*TPB* founders lose appeal

Not particularly "wrong" at this point.
In my opinion TPB has become so mainstream that it really shouldn't matter if the site's full name is mentioned here.
But until I'm told that we can change the protocol in handling this particular site, please keep references to the site abbreviated.
 
this is all kind of.....pointless

this tracker is absolutely indestructible; all you need to do is move the site to a new server and you're in business again, every single torrent will still work. these gentlemen have so many supporters that they will never run out of new hosts.
 
Advi said:
this is all kind of.....pointless

this tracker is absolutely indestructible; all you need to do is move the site to a new server and you're in business again, every single torrent will still work. these gentlemen have so many supporters that they will never run out of new hosts.


Lemon wire* was shut down..but unofficially was risen up from the grave by a batch of highly trained monkeys to make it even better...

lets hope TBP will come back the same way...

M***N**A was shut down
T****NT*PY was shut down. (even though it was filled full of porn ads and viruses)
rom******* gave in to the ESA.
NDS-**** caved into the government

and they have not been replaced...

let's hope that TPB doesn't fade away like it's relatives have








*names are have been changed, any other names, characters, dates are purely coincidental
 
I posted this yesterday and I thought it was risky but oh well...
Noooo! Not TPB
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RE4zombie said:
One of the attorneys for the record companies said this about the ruling.
QUOTE said:
In two years, this type of piracy will be over. After a ruling like this and all the pioneers start to get older and have children and families, piracy won't occur to this extent.
Epic fail.
Loled.

9 years going on 10 and still strong. Good luck with that.
 
I'm starting to check the news on my phone more now; I noticed this this morning. Doesn't affect me in the slightest, but it's certainly relatively big news.

Now I check news more, maybe I should start posting it too.
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stanleyopar2000 said:
Advi said:
this is all kind of.....pointless

this tracker is absolutely indestructible; all you need to do is move the site to a new server and you're in business again, every single torrent will still work. these gentlemen have so many supporters that they will never run out of new hosts.


Lemon wire* was shut down..but unofficially was risen up from the grave by a batch of highly trained monkeys to make it even better...

lets hope TBP will come back the same way...

M***N**A was shut down
T****NT*PY was shut down. (even though it was filled full of porn ads and viruses)
rom******* gave in to the ESA.
NDS-**** caved into the government

and they have not been replaced...

let's hope that TPB doesn't fade away like it's relatives have


*names are have been changed, any other names, characters, dates are purely coincidental
mininova is legit now

the hunt for iso's place was blocked in the us and replaced witha crappy light ver
but you can simply get around it
 
RE4zombie said:
One of the attorneys for the record companies said this about the ruling.
QUOTE said:
In two years, this type of piracy will be over. After a ruling like this and all the pioneers start to get older and have children and families, piracy won't occur to this extent.
Epic fail.
Epic lawl. They should know that for every 1 site they shut down 4 more pop up in it's place.
 
Okay so lost an appeal, so? It may look bad at this point, but TPB will never close. The current TPB might, but then a new one will rise and it will go on like that forever.

So this is just meh news.

Also lol at people thinking that piracy will now stop or that TPB will die.
 
We can say Mininova right?? No illegal content can be hosted there anymore, so?? If I'm wrong here mod just edit my post please.
 
I just realized what TPB is.

My care level is between I-Don't-Really-Care to I-Care-A-Bit. All I really pirate is music, NDS games, and some software as well.
 

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