How long until every pirate site is down?

>2017
>still being a torrent cuck

I've been using piratebay for years now.

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I cannot put into words how much I hate the people who take sites like these down. "Faggot" isn't even close. I genuinely hope each and every one of the prosecutors gets divorced tomorrow, loses their main hand while trying to drink away their sorrow, and then gets a pebble in their shoe that won't come out

Fuck them all

>>82883178
Shits down isn't it?

>>82883212
no

((insider)) here
ptp is planned for this year

>>82883150
So the jews are finally cracking down on torrents?

Fuck

What do I use now

fuck the jews

>its legit

damn

Now no one can pirate movies ever again. Hollywood wins!

>>82885052
rarbg

>>82885254
Theyll be next, its been a good run though. Goy insanely populated over the last two years

If they ever manage to actually kill pirate bay the next step will be a fully decentralized searchable system. I think they know that.

Lately I've noticed that even when a good copy of a film comes out, shitty screeners and hard korean subs continue to have more seeds than any other versions. I'm curious if the studios are doing this on purpose so that people who try to pirate end up watching crap and decided to just pay for it.

>>82883167
spotted the kike

>>82883150

Here, in spain, 88% of entertaining industry is pirated. We don't give a fuck.

>>82885495
I honestly think that everywhere is more or less like that, those 88% are really just an type of marketing

Never. One goes down, another goes up.

>>82883212
There are a billion mirrors so it's never down.

>>82885790
Most are slow or dead

I've been hearing the word "honeypot" being tossed around when people discuss Pirate Bay these days - anybody know if there's any truth to that?

asking for a friend...

>>82883150
There's like 500 different private trackers, and they will never shut down because normies don't know about them, and if one is shut down another takes its place.

>>82886221
Depends on if you live in a country where your ISP can fuck you for it.

Where I live the only people who get convicted are the people who run the sites.

>>82885764

Not if the prosecutions start getting serious, it's risk vs reward, you think people are really gonna make torrent sites if they know they're gonna get caught and go to jail for 25 years?

A few high profile torrent site owners go to jail for a real fucking long time and Hollywood sends a couple threats to the smaller sites, guarantee that shit's going the way of VHS

>>82883252
lies

Private trackers.

Use vpn.

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>>82883150
>had a KAT account and upvoted torrents that i downloaded
>looked forward to ETTV torrents on piratebay

welp

tfw in private trackers
tfw don't use 99% of all the ones I'm in
tfw only use BTN now
tfw hardly see movies just tv

>>82886849
see
>>82885401
At least with sites, they can monitor things and exert some control, if it goes fully decentralized, they will be powerless and in the dark.

>>82883150
Extratorrent is one of the many sites that list public torrents.
Nothing irreplaceable, and probably there will be a fully functional extratorrent clone with in the week as it always happens.
Losing Nyaa was far more of an inconvenience because it was more specialized but there are already a couple of substitutes.

>>82886983
Reminder that you public cucks can get into Demonoid and TorrentLeech if you were stupid enough to not be on private trackers already

>>82886996

See

>>82886849

A decentralized system won't stop Hollywood from prosecuting these guys, it might just make it take longer. My point still remains the same, Hollywood will eventually crack down and prosecute enough torrentors that people get scared off making torrents.

Like I said, do you really think some nerd in his parents basement is gonna make the next pirate bay when he sees every site get shut down and all the owners get 30 years? Fuck no, that pimply NEET is gonna find another, much safer, way to make money online.

Realistically how much money do you think Hollywood has lost due to torrenting? Tens of billions? They're not going to continue to operate a business with that level of lost revenue forever, as we speak the execs are lobbying international governments for broader powers to prosecute internet criminals and tracking down the owners of sites like Pirate Bay.

There will likely always be small scale torrentors but this scale of torrenting is not going to last forever.

>>82883167
shitbait

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>>82885312

I kind of hope so since they advertise themselves within the releases of others.

>>82883150
extrawhorrent?

>>82885052
kickass

>>82887146
I saw that post because its the one I replied to, decentralization gets rid of the site in favor of software whose creator is harder if not impossible to track once there are thousands of forks.

Hollywood, Bollywood, and Nollywood are all more profitable than ever thanks to all the free marketing provided by torrents and the internet.

>>82885052
Kickass is making a comeback. A new 'official' kickass came online not too long ago and a bunch of people have been going back to it, even more so now that extratorrent got deleted yesterday.

Uploads are still a little slow though so if someone isn't out fast enough you can check 1337x. It's a sketchy as fuck site name i know, but it's actually pretty good, probably the best and sleekest interface out of all torrent sites i've ever used, haven't seen any annoying ads that try to pop up through adblock or anything like that either.

Rarbg works too though i think it looks like shit, decent uploads though.

>>82883167
What's the alternative? I haven't really watched tv in the last couple of years so I'm out of the loop.

>>82887146
>next pirate bay when he sees every site get shut down and all the owners get 30 years?

Most countries will not sanction this level of kikery. America might, but in others it'll be business as usual, and will tell the US to fuck off if they try to somehow extradite. It will slow it down though, you're right about that

>>82883150

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO


WHERE THE FUCK AM I SUPPOSED TO GET MY YIFY TORRENTS NOW?

>>82887182
What's the new domain name? Kickass.???

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>>82887270
>>82887182
cant find a link to it

most sites are blocked over here

>>82887222

I'm aware you saw it, I was telling you to read it again.

> whose creator is harder if not impossible to track once there are thousands of forks.

Nothing is impossible to trace, it's gonna come down to risk v reward and effort v reward.

Major torrentors are going to go, because the risk will become too great compared to the reward, and when decentralization comes in it'll be down to the amount of effort Hollywood wants to put in to catching people.

As I said, there'll always be some small scale torrentors but this level we have now is unsustainable. So Hollywood won't mind a small number of people torrenting between themselves, it's not worth the effort to find them. But if someone starts doing it on too large a scale then yes, Hollywood will go through the effort of finding them. Like I said, they're not going to allow billions of dollars to be flushed down the toilet every few years, but they'll be okay with a bit of money being lost to torrenting if it would cost more to find the torrentors than what they're losing fro the torrents themselves.

> are all more profitable than ever thanks to all the free marketing provided by torrents and the internet.

Yes, they're making so much money off people stealing the movies and never paying for it ever, all that free marketing to go and steal more movies is really paying off.

Just because Hollywood is making more money now doesn't mean they're not losing literal billions to torrenting, don't be stupid.

daily reminder this kind of thread are made to find and shut down streaming sites

>>82887344
>Writing a novel

>>82887352
>streaming sites
>2017

You enjoying that shit quality? Worse than fucking YiFy shit.

>>82887344
HELLO
REDDIT

>>82887344
>Nothing is impossible to trace
Then why can't they ever seem to find the people who make the actual pirated versions of the movies in favor of going after site owners who have to publicize their information and why don't they ever actually find 99% of the people who make and spread computer viruses?

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>>82887352
>tfw streaming site I've been going to for years and years is still up and running

Feels great man

>>82883212
Also been using for years and years.
It goes down continuously, back up within hours

>>82887308

> America might, but in others it'll be business as usual

America will and so will most western countries, it'll just take time. New Zealand is planning on extraditing Kim Dotcom to America if they haven't already.

Eventually most commonwealth and european countries along with Murrica will allow fairly broad powers to prosecute online criminals. It'll probably take many years and have the odd bump in the road every now and then for prosecutions but it'll happen.

Russia, China and North Korea will be the holdouts, but with enough time Hollywood lobbying will get there too.

TorrentProject is immortal.

>>82887344
>Hollywood is making more money now doesn't mean they're not losing literal billions to torrenting
The only people torrenting are people who can't afford or don't enjoy the cinema and when they get to watch movies, they use all their extra free time not having jobs or socializing to tell their friends or anyone on the internet who do have money which movies to pay for which is equivalent to billions of dollars in free advertising to Hollywood.

>>82883446
Finally? Where have you been. They've been cracking down for years. TPB lawsuit pretty much spelled the beginning of the end. The public torrent community is a complete shitpile now.

The only way to fight piracy is to just offer better legal services. The amount of people downloading music was reduced by an insane amount after Spotify was released. Now they have almost all songs you could come up with. Now when Steam and GoG have developed many people have stopped downloading games because most games are available there.

Now netflix is a solution for film and tv but there's just not enough shows and films there. They need to start making permanent contracts and grow, because although they have a lot of content they only have like 2-3% of the films I really want to watch (I decide what movie I want to watch first by for example IMDB, then look it up on netflix).

>>82887378

I don't go on reddit, if you see something that reminds you of reddit wouldn't that, by definition, mean you go there?

>>82886221
>You get sent a letter if your ISP is jewed.
whoop D doo

>>82887222
I have purchased about 20 blurays in the last year, every single one of them movies that I torrented first to decide if they were worth buying.

That is a little under half of the movies I have downloaded (I mostly download tv episodes, which should be freely available anyway). If I don't like it, I don't want to pay for it. If I do like it, I buy in to help pay for more from that creator. If everyone had a philosophy similar to this I don't think studios would care about torrenting as much.

Oh, and I only torrent blu-ray rips. Cams should make the studios mad because they can actually affect ticket sales, but blu-ray rips aren't going to affect the theater value of a film.

>>82887390

> Then why can't they ever seem to find the people who make the actual pirated versions of the movies in favor of going after site owners

If I recall they caught YiFy last year.

As I said, it's effort vs payoff. If Hollywood has decided it's faster/easier/more successful to go after site owners than the piraters themselves then that's why you're seeing the sites get shut down first.

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>tfw none of these newfags remember going on btjunkie or the OG piratebay to DL their kino
>tfw none of these newfags know about limewire to get their tuney pops
>tfw none of these newfags know about axxo
all these moments will be lost in time...like tears in rain.

>>82886221
You can reduce the chances of getting a "letter" to a tiny fraction by not seeding and using peerblock with a paid block list

>>82887498
WinMX baby

>>82887509
not him, possibly true but I did get a letter from HBO even though I used peerblock. I have a VPN now, like five bucks a month, worth it.

>>82887509
>peerblock with a paid block list
Fuck off jew

>>82887531
were you using a paid sub to a block list though?

>>82887536
I paid 10NZD for a year for software I use for free, don't give a fuck.

who are some good film uploaders

i mainly used ETRG before cause my internet isnt great and they didnt upload like 10+gb files

>>82887547
yes

>>82887450

> they use all their extra free time not having jobs or socializing to tell their friends or anyone on the internet who do have money which movies to pay for which is equivalent to billions of dollars in free advertising to Hollywood

Citation needed.

If they were genuinely making more money due to torrentors recommending movies to friends who then go and pay (Literally retarded logic you're pulling from your ass btw) then why would they be cracking down?

Hollywood tracks these metrics far closer than you do, they are aware how much money they are losing and how much (If any) they are gaining due to people paying later. If they are making money from torrents they would not spend time and money to shut them down.

>>82887573
>I paid for software I use for free
?

>>82887596
The software is free to use.
If you want more frequently updated blocked IP's or access to the "anti-infringement" lists of IP's you can subscribe for what is basically chump change

start working up on private trackers

public tracking is only getting shitter

>>82887580
Are you a seeder or a torrenter of popular music?

there's like a billion ways to find torrents nowadays, who gives a fuck

>>82887536
Believe it or not, someone actually puts work into gathering IP's and compiling the lists, so who's the Jew here?

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>>82887498

I'm never going to pay for a TV show or movie again. They can do what they want.

>>82887625
So if you're already paying, why not shell out like 30 bucks extra and just get a VPN?

I have been torrenting since about 2005 and never have I gotten a notice. I have downloaded thousands of movies and albums, even super new shit.

They would literally have to create a new branch of the courts and law enforcement to go after everyone downloading illegally. Sorry, ain't gonna happen.

As long as there is an Internet, there will be a way to stream or download shit that is copyrighted. That is just the way it is.

>>82887316
Proxy up and hit yts.ag, they have a good range of movies, but its a sketchy as fuck replacement for old yify, and getting worse by the day.

>>82887588
They are greedy, the same reason the music industry keeps getting sued for their monopolies and overcharging for cds and downloads, they don't take into consideration the work fans do on their behalf only the potential for profit.

>>82887725
Yeah well, no one ever gets a notice, until they do.

>>82887741
Im actually not so concerned about new shit, I'm more worried about terrible f-grade obscure shit which seems to dissapear from existance every time a torrent site is taken down. There is shit ive looked for which there is simply no legitimate way of aquiring anymore, be it physical or digital.

>>82887777

You fucking faggot I've gotten three when I was young and DL a shit ton of porn and nothing happened. What are you afraid of?

>>82887818
>terrible f-grade obscure shit
There are five private trackers for that shit that I know of.

>>82887327
>>82887329
kickass.cd is an archive

>>82887777
After about 12-13 years, I must be doing something right.

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>>82887777
checked

>>82887818
Download vigorously and burn it to DVD. Don't store it on a hard drive. That shit will fail eventually and you will lose everything.

>>82886998
>Losing Nyaa was far more of an inconvenience because it was more specialized but there are already a couple of substitutes.
What are the substitutes? There was some really old and hard to get stuff on Nyaa that I was waiting for but never got seeds.

>>82887835
Easy there sperglord I don't care about the notices it's just stupid to say I've never got a notice and think that means something. Obviously notices exist and people get them. You may get one.

>>82887329
http://katcr.co/

>>82887894
>implying DVDs don't fail
they degrade over time, I've lost some valuable warez

I sure do love being on private trackers!

>>82887894
Its way easier to just have backup hard drives and copy from one to the other than have a ton of DVDs.

>>82887708
I would If I ever got a letter

>>82887894
Burned media degrades faster than you think. it's not the same as a pressed DVD or CD

>>82885764
Yep. And decentralized sites are the future.

Hollywood types will beg for a return to the days of Kazaa and TPB

>>82888041
To expand on this, a pressed DVD has square indents pressed in to represent a 1 or a 0. A burned disc uses dye that turns dark where the writing laser hits it, dark and light to represent 1's and 0's

>>82886247
Private trackers are actually more dangerous than public. The user base is smaller and it's easier to get noticed by copyright spies. Some private trackers have even become honey pots like PTP

>>82888103

>tfw doing a 20 year stint in the popcorn mines for offenses committed on PTP

talk about irony

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Too long, however long it is.

>Sickrage and Couchpotato choose the public tracker for me
>have unlimited VPN so no problem
>also have private tracker accounts if I need them
>everything gets uploaded to MEGA anyway
piracy always finds a way.

>>82883252
I've been hearing this for at least a year. They deserve it, IMO. See: >>82888146

>>82887941
Never had a DVD go bad, not even once. And I have a thousands. You must be using a shit brand of bland DVD-R or burning drive or burning at too high a speed.

>extratorrent

lol

half the shit on that is botted

rarbg has the proper public releases

>>82883167
absolutely agree, there are much better alternatives to torrents in 2017

I'm a heavy torrent user yet I have a vast Bluray collection, go to the box office at least once a month, sub to netflix and sky, even rent movies off google play only because they have fucking everything and the button is right there on my remote (sony Bravia UHD).
I've bought blurays of shit I've torrented and I've torrented shit I've seen at the cinema.

It's said that pirates spend more actual money on movies than anyone, I believe it

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>>82888129
>popcorn mines

>>82888162
Cheap media has shitty dye

>>82887167
Yeah, they are scum for multiple reasons.

>>82888162
yeah that guy is a fucking retard who doesnt take care of his stuff. dvds can hold up to 50 years before they start degrading

>>82888160
cringe

>>82887509
>Peerblock
Lmao.

>>82888256
Really depends on the manufacturer (there were only a handful but many disc brands)
I used to burn Playstation games which was a real art in it's day. Not any old disc would read and some would reject after 6 months.
Mitsubishi made the best discs

>>82888283
Got about 4 TB of shit spanning back to 2006.
Used to use peer guardian.
Never had a letter in my life

>>82888328

ill rent you a magic stone that works even better for 10 usd a year

>>82888297
yeah i have to admit the 50 years are probably best case scenario

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>>82886996

>>82887316
>YIFY
I haven't seen those in like 2 years

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What are some good trackers now for us noobs?

Know about demonoid and kat...

>>82883167
I don't think you know what a cuck is.

>>82883167
>2017
>STILL supporting consumerism
I hope none of you here plans to spend money on movies

>>82891099
tpb is always up

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>tfw private tracker master race
>tfw have 10 invites but would never give any to faggots on this site

Why not just stream movies and TV, instead of downloading?

>>82892084

My autism doesn't allow that shit quality.

>>82883150
Does anyone here still use kickass?

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>>82883150
FUCK

That was a great source of JAV.

who are some trusty movie uploaderss?

>>82883150
>being a western cuck

>>82887919
Nyaa.pantsu.cat is our guys

>>82883167
Hi foreskin eater

>>82892084
some movies are not available everywhere?

Not all of have the monster library of americans

>>82883150
>poorfags getting BTFO every day.

Lmao you faggots claim to love film and television shows yet you don't pay a single dime to support them. Same shit happens with /v/ and vidya.

You virgin NEETs disgust me.

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>>82885052
Here's a useful post I saved from an anon some time ago.

rarbg.to
rutracker.org
1337x.to
thepiratebay.org

https://www.digbt.org/
http://torrentz.eu/i - goodbye

https://torrentproject.se (includes meta search engine)
https://rarbg.to/torrents.php
https://isohunt.to/torrents/
http://www.limetorrents.in/
https://www.torlock.com/
http://www.seedpeer.eu/
http://sectorrent.com/
http://www.torrenthound.com/

Zelka.org
zamunda.net
arenabg.com
opentrackers.org
http://pastebin.com/dD3cqWKc

https://zeronet.io/ - uses tor encryption but botnet at the moment
http://kat.am/tv/ - This is kaka. Could get nothing.
https://kat.al/ - downloaded a torrent but chock full of click ads.

Torrentleech has open registration, use code KICKTHATASS
https://www.torrentleech.org/user/account/signup
It's a shitty tracker but better than public.

>>82892603
Have you really not heard of JavLibrary?

Also pretty much every JAV code you google will have a bunch of different sites with it uploaded to watch / download.

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>>82887460
>people have stopped downloading games because most games are available there
there's no way you seriously believe this shit

>>82892819
JL doesn't host videos unless you want to sift through dozens of dead mega links.

JAV streaming sites are all filled to the brim with malware.

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>mfw PTP, BTN and RED master race

>all these new sites popping up have "no porn torrents" rules

Where were you when Silicone Valley took down piracy

RIP in peace, Nyaa.

;__;

Who wants an invite to Cinemageddon?

>>82893135

Whait it be?

>>82883167
This. Believe me, I haven't touched torrents in many years and I'll probably not be going back soon.

>>82893135

Id like one.

>>82892848
Not all people and not completely no. Just a large reduction of total downloads. Also the focus on multiplayer has helped with this.

>>82893702
From what set of data are you getting these numbers?

>>82893066
Only one i legit gave a shit about

>>82893736
You can look at torrent sites but it's also from me talking to people (both people I know and strangers) about it over time. This is of course not reliable but my main point was still just that the solution is not to try to restrict piracy, just create services that are better. If there was a service that charged you a monthly fee (in your mind a reasonable fee) that gave you unlimited access to all games ever made, don't you think people would use it over torrenting despite the cost? It's exactly what happened with Spotify.

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>not using usenet which will never be shutdown

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>this, the original nyaa, and nyaapantsu all dead
What a fucking month.

w e w

>>82887498
>axxo
i cry eery tieme

>>82892848
Believe it or not, the majority of people who pirate do so because the product isn't available to them.

Everyone you take down, ten will take its place

I notice I've inadvertently quoted something /tv/ related, but I can't quite remember where that quote comes from.

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>not just streaming shit you want to watch when you want to watch it

>>82883150
Just use another site. There's fucking heaps of them

>>82887894
>he doesn't have multiple 6tb+ drives to store multiple copies of his library
Pleb. I have over 10 years of downloaded media content that if I were to lose, would be devastating. Just gotta keep backups to be safe.

Why aren't killing these kikes so we can pirate in peace?

>>82893135
Did u have invites?

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>>82894568

From where anon? What sites u stream from?

>>82887344
Look at bitcoins decentralised currency, impossible to trace the user, only the transactions are visible. Similarly a decentralised torrent site will be impossible to shut down.

The day pornolab goes down I kill myself.

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FIRST THEY CAME FOR THE MEGAUPLOAD,

AND I DIDN’T SPEAK OUT BECAUSE I WAS NOT A MEGAUPLOAD USER,

THEN THEY CAME FOR THE REST OF THE HTTP DOWNLOAD SITES,

AND I DID NOT SPEAK UP BECAUSE I WAS NOT AN HTTP DOWNLOAD USER.

THEN THEY CAME FOR THE FROSTWIRE USERS,

AND I DIDN’T SPEAK OUT BECAUSE I WAS NOT A FROSTWIRE USER.

THEN THEY CAME FOR THE TORRENT USERS,

AND I DIDN’T SPEAK OUT BECAUSE I WAS NOT A TORRENT USER.

THEN THEY CAME FOR THE SILK ROAD,

AND I DIDN'T SPEAK OUT BECAUSE I HAVE NEVER VISITED THAT SITE.

THEN THEY CAME FOR ME,

AND THERE WAS NO ONE LEFT TO SPEAK OUT FOR ME.

Just because it isn't your liberty currently being violated, doesn't mean you're safe. This is how they'll do it, divide and conquer. Just because they're going after the most-accessible sites first, doesn't mean that you're safe. Ever. Unless you speak out.