I have friends who placottent on the Web everything and nothing. Yes, exactly. Knowing that I have trouble to remember the many Web addresses by heart, I decided to add a category to that effect to the right. A short description will be needed, of course.
Vanguard: My paper will probably tone akin to that of a teenager in the throes of puberty who is writing an article on his first Skyblog , dealing with his best friend or foreeeverr beauuu Evannn in Twilight , so sorry for those who s turn expect fine dining, you'll receive oatmeal.
Everything looks better from above
The blog of my cousin Jonathan, a specialist in the flight information, air traffic controller and pilot in Sudbury. A package of articles on aviation, on his daily activities, stuff of life, his stats worthy of a car racing game (lol), music .... uh no, ATC communications . In reading his blog I realize how much we must not understand when I talk about programming, computer or something related to computers. Updated regularly since 2006! Damn, time flies. Do not give up the top of your tower = P!
- Everything looks better from above , by Jonathan Spallanzani
The tunnel: let's play whack-a-mole
The blog of a mole in medicine, Viviane, who is really hard to read sometimes too intellectual for me (for me, when I read a blog, the switch in my brain is OFF). From old-fashioned vocabulary (expressions lost = P), articles flavor democratic blablatage on the fillies and full of stuff like that. A burst of feeling, by spending at lol wtf. Juicy!
- The tunnel: let's play whack-a-mole , by Viviane Phan Viet
XOC
Karen's blog talks about various things, fashion, his life, or slippers edible. I'm not much on fashion (I still wear a belt that was the primary mode!), So when I read, it is only for the passages of life = O!
- XOC . by Karen Wong
That's all I could find blogs "updated" in my contacts. I'm sure there are others, but without http:// link, I can not access them. If you wish to appear in my next update and also fine in my category links, put your blog updates and comment here =)!
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The Warez Scene: Organized Crime Web
The Internet is recognized as a tool greatly simplifies the sharing of files. The illegal files that can be found on the web networks peer-2-peer services like Bittorrent or hosted on Rapidshare and MegaUpload come in small part of Mr. or Mrs. everybody, but most of what ' may be called the "Scene" (English term).
What is the "Scene"?
The "Scene" is the organized crime of the Web. This level of the hierarchy of files piracy is responsible for the illegal distribution of numerous films, music albums, video games or applications. The "Scene" is composed of several teams specializing in the distribution of several types of files:
Operation of the "Scene"
The "Supplier"
If you take a look at the hierarchical pyramid for pirated files 1 , the first step is reserved for "Supplier". It is composed of various people around the world with direct access to media materials. This is the very source of all content to be distributed by the second new "Scene". Without this level, organized crime would have no content for resale on the international market and the distribution on the Topsites .
There are three main categories of files sold by the "Supplier":
The "Supplier" sometimes sell their illegal files to "replicator" that will make smuggling mainly to the Asian market, Russia and Europe and also to certain groups within the "Scene".
The "Scene"
The level of the "Scene" includes groups specializing very closed (as mentioned at the beginning of the article) in various sectors of hacking files. These groups are composed of experts in encoding, " reverse engineering "(to create crack, keygen, etc..) and in various other areas. They are responsible for "releaser" pirated content on "Topsites."
The "releases" must meet several standards within the preset "Scene" in order to maintain a certain level of quality (video, audio, nomenclature, etc..) 2 . The different groups are motivated to "releaser" files in previewed as a result of competition between groups. Each "release" can be delivered by a single group. You can see the history of recent "releases" by going on a "pre-channel" or following a public feed, as ORLYDB.
To conclude ...
I have dealt in detail only the first two levels of the hierarchy because they are relatively unknown in the eyes of society. Soon, the "facilitators" will give the public access to these files, while "filesharers" are those who will find them on public or private trackers.
Things to consider is that these files from the "Scene" are not intended for these two sub-levels of distribution, because they attract too much attention from the authorities and could harm the "Scene . Moreover, there is some rivalry between these levels of the pyramid that I may be in a future article. Hoping you have about the subject ...