TWHL makes the press!
Created 17 years ago2006-10-21 09:02:11 UTC by
ZombieLoffe
Created 17 years ago2006-10-21 09:02:11 UTC by
ZombieLoffe
Posted 17 years ago2006-10-21 09:02:11 UTC
Post #200282
Well, not exactly, it's not like it's an article, but I got a letter published in Metro Stockholm today.Yes, I know I typo'd "loggar". Annoying.
Posted 17 years ago2006-10-21 09:07:35 UTC
Post #200283
It does say "TWHL"..
How bout a transilation?
EDIT: Yay, my horoscope!
How bout a transilation?
EDIT: Yay, my horoscope!
Posted 17 years ago2006-10-21 09:09:01 UTC
Post #200284
o/
TWHL Elof ftw.
TWHL Elof ftw.
Posted 17 years ago2006-10-21 09:15:29 UTC
Post #200286
Lol.
Grats. Whats it about?
Grats. Whats it about?
Posted 17 years ago2006-10-21 09:23:10 UTC
Post #200288
It says we're all gay...At least that's what the translator said...
Nice job.
Nice job.
Posted 17 years ago2006-10-21 09:25:27 UTC
Post #200290
Rough translation...
"Screenshots can easily be forged by anyone with an image processing program - program logs are even easier. So now the only thing required to convict people for filesharing is testimony from IFPI (record publishers association), at the same time as the law follows the entertainment industry? Where will this end?"
It's about 2 people getting convicted for filesharing here in sweden, paying big fines. In one of the cases, a guy was fined 80,000 SEK (roughly 8000 Euro) for sharing 4 songs on DC++ - the only proof provided was testimony from Ifpi "agents", logs and screenshots, and as we all know, record publishers cannot be trusted under any circumstances, and screenshots and logs are easy as hell to fake.
"Screenshots can easily be forged by anyone with an image processing program - program logs are even easier. So now the only thing required to convict people for filesharing is testimony from IFPI (record publishers association), at the same time as the law follows the entertainment industry? Where will this end?"
It's about 2 people getting convicted for filesharing here in sweden, paying big fines. In one of the cases, a guy was fined 80,000 SEK (roughly 8000 Euro) for sharing 4 songs on DC++ - the only proof provided was testimony from Ifpi "agents", logs and screenshots, and as we all know, record publishers cannot be trusted under any circumstances, and screenshots and logs are easy as hell to fake.
Posted 17 years ago2006-10-21 18:43:34 UTC
Post #200321
I bet some swedish guy is out there , reading the paper, thinking "who the hell would name their kid TWHL?" 
....Hah, what a coincidence!?! Just this morning I was thinking to myself, "man, I really fancy some 'Flaskfile med Gronsaker'"........ small world.
....Hah, what a coincidence!?! Just this morning I was thinking to myself, "man, I really fancy some 'Flaskfile med Gronsaker'"........ small world.
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