general_gogol

Nobody knows abot the legalics of P2P in the Philippines? Last chance before my group moves our site/trackers/servers to China as we have to shut down by the end of next week. That means slow downloads for you all will continue (well not for me ).

Quick question of copyright and the ability of Americans to sue me. I am part of a group that used to run a bittorrent website/trackers that is under some leagal pressure by those assholes at the MPAA. I don't have the millions of dollars to fight those whimps. I mean how brave is it for a dozen humgongeous companies to band their money together and threaten to sue individuals? Anyway, I was wondering if I moved my site over to the Philippines, could I suffer legal reprucussions here? We are considering a move over to China where there is no legal issues with shitty American corporations. However, as I live here, I thought itd be nice to bring the site to the Philippines. What I would really like is to be able to host our site in a country where I could do something like this: http://piratebay.org/frame.html and piss all over American legal threats. Thanks for any advice!

Lol! Thanks bro!

I have multiple sims from all three (personal, business, etc) and I have to say I am blown away by Sun's price and service (but Sun did suck big time in Davao). Globe and PLDT's customer service is terrible. I cannot count how many times I've talked to those a**h**** and wished I could crawl through my handyphone and strangle the customer service person I was talking to.

Actually I recommend ARK linux for noobs. Once its up its very Windows-like to configure.

Is there even a question? Firefox is the best browser. There is no argument or discussion. Maybe Opera fans might argue but, seriously, Opera is not free so theres no comparison.

I'm on PLDT DSL. PLDT sucks but its all thats avalible to me here. Used to use Globelines DSL before I moved and that was cheaper + better customer service but it went down more often.