I am [HAL]Stealth. I ran the hub. It is dead.
Here are the FACTS:
1. Direct connect is gone...FOREVER. So stop asking when the new hub will be up. This is serious, the school put the clap on on campus file sharing.
>2. People who are fucking with Lindsey are morons. Go after Ben Westhoff, remember he wrote the article.
3. The psuedo-riot or "gathering," if you will, had absolutely nothing to do with antagonizing Lindsey. People were bored at 3:00am, after frantically downloading all the music, movies, and porn their hard drives could fit, they had nothing better to do but gather and listen to live music.
4. I am in serious shit.
Too many people are taking this too far with Lindsey. Sure, I loved the hub, I mean, I ran it. I nurtured it. Don't be stupid.
Goodbye.
-[HAL]Stealth
February 23 2004, 22:21:46 UTC 8 years ago
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February 23 2004, 22:44:08 UTC 8 years ago
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Oh NO! You mean get a job and actually... WORK! Heaven forfend!It was fun while it lasted, though. Yay for illegality.
February 23 2004, 22:49:07 UTC 8 years ago
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I completely agree. Why not buy it if you can afford it?February 23 2004, 22:43:36 UTC 8 years ago
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February 24 2004, 15:29:03 UTC 8 years ago
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That's an interesting idea, how much are you contributing?Deleted comment
February 25 2004, 05:49:39 UTC 8 years ago
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As for "my participation in this matter," I didn't share any music on DC, so I have no part of any RIAA lawsuit. I'm sorry Stealth got screwed, but that tends to happen when you run a massive DC hub and the RIAA takes an interest in you. If you never used DC, and you weren't an OP, why are you in here answering questions addressed to Stealth?Anonymous
February 24 2004, 10:30:31 UTC 8 years ago
A Link of Interest
People involved with the Hub issue might want to check this out: link (http://www.inform.umd.edu/News/Diamondback/archives/2004/02/10/news2.html).It seems like the same thing happened at the University of Maryland.
I can't for the life of me figure out how the hub creator could be getting in any legal trouble over creating a direct connect hub. The files do not reside on the hub computer, nor do they go through the hub computer when you download them. If the school wants to implement a system for preventing students from using DC, that's their prerogative, but I don't see what kind of trouble he could be in besides ResTech taking away his internet account.
Chris Hill (http://chill.negative273.com)
Anonymous
February 24 2004, 13:29:05 UTC 8 years ago
February 24 2004, 13:56:26 UTC 8 years ago
Harassment at Maryland
Texas A&M's Hub Webpage
Swarthmore Article
Dartmouth Article
How not to get sued by the RIAA
-Enjoy
February 24 2004, 22:36:46 UTC 8 years ago
Anonymous
February 24 2004, 23:52:01 UTC 8 years ago
Anonymous
February 25 2004, 14:55:22 UTC 8 years ago