Monitored Alarm Systems

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NASA currently controls approximately 17,000 pieces of space debris orbiting the Earth at extremely high speeds. These bits and pieces are composed of elements such as dead satellites, rocket stages and pieces that were paid from the spacecraft. As the amount of waste increases, it becomes increasingly difficult to harness space to avoid hitting him. When collisions occur, the satellite is often destroyed, with the resulting debris would be added to the problem. Scientists at the Swiss Institute of EPFL research, however, decided that enough is enough - they are currently developing a small satellite called CleanSpace One, which will process obsolete satellites and pulling them towards Earth. .. Continue reading Satellite in Switzerland to be sent to clean up the mess in space


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Few months ago we noted that the European Court of Justice ruled that ISPs can not be required to implement a filtering system designed to detect a violation of copyright. The case of Belgium piracy organization / collection agency SABAM, who had demanded that a local ISP filter reached proactive. Apparently, this strategy SABAM is not limited only to the ISP, but also made similar efforts against online sites and social networks, including local social network Netlog. This case follows a similar path, and now the European Court of Justice issued a similar decision by noting that an online site can not be required to proactively monitor for crimes affecting the rights, because many other . The statement of the court (pdf) is worth reading:

In the main proceedings, the injunction requires the installation of a filtration system would control all or most of the information stored by the service provider Hosting concerned, in the interests of copyright holders. In addition, monitoring should not be any limitation in time, going to all offenses in the future and intend to protect not only existing works but also works that have not yet been created in the moment where the system is introduced. Therefore, as a court order would result in a serious violation of freedom of Netlog to carry out its activities, as Netlog need to install a complex, expensive system, permanent equipment, on their own.

In addition, the effects of this injunction is not limited to Netlog, since the filtration system may also violate the fundamental rights of service users, to know their rights the protection of personal data and freedom to receive and impart information - which are rights guaranteed by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union. First, the injunction involve the identification, analysis and systematic processing of information related to profiles created in the network, information protected personal data, in principle, allows users to identify themselves. Second, that the injunction would undermine the freedom of information, the system could not distinguish between illegal and legal, with the result that its introduction could lead to the blockage of legitimate communications.



Consequently, the response of the Court's view, by adopting a precautionary measure that requires the hosting provider to install a filtration system, the national jurisdiction in accordance with the requirement of a fair balance between intellectual property rights on the one hand, and freedom of enterprise, the right to personal data protection and freedom to receive and impart information on the other.
other court order against the work out of the reach of the industry of mass entertainment good, trying to bend and break the Internet to act more like the way they want, rather than how everyone wants to work
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DMCA takedown

Although Figure noticed quite often here at Techdirt - particularly bullies who use the system to remove the material covered by fair use or public domain - the industry s is developed around them is being both in the shadows. This is what makes the site with "Takedown Piracy" self-explanatory name, which is the blog of 1709, so fascinating: it offers a worldview of DMCA takedowns as seen on the other side.

As expected, piracy DMCA takedown notices to sites that believes that maintaining the copyrighted material belongs to their clients. But what is surprising is the extent of the demolition: a recent post on the site talks of "hammering DMCAs these sites", and later give an idea of ??what this means:

Once it became known that [the # 3 adult torrent site] Cheggit was done, and I have at least a removal company, others have started monitoring the site all days after 100s, if not the torrents of 1000 are reported every day.

Since the site was "filled", meaning probably 1000 rivers are also adopted by every day. Doing additional work in this way is the business service center, because it help FAQ explains:

Piracy is rampant and

can sometimes seem like playing Whack-A-Mole. However, in this case, not only is hitting moles with rubber mallets, but we're napalm bombs on the entire field. Part of the success of hacking sites can be attributed to providing a superior experience for users to surf. Although copyright owners do nothing, that the experience will remain high. We interfere with this experience through the introduction of frustration into the mix. If the site owner frustrated by the time he / she spends in the removal of materials or frustration felt shock of not being able to find free content, the frustration is a valuable tool for use in combat against piracy, and we excel in this.

What is fascinating is the recognition that hacking sites offer a "superior experience for users" - from formal offers. This confirms other evidence that what people who use unauthorized sources are really looking for is not free content - because they often have to pay for it - but the convenience offered by these sites.

Which means, of course, are the copyright industries themselves, with their inability to provide such comfort, that help to attract potential customers alternatives. This also implies that if the content companies have managed to make their offerings competitive with pirate sites - that is, even more convenient - they find much of that lost business.
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What's New in the App Store Friday, February 17, 2012

A selection of 16 applications for today:

Hotels

Monopoly

Electronic Arts has released a new mobile spin-off of the board game Monopoly, which is running hotels, attracting VIPs and the addition of micro-businesses and attractions. It's free to play, and funded in-app purchases.

iPhone / iPhone

Clik

Clik promises that lets you "take control of any screen with the web-enabled smartphone." At the beginning, which means the search for YouTube videos on the device after a big screen streaming through your Web browser. Several people can join in the fun at the same time, too.

Android / iPhone

am Zlatan

The Arsenal fans Aa, look away now. AC Milan football player Zlatan Ibrahimovic - last saw the Gunners to the sword in a Champions League match - was his "biography App" clean for the iPad. Based on existing print of his autobiography, which includes more interactivity, videos, features, location, and the ability to "reach out tattoos interactive Zlatan."

iPad

BuildApp

Android BuildApp goal is to help anyone planning a project to renovate or redecorate your home. It helps you to create a 3D model of your home, take pictures of the actual walls to import your textures, then move the furniture and walls to your taste.

Android

windlass (new)

Well, this is an unusual aspect of repetition in Apps Rush from an application. When you encounter reel 16 February, all I knew it was an implementation group to share photos with location elements. It turns out that I accidentally took the ad to the right, which has revealed new winch is false Flickr cofounder Caterina. "It's like Flickr Places? Ish "she said.

iPhone

happy in bed

happy in bed is a new application of Ikea, but does not hit the furniture. On the contrary, wants to help people sleep better at night by regulating your sleep patterns, and recommend, when they should be at rest in a position to carry their heads down.

Android / iPhone

The Offspring: Rock Prodigy

itching to riff on the Come Out and Play, but do not know the notes? This new application IOS is your friend. Its purpose is to teach the fans of The Offspring to play some of their hits, with master tracks to play with, and a rating system and comments (through the microphone of the unit) to help them progress.

iPhone / iPhone

Gems of London

Guardian of the former Victor Keegan technology makes today's applications, in collaboration with Keith Moon developer. His last request is Gems of London: a guide based on the location of some of the "guilty pleasures" of London, beyond the most famous tourist sites

Android

My first car engine
British firm pixels Liquide has designed an application for children that offers a virtual drive to play with - one that does not get lost in the couch. Children can turn the car and examine its parts, while changing the paint job.

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With so much data to move the cloud these days, OCZ thought it was time to launch its Z-Drive PCI Express solutions R4 CloudServ storage at the solid state, essentially a massive 16 TB of disk in the solid state (SSD), designed to accelerate cloud computing applications and significantly reduce operating costs in the datacenter, the company said.

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We were shocked by how extravagant design
and
outrageous prices Emperor Workstation when it first appeared in 2009. Since then, a model that incorporates many of the same characteristics, while being a little closer to the means of mere mortals came on the market - the emperor in 1510. .. Continue reading the Emperor 1510 - the workstation on steroids


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At first glance, one might think that you saw the new Olympus E-M5 before, and you would be right. More or less. The new Micro Four Thirds camera is based on the classic lines of the OM series SLR for the first time in 1972 and became the first of the series OM-D of the company. Olympus trumpets his arrival as the beginning of a new era in digital imaging and included a number of innovative technologies to support its claims ... Continue reading Olympus OM-D retail impressive E-M5 Micro Four Thirds Camera>

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