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domain is for sale?im interested
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and i though they i had plans on expanding. guess i was wrong.
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Exeem is a new file-sharing application being developed by the folks at SuprNova.org. Exeem is a decentralized BitTorrent network that basically makes everyone a Tracker. Individuals will share Torrents, and seed shared files to the network. At this time, details and the full potential of this project are being kept very quiet. However it appears this P2P application will completely replace SuprNova.org; no more web mirrors, no more bottle necks and no more slow downs. |
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nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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Nothing like the RIAA and MPAA using illegal attacks to take down *some* legal and illegal sites.
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Who said anything about illegal tactics?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/12...vs_bittorrent/ ^ last tuesday. We've been waiting to see how long it would last since that was published. It seems pretty obvious to me that they got served. |
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50 Super Novas :glugglug
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/12...ttorrent_site/
They raided the houses of 30 moderators, not even owners. That's harsh. Finnish police raid BitTorrent site By Drew Cullen Published Tuesday 14th December 2004 23:51 GMT Police in Finland have raided the operations of a popular BitTorrent file download site, seizing equipment and at the houses four people who ran the site. Police also raided the houses of 30 volunteers who helped moderate the site. According to our early translation of a report of the raids, the 34 people had been arrested, but several readers from Finland have emailed us to say that this is incorrect. Click Here Police say the site had 10,000 users, all Finnish, who downloaded illegally-copied content worth millions of euros. The site featured 6000 torrents, including film, videos, music and games. If convicted, the site operators face jail of up to two years and are liable for claims for damages from content owners. According to Finnish newspaper reports (English), the police liaised with Interpol and Elisa, a local ISP, in their investigations. The Motion Picture Ass. of America (MPAA) today announced (PDF) that it is pursuing civil actions against hundreds of server operators of BitTorrent, eDonkey and DirectConnect P2P file-swapping networks, in its war on internet movie piracy. In addition, the MPAA is co-operating in criminal investigations with police in Finland, the Netherlands and France, so it is reasonable to infer that reports of raids in more European countries are likely to surface shortly. BitTorrent speeds file transfers by segmenting content and downloading parts from multiple users rather than a single server. As you receive a file, so other BitTorrent users are able to grab it from you in the same way. The idea is to ensure a more even sharing of bandwidth between participants. It's not a classic P2P application since it's about improving download performance rather than sharing files per se. Files are found not through the application itself but through links on websites, and it's these initial servers that the MPAA and co. are targeting. ® |
holy jesus
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http://www.torrentspy.com Enjoy :glugglug
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tvtorrents.net going down also really sucks !
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Damn. That totally sucks. But yeah, there are other trackers that we can all use. I really did like that one though. torrentsearch.us is a good site that I use quite often.
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It was nice for awhile, then suddenly, you couldn't get crap on there. |
Sucks, but there will always be more sites :glugglug
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what are you talking about ? every week I got the latest simpsons episodes there , today airs episode 6 and was planning on downloading through tvtorrents.net |
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I still got my TV shows off there just last week... shit make that 2 days ago. |
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Fuck TVTorrents went bye bye :mad:
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http://www.bi-torrent.com/ <=- :1orglaugh
Looks like he's a fan of the Easy Gals network! Same type of design, but a lot sloppier. :1orglaugh |
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:helpme
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sad but true
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