Best Bittorrent site period?

Since the demise of SuprNova.org, I would like to know the answer to this as well. Anything setup similar to that site?

TV Torrents:

http://tvtorrents.com

I get a lot of music here...and some apps too:

http://oink.me.uk/

And a few more good spots for TV shows:

myspleen.com
tvtorrents.net
digitaldistractions.org
mvgroup.org

Internal 500 server error when joining

Yeah...I got that too the first time I signed up. Check out the others...I think myspleen.net is a good one as well.

thepiratebay.org, search no further

Anyone watch THE CLUB? I've been in florida the past couple of weeks and have missed some episodes if there were any, would love to find a place that has them.

filesoup.com, you have to join though

torrentreactor

if thats the one im thinkin about I went their with IE, BAD MOVE got 3 auto .exe's installed YAY

tvtorrents.net went offline when suprnova.org dissapeared

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Bittorrent is for gays.

Domain got hijacked so it's
http://www.tvtorrents.tv now.

Other good sites are:

torrentreactor.to
lokitorrent.com - have to sign up but they already have shit like Life Aquatic, Spanglish, Meet The Fockers, and Darkness.

How about porn movie torrents - apart from empornium ?

reel hax0rsz uze mIRC. packetnews

Nobody answer that.

double standard bullshit

"sure its ok we steal from others, but others cant steal from us"

I use both so does the mean I'm bi?

It's a crazy world we live in. You'll be ok though. I promise.

Torrentspy.com

Well this gay gets a LOT more variety from bittorrents than usenet ever has on hand at any given time. Usenet is fine if you are stealing the latest movies and music or lucking up by coming across something you like but anyone who thinks usenet has more to offer than bittorrent simply has not used bittorrent enough.

The best bittorrent site since (and before) the demise of suprnova.org is Google. Simply type in "what you are looking for" +torrent

Quote from the website --- "The site might be somewhat slow, as we suddenly got a huge jump in traffic..."

You're retarded.

I almost laughed out loud at this part.

"anyone who thinks usenet has more to offer than bittorrent simply has not used bittorrent enough"

Its called a reqest.

I also love the fact that you accuse me of stealing (some of us actually do not feel like rencoding DVDs to DIVX/AC3 format when someone on usenet will gladly reup thier copy for you) when your advocating the use of a software that requires you to upload copyrighted content to god knows who.

Have fun trying to find older movies with lots of seeders while your breaking fedral laws feeding copyrighted material to other users.

damn suprnova was the best, didn't even realize it was down until this thread

http://www.thepiratebay.org/ <--- Best site, period!

Btw; you should read what they say to the companies saying they have to remove the torrent links with content belonging to them..
It's pretty funny, crazy swedes...

I didn't accuse you of stealing, I merely used the term to describe what usenet binaries are best for.

As far as "use of a software that requires you to upload copyrighted content to god knows who", when you make your "request" to usenet you are announcing your intention to violate copyrights and leaving an IP trail. Just because cases have concentrated on uploaders doesn't mean that only downloading is any less culpable. Should a copyright holder win a subpoena for an ISPs logs they could determine individual downloads of usenet files. If you are just downloading what is there you are probably safe, for now, but don't think for a second that usenet is not on the radar. Sure, there's no way to police it but I predict the average ISP will either filter or likely drop binary groups primarily used for trading copyrighted files after the first lawsuit. An ISP is required to remove items once notified and an RIAA/MPAA grub team could fire of dozens (hundreds+?) of complaints against most ISPs for the contents of their binary groups at any given moment.

The people busted so far are primarily those sharing the latest releases, those are the ones the studios are concerned about losing most on from downloaders and the ones they have more people tracking. If you are sharing the latest releases be it movies or music you are taking your chances, the only reasonably safe way is directly with someone you know.

The security question aside, my biggest point about bittorents Vs. usenet was availability. I have downloaded stuff from usenet I wouldn't have found anywhere else but it was only because I happened to perchance the right group on the right day. Add to that the fact that my ISP only archives binaries a couple of days. Bittorrents not only solves that problem but it allows people without usenet access to share the file as the tracker can be archived on websites or sent directly to others. I primarily use bittorrents for TV episodes I missed (or can't get in the US... think Leo Laporte) and this "archivability" makes it easy to Google. Of course this may all change depending on how the dust settles with torrent tracker websites.

As for older movies, I likely generally wouldn't use bittorrent (or usenet).

And... I'm not retarded, dammit

http://www.dailyboard.com/bt/

I have some advice... PLEASE ON YOUR FIREWALL, ANTI VIRUS when you download bit torrent. some how they just can get some backdoor item to your pc while you download some of their torrent file, for real, please be more caution!