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• On the post: Amazon Bows To US Censorship Pressure: Refuses To Host Wikileaks

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 01 Dec, 2010 @ 01:30pm

  Re:

  "Looks like the Pirate Bay might be useful for something other than camrips of movies after all"
  
  Hope so cause TPB isn't a very good source for anything more than unwanted popups these days. They have caved to the spam industry.

• On the post: Amazon Bows To US Censorship Pressure: Refuses To Host Wikileaks

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 01 Dec, 2010 @ 01:06pm

  Wikileaks Doc

  Just to keep the doc in question available here is another copy of the 1.4GB insurance file.
  
  https://www.demonoid.com/files/download/2466654/25902744

• On the post: Homeland Security Admits That It's The Private Police Force Of The Entertainment Industry

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 01 Dec, 2010 @ 11:01am

  I have to disagree..

  AJ, the bottom line is that none of this so called property is property of any kind. They are in fact part of a service and should be treated as such. Just because copyright says it's property does not make it so.

• On the post: Homeland Security Admits That It's The Private Police Force Of The Entertainment Industry

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 01 Dec, 2010 @ 09:43am

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  You gotta love how easy this torrent finder is, like DHS can even make a dent.

• On the post: If Newly Seized Domains Were Purely Dedicated To Infringement, Why Was Kanye West Using One?

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 30 Nov, 2010 @ 01:13pm

  Hindsight

  Last week, on Monday I had my non public, InMotion ftp server gone thru with a fine tooth comb. I received an email claiming I had placed multiple copyrighted works and commercial software in a publicly available folder. It also stated if I did not remove the content in question that my account would be canceled.
  
  My site has never been public and the software files were BU of my originals, and the content was a few episodes of "Sons of Anarchy", how fitting.
  
  I attempted to comply and my account was already shutdown. I was able to get i touch with a support person and finally after 2 days they gave me access and I removed all content for now.
  
  This was all in the name of routine system maintenance, i have had this account for 1.5 years with some of the original SOA DL and they never bothered. They had clear warning Homeland Security sweep.

• On the post: Why Voting For COICA Is A Vote For Censorship

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 22 Nov, 2010 @ 03:09pm

  Re: Fascinating (well, somewhat...except for the troll) legal debate, but...

  Whats really fascinating is that I get 24Mb down and 3 up for only 60/mo

• On the post: Why Voting For COICA Is A Vote For Censorship

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 22 Nov, 2010 @ 02:08pm

  Re:

  Yes, he could not make it as a TSA groper so he was made a MPAA manager

• On the post: Why Voting For COICA Is A Vote For Censorship

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 22 Nov, 2010 @ 11:58am

  Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Piracy is not free speech

  Mike he really has absolutely no point. Ignorance seems to prevail, and he as well as others think that the whole world revolves around US law.

• On the post: Why Voting For COICA Is A Vote For Censorship

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 22 Nov, 2010 @ 11:42am

  TPB who?

  This whole thing is beyond funny now as TPB is deemed the crown jewel of all sharing.
  
  FYI TPB is the least used among those who share these days. It is nothing but one giant advert. It is nothing more than nuisance to use, and the torrents are barely legit as well as the reviews are lies.

• On the post: MPAA Boss Defends Censorships With Blatantly False Claims

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 18 Nov, 2010 @ 02:37pm

  Re: I would like to point out...

  Was yours a full version or just the 36min rel.

• On the post: Google To TV Industry: 'Yes, Yes, Cord Cutting Is A Myth; Google TV Is Nothing To Fear'

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 12 Nov, 2010 @ 09:10am

  Syncing

  One more thing is that you can create a new gmail account with all of the channels (streams) authorized or not, it connects to anything on chrome, as bookmarks and sync to this account as well as let as many of your friends do the same.
  
  It's your own version of boxee, "youboxee". The networks are doomed.

• On the post: Google To TV Industry: 'Yes, Yes, Cord Cutting Is A Myth; Google TV Is Nothing To Fear'

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 11 Nov, 2010 @ 01:01pm

  GTV?

  It's so funny how even here on TD that soooo many cannot grasp what GTV is, it's a browser running on a client, it goes anywhere on the net, what's so hard to understand?
  
  Who gives a crap about blocks, they are the equivalent of sticking your foot out to trip the moron in a hurry.

• On the post: Oh Look, More Cord Cutters: Time Warner Cable Loses 155,000 TV Subscribers

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 08 Nov, 2010 @ 03:46pm

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  There is no GOD, and paying for only the connex is the point, the content is free, you just choose to pay, and may the flying spaghetti monster visit you tonight.
  
  I do not need any points, I will just fill up on 1s and 0s, that's all they are.
  
  I just love it when religion crops up into the matter, like it really means something.

• On the post: Oh Look, More Cord Cutters: Time Warner Cable Loses 155,000 TV Subscribers

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 08 Nov, 2010 @ 10:10am

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  I pay for an 18Mb connex only, you go ahead and keep burning your $80 /month on free content, they love you for it.

• On the post: Oh Look, More Cord Cutters: Time Warner Cable Loses 155,000 TV Subscribers

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 08 Nov, 2010 @ 09:32am

  Dog Food?

  At least the dog food tastes much better than the dog shit the cable cos will be forced to eat:)
  
  TWC deserves all the shit that comes their way, they participate in that MPAA threat letter nonsense, how's the shit tasting?

• On the post: Oh Look, More Cord Cutters: Time Warner Cable Loses 155,000 TV Subscribers

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 08 Nov, 2010 @ 09:15am

  Re: Re:

  He does not want to pay those ridiculous prices, it's free...

• On the post: Dish Network Wants To Make Hulu Even More Useless

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 05 Nov, 2010 @ 10:11am

  Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

  This is Googles whole plan, they do not want to look like the bad guy, they just handed the gun to the bad guy instead.
  
  As for the block they do not block chrome on any sites now, it does not work well on some but not blocked, this would be a big deal if the content weasels tried to segregate browsers, i am sure google would speak up as they already have about this.

• On the post: Dish Network Wants To Make Hulu Even More Useless

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 04 Nov, 2010 @ 02:43pm

  Re: Re: Re:

  GTV is nothing but a collection of apps, and each app is it's own show or series. This is the way of the future. Hulu is nonsense and going to die a quick death. The networks cannot block a GTV box, it's just chrome with a pretty menu. When they even try it will be a laughable event.

• On the post: Jammie Thomas Verdict: This Time It's $1.5 Million For Sharing 24 Songs

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 04 Nov, 2010 @ 07:02am

  Re:

  Even the Kettles have more brains than that, nobody has to pay these jaywalking tickets.

• On the post: Warner Bros. So Thrilled With Netflix 28-Day Delays, It Wants To Have Longer Delays

  

  TPBer ( profile ), 03 Nov, 2010 @ 04:42pm

  Re: Re: Re: They need to change their business model

  They can't do shit her in the states :)
  
  10TB and growing, but I have an 18Mb connex

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