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I think there's a big difference between selling chemical secrets to a hostile government and this torrent. Namely, that no one is selling this information, it'
by Aaronstotle 6y ago
I think there's a big difference between selling chemical secrets to a hostile government and this torrent. Namely, that no one is selling this information, it's available to anyone who can grab a magnet file.
- dgellow 6y agoHere is the real thing: are you confident enough in your statement to argue that way when confronted by your government (or whatever is the concerned body here)? If yes, then feel free to do whatever you want with your free time and bandwidth, but otherwise you're better to stay as far as possible from these data.
- getoffmyawn 6y agowell in any case thanks for FUDge-packing this discussion and sharing your opinion which is based on nothing. i'll make sure to credit you as my partner-in-crime after I get my door kicked in for downloading files on the internet.
- mafriese 6y agoI notice that you have no one in your circle of acquaintances who has illegally downloaded movies about torrents and got caught. I don't know how it is in other countries, but here in Germany friendly people ring your doorbell and take everything that is connected to electricity :). And if there is any data in there that is very damaging to Intel, then I think they will take the trouble to look for these people (at least in certain countries)
- getoffmyawn 6y agoi'm sorry you live in a hellhole country and your friends don't understand how bittorrent works. maybe one day you can immigrate to a second-world country and grow some cojones, but until then you should continue living in fear and scaring your peers from downloading leaks early when there aren't fed trackers.