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Welcome to the NWNG, the site is the brain-child of Warezthecat, he loves teachin, and felt "noobz" need learnin on warez newsgroups. I, Goth (C19 H28 O2 producer), don't
know enuff scene shiz to teach, but I do do (is that legal eng?) okay design. So I ran with his idea and started collecting this info.
At present, the site is an infant, but i see it growing into a depository of info beyond just newsgroups. But to do that we need you to submit info... how too's, reviews, articles, heads ups, whatever... You see
a section, submit somethin to it, you don't see one, request that it be made so. Send all info and section requests to newbiewng@hotmail.com.
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In response to corporate crackdowns and media outcries against software piracy, sToleN said:
Who's stealing what, I'm tired of the corporate whining over software piracy.
Bill Gates, Paul Allen, Steve Jobs, and Stephen Wozniak were all hacker/pirates.
Each one of those bastards built an empire based on "stealing somebodys shit"--Jobs
on the graphical user interface he reverse-engineered from Xerox PARC; Gates
on the operating system software he suckered out of tiny company and resold
to IBM as DOS; that we now know as Windows, which is a friggin rip/clone of the Macintosh
interface. Can anyone see the maddness in these former hacker/pirate/thief bastards crying foul cause somebody stole something from'em.
sToleN
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According to the U.S. Gov, investigators estimate that there are roughly 30 major release groups enlisting some 1,500 people around the world, with members in China, Britain, Germany, Australia, Finland, Norway and Sweden to name just a few places.
Different warez groups focus on different product lines. Groups like FairLight and Razor1911 are known for game releases. FTF and Immortal VCD release movies, a pursuit that relies less on overcoming protection
schemes than on getting illegitimate access to recent films to duplicate them. A group called POPZ, for Parents on 'Puterz, focuses on children's games.
read more at: ear to the wire
Congress will make it legal to hack. I'm not joking, if Howard Berman (Democrat, California)
gets his way, it will become legal to hack a network if you think somebody has your copyrighted stuff on it.
His bill will create a legal safe harbor for 'technological vigilantism', hmmm (tapping my head staring at the ceiling)... sounds fuckin good to me.
This bill is insane, lets see, I write a program, or photograph something, put it on my website, then go around hacking every freakin company I want. If I'm caught, I just tell the authorities I
had reasonable suspicion they had copies of my stuff on they're server.... ROFLOL
read more at: ear to the wire
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does not support the use of illegal software,
the patching or cracking
of such software, or the unlawful distribution of single-licensed
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