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some? That "some" portion is 99.999% of users. If you were honest, you would say "I don't care that 1% might be using it for legitimate torrents"
by hasenj 10y ago
some? That "some" portion is 99.999% of users.
If you were honest, you would say "I don't care that 1% might be using it for legitimate torrents"
- dragandj 10y agoHow do you know? And even if it is - complain to those users. TPB does and can not control the contents that users use to calculate hashes. 100% of hashsums on TPB are legal. These are genuine numbers. They don't even uniquely identify the (supposedly illegitimate) contents on users' computers since different sources can produce identical hashsums.
- rhizome 10y agoHow did you come up with "99.999%?" Please show your work.
- techthroway443 10y agoCheck out the Top100 links to get an idea how the site is used.
- dragandj 10y agoAll I can see is that people use it to advertise the TOC of their folders. The links do not even guarantee that the files in those folders match description. But, I don't see what TPB has with that? None of these is on TPB. The users don't even use TPB to connect, but to get magnet links that are only an entrance to the network. If I post this here: a4c5fd525f15cf929d6a38b0ccb854b4f88b2385 what can you claim about that hash?
- techthroway443 10y agoRight... and the advertised TOC of their folders is mostly what? 99.999% linux distros I presume?
- dragandj 10y agoThat's their private concern. TPB is not a busybody.
- techthroway443 10y agoWhat? Edit: Why am I getting downvoted? Have you clicked on this page: https://www.thepiratebay.org/top/all https://www.thepiratebay.org/top/all Wtf is the point of acting like TPB is a legit site where the main focus is not to spread copyrighted material? Are you that fucking daft?
- rhizome 10y agoCraigslist is not responsible for what is done with hammers acquired through its website.