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story category Bit Torrent: 35% of all Traffic
From Piracy and politics to pop culture...
(old news - 06:48PM Thursday Nov 04 2004)
tags: bandwidth · stats
According to this Reuters story, Bit Torrent now accounts for roughly thirty-five percent of all internet traffic. And not all of it's piracy; many companies distribute software and updates (Linspire, Valve software) via torrent to save bandwidth, and many users distribute pop-culture tid-bits, like John Stewart's recent taunting of the hosts of CNN's Crossfire. Bit Torrent is also used for the academic network Lionshare, for spam stopper Vipul's razor, and for more basic applications like Magic Mirror Backup.

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vic102482
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I love BT

Anime 24/7 off of it.:p
permalink · 2004-11-04 18:50:18 · Reply to this

53059959
Temp banned from BBR more then anyone

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PwnZone

Re: I love BT

much of the bittorrent warez seems to come from suprnova.org. I remember browsing a few bt traker websites and suprnova was way above the rest in hits. im sure lotsa people would be glad to get rid of suprnova. ha! warez 4 life
permalink · 2004-11-04 20:11:16 · Reply to this
vic102482
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Re: I love BT

said by 53059959 See Profile:

much of the bittorrent warez seems to come from suprnova.org. I remember browsing a few bt traker websites and suprnova was way above the rest in hits. im sure lotsa people would be glad to get rid of suprnova. ha! warez 4 life
Supernova.org is hosted overseas so it cant be touched by the MPAA or RIAA, they do try to track users of the sites however.

And even if they were to bring that site down, there are so many mirrors of it, its not even funny. No less than 15 I have been to.
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permalink · 2004-11-05 09:32:11 · Print · Reply to this

clorets

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permalink · 2004-11-04 21:12:06 · Reply to this

Big Boy Bob

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Re: I love BT

BT is already, i think.... or the tech is owned by one guy, but it might be GNU.
permalink · 2004-11-05 02:41:38 · Reply to this

porkchops
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permalink · 2004-11-04 21:43:44 · Reply to this

Pake
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Re: I love BT

said by porkchops See Profile:

Boxtorrents by any chance?
I'm an animesuki.com guy myself. Haven't messed with Boxtorrents but once and then they went down for a bit.
permalink · 2004-11-04 23:05:10 · Reply to this
vic102482
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said by porkchops See Profile:

Boxtorrents by any chance?
I love BT, they went down because ADV sued them or something like that, they are now hosted overseas IIRC. I used them until the site went down, now I just bounce around to different ones.:)

I like BT though because their packages are great, they only host seasons or entire series, none of that individual episode crap. Looking for Inuyasha was hell lol.
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permalink · 2004-11-05 09:33:24 · Print · Reply to this

Amoris692001
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Truth about hollywood...

Hollywood is ready to slam you for using BT. I got a letter recently from my ISP saying that the Motion Picture Association knows i've downloaded crap. I'd only been using BT for a week and then I got that letter. So I stopped using BT. I never had anyother problems with things such as IRC. I hate BT.
permalink · 2004-11-04 18:51:03 · Reply to this

Nerdtalker
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Re: Truth about hollywood...

said by Amoris692001 See Profile:

Hollywood is ready to slam you for using BT. I got a letter recently from my ISP saying that the Motion Picture Association knows i've downloaded crap. I'd only been using BT for a week and then I got that letter. So I stopped using BT. I never had anyother problems with things such as IRC. I hate BT.
I like BT, I haven't gotten any warning from my ISP, and I use it regularly.

BT really is cool, what with how it makes broadband scale so nicely like TV does.
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permalink · 2004-11-04 19:02:08 · Print · Reply to this

thender2
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said by Amoris692001 See Profile:

I got a letter recently from my ISP saying that the Motion Picture Association knows i've downloaded crap.
I frequent a number of eMule/eDonkey2000 release sites. People post about these letters almost regularly. Some people have gotten over five, and still continue to download with the same ISP.

It's a scare tactic without a leg to stand on. Discard it and keep on downloading.
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permalink · 2004-11-04 19:47:54 · Print · Reply to this

nfx
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Re: Truth about hollywood...

said by thender2 See Profile:

said by Amoris692001 See Profile:

I got a letter recently from my ISP saying that the Motion Picture Association knows i've downloaded crap.
I frequent a number of eMule/eDonkey2000 release sites. People post about these letters almost regularly. Some people have gotten over five, and still continue to download with the same ISP.

It's a scare tactic without a leg to stand on. Discard it and keep on downloading.
that may not be the case anymore: »MPAA Begins to Sue
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permalink · 2004-11-04 20:02:53 · Print · Reply to this

SirXILE
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said by Amoris692001 See Profile:

Hollywood is ready to slam you for using BT. I got a letter recently from my ISP saying that the Motion Picture Association knows i've downloaded crap. I'd only been using BT for a week and then I got that letter. So I stopped using BT. I never had anyother problems with things such as IRC. I hate BT.
Same with me 6 months ago. I recieved that letter too. I still like BT for certain things though. I go other places for the heavy needed things.
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permalink · 2004-11-04 21:52:21 · Print · Reply to this
Freezone

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Southfield, MI

Re: Truth about hollywood...

You guys need to use usenet. www.giganews.com
You will never get one of these letter and can pull down stuff full speed.
permalink · 2004-11-04 22:22:52 · Reply to this
mitska

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Sarasota, FL

sure it is good...

BT is a great idea to be sure, however total anonymity would be a marked improvement imo.
permalink · 2004-11-04 18:51:40 · Reply to this
vic102482
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Re: sure it is good...

said by mitska See Profile:

BT is a great idea to be sure, however total anonymity would be a marked improvement imo.
Outside of (current state) newsgroups, you dont have it.:(
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permalink · 2004-11-04 19:03:58 · Reply to this

dvd536
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Re: sure it is good...

said by vic102482 See Profile:

said by mitska See Profile:

BT is a great idea to be sure, however total anonymity would be a marked improvement imo.
Outside of (current state) newsgroups, you dont have it.:(
What aboutIRC? those hacked .jp boxen can really push data fast and i doubt the *IAAs are interested in them. long live the pwn3d b0x3n
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permalink · 2004-11-05 03:38:56 · Print · Reply to this

nil
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join:2000-11-27		 It's P2P total anonymity is not doable without compromising the design (adding a proxy, which kind of eliminates the benefit of torrent).
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permalink · 2004-11-04 20:38:34 · Reply to this

Sean

join:2004-01-23
Ottawa

Canada pwnz.

No record of anyone being hit in Canada. To make things better, downloading music is legal here.

I love Canada.
permalink · 2004-11-04 18:55:07 · Reply to this
zod5000

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Re: Canada pwnz.

I got a email from Telus (BC DSL Provider today) letting me know that whoever owns a certain sci-fi show filed a complaint... yadda yadda, unless court ordered to do so, they will not give up my information.

I don't really care, theres been a few people getting these warnings from telus, but i'm sure they're just doing it to get the tv studios (or mpaa or whover in my case hunts down people who download mgm shows) off their backs.

I don't think they have a leg to stand on here in Canada, and we take the warnings with a grain of salt, now i just know to gran that crap of newsgroups and leave my torrenting to brand new torrents (like the night something airs somewhere), i'm guessing (since its worked for me so far) that avoids warnings because they haven't been up long enough to be infiltrated.

i love BT by the way, so much better then p2p plazes like kazaa. Forcing people to upload was bloody brilliant. People who upload more get to download faster, it gives incentives for sharing bandwidth, not like a kazaa type system where 200 people are trying to grab the smae file off 3 people with a slow dsl connection
permalink · 2004-11-04 19:15:38 · Print · Reply to this

lyls

@tele.dk

Re: Canada pwnz.

yeah i just love how BT always make you upload faster than you download.... oh man its so sweet i love it! yesterday i downloaded at an amazing 70k/s .....wow
permalink · 2004-11-04 20:45:01 · Reply to this

thongsai

join:2002-07-04
Santa Rosa, CA

Wasnt designed for annomity

bt was designed to help take loads off webservers. not to help people download illegal copies of software and media.
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permalink · 2004-11-04 18:55:14 · Reply to this
vic102482
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Re: Wasnt designed for annomity

said by thongsai See Profile:

bt was designed to help take loads off webservers. not to help people download illegal copies of software and media.
Thanks for the notification.:p
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permalink · 2004-11-04 19:04:49 · Reply to this
BosstonesOwn

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 But just like other means of alleviating load s it is used for piracy. 2 good examples. AOL email system and news groups. If there is a better way of transferring data piracy will find it.

Now maybe the MPAA can give up it's strangle hold as well , all thought dvd's are well worth the price, and move to make a bt client available for a price to download any video wanted into xvid or divx codeced equipment.
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permalink · 2004-11-04 20:35:53 · Print · Reply to this

lyls

@tele.dk

Re: Wasnt designed for annomity

so i have to pay to download with speeds that depend on other people uploading? no thanks =P
permalink · 2004-11-04 20:46:30 · Reply to this
BosstonesOwn

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Re: Wasnt designed for annomity

said by lyls:

so i have to pay to download with speeds that depend on other people uploading? no thanks =P
they could seed from servers to help keep the speeds constant.
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permalink · 2004-11-05 16:35:50 · Reply to this

Amoris692001
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i love twins

canadian beer + canadian girls + me = paradise with no BUSH
permalink · 2004-11-04 18:55:54 · Reply to this
biaachmonkie

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Re: i love twins

I though canadian girls didn't shave...
permalink · 2004-11-06 00:20:50 · Reply to this

moby866
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Above you

It accounts for alot of my traffic too!

Fedora torrents from....

»torrent.linux.duke.edu/
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permalink · 2004-11-04 18:57:45 · Reply to this

Jon Geb
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Howell, MI

Some one help me with BT

How do I go about getting going with it?
permalink · 2004-11-04 19:10:47 · Reply to this

SenseBend
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Re: Some one help me with BT

Get a client, there are a lot of them. People seem to be partial to Bit Tornado or Azureus. I like the official one on Linux and Azureus on Windows.
permalink · 2004-11-04 19:17:56 · Reply to this

Sharingan

join:2003-08-17
North Hollywood, CA

Anime

Before Bittorrent it was a drag getting any type of anime. Now with Bitorrent I download anime all the time even the ones i have never even heard of. Naruto was one my first Bittorrent downloads, and boy I never thought this anime was going to be this good.
permalink · 2004-11-04 19:19:57 · Reply to this

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q16777216

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its UPLOADING that causes MPAA and RIAA notices

its UPLOADING that causes MPAA and RIAA notices not downloading, BT uploads the same content you download as you download it, so downloading automatically means you are uploading the same content. So no content can be downloaded unless uploading is completely disabled or legal as well.

and if no-one uploads no-one can download, which kills P2P all together for illegal activity

Everywhere i look people are mad RIAA and MPAA are complaining about downloads, but it's UPLAODS that they create lawsuits and notices about.
permalink · 2004-11-04 19:21:01 · Print · Reply to this

justin
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Re: its UPLOADING that causes MPAA and RIAA notice

that is true, and the longer you let your upload lie the more chance to get snared.
However if they increase this letter writing pressure it will just encourage private tracker clubs where membership is introduction only. Hm, kind of like small time drug dealers in new york..
permalink · 2004-11-04 19:31:17 · Reply to this

DaDogs
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Re: its UPLOADING that causes MPAA and RIAA notice

Is BT traffic encrypted. You see if it isn't "key clubs" won't help. On subpoena to one ISP and you are hooked into the whole private BT network with a sniffer.
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permalink · 2004-11-04 19:39:24 · Reply to this

justin
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Re: its UPLOADING that causes MPAA and RIAA notice

they don't do that (subpoena ISPs for wiretaps).
they write clients that connect as users, and identify peers sharing parts of copyright movies by IP, then go from there.
permalink · 2004-11-04 19:56:14 · Reply to this

a2nxtcrav3r
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35% is low

ONLY 35%??? it should be 60!!! YOU PEOPLE ARE NOT DOING ENOUGH... i guess that entitles me too im not doing enough to make it higher
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permalink · 2004-11-04 19:43:23 · Reply to this

Frossty
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BT=Love it

I love it as well does the job for me and gets what I need
permalink · 2004-11-04 19:46:17 · Reply to this

SlickEnW
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Re: 35% is low

i too am surprised that BT is only 35 percent . Here is a flow chart of my p2p life.
Napster::great before killed:: , Kazaa ::original yuck::, imesh ::wtf was i thinking::, winMX ::mmm ques are the 1337!:: , IRC ::not too bad just hard to get ahold to, canned when people got mad for my dial up ::, Emule ::i dunno i liked it::, Newsgroups :: no host would satisfy my needs for a reasonable price:: and now BT. i love it. i don't mind seeding my @$$ off ::i'm on 3Mb/256 now btw::. DLs are usually great. Gotta love the real time seed/peer counts. the distro sytems is also well designed, the only problem is i don't have enough HD space :|
permalink · 2004-11-04 19:50:57 · Print · Reply to this
modan

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Canada PWNZ

w00t Canada rocks. Don't worry people even if isps send you warning in Canada, they still can't give out your personal info by law.

Love bittorrent. Oh wait, am I helping terrorists by using bittorrent , damn I wish I could help FIGHT terrorism by not guarding famous weapons cache.
permalink · 2004-11-04 20:22:56 · Reply to this

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Re: Canada PWNZ

said by modan See Profile:

w00t Canada rocks. Don't worry people even if isps send you warning in Canada, they still can't give out your personal info by law.

Love bittorrent. Oh wait, am I helping terrorists by using bittorrent , damn I wish I could help FIGHT terrorism by not guarding famous weapons cache.
You got that right bud! Canada PWNZ! Been downloading and uploading non-stop since BT came out, never plan on stopping unless something majoy happens! I love my 5/.8 connection!
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permalink · 2004-11-04 20:35:06 · Print · Reply to this

SirXILE
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Re: 35% is low

said by SlickEnW See Profile:

Newsgroups :: no host would satisfy my needs for a reasonable price::
Check out Buzzardnews.com
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permalink · 2004-11-04 22:58:05 · Reply to this

DaMaGeINC
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Not me

I dont like the idea of being forced to share my bandwidth with the world. So I dont use it. I dont read much into it, but if theirs a client that allows you to disable uploads, then I might use it.
permalink · 2004-11-04 20:19:24 · Reply to this

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bokamba
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Good news post

People talk a lot about the non-piracy applications of P2P, but very rarely is there an enumeration of them like the one found in this news post. Thanks to the writer for providing some good examples!
permalink · 2004-11-04 20:46:43 · Reply to this

Vamp
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thats no surprise..

Hell I have bit torrent open right now... I downloaded over 1gb of tv episodes just today.
permalink · 2004-11-04 21:01:10 · Reply to this
Liquid Lion
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Anime here...anime there...anime everywhere!

Love Bit Torrent. It satisfies all my anime needs and it's free, efficient and fast (most of the time). MPAA and RIAA don't care about anime, so anime enthusiasts are safe for the time being, unless US anime companies start clamping down on LICENSED anime, so the MPAA can't do anything to anime fans...until US anime companies join the MPAA.
permalink · 2004-11-04 21:17:06 · Reply to this
SNOldak924

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Re: Anime here...anime there...anime everywhere!

said by Liquid Lion See Profile:

...unless US anime companies start clamping down on LICENSED anime, so the MPAA can't do anything to anime fans...until US anime companies join the MPAA.
US anime? Those two words should never be used in a sentence.
permalink · 2004-11-04 21:45:19 · Reply to this

a2nxtcrav3r
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Re: Anime here...anime there...anime everywhere!

said by SNOldak924 See Profile:

said by Liquid Lion See Profile:


...unless US anime companies start clamping down on LICENSED anime, so the MPAA can't do anything to anime fans...until US anime companies join the MPAA.
US anime? Those two words should never be used in a sentence.
so true... DIE ADV!!! DIE FUNIMATION!!!
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permalink · 2004-11-04 22:19:35 · Print · Reply to this
nl4jy

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Re: Anime here...anime there...anime everywhere!

agreed whole heartly. I wouldn't say that if they have any decent subbers. Those guys are some of the worst subbers I've ever saw. I like to download cause the fansubbers have way higher quality subs.
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permalink · 2004-11-05 12:27:34 · Reply to this
kd6cae
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I can see why some may not want to upload

Many users have only 128KBPS or 256KBPS upload capacity available to them, and the way TCP works if the upstream link is at capacity, the downstream link will slow since there's no bandwidth to send the ack packets, at least that's how I understand it. I'm fortunate to have a 768KBPS upstream link, so what I tend to do is while downloading I'll set my upload to half my upload capacity, or about 45 kilobytes per second, then when I see my download complete, I'll close the torrent but reopen it with no limits other than my ISP's limit allowing me to upload at about 87K bytes per second. I also have access to a linux server sitting on a 20MBPS link to the internet, and of course on that, I just let things go, that's always fun to watch. I only wish I could give that 87K a second to 1 person so they can download good and fast. that's the only thing I hate about bit torrent, most of my downloads start very very slow and it takes like 10 minutes to hit decent speeds above 1MBPS.. What's cool though is the if you know where to find stuff, the content can rival with what's available on usenet news servers.
permalink · 2004-11-04 22:33:13 · Print · Reply to this

juilinsandar
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2 edits

SBC, BT and Private Networks...

I download at home on my PC with azureus and at work on my Mac with bitconjurer. They both work great, and I get almost all the stuff I could ever want from BT. I use emule to get what BT doesn't have.

Also, having SBC as my ISP kicks much ass!

If I had Roadrunner I'm sure I woulda gotten some of those cease and desist letters by now as I like to share alot.

Finally, private BT networks are the way to go if you want to be "safe" and still get what you need.
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permalink · 2004-11-04 23:16:44 · Print · Reply to this

hjfaelfe

@65.103.x.x

PeerGuardian?

Will using PeerGuardian make you anonymous from them finding you?
permalink · 2004-11-05 00:01:15 · Reply to this
VirtualLarry
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Re: PeerGuardian?

said by hjfaelfe:

Will using PeerGuardian make you anonymous from them finding you?
No, you IP address is openly visible to everyone else on that torrent..

Using BT to download material illegally, is like being under-age, and getting a whole gang of your likewise under-age friends to go with you to the liquor store, and buying a case of beer each, and then walking down main street in broad daylight carrying the beer.

It's not too hard to find you.

Ten to one, the cops would be more interested in busting the store that sold you the beer (the uploader), at least a first. But if you keep doing that, then they might bust you too (the downloader).
permalink · 2004-11-05 06:26:51 · Print · Reply to this

Krystofer

@comcast.net

Re: PeerGuardian?

It is not a copyright violation to connect to a torrent.

It is not illegal to be in a outside a liquor store.

Your comparisson is lacking.

Your IP shows only that you have connected to a torrent. Any further information CAN be blocked. Being connected is NOT going to get you in trouble.
permalink · 2004-11-07 21:45:21 · Reply to this
GVails

join:2004-11-02
Miami, FL

The new face of crime

Amazing - most of these posts are about how to or where to steal. These are the posts of criminals.

Is this the new face of the Internet?
permalink · 2004-11-05 06:15:09 · Reply to this

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t10

join:2003-05-25
Woodbridge, ON

Anime you say?

Berserk>Hellsing>BattleAngel>CowboyBeebop>NinjaScroll>SamuraiX>BoogiepopPhantom>TheLastVampi reHunter>VampireHunterD>GunGrave> joor.

Anyone else dissapointed with latest offerings in Anime?

SamuraiChamploo went plain gay.

Bleach has an amazing idea, but is turned into Sailermoon n shit starting with episode3.

Samurai7, I forced myself trying to watch at least the first episode many many times, I simply cannot do it. Makes me wanna punch my LCD.

HaibaneRenmei yes it picks up after episode7, but couldnt they add some railguns to it or something? I havent seen ANY brain matter splatted on the walls in all of it.

GhostInTheShell2 felt lacking. Just somethign about it doesnt sit well with me.
permalink · 2004-11-05 08:54:33 · Print · Reply to this

Dr Who

@KCOM.COM

Timewarping

i aint stealing... i`m timewarping!
these film`s episodes etc will all be on normal t.v. in the near future, why should i wait when i can use BT to shift time & space
permalink · 2004-11-06 06:31:26 · Reply to this

LadyBat

Re: Timewarping

Rock on, Dr. Who! I'm timewarpin' too!
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