Job Posting: Anti-Piracy Programmer

Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2011 6:49 pm

jjblock wrote:

Anyone who finds this funny has not read Atlas Shrugged or, if they've read it, have not understood it.

Just because you want something that someone else makes does not give you the moral prerogative to have it. How has this very obvious truth become so warped with the internet age, where stealing media and software has become trivially easy? People like you - YOU, the one reading this and already blowing me off - you degrade the quality of life of everyone else in the world with your constant tiny thieving. You may now go back to fooling yourself that this is not the case. Enjoy the movie!

You have degraded yourself by not realizing that 1. This is an Index site!!! 2. Torrents have increased sales revenue and box office as well, I myself have visited "Tax paying" Theaters after reviewing certain files Wink

such as Isohunts Creative Commons as they have perspective, your sir or madamn are a joke to society, and the rest of the world has more to worry about than this "mess" as Obama put it for the Politicians do exactly what you are, wich is nothing. Give a poor family some money and then get back to me!!!

Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2011 6:50 pm

jjblock wrote:

Anyone who finds this funny has not read Atlas Shrugged or, if they've read it, have not understood it.

Just because you want something that someone else makes does not give you the moral prerogative to have it. How has this very obvious truth become so warped with the internet age, where stealing media and software has become trivially easy? People like you - YOU, the one reading this and already blowing me off - you degrade the quality of life of everyone else in the world with your constant tiny thieving. You may now go back to fooling yourself that this is not the case. Enjoy the movie!

Nice attempt at trolling a humorous thread. Now take walk. Rolling Eyes

Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2011 12:35 am

Don't know how many of you are in the UK but job descriptions like this have been the norm there for as long as I can remember And they expect to pay minimum wage. It's why I emigrated.

Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2011 6:13 am

jjblock wrote:

Anyone who finds this funny has not read Atlas Shrugged or, if they've read it, have not understood it.

Just because you want something that someone else makes does not give you the moral prerogative to have it.

I guess you have never really contemplated the true nature of possession, insofar as the mind is far more effective as a recepticle, than a generator.

Most of what the mind is "possessed" by are the echoes of power beyond our manipulation.

Ownership is a concept for flat-earthers as far as I am concerned. Perhaps if you close your eyes and use your imagination you may be able to see the world in a better light.

PS: have you persopnally taken a role as a producing or performing artist? Generally speaking, from my perspective, the reward comes from engaging an audience. More audience, more joy Smile

Have you ever worked for charity? (or love)

Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 3:19 pm

Extremely well said Aaron Whelan. Copyright will eventually be abolished when people begin to learn more about the empathic nature of themselves and their connection with other humans. As hippie and utopian as it sounds, we are already seeing this now but most, however, are simply blind to it and too stuck in their capitalist mindset with this silly idea of private property and reluctance to share.

I'd go as far in saying that when music, games, applications, etc are made out of practical use and viability with passion and interest as the motivation, rather than simple monetary gain or "fame", the end result usually ends up being much better. It's why some artists -- once they're signed -- start producing bullshit.

Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2011 9:51 pm

jjblock wrote:

Anyone who finds this funny has not read Atlas Shrugged or, if they've read it, have not understood it.

Just because you want something that someone else makes does not give you the moral prerogative to have it. How has this very obvious truth become so warped with the internet age, where stealing media and software has become trivially easy? People like you - YOU, the one reading this and already blowing me off - you degrade the quality of life of everyone else in the world with your constant tiny thieving. You may now go back to fooling yourself that this is not the case. Enjoy the movie!

sniff sniff sniff... I smell HYPOCRITE! If ya against piracy or the imdexing of it and there is a HUGE difference between the two. Why have ya become a member of this site? Try eating thine own spam ye spammer lol

Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 4:44 am

My job is student.. lol
And Im new in php world, started to learn on 8-2011 .. but just watching..
But few weeks ago i started my first website to learn more and gain experience..

Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 5:05 am

erm..... interesting.
and you are looking for work in the humour department ?? this was after all an April 1st funny.
But seriously medresses if you want to post stuff and enjoy the forums then how about an intro post in the new members area..... people will find you there. not here.

Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2012 5:31 am

medresses wrote:

My job is student.. lol
And Im new in php world, started to learn on 8-2011 .. but just watching..
But few weeks ago i started my first website to learn more and gain experience..

Mine is a forum moderator Owned!

Posted: Sat May 12, 2012 3:31 pm

the last line is the best..C+ has been around for 30years?.very funny

Posted: Mon May 21, 2012 11:34 pm

I took it seriously at first as a reaction to closing several sharing webs. But then I saw 30+ years experience with programming and I understood Very Happy

Posted: Mon May 28, 2012 10:03 pm

trollster wrote:

medresses wrote:

My job is student.. lol
And Im new in php world, started to learn on 8-2011 .. but just watching..
But few weeks ago i started my first website to learn more and gain experience..

Mine is a forum moderator Owned!

Trollster: Hilarious!

Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2012 11:17 am

Hi,
OMG, they required 30+ years of experience in programming.

Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2012 11:43 am

property_management wrote:

Hi,
OMG, they required 30+ years of experience in programming.

Kinda like how you require 30+ years in a goat free environment. Rolling Eyes

Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2012 5:24 pm

^^^^ made me laugh so loud my little lady ran into the room to see what was happening.......I told her that a fellow IH friend had just sent someone out to shepherd the goats.
She is now quite puzzled and has left the room confused. I shall explain later to her to calm her mind and assure her that I have not woken up on the wrong side of Loony tunes.