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The Pirate bay trial begins at Sweden

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The Pirate Bay
Intensely popular The Pirate Bay, distribution network of pirated downloads via torrent getting the trial at sweden. The four men behind the popular file-sharing site The Pirate Bay go on trial Monday in Stockholm, accused of helping millions of Internet users illegally download protected movies, music, and computer games. The defendants–Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, Peter Sunde Kolmisoppi and Carl Lundström–face up to two years in prison and a fine of 1.2 million kronor ($143,529) if convicted of being an accessory and conspiracy to break Swedish copyright law. Read the rest of this entry »

Written by Ruhani Rabin

February 16th, 2009 at 1:13 pm

Twitter – What are you doing right now

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 twitter public update page

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Twitter is a very new interesting concept which lets you update yourself on the web or from your phone. There are many times you hit the moment that your friend called you up and asked you one simple and obvious question, which is "What are you doing now?". Well Twitter is the answer to that question. Twitter lets you post small updates about what are you doing right now. You can have an option to post that in public listing or it could be available only to your friends network. Twitter uses web2.0/ajax inline http requests to live update the postings, the postings can be break down to the last seconds of the update. It's handy and nifty. Twitter is originally started as a side project of ODEO on march 2006. Personally i found it really interesting to keep update your friends. Twitter recently have some server downtimes and i hope they will going to fix this as soon as possible.

twitter activate your phone

It's possible to enable your phone so that you can post to Twitter just using your SMS Text messaging service. Read the rest of this entry »

Written by Ruhani Rabin

March 21st, 2007 at 2:49 pm

Police is Raiding Torrent Site Owners

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Do you know what is Torrent? Of course you do cause maybe you are downloading TV Shows or movies right now. One of most well known torrent tracker and collector site has been raided by swidish polices. The allegation was breach of copy-right law, alternatively assisting breach of copy-right law. The police officers were allowed access to the racks where the TPB servers and other servers are hosted. All servers in the racks were clearly marked as to which sites run on each. The police took down all servers in the racks, including the non-commercial site Piratbyrån, the mission of which is to defend the rights of TPB via public debate. According to police officers simultaneously questioning the president of Rix|Port80, the purpose of the search warrant is to take down TPB in order to secure evidence of the allegations mentioned above. 

Well I'm quite sure they will back within a Week or so. Also you should know the TPB can receive compensation from the Swedish state in case that the upcoming legal processes show that TPB is indeed legal.

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Also a Note for you all, Internet is too big to close a site like TPB. Want to see an Example how big the Internet is? Cool

Written by Ruhani Rabin

June 2nd, 2006 at 2:11 am

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SpotBack

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Spotback develops a generic content personalization engine based on Spotback Rating™ technology. Spotback offers users the most interesting, relevant and hard to filter information personally tailored to their taste. Spotback technology includes sophisticated social behavior analysis algorithms that integrate the total user community rating into personally suited content to each user in the community.

The ideas and technologies of Spotback are based on the understanding that every user has his own personal fields of interest and tastes and that the true challenge lies in finding the data that will interest each specific user the most, rather than the data that most users think is interesting. This concept makes Spotback’s technology fundamentally different from the existing ‘find the most popular content’ or ‘top stories’ technologies.

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Written by Ruhani Rabin

March 3rd, 2006 at 12:26 am