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The Pirate Bay - 9 years and still bloody runnin
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Re: The Pirate Bay - 9 years and still bloody runnin
#12I don't support illegal activity, but I believe this is a quest of freedom, not for getting stuff free as in free beer.
Re: The Pirate Bay - 9 years and still bloody runnin
#13At least in some countries... In the UK we have: http://cl.ly/image/3m2C40432q0u
Yep, in Belgium you get: http://imgur.com/7qAwh
I'm surprised - I wonder if it's the same thing in other EU countries?
Re: The Pirate Bay - 9 years and still bloody runnin
#14Re: The Pirate Bay - 9 years and still bloody runnin
#15At least in some countries... In the UK we have: http://cl.ly/image/3m2C40432q0u
Works fine for me. I'm using enta.net for access, and it's completely unfiltered as far as I'm aware.
Re: The Pirate Bay - 9 years and still bloody runnin
#16At least in some countries... In the UK we have: http://cl.ly/image/3m2C40432q0u
Same shit in Denmark.
Oh was, now I run Google DNS.
Re: The Pirate Bay - 9 years and still bloody runnin
#17I don't support illegal activity, but I believe this is a quest of freedom, not for getting stuff free as in free beer.
Why don't you support illegal activity?
Re: The Pirate Bay - 9 years and still bloody runnin
#18I don't support illegal activity, but I believe this is a quest of freedom, not for getting stuff free as in free beer.
I don't agree. Sometimes it makes a lot of sense to support illegal activity (It's too trivial to site examples from US history).
Re: The Pirate Bay - 9 years and still bloody runnin
#19At least in some countries... In the UK we have: http://cl.ly/image/3m2C40432q0u
Here's a shell script (last line Mac-only) to open the pirate bay, regardless of the block (at least in the Netherlands).