Re: (#310) Speak Freely End of Life Announcement

Bob Arctor <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.speak-freely.general
Organization Junkies United
Message-ID <[email protected]>
oh! i protest against one thing...
i understand problems you have, and yeah, i also thing nat'ed DSL's suck. 
they usually suck more than you could ever upload ;p 
and yeah, i am currently stuck on writing workaround for such crap, and also 
disguisted as hell.. this kills internet. i think some 'comnet' should be 
created , and separated from internet by guarded firewalls. and interned 
filled with porn, warez and all other stuff commercial providers would like 
to avoid so comnet would never have slightest chance to have any bridges...

on the second hand, you could stil make tunnels over comnet :> 
but damn, you would have your IP's then.

<joke>the problem is world govern by economy . 6bilons ppl 4 bilions ip 
adresses. 
it is cheaper to kill 2billions than to uprgade routers to ipv6... ;) </joke>

one thing i disagree with you, leave all copies of binaries and sources of 
speak freely on your site. you're author, you wrote disclaimer, code, then 
eol statement. don't delete anything, just make eol bold faced, and freeze 
files , signing them with xdelta and mirroring on sourceforge.
i PLEASE - leave it where it's origin is :>

btw. in .pl check .tpnet.pl prices ;p 5000 euro for static ip 2mbit, per 
month. 500 euro for 9kbit one. and 50 euro for dynamic ip service @ 512kbit 
???????? this is abuse!

i think ripe.net should be more strict about their policies.
afrerall this is selling ip numbers - ripe net provides them for free 
afrerall?  why then you pay 25 e and you can't have more than one?
ripe should just turn off all ip ranges used for such abuse , indicating that 
having unrestricted ip connection with static ip's sold @ much more 
expensive price than dynamic is considered as selling an ip's -> thus abuse.
also blocking user's ablity to route over internet should be also condition 
for immediate turning off such ip (i talk about 'static, but ONLY one ip's, 
with no ablity to forward requests for more to ripe)

also - selling dynamic ip lot cheaper than unrestricted static is so called 
'dumping' , and it is non-fair concurency . it's like selling bread with an 
agreement that you can't share it lot cheaper than without agreement.
it is not fair.


btw. i would be glad to switch to another ISP and ip range registar , if it 
had policy not allowing abuse. it would be small, porn, warez and spam free 
community, but phew. i have to live in local network anyway, why not.
if you'll ever know of such , let me know. 


On Thursday 31 July 2003 20:16, Speak Freely Forum wrote:
> Message posted to the Speak Freely Forum
>   by John Walker on Thu, 31 Jul 2003 20:16:30 +0200 (MEST).
>   http://www.fourmilab.ch/wb/speak-freely.pl?rev=310
>
> Effective January 15th, 2004, Speak Freely will be removed from the
> www.fourmilab.ch site, along with associated support such as the mailing
> lists, forum, Look Who's Listening server, and Echo server.
>
> For details of precisely what will happen to Speak Freely on that date,
> why its end of life is being declared, and what this means to current
> users (short answer: nothing), please see the full announcement:
>
> http://www.fourmilab.ch/speakfree/eol/
>
> Tomorrow, August 1st, 2003, a banner will be added to all of the principal
> Speak Freely pages on the www.fourmilab.ch site pointing to this document.
> I'm pre-announcing it to the mailing list and forum to provide a heads up
> before the general public sees the announcement.
>
> I shall not debate this decision, the reasons for which are completely
> spelled out in the document cited above.
>
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