Comments on: You Enjoy Piracy but is it SAFE?

By: sith

sith — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 15:32:04 +0000

I’ve been dling/sharing since the days of Napster, before there were ANY laws against file sharing.*screw Lars Ulrich*

Peer Block is a MUST have.

By: KSiimson

KSiimson — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 01:13:48 +0000

Just use open source software, or you help to keep proprietary software the norm. :P

By: EagerDownloader

EagerDownloader — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 23:43:19 +0000

What about direct downloading from sites like rapidshare?

By: random_guy

random_guy — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 14:57:27 +0000

PG2 is detected by anti virus and anti spyware, because Bluetack, the maker of many PG2 blocklists blacklisted the antivirus update servers, and the av companies got PO’ED and set there programs to detect PG2

You may want to go into the list manager. . . Add . . . URL . . And select some of the BlueTack lists like level1 and level2.

By: xmoser

xmoser — Sun, 18 May 2008 15:47:40 +0000

to ramond:
it blinks as when a packet on port 80 or 443 is blocked. this may impair users ability to surf the internet. tell them how to allow http so noone gets confused.

to Forgott3n:
yes all the ones suspected of antip2p origin or ones that are compromised(seized)

to arachel:
all of that is false. peerguardian uses bluetacks lists and has been for a while now. they are kinda partnering but the software that each produce are completely independent of each other.

to bhargav:
dont pay any attention to those sites, it is just the riaa\\\’s infamous scare tactics

to hurry:
surely you dont believe that do you? europe is getting pounded by a company called logistep. google em, youll see…

to ididnotgetanythingelse:
anchorfree is your best choice for free. it is a vpn so it not only hides your ip address but also encrypts your connection so as long your source of internet does not block encrypted connections you can p2p without worry at school or at work without throttling. expect a reasonable drop in performance and you will(of course) be unable to accept incoming connections.
***it works with all connections not just wifi
hotspotshield.com/

By: superman

superman — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 14:46:21 +0000

hi sir raymond..you posted last time about the fake torrents and how to detect them through the fake finders website..im still a little bit confused when i enter the hash info of the torrents it says its not fake but when i enter the tracker info it has matches..although the matches are not the same with the title or software. thxs,,hope you could shed a piece of light in this matter

By: ididnotgetanythingelse

ididnotgetanythingelse — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 19:47:42 +0000

Hey Raymound… I am a regular at your blog and find your blog very very helpful… i over looked the fake torrent blog … i recently chnaged my ISP and it assigns me a dynamic IP every time i connect but my net usage is tracked by User ID.. recently i recived a snail mail form ISP stating that my id was tracked downloading copyrighted material (pirates3) from Network community (torrents) that scared the bejeezuz out of me! Can u suggest more method of Anonymous Downloaing or avoid getting tracked ….. Also is P2P better or Torrent …..Which has more risks and Can proxys help…. thks in advance