Sadly I don’t have the speeds your talking about, but still I share just the same and will as long as I breathe!

Screw the NWO!

I don’t just go after everything on the top list, although sometimes I do. The reason I download some on the top ten list though is because if they are very popular & the ratings & user comments are good I can manage to find the time to watch the vids or just multitask & do two things at once.

I often back up the old content (ex: 1952 movie etc) due to copyright being abused and the mafia/cartel wanting older stuff removed from the web because it provides competition that they don’t like perhaps due to the fact that the copyright is expired. They would rather claim copyright and have it removed rather than let some of those great older movies be available.

Well not a problem though, been serving up files @ 1gb/sec & providing lifetime retention of many titles/other works also since I noticed the cartel doing this. The problem was that often when I wanted to download something, when I went to download the torrent I would get “page not found”. So rather than just be sol, I decided, hey why not serve them up @ 1gb/sec & provide lifetime retention & be free for all? So why the mafia does take some things that are great off of sites like http://www.mininova.org, the files are now permanently copied & served up for a lifetime on select chosen works. This is great for when the file has no seeds/peers & it is not available elsewhere. The older files are great btw on many works.

Ya just got to know where to look to get the goods. This is especially a great service.

Don’t forget to share & ed2k/kad & bittorrent or whatever your method of sharing is.

Sharing is caring. Skru3 Tha Cartel!

Well I do it to annoy the he’ll out of the RIAA/MPAA/sometroll/.neo.troll/Reasoned Troll. I can actually afford to buy movies and music but am making a choice NOT to support fascist corporations.

xD

A few more broadsides like this and the likes of people like Henrik Anderson will drive them onto the reefs.

Anybody up for a boarding party?
Arrgh!

itis a good day when these three pro industry hacks have to hide from their embarrasment and dont have the guts to face the torrentfreak crowd.

i hope they stay away cuz i cant help but feed them when their around.

arghhhh

Captain Morgan is proud ;)
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I’ll drink to that! :)

(captain morgan rum)

arghhhh

Captain Morgan is proud ;)

I’ll drink (captain morgan rum) to that! :)

Rally the pirates of Denmark, vote to put the PiratPartiet (Danish pirateparty) in the Folketinget (national parliament of Denmark).

Yarrgh!

#1 I don’t like roller coasters cause I’m afraid of heights.
#2 I don’t skateboard cause I have poor balance.
#3 Have you seen a psychiatrist lately?
Really….You think it’s fun to download copyrighted stuff with a risk of getting caught? What’s wrong with you? So….You like the risk of an anti-piracy group falsely accusing you of something based on your IP address alone? Cause that’s what happens alot. Wasn’t there an elderly couple accused of downloading gay porn a while back?
I don’t download because of a risk of getting caught. I do it because I want to do it. Simple as that.

The problem is simply that business never understood the ramifications of a global internet, and didn’t push to lock it down when they had the opportunity 20 years ago.

So, if you leave your door open and you catch someone trying to steal from you them, you’re the one who should get charged? If they had done that, people would have done exactly what they are doing now : complaining that they are acting like dictators and “trying to control them.” We gave pirates the benefit of the doubt. We gave them the entire internet to use as they saw fit. They used it for theft. They blew their trust.

What strong evidence? Doesn’t the ISP or the pirate site they were using keep logs of some sort?

The problem is simply that business never understood the ramifications of a global internet, and didn’t push to lock it down when they had the opportunity 20 years ago.

If they has invested the time an money early on DRM could have been built into the system end to end.

Now we’re seeing desperate ham fisted attempts to put the genie back in the bottle.

It’s just too easy to pirate, and too hard to get caught, for most people to avoid. Deep down, most of us have a fairly larcenous heart when no one is looking, or everyone else is doing the same thing.

So, the music industry fiddled while their empire burned.

We are the torch bearers.

It’s normal for whole industries to die out over time, but I think we euthanized this one a bit
prematurely.

Hope that Danish group engages in teaching the industry how to work with their consumers.

As for the 3-strikes stuff, it’s a matter of time till it proves completely inefficient if it gets approved. Not only their sales will not go up as they expect (if the sales actually go up) but a black market of pirated physical media will flourish and several appeals will pop up in the legal system of people telling they were not the ones that downloaded (that their wireless routers were hijacked and so on).

Not to mention real heavy file sharers will go underground and keep sharing.

Evolve people, laws only work when people agree with them. Right now only MAFIAA and merry friends (and the people they stuff money in the @$$) are the ones that agree with this. Open your eyes, find other business models.

Got to add an edit feature to the comments TF for all us fumble fingered users.

Probably using CCTV cameras spying through your windows watching which sites you are surfing!

Way to go Denmark!!!

Gosh I hate iPhone autospell check!! xD

You take away the danger and rebellious element…then all the fun is gone. You might as well sit at home on your arm chair with a seatbelt on and just PRETEND you’re on the scariest roller coaster ride you’ve ever experienced. Or how about taking the wheels off your skateboard? No danger and no rebellion = no fun.

If I lived in that country being a pirate would stop being fun. Heck might as well buy everything from now on. It would be really Boeing and pointless being a pirate if the RIAA/MPAA took away the danger and rebellion from me.

Long live piracy and the RIAA/MPAA/sometroll/Reasoned Troll/.neo.troll!!!

IP addresses cannot and will never be proof of anything.

now… where`s my copy of backtrack? I can see a WEP wifi AP near me :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLY7yI1xV-M&feature=PlayList&p=94A598F31A02111F&index=99

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW0Y4s4GScw&feature=PlayList&p=94A598F31A02111F&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=98

This article was the first in a series. The third article is devoted to the IFPI DK and their demands for a ’3 strikes’ policy. It’s the same old story. IFPI(Danish RIAA) has little success prosecuting individuals, so decides to lobby for punishment after accusation, thus avoiding the tiresome problems of proof of evidence and trial.

The translated thgrid article can be read here http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=da&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fpolitiken.dk%2Ftjek%2Fdigitalt%2Farticle828759.ece .

This series of articles is just softening up the Danish public, preparing them for the ’3 strikes’ policy that has been discussed and prepared by the industry and politicians over the past half year.