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by 1letterunixname
810 days ago
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"The Internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it." — John Gilmore It's a moral imperative to resist digital totalitarianism in all forms. Parents need to "think of the children", not the government. The government also doesn't need to first to invade everyone's privacy as a tool to extract payment on behalf of a few megacorps. PS/TL;DR: Italy has a vibrant torrent culture. Probably not Hetzner, but I hope there's a VPN torrent box as a service to help people avoid this stupid and dangerous censorship. |
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It used to be quite common to get software at street bazaars, and during the 8/16 bit home computer era, even the "original" stuff bought at computer shops were hand made copies of tapes and floppies.
One of the "jobs" on the Demoscene groups was to distribute new material.