The news just landed, the four men behind The Pirate Bay has been convicted.
Yet, you can find this on svt.se if you look around a bit.
http://svt.se/2.22620/1.1523194/friande_dom_i_pirate_bay-malet 
We’ll see how long it takes them to take it down.
11:25 – still up
Look at this video, about 1.20 into it.
I wonder what that cost
I just sufred on to a website with FireFox, look at the result of the blocker. I’m glad it worked as intended…
SYDNEY (Reuters) – An Australian man convicted of his seventh drink-driving charge was spending about A$1,000 ($972) a week on beer — enough to buy more than 2,500 small bottles a month, a newspaper said Tuesday.
The heartbroken construction worker began drowning his sorrows after breaking up with his partner five years ago, the Northern Territory News said, quoting his defense lawyer as telling a court in Australia’s remote, tropical north.
The magistrate declined to jail the father of four, Michael Leary, noting he had quit drinking since his latest arrest, but he banned Leary from buying or even holding a beer for 12 months.
The magistrate also poked fun at Leary’s favorite beer, Melbourne Bitter, in a part of the country where drinkers can be as loyal to beer brands as they are to football teams.
“(That is) poor judgment on two counts there — drinking that much and drinking Melbourne Bitter,” magistrate Vince Luppino was quoted as saying.
I stumbled across something intresting just a couple of minutes ago.
I wanted to “Get album artwork” from iTunes to my music library when iTunes said that I needed an iTunes Store account. Fair enough I thought and started the registration process.
It started out just as any registration does; they wanted my name, my email and so forth. Then I came to step three (out of three so I can only assume that it was infact the last step) and this made me think.
In step three they asked me for credit card details. Since this was the last step, and since I was not asked to pay anything after i register these details I can only assume that they want it for future reference. This bothered me quite alot.
I work in a business where we handle sensitive information such as credit card details and we do all this by the book. This means that we do not keep such information in any kind of log, database or anywhere else. Yet, it seems like Apple want my information for one single purpose: to make it easier for me when I want to purchase music through the iTunes Store by simply clicking the song I want. They can’t charge me for the music without either a) have my credit card information stored somewhere or b) have me fill in my details every time I want to purchase a song.
Option b would be the correct way to do but I’m not 100% sure if option a is illeagal or not. Can someone please help me out here. I think that storing this kind of information is illegal but I really don’t want to put in the effort to find if this is true or not right now. Am I yet to receive a good response with refrences posted due tomorrow night I’ll probably look it up my self. Btw, don’t forget where you read this first….
