 lordofwhee
join:2007-10-21 Everett, WA | There's no way to know
That way, they can sue people trying to download legal files, probably on the assumption that if a user downloads anything via P2P, they also pirate. |
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| said by lordofwhee :That way, they can sue people trying to download legal files, probably on the assumption that if a user downloads anything via P2P, they also pirate. Sounds about right..shady ass company |
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  Nerdtalker Working Hard, Or Hardly Working? Premium,MVM join:2003-02-18 Tucson, AZ clubs: | reply to lordofwhee This is almost entrapment at this point. |
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| reply to lordofwhee The only time I've ever needed to use torrent was for game demos and Linux distros on release days when all of the normal mirror sites are slow or dead because of the downloads going. Does that make me a pirate if I'm doing Ubuntu/Fedora and downloading new game demos that have been released on loads of sites? |
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  MysticGogeta The Robot Devil Premium join:2005-03-14 League City, TX clubs: | reply to lordofwhee Reminds me of the police stings. |
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 wispalord
join:2007-09-20 House Springs, MO | reply to lordofwhee i use peergaurdian, and it seems to do the trick to block them |
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