January 10, 2012

fringeelements:

Got a message from my ISP saying to stop seeding copyrighted movies. The gist was that if I stopped now, they wouldn’t sue.

Well, I’m sure some people got that message and decided to be IP warriors. But I’m not, and I suspect that if the Motion Pictures Association can get these messages out to all seeders, they’ll effectively cripple piracy without a single legal battle.

I like free shit, but I’m not going to the barricades for it.

  1. banefulbastion reblogged this from fringeelements and added:
    If you’re using uTorrent, enable protocol encryption and disable the DHT network. Your torrents will slow
  2. always-climbing reblogged this from fringeelements
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  4. sharperguy said: Just get an encrypted VPN and then torrent through that. If I ever feel threatened I’ll probably do that although I don’t torrent as much as I used to simply because I just stream most stuff now.
  5. trueemergence said: If you get on private (invite only) P2P networks you’ll be fine. I’ve only ever gotten that sort of notice when I use public torrent files.
  6. dotdaniel said: Use filehost downloads instead. Warez-bb.org
  7. dreambyte said: Where do you live?
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