Piracy General

[innocent jogger]

Anybody know what is going on with CG/TVV? Server has been non-responsive since yesterday. Sites and trackers down.

 

[gampboonerisms]

What's wrong with those shorts? Better hand-drawn art than whatever new shit that get's farted out of a computer these days.

They're actually amazing. I'm loosing sanity watching consuming spirits.

 

[The Feline Solution 2]

if you watch sparts without paying $300/month you are doing a terrorism

Sports, or rather football, is serious business. I remember one of the last World Cups, government sent their goon squads to every bar and hovel in my city to check if they had a streaming licence for the games and fined them thousands of yurodollars if they hadn't.

Hello, does anyone know if PM2G is a good place to be grabbing repacks from? The guy's on rinru, so I'm not expecting him to be malicious, but his .zips make me nervous (pic rel) and FMHY doesn't endorse nor condone him. Seems like there's just a dearth of information on the guy. I went through like 20 of his repack threads to see if anyone was pointing out issues or anything off with his repacks, but the most I got was one guy thanking him for his work in broken English.
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Just wanted to know if anyone else here has experience with him and knows that I'm just being paranoid again. Thanks.

Never had any problem ever with anything from cs.rin.ru, though i am not sure if i downloaded something from this particular repacker before. If it's up there it's usually okay, been using the site since forever and can not remember there ever being a problem with malicious uploads. They even put in warnings for the links to shady 1-click hosters by now (which are all fine if you don't download something that pops up in a different window, which shouldn't be a problem at all if you're using uBlock Origin).

 

[Never Scored]

If you're paying to pirate you might as well pay for globohomo streaming services.

"If you're paying $20 a year to use a private tracker, you may as well pay $150 a year to use an app that's basically adware."