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මොකක්ද මේ SOPA සහ PIPA කියන්නේ....
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There is a new bill that the United States government has successfully passed. It is called the Stop Online Piracy Act, or (SOPA) for short. Also known as The Protect IP Act of 2011. The US Congressional Budget Office estimates that implementation of the bill would cost the federal government 47 million dollars through 2016. Translated into plain english, It will cost tax payers 47 million dollars over the next 4 years.
The SOPA act will censor you from accessing certain websites and block all access to other areas of the internet that the United States government does not want you to access.
The SOPA act essentually means, that even if you make a video of your child playing or singing and you have music playing in the background, or video on TV, you are breaking the law, and the government will order the websites that host your content to censor your content because of their new bill. Or if you visit websites that are on servers not in the United States you will be blocked so that you cannot access them.
Ask yourselves, Who really owns the internet?
The answer is simple: no one actually owns the Internet, and no single person, organization or government controls the Internet in its entirety. It is more of a concept than an actual tangible entity, and the Internet relies on a physical infrastructure that connects networks to other networks. There are many organizations, corporations, governments, schools, private citizens and service providers that all own pieces of the infrastructure that make up the internet, but there is no one entity that owns it all. How can the US government decide to block access to parts of the internet that the US government does not even own? The SOPA act is a direct violation to people's right to freedom of knowlege and information, And for that violation the United States government is a disgrace to the land of the free, The free that every United States soldier has fought or died for. The United States government is essentually telling the people of the United States that they are free to do as the government tells them. If people do not follow their rules they will arrest them for making an attempt to learn. But the government will tell the media that these people are getting arrested for acts of treason, domestic terrorism, or internet piracy.
As for the United States government. Who gave you the right to regulate the people's right to think outside the box and use the internet as they see fit? If we cut off global internet, shouldn't we also cut off all foreign affairs? Should we hinder globalization completely? Perhaps all other World Trade Centers are acts of terrorism by existing, as they use the Internet for commerce. The ambiguity of this bill should terrify you.
And Download As long as you can, download, and help share this message.
If you speak, they have to listen. If they do not listen, Their blatant disregard for the people will not go un-noticed, and is not acceptible. Doing nothing is the worst thing you can do.
We are anonymous.
We are legion.
We do not forgive.
We do not forget.
Expect us!
The SOPA act will censor you from accessing certain websites and block all access to other areas of the internet that the United States government does not want you to access.
The SOPA act essentually means, that even if you make a video of your child playing or singing and you have music playing in the background, or video on TV, you are breaking the law, and the government will order the websites that host your content to censor your content because of their new bill. Or if you visit websites that are on servers not in the United States you will be blocked so that you cannot access them.
Ask yourselves, Who really owns the internet?
The answer is simple: no one actually owns the Internet, and no single person, organization or government controls the Internet in its entirety. It is more of a concept than an actual tangible entity, and the Internet relies on a physical infrastructure that connects networks to other networks. There are many organizations, corporations, governments, schools, private citizens and service providers that all own pieces of the infrastructure that make up the internet, but there is no one entity that owns it all. How can the US government decide to block access to parts of the internet that the US government does not even own? The SOPA act is a direct violation to people's right to freedom of knowlege and information, And for that violation the United States government is a disgrace to the land of the free, The free that every United States soldier has fought or died for. The United States government is essentually telling the people of the United States that they are free to do as the government tells them. If people do not follow their rules they will arrest them for making an attempt to learn. But the government will tell the media that these people are getting arrested for acts of treason, domestic terrorism, or internet piracy.
As for the United States government. Who gave you the right to regulate the people's right to think outside the box and use the internet as they see fit? If we cut off global internet, shouldn't we also cut off all foreign affairs? Should we hinder globalization completely? Perhaps all other World Trade Centers are acts of terrorism by existing, as they use the Internet for commerce. The ambiguity of this bill should terrify you.
And Download As long as you can, download, and help share this message.
If you speak, they have to listen. If they do not listen, Their blatant disregard for the people will not go un-noticed, and is not acceptible. Doing nothing is the worst thing you can do.
We are anonymous.
We are legion.
We do not forgive.
We do not forget.
Expect us!
අප්ලෝඩ් කරපු උන්වත් අල්ලයිද දන් නැහැFBI එකේ උන් ටික Megaupload එකේ graphic designer හිටන් අල්ලල
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$70000ක දඩයක් සෙට් වෙන්න වගේ යන්නෙ
එකට එක කිරීමක් ලෙස FBI වෙබ් අඩවිය හැක් කරලා
Megaupload යනුවෙන් හැදින්වෙන ෆයිල් ෂෙයාරින් වෙබ් අඩවිය ඇමරිකානු ෆෙඩරල් අධිකරණයක් විසින් නිකුත් කරන ලද නියෝගයක් මත අත්හිටුවා තිබෙනවා.
මෙම වෙබ් අඩවිය විශාල ෆයිල්ස් හුවමාරු කර ගැනීමේ ලොව ඇති ජනප්රියම වෙබ් අඩවියක් වන අතර ඇලෙක්සා රෑන්ක් අනුවද ලොව ජනප්රියම වෙබ් අඩවි 100 අතර පවතිනවා. මෙම වෙබ් අඩවියේ නිර්මාතෘ Kim Schmitz මේ වන විට අත්අඩංගුවට ගෙන ඇති අතර තවත් පිරිස් අත්අඩංගුවට ගැනීමට නියමිත බවයි වාර්තා වන්නේ.
හොංකොංහි P.O. Box 28410,Gloucester Road Post Office,Wan Chai නමැති ලිපිනයට ලියාපදිංචි මෙම Megaupload වෙබ් අඩවිය සතු මිලියන ගණනක දේපලද අත්හිටුවා තිබෙනවා.
එසේම Megaupload වෙබ් අඩවිය මෙන් විශාල ෆයිල්ස් නොමිලේ හුවමාරු කර ගැනීමට අවස්ථාව සලසා ඇති Rapidshare, Hotfiles, Mediafire ආදී වෙබ් අඩවිද තහනම් වීමට ඉඩ තිබෙනවා.
කෙසේ වෙතත් මේ අතර ඇමරිකානු රජය විසින් SOPA හා PIPA යනුවෙන් නීති කෙටුම්පත් දෙකක් හඳුන්වාදීමට සූදානම්වෙන අතර එම නීති සම්මත වුනහොත් අන්තර්ජාලය තුලින් නොමිලේ ෆිල්ම්ස්,ගීත ආදිය ඩවුන්ලෝඩ් කිරීමට බාදා පැමිණෙන බව ගොසිප්9 මිට පෙර "ප්රකාශන හිමිකම් පනතට විරෝධය පා විකිපීඩියා වර්ජනයේ" යනුවෙන් ලිපියක් පළකරමින් ඔබට දැනුම්දුන්නා.
මේ අතර නවතම වාර්තාවන්ට අනුව මේ වනවිට FBI ආයතනයේ නිල වෙබ් අඩවිය හැකර්වරුන්ගේ ප්රහාර හමුවේ අඩපනවී තිබෙනවා. FBI වෙබ් අඩවියට අමතරව ඇමරිකානු රජය සතු වෙබ් අඩවි තවත් වෙබ් අඩවිවලටද හැකර්වරුන්ගේ ප්රහාර එල්ල වෙමින් පවතින අතර මේ ප්රහාර එල්ල වන්නේ Megaupload වෙබ් අඩවිය තහනම් කිරීම හා ඇමරිකානු කොන්ග්රසය ගෙන ඒමට නියමිත නව නීති කෙටුම්පත් වලට විරෝධය පෑමක් ලෙසට බවයි ජාත්යන්තර මාධ්ය වාර්තා කරන්නේ.
මෙම නීති කෙටුම්පත් වලට වෙබ් අඩවි දහස් ගණනක් සිය විරෝධය දක්වා තිබෙන අතර මෙම සබැදියෙන් ඔබට එම වෙබ් අඩවි ලැයිස්තුව බලාගත හැකියි.
මෙම නව පනතට හා Megaupload වෙබ් අඩවිය තහනම් කිරීමට විරෝධය පාමින් බොහෝ දෙනෙකු ඇමරිකානු රජය සතු ආයතන, ධවල මන්දිරය, ජනාධිපති ඔබාමා ආදීන්ගේ ෆේස්බුක් පිටුවල විවිද සටහන් තබා ඇති අතර ඒවායින් කිහිපයක් පහත දක්වා තිබෙනවා.
Megaupload යනුවෙන් හැදින්වෙන ෆයිල් ෂෙයාරින් වෙබ් අඩවිය ඇමරිකානු ෆෙඩරල් අධිකරණයක් විසින් නිකුත් කරන ලද නියෝගයක් මත අත්හිටුවා තිබෙනවා.
මෙම වෙබ් අඩවිය විශාල ෆයිල්ස් හුවමාරු කර ගැනීමේ ලොව ඇති ජනප්රියම වෙබ් අඩවියක් වන අතර ඇලෙක්සා රෑන්ක් අනුවද ලොව ජනප්රියම වෙබ් අඩවි 100 අතර පවතිනවා. මෙම වෙබ් අඩවියේ නිර්මාතෘ Kim Schmitz මේ වන විට අත්අඩංගුවට ගෙන ඇති අතර තවත් පිරිස් අත්අඩංගුවට ගැනීමට නියමිත බවයි වාර්තා වන්නේ.
හොංකොංහි P.O. Box 28410,Gloucester Road Post Office,Wan Chai නමැති ලිපිනයට ලියාපදිංචි මෙම Megaupload වෙබ් අඩවිය සතු මිලියන ගණනක දේපලද අත්හිටුවා තිබෙනවා.
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PIPA, SOPA put on hold in the wake of protests
Updated at 10:43 a.m. ET
Senate and House leaders announced Friday they are postponing work on two controversial anti-piracy bills in the wake of large online protests that spurred several congressmen to rethink the legislation.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced today that he is postponing Tuesday's procedural vote on the Protect IP Act (PIPA). Meanwhile, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar Smith said his committee is postponing consideration of PIPA's House companion, the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), "until there is wider agreement on a solution."
PIPA and SOPA are intended to strengthen protections against copyright infringement and intellectual property theft, but Internet advocates say they would stifle expression on the World Wide Web. CBS Corporation is among the media and entertainment companies that support the legislation.
In protest of the legislation, major sites like Wikipedia and Reddit participated in a 24-hour "Internet blackout" on Wednesday, while other sites like Google took less drastic steps to signify their opposition to the legislation. The protests inspired voters to deluge their congressmen with phone calls and emails in protest of the bills as well, and by Wednesday afternoon, several congressmen either came out in opposition to the bills or said Congress should take more time to reconsider them. It seemed unlikely PIPA would find the 60 votes necessary to pass Tuesday's test vote in the Senate.
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"There is no reason that the legitimate issues raised by many about this bill cannot be resolved," Reid said in a statement. Reid encouraged PIPA's author, Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., to continue working with stakeholders on the bill "to forge a balance between protecting Americans' intellectual property, and maintaining openness and innovation on the Internet."
Reid said the Senate had made "good progress" through its discussions on the bill in recent weeks and that he's optimistic that the Senate can reach a compromise. He stressed that counterfeiting and piracy are serious problems that hurt major industries, including the movie industry, which supports 2.2 million jobs alone.
"We must take action to stop these illegal practices," he said. "We live in a country where people rightfully expect to be fairly compensated for a day's work, whether that person is a miner in the high desert of Nevada, an independent band in New York City, or a union worker on the back lots of a California movie studio."
The House Judiciary Committee was slated to take up SOPA again in February, but Smith issued a statement after Reid's PIPA announcement, noting that he also has heard from critics of the bills.
"I take seriously their concerns regarding proposed legislation to address the problem of online piracy," he said. "It is clear that we need to revisit the approach on how best to address the problem of foreign thieves that steal and sell American inventions and products."
Smith said "the problem of online piracy is too big to ignore" and that the House Judiciary Committee will continue to work with both copyright owners and Internet companies to find the right solution.
In his own statement, Leahy criticized the senators who walked back their support for PIPA, compelling Reid to postpone the procedural vote, which would have officially started a Senate floor debate on the bill.
"The day will come when the Senators who forced this move will look back and realize they made a knee-jerk reaction to a monumental problem," Leay said. "Somewhere in China today, in Russia today, and in many other countries that do not respect American intellectual property, criminals who do nothing but peddle in counterfeit products and stolen American content are smugly watching how the United States Senate decided it was not even worth debating how to stop the overseas criminals from draining our economy."
Updated at 10:43 a.m. ET
Senate and House leaders announced Friday they are postponing work on two controversial anti-piracy bills in the wake of large online protests that spurred several congressmen to rethink the legislation.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced today that he is postponing Tuesday's procedural vote on the Protect IP Act (PIPA). Meanwhile, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar Smith said his committee is postponing consideration of PIPA's House companion, the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), "until there is wider agreement on a solution."
PIPA and SOPA are intended to strengthen protections against copyright infringement and intellectual property theft, but Internet advocates say they would stifle expression on the World Wide Web. CBS Corporation is among the media and entertainment companies that support the legislation.
In protest of the legislation, major sites like Wikipedia and Reddit participated in a 24-hour "Internet blackout" on Wednesday, while other sites like Google took less drastic steps to signify their opposition to the legislation. The protests inspired voters to deluge their congressmen with phone calls and emails in protest of the bills as well, and by Wednesday afternoon, several congressmen either came out in opposition to the bills or said Congress should take more time to reconsider them. It seemed unlikely PIPA would find the 60 votes necessary to pass Tuesday's test vote in the Senate.
SOPA, PIPA: What you need to know
SOPA, PIPA protests spur Congress to rethink bills
SOPA and PIPA Internet blackout aftermath, staggering numbers
"There is no reason that the legitimate issues raised by many about this bill cannot be resolved," Reid said in a statement. Reid encouraged PIPA's author, Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., to continue working with stakeholders on the bill "to forge a balance between protecting Americans' intellectual property, and maintaining openness and innovation on the Internet."
Reid said the Senate had made "good progress" through its discussions on the bill in recent weeks and that he's optimistic that the Senate can reach a compromise. He stressed that counterfeiting and piracy are serious problems that hurt major industries, including the movie industry, which supports 2.2 million jobs alone.
"We must take action to stop these illegal practices," he said. "We live in a country where people rightfully expect to be fairly compensated for a day's work, whether that person is a miner in the high desert of Nevada, an independent band in New York City, or a union worker on the back lots of a California movie studio."
The House Judiciary Committee was slated to take up SOPA again in February, but Smith issued a statement after Reid's PIPA announcement, noting that he also has heard from critics of the bills.
"I take seriously their concerns regarding proposed legislation to address the problem of online piracy," he said. "It is clear that we need to revisit the approach on how best to address the problem of foreign thieves that steal and sell American inventions and products."
Smith said "the problem of online piracy is too big to ignore" and that the House Judiciary Committee will continue to work with both copyright owners and Internet companies to find the right solution.
In his own statement, Leahy criticized the senators who walked back their support for PIPA, compelling Reid to postpone the procedural vote, which would have officially started a Senate floor debate on the bill.
"The day will come when the Senators who forced this move will look back and realize they made a knee-jerk reaction to a monumental problem," Leay said. "Somewhere in China today, in Russia today, and in many other countries that do not respect American intellectual property, criminals who do nothing but peddle in counterfeit products and stolen American content are smugly watching how the United States Senate decided it was not even worth debating how to stop the overseas criminals from draining our economy."
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