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	October 27, 2003
John Schwartz	Submitted By:Pedro Silva
Two students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a system for sharing music within their campus community that they say can avoid the copyright battles that have pitted the music industry against many customers.

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It looks like as of 10/31 MIT has shut down the "alternative file swapping" source that was going on at MIT for the time being. Read about it here.
-- J J , November 02, 2003

I guess nothing lasts forever... :)
-- Pedro Silva , November 03, 2003

Not when the RIAA is involved
-- J J , November 04, 2003

Everything that has a beginning ... has an end.
-- Pedro Silva , November 04, 2003

Deep thoughts by Pedro eh? Well then how about a circle, does it have a beginning or an end?
-- J J , November 04, 2003

Actually, I'm not that deep... :) It's the catch-phrase for Matrix: Revolutions.
-- Pedro Silva , November 05, 2003

Have you seen Matrix Revolutions yet? If so how was it? Is it the best of the 3?
-- J J , November 05, 2003

I did see it at a sneak preview on Tuesday afternoon. Revolutions was OK. Lots of good fight scenes and special effects, but definitely not as good as the first. Personally, I didn't like the beginning or the end of Revolutions, but I don't want to ruin it for you, so let's talk after you've seen it...
-- Pedro Silva , November 06, 2003

Actually since the circle doesn't have a specific beginning, it's not required to have an end ;) So the statement still holds...
-- Ulas Bardak , November 11, 2003