Nnaik - Slashdot User

Comment Answer to your question (Score 1) 211

by Nnaik on Sunday January 29, 2012 @10:14PM (#38861131) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Choosing Anonymous Proxies?

So just out of laziness I posted without login in and SlashDot calls posting anonynously "Anonymous coward"? Strange!!! Timothy, All the anonymous proxies you mentioned are internet based proxies and you are right, it is hard to trust a third person with your data. But why dont you use janus VM(just mentioning because it is not one of the options on the link you provided). It is a VM you run on one of your systems on DMZ port for example and then you route through it. So yes, it is hard to trust someone else but you can trust yourself. Have fun. Timothy, All the anonymous proxies you mentioned are internet based proxies and you are right, it is hard to trust a third person with your data. But why dont you use janus VM(just mentioning because it is not one of the options on the link you provided). It is a VM you run on one of your systems on DMZ port for example and then you route through it. So yes, it is hard to trust someone else but you can trust yourself. Have fun. http://www.vmware.com/appliances/directory/86043 janusvm.com

RIAA Wants Limits On Net Neutrality So ISPs Can Police File Sharing 173

Posted by Soulskill on Saturday January 16, 2010 @01:08PM from the at-least-they're-consistent dept.

Presto Vivace writes "Reporting for Computer World, Grant Gross writes that the RIAA is asking the FCC not to make the net neutrality rules so strict that they 'would limit broadband providers' [flexibility] to "address" illegal online file sharing.' It seems the RIAA is unclear on the concept of the Fourth Amendment. 'The FCC should not only avoid rules prohibiting ISPs from blocking illegal file trading, but it should actively encourage ISPs to do so, the RIAA said. ... Other groups called on the FCC to stay out of the copyright enforcement business. If ISPs are required to check for copyright infringement, they could interfere with legal online activities, said six digital rights and business groups, including Public Knowledge, the Consumer Electronics Association and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.'"

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