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The Pirate Bay's Site Goes Back Online (With a Giant, Waving Flag For Now)

The ship might not quite be afloat yet, but it appears as if The Pirate Bay is slowly lumbering back to life following a December 9 raid by Swedish police that took the site offline.

While you can't find the typical listings of BitTorrent downloads on The Pirate Bay's primary domain right now, thepiratebay.se, at least the domain is a lot more accessible than it was previously. Now, instead of just a site not found error, viewers are treated to the giant image of a pirate flag waving in the breeze.

The move, as reported by TorrentFreak, suggests that The Pirate Bay might be close to a full return. The site appears to now be hosted on a server in Moldova—or, at least, that's the first stop in who knows what kind of a configuration the site's keepers have set up, according to domain name records that were reconfigured this morning.
 

You still use ET? Ha.

Either our PMs just violated the space-time continuum or egg looks good on my face.

Also from girlsmiley:

http://extratorrent.com/ is a really good site
I get all my movies from extratorrent. All free.
They also have tv shows and music and porn and pictures. Programs etc.

and all the tv shows are at
http://eztv.it/
All free


I WOULD tell you what I've moved up to, but meh.
 
Someone asked me a couple of weeks or so ago which thread on the GB was the one islandman and lukatehisowndyk and seaniepoo talked about illegally downloading all their stuff in...

...well - and I know you'll see it now - here it is.

It's neat to have one central place to observe some of the greatest progressives of Twatterville discuss their craft of stealing other peoples' copyrighted works.

Federal fines for first time convictions of intellectual property theft can reach up to $250,000 and imprisonment for up to 5 years - either/both can be for just a single illegal download.

Perhaps our dear progressive pals can share with us approximations of how many hundreds of illegals downloads they've made and continue to make so we all can be thrilled as we follow along and witness firsthand what admirable rebels they all imagine themselves to be...

...to all potential and current illegal downloaders viewing this thread but not contributing to its content yet:

It's probably a good idea that you discipline yourself not to add your IP to this thread's list by publicly participating...

...if not for your own freedom, don't make this sites' owners have to deal with the law unnecessary just because you're too insecurely arrogant to keep your illegal shit to yourself.
 
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