No luck opening Pirate Bay for a couple of days. A friend of mine told me that it the govt in Sweden shut them down.
Verified here:
Link
No luck opening Pirate Bay for a couple of days. A friend of mine told me that it the govt in Sweden shut them down.
Verified here:
Link
Heard the same thing last night but it always comes back after a few days.
Seems torrents are coming to there end, shame really but there will always be sharing and pirated stuff.
Pirate Bay And Wikileaks Web Host Raided By Swedish Police
The Pirate Bay and Wikileaks web host PeRiQuito AB, alternatively known as PRQ, has been raided by Swedish police. Cops in the Scandinavian country confiscated four servers from the firm on Monday, the company’s owner Mikael Viborg told Swedish news outlet Nyheter24.
The Stockholm-based web host is renowned for supporting some of the more anti-establishment sites on the internet, with The Pirate Bay and Wikileaks its most famous clients. By late Monday, The Pirate Bay and PRQ sites were both down, though Viborg informed Nyheter24 that this was due to a technical issue rather than the confiscated servers.
It will take time to understand which (if any) of PRQ’s 2,000-plus customers are affected by the police intervention. As well as The Pirate Bay and Wikileaks, the company also hosts the North America Man-Boy Love Association (NAMBLA), Pedophile.se, and the Chechen rebel site Kavkaz Central. While Viborg has previously stated he “loathes” the philosophy of clients such as NAMBLA and Pedophile.se, he defends their right to display content online.
The link between The Pirate Bay and PRQ is considerable: The web host was set up by two of the three Pirate Bay founders in 2004, including 27-year-old Gottfrid Svartholm, a Swede who was arrested in Cambodia in September after being convicted of copyright crimes in absentia.
And the raids are far from the first for the firm: Police raided the PRQ premises in 2006 to seize evidence in the investigation into The Pirate Bay and again in 2010 as part of an operation concerning a different filesharing network.
WikiLeaks (which, at the time of writing, remains online) mentioned Monday’s raid on its Twitter feed, telling followers:
PRQ.se, one of a number of ISPs used by WikiLeaks has been raided by Swedish police; 4 servers seized. Police still in office
Fixed that.Originally Posted by Daft Old Cat
Good fix gerbil!
Deserves a green but I have to spread the love around. Maybe Socal?
Shame really.
Gotta run to Pantip for CDs now.
^
Kat.ph is still up, and works just as well as TPB.
Thanks FailSafe.
I tried to get onto pirate bay. No luck.
(Good to see you, Macha.)
As you state, I guess it's CD time.
I think this may be a trend and KAT and Isohunt may be next. I have always thought about downoading the hell out of what I wanted to see in a massivle collection, knowing this day may come.
Sadly, this day have have come.
............
Just borrow one of Bobcock or harry Barracudas hard disks. they have about 2000000 GB of movies and TV shows between them
^That's not going to help with my weekly dose of Bill Maher and SNL. Have to find an alternative site based in Nigeria - far from the clutches of John Law.
wheres kick ass torrents based ?
Plenty of other torrents sites to choose from.
Pirate Bay website goes down; Anonymous retaliates - Tech News - IBNLive
New Delhi: The popular torrent website The Pirate Bay is unaccessible following a raid on the Swedish hosting company PRQ by the Swedish government on Monday. The raid on PRQ disabled many file-sharing and streaming sites including the widely used - The Pirate Bay.
PRQ, which was founded by Pirate Bay co-founders Gottfrid Svartholm and Fredrik Neij, is known to host or route many file-sharing sites, according to a TorrentFreak report.
The TorrentFreak said, "The PRQ raid coincided with downtime at The Pirate Bay but TorrentFreak is informed that this is unrelated." The site (Pirate Bay) says it's down mainly because of a power outage, however, and that it will be back later this week, Fortune reported.
However in a post on its Facebook page, The Pirate Bay said, "Sorry for not being online. Looks like we won't be up until tomorrow."
The PRQ website and several streaming sites are back now, while some file-sharing sites remain offline for now. It is is still not known that what the target of the raid is.
The Hacktivist group Anonymous, in retaliation, issued Operation Pirate Bay and announced its intention to target Swedish government websites.
Anonymous said in a video, "We have seen that you have been done a raid on the pirate bay and other torrents sites! The raid on PRQ disabled many of our torrent sites. We see this as a crime against freedom to information and there for we have disabled some of swedish governments or affiliate sites in protest against this raid. Swedish Government; you know our capabilities and what we want! The choice is yours. We are legion. We do not forgive. We do not forget. You should have expect us Sweden!"
Here is a list of Swedish sites that the Anoymous plans to attack:
TARGET: Göta hovrätt
TARGET: Svea hovrätt
TARGET: Polisen - www.polisen.se
TARGET: Socialstyrelsen
TARGET: http://www.myndigheterna.se
TARGET: Startsida - Försvarsmakten
TARGET: Svenska Antipiratbyrån
TARGET: Sveriges Domstolar
TARGET: Startsida - FRA
TARGET: http://www.sverige.se
TARGET: Spray | Skaffa gratis mail, dejta och sök bland de senaste jobben
TARGET: http://www.sweden.se
TARGET: Startsida - Kriminalvården
TARGET: Start - riksdagen.se
TARGET: Startsida regeringen.se
TARGET: Home - Government Offices of Sweden
TARGET: Säkerhetspolisen - Säkerhetspolisen
TARGET: Säkerhetspolisen - Säkerhetspolisen
TARGET: Säkerhetspolisen - Säkerhetspolisen
TPB is back up!
Originally Posted by The Fresh Prince
Do you have a link mate. kat.ph is not enoughOriginally Posted by FailSafe
Working fine for me.....
Just downloading the weekly batch of Boardwalk Empire, Copper, Hell On Wheels etc....
I have invites to private trackers for cool kids that can maintain ratio..Send me a screen shot.
Try this
http://tpb.pirateparty.org.uk/
or
http://pirateproxy.net/
Or have a look here
http://blog.tdobson.net/2012/05/howt...-virgin-media/
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