The Pirate Bay

andyrich666 · Post by **andyrich666** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 5:10 pm

its down, was raided in stockholm today ?

Police raided a server room in Stockholm on Tuesday after suspected copyright infringement.

Around the same time extinct file-sharing site The Pirate Bay.

- There has been a crackdown on a server room in Greater Stockholm. This applies violation of copyright law, says Paul Pintér, police national coordinator for intellectual property law violations.

m4rkb · Post by **m4rkb** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 5:14 pm

No worries. It's been down more times than Mary Millington. It's be back up like a broomstale by tonight at the latest.

andyrich666 · Post by **andyrich666** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:07 pm

Previously I was only ever a content Usenet downloader, after the closing of newzbin.com and seeing your reccomendation I changed back to torrents, they have improved an awful lot and this site is cool, still though Usenet I used, now for example to grab something.

LaaLaa · Post by **LaaLaa** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:12 pm

Wasn't newsbin just a method of making usenet downloading easier?
Usenet hasn't been closed down and all the content is still there.

shabbado · Post by **shabbado** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:20 pm

LaaLaa wrote:Wasn't newsbin just a method of making usenet downloading easier?
Usenet hasn't been closed down and all the content is still there.

Newzbin allowed you to download .NZB files. At the time it was an absolute boon because it removed the need to spend hours trawling through Usenet looking for content.

The .NZB file was about 3kb in size. Download from Newzbin and open in Newsleecher or other such software and away it went.

Great stuff.

andyrich666 · Post by **andyrich666** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:21 pm

LaaLaa wrote:Wasn't newsbin just a method of making usenet downloading easier?
Usenet hasn't been closed down and all the content is still there.

Yes I now use NZBIndex but it is nowhere near as good, if you have reccomendation for a better please say, TIA

m4rkb · Post by **m4rkb** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:23 pm

shabbado wrote:
LaaLaa wrote:Wasn't newsbin just a method of making usenet downloading easier?
Usenet hasn't been closed down and all the content is still there.
Newzbin allowed you to download .NZB files. At the time it was an absolute boon because it removed the need to spend hours trawling through Usenet looking for content.

The .NZB file was about 3kb in size. Download from Newzbin and open in Newsleecher or other such software and away it went.

Great stuff.

Sounds good, but I might need a memory upgrade if it's anything over 3K.

shabbado · Post by **shabbado** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:23 pm

andyrich666 wrote:
LaaLaa wrote:Wasn't newsbin just a method of making usenet downloading easier?
Usenet hasn't been closed down and all the content is still there.
Yes I now use NZBIndex but it is nowhere near as good, if you have reccomendation for a better please say, TIA

I've not came across any indexing site that compares to Newzbin. Sadly.

shabbado · Post by **shabbado** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:24 pm

m4rkb wrote:
shabbado wrote:
LaaLaa wrote:Wasn't newsbin just a method of making usenet downloading easier?
Usenet hasn't been closed down and all the content is still there.
Newzbin allowed you to download .NZB files. At the time it was an absolute boon because it removed the need to spend hours trawling through Usenet looking for content.

The .NZB file was about 3kb in size. Download from Newzbin and open in Newsleecher or other such software and away it went.

Great stuff.
Sounds good, but I might need a memory upgrade if it's anything over 3K.

Memory upgrade? You need a fucking brain transplant.

m4rkb · Post by **m4rkb** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:25 pm

shabbado wrote:
m4rkb wrote:
shabbado wrote:
LaaLaa wrote:Wasn't newsbin just a method of making usenet downloading easier?
Usenet hasn't been closed down and all the content is still there.
Newzbin allowed you to download .NZB files. At the time it was an absolute boon because it removed the need to spend hours trawling through Usenet looking for content.

The .NZB file was about 3kb in size. Download from Newzbin and open in Newsleecher or other such software and away it went.

Great stuff.
Sounds good, but I might need a memory upgrade if it's anything over 3K.
Memory upgrade? You need a fucking brain transplant.

Lou Grant · Post by **Lou Grant** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:26 pm

I just buy stuff, with ... like ... money.

shabbado · Post by **shabbado** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:26 pm

Lou Grant wrote:I just buy stuff, with ... like ... money.

YOU FOOL

LaaLaa · Post by **LaaLaa** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:32 pm

andyrich666 wrote:
LaaLaa wrote:Wasn't newsbin just a method of making usenet downloading easier?
Usenet hasn't been closed down and all the content is still there.
Yes I now use NZBIndex but it is nowhere near as good, if you have reccomendation for a better please say, TIA

I have favourite newsgroups, download the headers and scroll through them sighing and being disappointed that there's nothing I want to download.

But this is useful for finding content on newsgroups you don't normally subscribe to. https://www.binsearch.info/
It also has .nzb although I still get stuff the old-fashoned way as my newsreader is so ancient.

andyrich666 · Post by **andyrich666** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 6:45 pm

LaaLaa wrote:
andyrich666 wrote:
LaaLaa wrote:Wasn't newsbin just a method of making usenet downloading easier?
Usenet hasn't been closed down and all the content is still there.
Yes I now use NZBIndex but it is nowhere near as good, if you have reccomendation for a better please say, TIA
I have favourite newsgroups, download the headers and scroll through them sighing and being disappointed that there's nothing I want to download.
But this is useful for finding content on newsgroups you don't normally subscribe to. https://www.binsearch.info/
It also has .nzb although I still get stuff the old-fashoned way as my newsreader is so ancient.

Thanks for that, something I am looking for came up on Binsearch, did not on NZBindex.

antdad · Post by **antdad** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 7:02 pm

Don't you guys use TVaddons formerly XBMC/Mashup/NavX etc for downloading films, streaming sport etc... TPB had a presence and I used to borrow plenty of content.

andyrich666 · Post by **andyrich666** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 7:41 pm

antdad wrote:Don't you guys use TVaddons formerly XBMC/Mashup/NavX etc for downloading films, streaming sport etc... TPB had a presence and I used to borrow plenty of content.

too much hassle, not really a streamer, for tv series or film, I have to watch them all in one go, Homeland for instance I only saw a bit when the ad break was on the Man City game last week or before, never heard of it, since Saturday I have watched 3 series in full, + up to tonight 04e08 so that is about 44 episodes,

I do have XBMC installed on my main PC but not really played with it, internet is shit here, went from 80mb in UK to 6-8mb here

carcinogen · Post by **carcinogen** » Tue Dec 09, 2014 10:48 pm

Other Torrent sites are available you know.

Rossco · Post by **Rossco** » Sun Dec 14, 2014 10:20 pm

antdad wrote:Don't you guys use TVaddons formerly XBMC/Mashup/NavX etc for downloading films, streaming sport etc... TPB had a presence and I used to borrow plenty of content.

XBMC is sweet. Unfortunately Mashup is no more on there and Sports-devil bottled it as well but still loads of stuff via Fusion add-ons. Awesome for music as well. MP3. Pretty much every album you can think of from most artists and bands to stream.

Just Google XBMC or go to Youtube anyone on here who hasn't got it....just do it already.

antdad · Post by **antdad** » Tue Dec 16, 2014 10:20 pm

NavX is still up and running, downloaded a few films to watch over Xmas.

carcinogen · Post by **carcinogen** » Tue Dec 16, 2014 10:40 pm

Here:

https://rarbg.com

antdad · Post by **antdad** » Tue Dec 30, 2014 11:39 am

Showbox for films...runs native on android, on shells for every other platform.

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