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Lucky for you all, I have a link:

http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/8083537/Windows_7_Crack_Loader_v.2.2.1_Activation_by_DAZ_February_2013

That will activate Windows 7

Windows 8? http://www.rlslog.net/microsoft-toolkit-v2-4-3-stable-p2p/

rlslog was not affected, it was down for unrelated reasons. Or so they say. I quite like rlslog but they do have a strange focus on gore and Jesus propaganda.

I suppose you'd be surprised to learn then that there are regular releases with all patches slipstreamed in.
For example:
http://www.rlslog.net/microsoft-windows-7-enterprise-x86-sp1-integrated-december-2011-bie/

I like using rlslog.net to conveniently find torrents. They host no copyrighted content whatsoever, only link to sites which link to torrents which in a sense link to a swarm of people who have parts of the file of interest.

I imagine that, just following random links on the internet from nearly any given site, I could eventually get to the site I mentioned above. How many links is enough degrees of separation? Surely if liability is introduced simply by linking to a website, you are liable for anything sites you link to also link to. I wonder how many government sites link to Google as their site search provider? Google can get you anywhere, so surely the government would in those cases be liable for linking to Google which links to torrent sites. And that's why this idea is completely absurd.

And how the hell is what this kid did worthy of extradition, or even a felony in the US? Our copyright policy is so ridiculous.

Wait for the cracked version and check if it's worth 60$. :) It seems RELOADED already took care of Windows version

Thankfully not a problem any more...

Reloaded beat them to it

For example you still cant download Assassins Creed II and it has been out for almost an month already.

http://www.rlslog.net/assassins-creed-ii-crack-v2-wbb/

This link says different.

Unfortunately, this is not true. There have been Mac viruses and Linux viruses, they are only rarer because MS is more popular, when/if Linux or Mac become the more popular OS, it will get worse for them. The same people who hit ok to every message on Windows can't be protected from dong the same thing on other OSs. In fact, along the lines of this discussion, there was a virus found in a Torrent of copyrighted material for the Mac, so this is not something that hasn't happened yet.

Citation:

http://www.rlslog.net/new-mac-virus-threatening-internet-pirates/

"Cara Duckworth" seems to have badly warped view of that.

maybe slashdot people should try to enlighten her.

ps. interesting thing - first hit for me results in "page not found" on cnet... ("An interview with the misguided RIAA"). actually, an interview with the snake lady mentioned in the summary is available in the google cache.

also love one of the image hits, displayed right on the search results page ;)

People have been busted for using BT, not for RS as far as I know.

Never heard of a downloader being busted, but the same can't be said of uploaders: http://www.rlslog.net/rapidshare-hands-over-uploaders-details-house-raided/

Actually, the original release (referred to in TFS, which was beta code) was propered earlier this week - the "current" pirated release is the RTM code.

Good thing it's already cracked then.

I have quite a few.

Apple Trailers - New movie trailers.
BlizzCast - Blizzard podcast, not that great.
GameTrailers - Latest game trailers.
The Perry Bible Fellowship - Amusing comics though seem dead lately.
Penny Arcade - Enough said.
TED Talks - Insightful talks about many subjects.
Three Panel Soul - Mac Hall is dead, long live Three Panel Soul.
Video Copilot - Nice video compositing tutorials.
xkcs - Master of all geek webcomics.
Zero Punctuation - Game reviews amusing enough you don't need to care about the game.

EZTV - Scene TV torrent releases.
Releaselog - General scene torrent releases.

And there's of course Slashdot which currently has 126 unread stories, I'm sure I'll get to them sometime.

Maybe you can believe it when you download it?

"Seeing as BD+ has been cracked you can see that the scene has been flooded with Bluray rips from all kinds of movies [...]"

The flood really speaks for itself.

This is completely on topic, covering both Bender and P2P file sharing. ^_^

http://www.rlslog.net/futurama-benders-big-score-xvid-dvdrip-anivcd/

From: http://www.rlslog.net/real-punishment-russian-viagra-spammer-murdered/

It seems that today someone invented a new way of fighting spam. The idea is simple--scare spammers to death by circulating a hoax that one of their ilk has just been murdered! It would not take long for people to conclude that such a poor fate might be related to the professional activities of the deceased. The following blog appeared today on one of the anonymous sites:

(http://loonov.com/russian-viagra-and-penis-enlargement-spammer-murdered.htm)

and immediately got wide attention.