It's only because of the government that you cannot get value out of it?
It's only because of the government that you have your property in the first place. You bought the land in exchange for certain rights. Why do you expect additional rights for free?
There you go again.
I would say that doesn't anonymity contribute to a healthy internet
That's exactly what you lose when you route all your communications through a single provider. You're left with pseudonymity.
It's bad enough people can walk past my driveway without compensation! I may not own the footpath but its crossing in front of my driveway!
Those companies operating their pesky satellites orbiting overhead should be compensating me too.
Don't get me started when the moon goes over head!
You never bought the airspace above your house. It's not on the title of your property. Shut the fuck up you useless hick.
But there would be less traffic if there were fewer delivery vehicles on the road. Especially those noisy diesel vans.
No crime to use a laser pointer on your own property.
Now, lets aim those at commercial aircraft...
The problem where people have to be paid to deliver items. Like your postman, or courier drivers. Especially those pesky bicycle couriers in cities.
Finding my IP just by my name viperidaenz requires nothing more than an NSL.
Regards,
viperidaenz
IP: 10.0.102.54
ps: there may be one or more network address translations and proxy servers in the way.
I don't have your IP, you don't have mine. The 3rd party in the middle does. There is a single point where all interaction with Slashdot can be intercepted.
I get what you are saying, but exposing IP addresses to 3rd parties isn't typically desirable.
What? That's exactly what you're advocating.
The flaw in the system is the central server.
Email works fine how it is, because of the requirement to store messages when recipients are offline. Yet it still doesn't suffer the problem of all messages going through a single entity. You're free to connect directly to the recipients mail server. You're not forced to go through a particular company or country.
Real time video links don't have that requirement. There is no need for a central server. All you need is some kind of directory. A DHT fills that requirement.
The only way to stop your IP from being broadcast around the internet is to not use the internet.
The only way to receive a packet of data is for someone else to know your IP address. Either the entity initiating the send, or some kind of proxy along the way.
It's how the internet works.
Please explain how it's a legitimate concern and how to alleviate it.
You mean peer to peer, instead of relaying via a server?
OH SHIT
My IP gets exposed? Like how I've just sent it to Slashdot and the countless routers and proxies between my PC and the Slashdot servers?
At least the first 10,000 Raspberry Pi's were made in China.
They didn't even start manufacturing in UK until September 2012.
They were still manufacturing in China in December 2012.
Apparently because the A20 boards are ~$50 they're not comparable to a Raspberry Pi, despite the Raspberry Pi being completely useless without an SD card that isn't included in the $35 because it has no onboard flash.
Considering you can buy a 7" tablet with a 1.5GHz dual core Cortex A7 with 512MB ram and 8GB flash for $38, I don't see why the Raspberry Pi, with no flash, no battery and no screen couldn't be even cheaper than $35 with a different SOC.
In less than a century, computers will be making substantial progress on ... the overriding problem of war and peace. -- James Slagle
