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Shane Pitman, leader of the warez group Razor 1911: life after prison (2005)

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Re: Shane Pitman, leader of the warez group Razor 1911: life after prison (2005)

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Very talented guys in the demo/cracktro scene. Plenty to watch on YouTube.

Care to recommend a video to start with?

If you're talking about the demoscene in general, here's demos sorted by popularity on one of the most important community sites: https://www.pouet.net/prodlist.php?order=views

Most of them have links to yt videos.

Re: Shane Pitman, leader of the warez group Razor 1911: life after prison (2005)

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post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Care to recommend a video to start with?

If you're talking about the demoscene in general, here's demos sorted by popularity on one of the most important community sites: https://www.pouet.net/prodlist.php?order=views Most of them have links to yt videos.

Thanks!

Re: Shane Pitman, leader of the warez group Razor 1911: life after prison (2005)

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post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

If you're talking about the demoscene in general, here's demos sorted by popularity on one of the most important community sites: https://www.pouet.net/prodlist.php?order=views Most of them have links to yt videos.

Thanks!

One thing to keep in mind is that it's not just about the visuals, but about how they got those visuals to work with ridiculous limitations. As an example, "debris", the current top-ranked entry, has a total file size of 180kb and was released in 2007!

Re: Shane Pitman, leader of the warez group Razor 1911: life after prison (2005)

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"The federal prison system is probably over 90% drug offenders. Most of them are about as smart as a salt lick, and the staff, from what I've seen, isn't much smarter. "

If you were looking for yet more proof to add to the pile that the fed was and is using anti-drug politics to throw anyone they want in prison.

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