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Big Swedish Filesharing Server Seized

SmugJerk writes "Authorities are continuing to apply pressure on Sweden's filesharing community amid the trial of several principals of The Pirate Bay filesharing site. Today they seized a fileserver containing about 65 terabytes of files, corresponding to around 16,000 full-length movies."

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  1. Re:65 TB?!?! *gasp* by dangitman · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Unfortunately, full-length movies are NOT a standard measure of storage space. Least of all on slashdot...

    No, but distended rectums are.

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  2. Re:Not like The Pirate Bay by JRGhaddar · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    I agree the analogy probably needs work. I do like the automated door. I know it's impossible for them to manage every entry...

    I think torrents are a great innovation, but there should be some checks on it to ensure what you get is quality and for intended use. Like a moderated torrent system that removes copyright works and malware etc. and leaves only the good stuff that is intended to be shared.

    I think a torrent distribution license would be ideal.

    That way it's registered and people know what to share and what not to...

  3. Re:Not like The Pirate Bay by DavidTC · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Aka, sure, the Nazis were bad, but logically there should be some middle ground. I mean, you don't want Germany to end up without a government.

    When any progress is made whatsoever towards relaxing the copyright laws that almost every single human being in almost every single country agrees are out of control, you might have some sort of logical argument.

    Until then, fuck it.

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  4. Re:Not like The Pirate Bay by cliffski · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    I couldn't agree more. have fun watching the mental and moral gymnastics in the posts that follow yours, where you will be abused, shouted at and insulted for suggesting that people cant have everything they want for free.

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