The Pirate Bay's Oldest Torrent Is Revolution OS

jrepin writes "After nearly 9 years of seeding The Pirate Bay's oldest working torrent is still very much alive. Interestingly, the torrent is not a Hollywood classic nor is it an evergreen music album. The honor goes to a pirated copy of Revolution OS, a documentary covering the history of Linux, GNU and the free software movement."

Comments

Tautology Club

[pushing-robot]

The Pirate Bay's oldest working torrent is still very much alive

In other news, the oldest living man is still alive, and the oldest standing structure hasn't yet fallen down!

Re:Tautology Club

[cheesecake23]

The first rule of Tautology Club is the first rule of Tautology Club!

Re:still a crime

[Anonymous Coward]

Not everyone lives in California.

Okay, see, right there? You just lost 90% of Slashdot, either to blowing their minds out of their ears or to complete stodgy disbelief that the world ISN'T split into exactly four areas: California, Flyover Country, Japan, and Miscellaneous.

Re:It's a good documentary

[Anonymous Coward]

Oh, I'm sorry, sir. I'm anaspeptic, phrasmotic, even compunctious to have caused you such pericombobulation.

Re:Oldest torrent on TPB isn't porn?

[Anonymous Coward]

I'm more impressed by the torrent of the whole geocities webpages (600GB+) with only one seeder.

Re:still a crime

[thegarbz]

You just misspelt USA, USA, USA and USA.

Re:It's a good documentary

[Aaron B Lingwood]

Unless English isn't your first language, you're a fucking retard.

Oh, my very own troll. Can I keep it?

Re:Pirated copy?

[nedlohs]

Just a documentary about the moon landing should land on the moon?

Re:still a crime

[Graydyn Young]

Ugh, Americans. I bet you couldn't even point out Miscellaneous on a map.