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[myrkul]

Security/convenience tradeoff. Also, Slow is relative. On cable, they're still faster than dial-up used to be.

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[Garrett Burgwardt]

Security/convenience tradeoff. Also, Slow is relative. On cable, they're still faster than dial-up used to be.

I might have my friend set one up for the right price. But hope you enjoy downloading 720 &1080p files at dialup speeds.

[Anonymous]

Not a bad idea TheKid



I just read this article today which provides some food for thought on whether such a service using tor and bitcoin would be successful .
http://arstechnica.com/web/news/2011/03/new-music-industry-plan-halt-flow-of-money-to-pirate-music-sites.ars



Im tired of wanting to watch stuff on hulu and hbo only to be blocked because some retard thinks geographical boundaries are  important.

Paying $100 or more for a tv series box set when I can download the same thing from bittorrent for free is not a good thing either.  So you know what I do ? I dont buy and I dont download . I hope they shrivel up and die on the vine.

When will they learn that if they make stuff affordable people WILL buy it...look at the app store for an example of it.

[Garrett Burgwardt]

Not a bad idea TheKid

We bandwidth constraints here so downloading a tv series or several movies (netflix) is not practical.

Sneakernet ftw

Give us a site to browse all the files and mark the ones we want or request ones and it would be great.

I just read this article today which provides some food for thought on whether such a service using tor and bitcoin would be successful .
http://arstechnica.com/web/news/2011/03/new-music-industry-plan-halt-flow-of-money-to-pirate-music-sites.ars

I'll see what I can get setup. Any recommendations on the software front?

And I'd be shipping from the USA, so shipping would be prohibitively expensive, but I'd be willing to buy any drive off newegg to fill.

[Anonymous]

Not a bad idea TheKid

We bandwidth constraints here so downloading a tv series or several movies (netflix) is not practical.

Sneakernet ftw

Give us a site to browse all the files and mark the ones we want or request ones and it would be great.

I just read this article today which provides some food for thought on whether such a service using tor and bitcoin would be successful .
http://arstechnica.com/web/news/2011/03/new-music-industry-plan-halt-flow-of-money-to-pirate-music-sites.ars

I'll see what I can get setup. Any recommendations on the software front?

And I'd be shipping from the USA, so shipping would be prohibitively expensive, but I'd be willing to buy any drive off newegg to fill.

Dont sell per file imo.

What you do is setup a private file sharing group and let people pay by the month for all the files they can download. You can only download so much in a month  .

Something like buddypress with s2member plugin hacked to support bitcoin http://www.s2member.com/ or elgg  http://www.elgg.org/index.php with the ability for paid private groups.

[Anonymous]

I wonder what the maafia will make of bitcoin

Who are they going to sue ? Satoshi ? Hell even the users of bitcoin dont know who he is .
 

[Garrett Burgwardt]

Charging per file would be silly. But for someone who has limited bandwdth t's a good plan.

And I'll see what I can do

[conspirosphere.tk]

An alternative approach based on private anonymous p2p filesharing (Oneswarm http://www.oneswarm.org) here:
http://bibli0philes.blogspot.com/2011/08/access-hundreds-oh-thousands-e-books.html