The internet is neither physical nor tied to a specific country, and while im against pirating, this goes way too far. theyre trying to attack firefox, and a million other things. it simply cant work, there are too many loopholes, ways around, and the US government alone is simply incapable of it. next they'll be reading our email (probably scanning it already)
The web is just too dynamic, I can tell from experience at our school. In the battle of the tech department against the students, the students end up winning. Sure, facebook is blacklisted, but it's on our phones. Block pandora, there's grooveshark. Suspend a student for hacking, he gets more careful. its a loosing battle for the controllers
The web is just too dynamic, I can tell from experience at our school. In the battle of the tech department against the students, the students end up winning. Sure, facebook is blacklisted, but it's on our phones. Block pandora, there's grooveshark. Suspend a student for hacking, he gets more careful. its a loosing battle for the controllers