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Had never thought if a site reopened prior to any decisions they may not actually be doing anything wrong since nothing has been decided yet. This would be a first. Could be intended to drag it out therefore keeping them offline. Though during that time if they reopen theres nothing yet to say they arent supposed to...
For those that forgot...Quote:
Originally Posted by lynx
http://www.slyck.com/news.php?story=811
It seems to be back at least almost back. http://85.17.40.35/ reckons the search will be back later today. not that I use it much but that is dam quick. notice the title that comes up as well "the police bay" :lol: :lol: I like that.
http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/showpost.php?p=1355747&postcount=7Quote:
Originally Posted by RealitY
:rolleyes:
they should set up in the "developing world"
The thing is the US government (who seem to do the MPAA's bidding) could put even more pressure on a developing country than they can on Sweden (or any other European country).Quote:
Originally Posted by GepperRankins
btw has anyone noticed this is almost exactly a year after Pirate Bay faked their own closure?!?
i must say all the moving around of this topic sure has made it confusing. posts constantly repeating the post before, etc.
thats sweet.Quote:
Originally Posted by sear
although i rarely use public trackers like tpb, its good to see them fighting back, as we're all pretty much on the same team.
if thepiratebay.org isn't working for you, try:Quote:
Originally Posted by thepiratebay.org
http://85.17.40.36/search.php
or any of their other i.ps:
83.140.176.135
83.140.176.136
83.140.176.137
83.140.176.138
83.140.176.139
just some unresolved dns issues.
seems they have a new home in the netherlands now.
O RLY?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheese
Poor it
yep I think so to !!