Suprnova.org Down, Need P2P Help.

Suprnova.org is gone but bittorent isn't.

Just put the name of what you want combined with the word bittorent into google and see what happens.

Try it over and over with different names and you should find some new bittorent hosts.

There may not be 2 t's in bittorent. But google will let you know.

 

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Danny,
Please tell us you are not using the same computers you admin PriusChat with for this sordid traffic. I’d hate to see PriusChat vanish when the man in the suit comes and takes your computer . . . and then goes and pulls the blade out of the rack too.

Me personally, I like Tower Records and the clear moral righteousness. If you can’t trust someone to do the right thing all of the time, neither can you trust them to do the right thing when it really counts.

 

A few weeks ago, I couldn't get my VCR to work. (Remember those?)

My daughter called because she was going to a play and she asked if I would tape it.

So instead I used bittorent. I got it the next day and sent it to her, commercials and all.

Now how can that be any different from taping it on the VCR?


(By the way, there remains controversy in the music industry on this file sharing. Currently there are sides being formed between the industry as it has always been on one side and on the other side are many artists. Many artists love file sharing and promote it and many do not. The richer artists tend to side with industry and want it stopped. Poorer artists tend to like it and depend on it to get their music out. So the issue isn't strictly yes or no on file sharing, it's more on how you got the music -- or video -- and what you plan to do with it.

For example, if I own a Beatles album and want the music on my mp3 player, it's perfectly legal for me to rip it and transfer it. Now how is that different from downloading the MP3 instead? Of course, if you download something you DON'T already own, that's theft. But the theft is not in the downloading itself.)