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From the bittorrent site torrentse.cx:

"The site torrentse.cx recieved a cease and desist letter during the day of Wednesday, July 16, 2003 for copyright infringement. The entire website has been removed and will not return."

Torrentse.cx is gone due to a cease and desist letter. Very sad. ByteMonsoon is down too!

The site torrentse.cx recieved a cease and desist letter during the day of Wednesday, July 16, 2003 for copyright infringement. The entire website has been removed and will not return.

The site torrentse.cx recieved a cease and desist letter during the day of Wednesday, July 16, 2003 for copyright infringement. The entire website has been removed and will not return.

when you can download prematurely via bit torrent?

Software piracy is so wide-spread that it could seriously destroy the U.S.'s economic backbone.

I wonder what % of WinXP users are using a pirated copy? I do not know a single person who has a purchased copy of this OS.

Maybe someone could figure it out using available figures.

According to google (http://www.google.com/press/zeitgeist.html)
32% - WinXP
33% - Win98

Has MS sold enough copies of WinXP to account for that #?

A certain site Torrentse_visitor_stats that a lot of "pirates" visit has WinXP use at 65% and Win98 at 5% among 70,000 unique visitors.

All very interesting.

here

http://torrentse.cx
http://torrentse.cx
http://torrentse.cx

That ought to do it. Now Mr. Hello.jpg will have to shut it down for another 2 weeks at least.

http://torrentse.cx
http://torrentse.cx
http://torrentse.cx

That ought to do it. Now Mr. Hello.jpg will have to shut it down for another 2 weeks at least.

http://torrentse.cx
http://torrentse.cx
http://torrentse.cx

That ought to do it. Now Mr. Hello.jpg will have to shut it down for another 2 weeks at least.

I love BitTorrent, it maxes out my cable modem at 200 down, 30 up; no other method of downloading can fill the pipe.

The only problem is the reliability of certain sites with content -- which I'm sure you have no relationship with; but if BitTorrent could piggyback off Freenet, it might go a long way toward improving the stability of these sites.

Also, are you going to do anything with the bittorrent.com site? (That's the one Mozilla "suggests" first when I start typing "bittorrent" in the URL bar.)

I just installed and tested it, and it's pretty cool. It's p2p filesharing for lazy asses. It won't be good for finding those obscure files, as I see no search functionality. Personally, I don't usually go looking for something in particular, I just want to find something cool to entertain me for awhile, which is why I really like torrense.cx. This is similar to that, minus interactivity. All you have to do is subscribe to a channel and you'll automatically get whatever they put out. This is a great distribution method for IRC channels that serve out a specific type of media (ie #futurama, #adultswim, #XXXwhatever). After a new ripping is finished, simply broadcast it and everyone else in the channel will get it. I can't see it being so great for Mp3's because everyone's tastes are so different, even within a single genre. Overall I'll give it a 9 out of a possible 10.

That would have to be these folks.

There's no anonymity here, and the only reason sites like torrentse.cx are around at all is that the RIAA/MPAA haven't noticed them yet. Once they do, kiss 'em goodbye.

<SMOOCH>

Check it out, the site says "what" in various shades of green on black.

Something like, "the matrix strikes back?"

1. It was a tripod capture, with a few adjustments. At the beginning the "EXIT" sign is visible on the left, but then they zoom a bit to remove it. A couple times throughout the film, the picture is rotated slightly but they fixed it after a bit (less than a minute). There are some audio errors (pops and static) but none of the dialog is obscured. The credits are cut off, probably because the guy had to get out of there. There is, however, no audience noise, so perhaps it was a private screening of some sort?

2. I was greatly reminded of MST3K. Perhaps it was because of the somewhat tinny sound, but the music sounded exactly like some of the movies they parody. I couldn't shake that feeling throughout the movie, which made it a bit funnier than it probably should have been. The Architect also reminded me of the Rocky Horror Picture Show's audience line, "This man has no neck!"

3. I like what people have been saying, that when they escaped they only escaped into a "meta-matrix." This would explains Neo's "power" to overcome the sentinels at the end.

4. I caught one of Morpheus's quotes: "I have dreamed a dream, and now the dream is gone from me." (Thanks to watching it on the PC, I could call up Google after pausing it.) This is in Daniel 2:3-5 of the bible, and the title of Daniel 2 is "Nebuchadnezzar's Dream." They did a good job with the references, as I see from other comments many others have found them.

5. I enjoyed the first movie more. Sequels are difficult, but even so it had the best opening weekend of all time. It has some timeless qualities to it: choosing your mate over your tribe, and the consequences of that decision. And the "living in a box (within a box (within a box (within..." -- it'll be interesting to see how the Wachowski brothers decide to end the series. When I saw the first movie it was in the afternoon, and I walked outside to a sunny sky with a few clouds and thought, "whoa." Something inside me had changed; this movie didn't do that, although it was good entertainment.

6. I liked the gift of the spoon from one of the orphans.

7. The special effects were pretty cool, but I really don't see that powerful a difference between the first movie and the second. They spent a lot of money creating the process, and it was money well-spent because the process can be used for many future movies. But so many studios have been adding bullet-time to their films that it just didn't "stand out" like the original.

8. I will see it in the theatre. Perhaps that'll have the "whoa" effect, but perhaps not as I've already seen it. We'll see.

9. The movie didn't flow very straightforward. Some scenes were unmentioned dream scenes until you see Neo wake up, and some scenes were action inside the Matrix, then a meeting from previously, then Neo and Trinity on the ship, then back into the Matrix -- and the footage from the dream scenes was reused toward the end (to good effect, but they saved a little on effects ;-). Because of this jumping around it felt somewhat like Pulp Fiction . I wonder what the brothers think of Quentin Tarantino?

As I said, I'll see it again in the theatre and I'll probably pick up some things I missed the first time around. Enjoy!

OMG. torrentse dot cx is a great place 2 get torrents! i also know there's a forum where u can find more torrents! i forget the name of the forum but it is a comedy site where u can find torrents. the dude who runs torrentse runs this site i think so if you ask he can tell you!

im not sure if that one torrent site got hacked or what. check it out - www.torrentse.cx

1) Large collections of small files: It would be really cool, to me, if small files out of a large catalog could be picked and chosen over a single bittorrent session. I'm envisioning this being used for things like debian package pools. Forget all these mirrors, let's find a way to let everyone who downloads an individual package share that with the next person who wants it. I don't know enough about other distributions, but anyone else who has to keep a large number of small packages up to date would benifit greatly from this.

2) Small, high-demand, and/or frequently changing sites. One only needs to look at http://www.suprnova.org/ and http://www.torrentse.cx/, two major torrent hosting sites, to see the problem. All too often small informational sites with no real massive payload get squashed by the slashdot effect. Surely the idea of using bittorrent's neccesarilly distributed nature to move around signed, up-to-date, small suites of related html & images is amoung the biggest potential opprotunities for small-time independant web publishers to survive high bandwidth demands?

How the fuck did that get Informative +2?

torrentse.cx is actually a decent BitTorrent search engine. It's not all porn. If the poster said something like:

Here's a great search engine if you use BitTorrent he probably would've been modded higher.

Apparently it's Slashdotted at the moment, so you might get the "Slashdot sux" message or a redirect.

Here's all the porn you need :)

For everything else, http://www.torrentse.cx, which has a comment system for each torrent file so people can post up their thoughts. Also they allow people to upload their own torrents. This site has the following sections: Misc, Movies, TV, Music, Porn, Books, Games, Software, Comics, and Anime.

Also, http://www.suprnova.org is good too, but has been having a lot of problems lately. They have: Games, Movies, TV Shows, Music, Apps, Misc, and DVD

http://www.bitetorrent.com has TV Shows, Movies, Music, Apps, Games, Comics, Anime and Misc. Allows people to upload their own torrent and has a tracker as well.

http://torrents.slash0.org/ also includes TV Shows, Movies, Games, and a Misc section.

The following are the best TV-only BitTorrent sites. http://www.marksailes.uklinux.net/bt/ http://www.tvtorrents.com

Anyways, those are the most popular BitTorrent places. And with me posting this now (and perhaps getting modded up =D), they should be even better and faster (if the website doesn't die from the load first).

I can't believe this mentions that torrents are hard to find. Here's how you find torrents.

Pull up google, type in something like this:
"what you're looking for" +bittorrent +download

You should have a list of sites that have links to that torrent. Or, you can read a site that keeps track of torrents and uses trackers. My personal favorite is torrentse.cx, but suprnova.org isn't too bad either. Sure these sites have illegitimate stuff on them, but there's also useful and legal files on there from time to time if that's a concern of yours. Problem is there's far too many people that just close the window after it's finished to "conserve bandwidth." Bittorrent doesn't work if you don't leave that damn window open, you can however set maximum upload rate from the command line, which I highly recommend using if you're on a connection that must be monitored.

Bittorrent is great, the more people using it at any given time makes it even better. Just make sure you read the documentation so you fully understand how it works and that it may take a while to start to download.

http://www.torrentse.cx/

Clicky!

The more clickers, the faster we all get this, so internet Pirates unite!

Just download them using BitTorrent.

Little White Chicks, Big Black Dicks Vol.8

Finally Legal #7

Tera Patrick - Filthy Whore

Little White Chicks, Big Black Dicks Vol.8

Finally Legal #7

Tera Patrick - Filthy Whore

Little White Chicks, Big Black Dicks Vol.8

Finally Legal #7

Tera Patrick - Filthy Whore

Ever since I've gotten into using BitTorrent, BT for short. One of the biggest sites for Torrents (.torrent checksum files) is on a .cx TLD (Top Level Domain:) Torrentse.cx

Apparently, "mutha fuckas" have indeed NOT forgotten about Dre.

Wanna see X-Men 2?

But, with all the illegal stuff also going around, im sure that the **AA's will be going after bittorrent as well!

Because it needs a centralised server (the tracker), it will be easier to knock out!

BitTorrent, of course. Videos of drunk white women for Ev-verrry-body! Oh, and of course, lots and lots of warez.

http://www.torrentse.cx/stats.php?info_hash=69a2cd c29d211ba05f91bceb1c4a9a9ce091e343

Here is a torrent mirror, don't forget to keep your client running afterwards, but nice with me :)

Murphy
P.S. Thanks to torrents.cx for the upload/link

Here is a torrent mirror, don't forget to keep your client running afterwards, but nice with me :)

Murphy
P.S. Thanks to torrents.cx for the upload/link

http://www.torrentse.cx/download.php?file=SuSE_Lin ux_8.2_Pro_5_ISO_set.torrent

Recent cognitive research compiled here.

sure. torrentse.cx is a great way to, uh, sample quality files containing various types of data.

Hah. Speaking of BitTorrent and Offtopic, if anybody likes Rock, check out this .torrent: foZ
-os

Sure. Here it is.
And since my outgoing bandwidth is limited, it would help if as many as possible could share this as soon as possible :)

BT is an amazingly powerful bit of technology. To see it at work try torrentse.cx. Its main disadvantage?!?

It has to be handled thru a plugin. Imagine the savings if this HTML worked: <IMG SRC="/very_big_image.jpg.torrent">

Yeah, it works! (Red Hat 9 ISOs so soon were a miracle!)

But the Moz guys need to incorporate Torrent tech directly into the browser! That's serve as a huge wakeup call to IE, and we might see a new feature for the first time in NNN years...

-Ben

The MacOS X client is available on BitTorrent.

Use this link for bittorrent download of the windows client version: Bittorrent Link

And please forgive the se.cx, as its an actual bittorrent share site.

Yes, the torrent is here.

I've changed my mind, and I'd like to buy some advertising on your fine site. That's ``1,000,000 hits per day from 10,000 unique IP addresses'' in high quality traffic!

Wannabe loser.

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eDonkey and Gnutella, on the other hand, have the right idea: they don't have a central point of failure encoded in their URI's - they use a file hash and decentralized hubs, which doesn't DEPEND on any one linksite like sharereactor.com or sharelive.com being able to handle the load.

Anyway, I just find it funny how BitTorrent is enabling a new breed of P2P site that will become victims of their own success (the problem p2p is supposed to eliminate!).

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WinXPPro.torrent