Geez, the graphics on this site look awfully familiar. I wonder why this loser isn’t crediting the original source….

Michelle Malkin wrote earlier this week about how file-sharing is being used to spread child porn, among other things. Michelle notes that she isn’t sure what the solution to this is other than increased vigilance by users of file-sharing software. S…

Morning Links. Varifrank with some thoughts to share on China and Taiwan. Ms Malkin dredges and comes up with … muck. Two posts on the nature of the soul, from David Wayne and Donald Sensing The Christian Carnival is up…

File sharing is a lot of fun. I’ve tried it a couple of times, but I soon realized that I’d…

..the rampant spread of child pornography via p2p will ultimately be a good thing. This is because the video will be available to law enforcement, and facial recognition technology will also be available. It will be possible to run the video through a …

The supreme court was embroiled in heated discussion today over whether or not to outlaw trucks manufactured by the widely known Troksger motor company. The issue at hand was the wide use of Troksger trucks to transport stolen and other…

What a horrible thought. And yet, you may be doing exactly that if your computer contains Peer to Peer software, the type that countless people use to share music files. As Rick, at See What You Share, has pointed out…

Another point. What is there to stop pedophiles from using old TCP/IP protocols to distribute kiddie porn? Heck, good ole FTP is quite adequate to do the job. It is a brave new world and it didn’t become new or brave with P2P systems.

Finally, Michelle Malkin links to something I wish none of us ever had to know about. Horrific.

After all, that’s what one could extrapolate from her For the Children rant attacking P2P networks….

Now, I hate to say this, but I am convinced that no one on the USSC understands what the heck they’re talking about with regard to this matter. I have a feeling that they will side with the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and the Recordi…

Michelle Malkin notes that someone has duplicated her test of the security flaws in peer to peer networking, and also…

…there WAS a time when some suggested the COMPUTER was 666-The Beast. And, as Michelle Malkin points out HERE, perhaps it is…

Here’s a quick roundup of bloggers posting accounts of this morning’s oral arguments before the Supreme Court in MGM v. Grokster, the landmark-in-the-making case on the legality of file-sharing networks: SCOTUSblog: “The Supreme Court put on public dis…