hours overtime and a cosy chat over coffee might have saved them the embarrassment of Windows 8. The only genuine score of recent times was the Kinect, and that only because everyone else figured out what it was for.
Gates might be unkindly remembered for predicting the interwebs as a 'fad', but Ballmer won't get that lucky by a long shot.
Re: Why??
As far as I can tell, for a change this was a problem caused by Google, not MS.
Re: Why??
Except for the fact that it was Microsoft that changed.
Evidenced by the fact that if you disable the "compatibility" it works.
Re: Why??
Except that even some Microsoft sites are borked too: "and is also making life difficult for users of Microsoft's own Outlook Web Access webmail product."
Re: Why??
Read the article again, Google's site caused IE to use compatibility mode.
Re: Why??
Kinect was a neat toy add-on for the XBox 360, but many aren't happy it's being forced upon them in the XBox One.
Nor did the best game really take advantage of Kinect on the 360. However, that could be a chicken & egg thing. I still think the Kinect needs some kind of Wii-like single hand controller to really bring it to it's fullest.
Re: Why??
Or is it that IE interpreted some random factors as "use compatibility mode" signal. Compatibility mode is not a standard (does anyone outside of MS fully understand what it means and what it does?) and should not be implemented, ever.
Re: Why??
"Why on earth do MS keep doing this stuff again and again and again?"
A good working definition of insanity, is repeating the same action and expecting a different outcome.
So the answer to your question, is that the organisation is so dysfunctional, that the components of the organisation can behave insanely without the processes in the organisation flagging the insanity of it. Make no mistake, Ballmer has created a dysfunctional organisation and it will take a new CEO of considerable charisma AND savvy to turn it around - I certainly would not want the job, as one would be on a "pound to a hiding" - a rather precarious starting point no matter what compensation was offered!
appears fixed now
Rendering was broken until some point yesterday. I've not had the problem since then.
Was the problem there in the ie11preview for Win7 ?
Would not be the first time google uses its monopoly power to make life miserable to consumers of competing platforms.
Witness the YouTube app on windows phones which they sabotaged many times.
I guess MS should change it TOS so that web search engines which are not Bing can only be displayed on Windows only if they are native metro apps running in a tile. And that they can't display ads, or collect user informations. Just to play the same game Google is playing with Youtube...
Up voted for the perversity alone!
Funny, the Youtube app works fine on my Blackberry phone and tablet...
So is it only MS that Google is shunning?
Works for me
Been fine since I patched Exchange 2013 last month.
Still can't download SQL Express though!
Google operating like Microsoft.
Surely not.
They said they'd "Do no evil"
Re: Google operating like Microsoft.
There is definitely no love lost between Google and Microsoft… Heck, the "don't be evil" motto was itself already a jab at Microsoft. so…
Re: Google operating like Microsoft.
You missed the part that says [Do no evil] "to our bank accounts"
Re: Google operating like Microsoft.
Do you reaaaaly believe Google works for mankind and not to buy their own 767 selling your data? LOL!
Listen to me, I've ten billions in a bank account in Nigeria, I need you to send me $10,000 to move them to your country... it looks to me you're the kind of people who can find this business interesting...
Doesn't necessarily mean it's Microsoft's fault
So perhaps it's Microsoft screwing up their rendering, or perhaps it's Google making assumptions about IE that don't hold in the latest incarnation.
Re: Doesn't necessarily mean it's Microsoft's fault
"So perhaps it's Microsoft screwing up their rendering, or perhaps it's Google making assumptions about IE that don't hold in the latest incarnation."
... Or perhaps Microsoft isn't testing their browsers against some of the most popular websites before releasing them. It's not a stretch to imagine some dyed in the wool project manager at MS canning tests against competitors websites.
Re: Doesn't necessarily mean it's Microsoft's fault
"... Or perhaps Microsoft isn't testing their browsers against some of the most popular websites before releasing them. It's not a stretch to imagine some dyed in the wool project manager at MS canning tests against competitors websites."
Perhaps it is. But as likely it's Google's existing code making bad assumptions that don't apply to the latest version of IE and Microsoft striving for standards compliance over backwards compatibility and inadvertently breaking sites that rely on the bad behaviour.
It's something which most likely can be resolved quite simply wherever the problem lies.
Re: Doesn't necessarily mean it's Microsoft's fault
Apparently, Microsoft does indeed test their browser, at least on their own web sites. None the less, they still ship it despite "also making life difficult for users of Microsoft's own Outlook Web Access webmail product."
Left hand, meet right hand.
Re: Doesn't necessarily mean it's Microsoft's fault
I believe it was a combination of the two:
- Google's code in March didn't detect the new IE User-Agent string properly...
- ...so Microsoft added google.com (etc) to the IE compatibility view list, telling IE11 to pretend to be IE10...
- ...then Google changed their code last week to work properly with IE11's correct User-Agent string, but break with the IE10 string (only when the IE11-specific 'Trident/7.0' appears, and therefore doesn't break in actual IE10)...
- ...now Microsoft have removed the CV-list entry so IE11 reports as itself
The current 'ttl' element in the CV-list is set to 1, presumably cache for one day before trying again.
Information on IE's User-Agent string and Compatibility View list can be found at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ieinternals/archive/2013/09/21/internet-explorer-11-user-agent-string-ua-string-sniffing-compatibility-with-gecko-webkit.aspx
Re: Doesn't necessarily mean it's Microsoft's fault
Not entirely sure why you got so heavily downvoted for that post Xym, seemed a perfectly reasonable guess to me.
That said, if MS had tested what they released against some common websites they may have caught those problems in any case. Maybe they did test and just released anyway... :)
Re: Doesn't necessarily mean it's Microsoft's fault
I'm not sure why I was downvoted either. I guess some people just see relatively minor and resolvable technical issues on a website as evidence of some vast conspiracy by either one tech titan or another.
Google have way too much unaccountable power these days. The way they manipulate everything from search results to software scares the crap out of me. I use their paid services on a daily basis and their arrogance astounds me, IBM used to similar and MS was going the same way - they are in need of a counterbalance much as IBM had with Ahmdal and the other late coming clones.
Re: Google have way too much unaccountable power these days.
This is true but does not mean Google broke the code base. The intention of standards is write once/run everywhere. That turning off the bit that tells IE to use the non-standards implementation makes the browser work put the fault squarely in the MS court. Even if somebody at Google went out of their way to code a page to break IE11 in compatibility mode only, which seems doubtful.
Re: Google have way too much unaccountable power these days.
"Even if somebody at Google went out of their way to code a page to break IE11 in compatibility mode only, which seems doubtful."
You are saying this about a company that "went out of its way" to exploit a bug in Safari without telling anyone, in order to increase their advertising revenue.
You ascribe a "morality" to the organisation that palpably does not exist!
Can't Microsoft do something right?
Seems that they are tarnishing themselves with a reputation of failure all across the place. My office is being hit by the bad Windows patches breaking Exchange. They break their own compatibility with IE. They release W8.1 and have to withdraw some versions, and make a pain to download it. They are struggling to get anyone to use WP (and no, carving a 10% niche in the low cost segment is not anything close to significant, see what happened with RIM when they went cheap and everyone in the school got a BB because of BBM)
Now, seriously, these guys need something that can be called a success, otherwise morale at MS is going to go down the drain.
Re: Can't Microsoft do something right?
"Now, seriously, these guys need something that can be called a success, otherwise morale at MS is going to go down the drain."
The implicit assumption being that is not already in "the drain".
An equally plausible explanation is that this and many other really egregious fuck-ups* are the RESULT of morality being in the drain. A scenario I find considerably more plausible.
* Check Trevor Potts tirade against the new licensing somewhere else here on the Reg. A situation that beggars belief, but might be explained by employees of MS basically not giving a fuck - at least in the big picture.
Re: Can't Microsoft do something right?
Morale can't go down the drain, there are no drains at Microsoft.
You don't need drains if you never produce any crap...
In the meantime, the view from the Linux hill has not changed
Maybe there should be a section on high visibility failures from major Linux distributions to compensate. Otherwise some uninformed observer may conclude that Linux users have an easier time living with their pieces of computing gear. Not so, until the latest versions, OWA was "basic view" for Linux clients since day one. Nothing lost for us.
Re: In the meantime, the view from the Linux hill has not changed
Oh well, when I installed the latest Debian 7 in a VMWare VM I couldn't get proper video acceleration because the VMWare video driver package which comes with that distribution has a dependency bug - which is know since last year, and was never fixed before release, because the release was "frozen" - and to get it working I had to download the source, fix it, and compile it. It's really a pity we don't have IE11 sources so we could fix it ourselves... like we have to do in Linux....
Re: In the meantime, the view from the Linux hill has not changed
For the downvoters:
It took 15 months to close such a silly bug.
Re: In the meantime, the view from the Linux hill has not changed
>OWA was "basic view" for Linux
My company's OWA sucks big steaminng turds on Win 7, OS X and Linux. All 3, far as I am aware.
Take the previous/next and all the buttons. Ridiculously small so you have to zoom in just to have a chance at clicking them, if you're on a mobile.
How difficult would it be to have an OWA which, out of the box, wonder of wonders, uses CSS to style its buttons differently when it is is on a smaller screen?
Oh, but wait, that is Outlook 2007. Of course, my bad, CSS theming and anything dynamic probably needs a full upgrade of everything in the stack to Office 2013. Couldn't possibly adjust HTML/JS generation on an existing release. This is exactly where Open Source beats proprietary crap.
And the contrast between me finding 3 yr old personal emails, on my free gmail, with basic query strings. 5 minutes, if it's there at all.
Vs laboriously searching in Outlook client, or OWA, for emails more than a month old on our corporate Outlook? Slow. Huge, or empty, result sets.
Look, Linux isn't necessarily the end-all and be-all of computing, but blaming it for OWA's stupidity is about as retarded as you get.
Re: In the meantime, the view from the Linux hill has not changed
Guess the thumbs down are for the Debian project that doesn't fix such bugs in a timely manner.... LOL|
BTW: I got two Dell servers with PCIe SSD disks - guess what? Debian 7 doesn't support them. Ubuntu does, Debian doesn't. I understand they may not want to support the latest applications release, but not supporting newer, powerful hardware? Looks very stupid to me.
I dont think i can remember a time when a windows explorer release did not feel like it was still in beta.
heck, do they ever fix all issues before rolling another broken version out?!
Im shocked to hear 11 is in 8.1
WOW, IE won't render a competitors search engine correctly !!!!
On a completely unrelated note, not in the slightest way linked to the above, guess we will have to use Bing instead.
Wasn't this from the same company that wanted standards for browsers then blew it off when it actually happened?
Ah, IE Compatibility lists
The code that sends a list of all sites you visit to marketing and the NSA to check if you're compatible with their rules.
"leaving IE11 to make Google look bad"
I think Google can do that to themselves often enough that they don't need MS help....
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The gray trend is certainly everywhere! I just received IKEA's 2011 Catalogue in the mail yesterday and the cover was entirely done in grays:
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The effect of frequency bandwidth on perceptual time-axis resolution of a digital audio signal was studied experimentally. Four kinds of pulse train having constant intervals were used for the test signal. To make the test signal, the upper frequencies were limited using an FIR low-pass filter. Cutoff frequencies of the FIR low-pass filter were 40 kHz and 20 kHz. The experiment was performed in a room with a volume of 54.7 m3, reverberation time of 0.36 s (at 1 kHz), and noise level of NC-25. As the reference signals, pulse trains having designated intervals 1, 0.5, 0.25, and 0.125 s were used. On the other hand, pulse train having slightly different intervals from the reference signals (maximum+20% to -20% were used as the test signals. Reference signals and test signals were presented alternately to the subjects. The subjects were asked whether the test signal is equal to the reference signal or not by hearing. The subjects were 11 males, age 22 to 24, having normal hearing. Purpose of this experiment is to confirm the following hypothesis. Since the waveform of a pulse signal reproduced by the 40-kHz bandwidth system is more similar to the original signal than by the 20-kHz bandwidth system. We can assume that the subjects would be able to identify the interval of the test signal more easily and more correctly using the 40-kHz system thab using the 20-kHz system. When the interval of the test signal is short, identification becomes easier, but when it becomes long, identification becomes rather difficult. As a result of the experiment, we found that widening the frequency band improves perceptual time-axis resolution of a digital audio signal. Adoption of higher sampling frequency will be helpful from the viewpoint of improving the time-axis resolution.
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You've opened my eyes, and shown me how to love unselfishly
I've dreamed of this a thousand times before
In my dreams I couldn't love you more
I will give you my heart until the end of time
You're all I need my love my valentine
(La la la la la la la)
And even if the sun refused to shine
Even if romance ran out of rhyme
You would still have my heart until the end of time
Cause all I need is you my valentine
Oh, you're all I need my love my valentine
Thanks to animalluva217 for submitting My Valentine Lyrics.
Josh Gossett | Reviewer: kimbely Atoigue | 8/21/14
I have a boyfriend his name is josh Gossett I love him thank you
for nythink me and him I love this song my bye heartand him
thank you and I love it and oh yeah this his girlfriend
Kimberly Atoigue I love your this song my bye valentine u are my
The Sky just opened! | Reviewer: Kensky Iceland | 2/4/14
Sometimes i wondered if you will ever come my way, and now that i have found you, this is where my heart will stay as we move our hearts to greater heights as we are gonna share our lives together for you make me feel like there is nothing i can't do, and i guesss i have finally realized there is nothing better like loving you. You are so lovely my love, Shamsky....This is the day i fell in love with you, just a week from my birthday. For eternity, for all that we have been told over the ages, its our lives...and I wish you a great valentine's evening my love..Happy 2014 Valentine's day.
To my one and only Florence | Reviewer: Emma Mambuse | 2/1/14
I used to search for such a wonderful woman for me to sing for her this song and God finally heard me and gave me her. The valentine's day is incidentally her birthday again. It's always so romantic singing for her especially when we're making up. Florence I love you so much.
My hope | Reviewer: Anitha | 2/27/13
This song is my hope cause i've never met someone who deserves that i sing it for him!!!!!it's sad :( i hear this song everyday before go to bed and when i hearing it,i just hope that one day i'll meet a good partner.....*_* i love it so muchhhhhhhh
themesong | Reviewer: nour:D | 2/13/13
this s0ng is heartly and lovely didecated to my l0ve *naeem*
For 6years n our relati0nship this s0ng our themes0ng..evrytime i played..i do loved much m0re my boyfriend...i thank G0d for sent him my way..im very lucky to have n my life...merijaan il0vey0u very much till death do us part^_^.
my themesong | Reviewer: nour p.laguindab | 2/12/13
this song my valentine is our themesong of my loved naeem..evrytime i heard it im so much inl0ve with him that i feel very happy to met him..i finally f0und the l0ve of a life time..i thank for the lord to sent him my way...
To u my l0ve naéem il0vey0u very much till death do us part!
02 2 2013 | Reviewer: WILLIAM ARNOLD | 2/6/13
very touching. | Reviewer: Rayna R.S | 2/17/11
..this song is really touching the hearts of those couples who stays faithful to each other. But for those couples whose spouses are unfaithful, this song is merely for entertainment like any other songs. I listen to this song just to review the down memory lane.
i love this song! | Reviewer: apple may jose | 8/6/10
This song is sooo cute..
i remember my boyfriend (weve been together for almost 3 years) he's not that music lover and he usually listen only to rock music, he told me that he dedicate this song to me after hearing it on radio.
to my love..i love you so much..thank God i met you..!
my second atempt | Reviewer: clark | 2/13/10
Today is a valentine's day; actually I broke up someone before valentinesday. I fall in love to him, maybe it was wrong, but it's really real. We will never see each other until we change. We need to change for the sake of everyone around us. His commitment to his own, my life. This song is not for me who fail, but this inspired me to leave and live. I know someday, somehow, someone will come. All I need is to wait for… "my real valentine"
Angel | Reviewer: Angel | 2/8/10
This is my favorite music. First I lisent this song, I falling in love to this song b'coZ Lyric from this song very romantic and than if some1 in special in my life singing this song 4 me, I never to 4get it, and alwayz love to him... N i searching this song 'My Valentine mp3 n lyric, finaly I found n I wanna try to singing until I can do without text.... Thankz for this song very2 nice.
JUST SOOOO TOUCHING | Reviewer: Mary Ann | 10/26/09
it actually put into words what i want to say to my darling...i have been searching for the right words to describe what i feel for him and this song just captured everything in one romantic melody.
It's an inspirational song for those who have finally found the right "One"...for you my darling Christopher...
..+very touching.. | Reviewer: ..+ashLey+.. | 5/5/09
..+the night during our gig, my first set, i sang this song to my beloved prince "artchie".. i dedicated this song coz he is my valentine.. and when i was confined in the hospital, and he's not with me, he txted my lil sisz and said,, "honestly, ryt now, im listening to the music that ur sisz dedicated for me.." then my lil sisz ask him.. "what song?" he answered "VALENTINE" he told me that during that tym, listening to the song, he was crying... T_T he loves me x0o much and i loved him too.. he was crying all day coz i told him that me and my family are going to migrate at u.s and we both dont want what is happening to us ryt now... he wrote 3 songs for me.. those songs are entitled "MAYBE SOMEDAY", "BE STRONG", and "ZERO FOUR TWENTYSEVEN"...
..+you guyz,, dont waste uR tym loving uR partners.. never ever let him/her go..
..+i love you x0o much artchie... ^_^
romantic | Reviewer: nida | 2/13/09
This song is very very romantic but just for a couple
But for me this song is very sadden cause I'm single haha but I'm very happy :-D
Happy valentines day for my beloved horse (wish you come back to me bey) I'd still love you :-(
My Valentine! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/17/07
loving this song! its my first time hearing it but its a nice song! =]....wwwoooooohhhhhooooo!!


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PALATKA, Fla. (AP) - A 21-year-old north Florida man is in serious condition after a train hit his pickup truck.
The crash happened Wednesday in Palatka.
The Florida Times-Union (http://bit.ly/LcYqap ) reports an Amtrak train hit the truck driven by Herbert Fridy III.
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Commissioner Putnam claims renewable energy subsidies create jobs…I beg to differ.
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ASK GOVERNOR SCOTT TO VETO THE CRONY ENERGY BILL Governor Rick Scott is reviewing H.B. 7117, a bill that gives $100 million in tax incentives for renewable energy, which was passed during the 2012 session. He has until April 14th to decide whether this bill should become law or be vetoed. The Governor will make […]
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TALLAHASSEE The Florida chapter of Americans for Prosperity, the nations premier economic freedom advocate, released a video this afternoon illustrating the size of Floridas government. The video details every government agency, commission, advisory board and appointed position in Florida, showing exactly how burdensome and far-reaching the size of government can be. The number one […]
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TALLAHASSEE Americans for Prosperity-Florida, the nations premier economic freedom advocate, will host a major two day event, Patriot Days at the Capitol, this Wednesday and Thursday, February 15-16th in Tallahassee. Kicking off with a Rally in Tally, hundreds of activists from across Florida will join together on the steps of the Historic Old Capitol at 1:30 p.m. to urge their legislators to bring real prosperity back to Florida through free market principles.
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Inspired by the discovery of the catacombs of Deir el Bahari in 1881, this film describes the final stages of the struggle between officials of the Cairo Department of Antiquities and a proud mountain tribe of Thebes.
Cairo officials become suspicious when artifacts of the Twenty-first Dynasty are discovered being sold on the black market, when no tombs from this era had been uncovered in the district. It is then revealed that, in fact, the tribe has for long been prospering from the practice of robbing the tombs hidden in the mountainsides. When the tribal chief dies, he hands down the secret of the tombs to his sons…
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To get you in the mood for Saturday's lunchtime showdown with Liverpool, this week's Thursday tea-time video for your delectation is five great wins over Liverpool at Old Trafford. Sit back and enjoy...
United 1-0 Liverpool 1996/97 - David Beckham's brilliant drive from the edge of the area gives United the win.
United 2-0 Liverpool 1998/99 - Denis Irwin sets the ball rolling with a spot-kick and Scholesy finishes it off with a wonderful left-foot strike.
United 4-0 Liverpool 2002/03 - Two penalties from Ruud van Nistelrooy, and goals from Ryan Giggs and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer seal the win.
United 1-0 Liverpool 2005/06 - Rio Ferdinand rises above everyone right at the death to give the Reds a last-gasp victory.
United 3-0 Liverpool 2007/08 - Wes Brown gets the Reds going, then a header from Ronaldo and a cracker from Nani clinch a vital win on the way to the title.