Any advice on where to download daily MP3 scene release from now?
Rarbg Is No More
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#64Damn RARBG was the GOAT lately, it had more stuff than TPB.
Guess I'll have to subscribe to a USENET after all.
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#65Earlier quoted context omitted.
What are they doing that is illegal? I thought they were just a torrent tracker?
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Amazon has provided the ability to obtain torrents of objects on S3[1].
[1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/API_GetObjec...
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#66Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well, Bulgaria used to be a jurisdiction that doesn't care but this is no longer early 2000s. Are there really jurisdictions that don't care and still have connections to the rest of the world? I guess DPRK, Iran, Cuba and maybe a few more can do that but wouldn't they be a problem to the infrastructure provider to work with in first place?
They still don't quite care though. For example in western Europe it's quite common to get threatening letters as soon as you start torrenting without VPN. In eastern europe this is not happening. Perhaps because copyright infringement is not really a criminal issue but more of a civil law one. Without a private party starting lawsuits on behalf of the copyright owners there is nothing happening. It could be they don…
> in western Europe it's quite common to get threatening letters as soon as you start torrenting without VPN
What about the right of the privacy of communication? Oh, right, it's the state-owned postal services that have to respect that right, and only with regards to the paper letters, not the privately operated ISPs that can (and obliged to) wiretap at the slightest suspicion of crime.
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#67so sad to read this - I know it's probably too late but if its a money question as they stated on the site, I would pay for it to remain!
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#68Any other places that do find by imdb code or similar? That was the best feature here, with the TV show seasons grouped together.
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#69I am not technical so maybe this questions sound stupid. But this topic really interests me.
I read that Rarbg was like thepiratebay but safer. I guess that's due to moderation to check which torrents are safe, right?
This people had a website that offered a nice UI to find torrents. Did they had ads to make money? So they offered their services to maintain healthy piracy in exchange of money and also to pay servers. (I am not criticize or judging I just want to understand how it worked)
Would It be possible to share the same website using a torrent file? Like shipping and actualizing the website and sending to users trough torrent so they can search it locally? Or send a sql database and then create a UI for users to search trough it? Or would be complications because torrenting exposes our ip?