UK worse than US, piratebay will be blocked !

[wicked_liz]

It's scary to see, it's bad enough to get blocked by Hulu or other media sites for not being in the U.S., but at least they're not evil about it.

[AaronM1D1]

Originally Posted by vi3t_93

Australia > US > UK.

UK > Australia > US

Originally Posted by wicked_liz

Yes, but think about the spiders

I'm actually curious to see if they can actually block a site, without the Home Office webpage turning into a mirror for it or something.

Tor Tor, tiddledee dee *coughs*

It's aite, I dl'd all the animu I needed + Red Dwarf a couple weeks back

Although Advent Children Complete is still going... But that's the beauty of P2P, it won't go down

Here's how these d*ckcheese companies work:

MAKE MILLIONS > SPEND MILLIONS ON LOBBYING > COMPLAIN THEY'RE LOSING MONEY BECAUSE OF PIRATES.

Seems Legit.

[Pad Frank]

Shouldn't this be on world news? :O

[kamina777]

Technogeekhack news is for village of technology.

[M4G1K5]

its been blocked by most ISP's so far. i think sky have still got it up but im sure that they will take piratebay down soon as well.

[kamina777]

LOL these fake censor seem to have blockThePirateBay only at the level of DNS xD

So here some easy solutions to continue using TPB in UK :

1) change your ISP DNS by e.g. google DNS : https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/
2) using the coral CDN by using .nyud.net at the end of the domain name : Download music, movies, games, software! The Pirate Bay - The galaxy's most resilient BitTorrent site
3) using the "proxy" google translate : Google Translate
4) using alternative domain https://tpb.pirateparty.org.uk/ https://piratereverse.info/
5) etc

[AaronM1D1]

Shhhhh, don't tell our justice system that, they might learn something :O

And we all know just how bad thinking is for those idiots.

They honestly don't understand just how wide the webverse is, it's like trying to control the omniscient, it's impossibru. Those suckas just ain't Asian-tier enough

[wicked_liz]

As depressing as it is for social policy, it's also just sad because there's zero chance of this working or even stopping people from using torrents.

It's like they don't have a basic understanding of the series of tubes. Maybe their tech advisors (if they exist) are intentionally giving the policy makers bad advice?

[kamina777]

The list grows ...

UK ISPs Secretly Start Blocking Torrent Site Proxies | TorrentFreak

[AaronM1D1]

Meh, BT have blocked the Bay for a while. There are plenty of proxies out there. It's a pointless exercise if you ask me. Until media corporations start charging fair money for releases, torrenting will always be an attractive choice.

I mean, I've spent so much money on Steam since I got my PC, but that's because the games are worth the money I pay.

I'm still never going to spend like 80p on a single song. That's crazy money in the long-run considering how finite the lifespan and replay value of music is.