I think Mediafire has deleted some files as well.
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whaaaaaaat no no no no noLunaticMara wrote:
I think Mediafire has deleted some files as well.
It's the rapture
dNextGen
I doubt it, since puush is primarily an image sharing service.akrolsmir wrote:
next thing you know puush will be closing
maal
Megaupload's intention was only to share legal files, and not the illegale ones. People did the opposite though. Now, couldn't that happen to puush too? Yes it could. People can abuse it, some way or another.Mashley wrote:
I doubt it, since puush is primarily an image sharing service.akrolsmir wrote:
next thing you know puush will be closing
So instead of sharing imagesEmaal wrote:
Megaupload's intention was only to share legal files, and not the illegale ones. People did the opposite though. Now, couldn't that happen to puush too? Yes it could. People can abuse it, some way or another.
people will share moving pictures
oh my god
akrolsmir wrote:
next thing you know puush will be closing
Meh, new file sharing sites will pop up I'm sure. This is the interwebs.
This is what I say too. Just wait until the government and the FBI calm their tits then when everyone goes back to their usual lives more sites will be created. Cause the internet is infinite and the FBI and government can't shut down all of them. I don't think it would be a good idea to create new ones now since everyone is panicking and the FBI is on high alert.LaVolpe024 wrote:
Meh, new file sharing sites will pop up I'm sure. This is the interwebs.
I'm just going to miss downloading manga scans and anime music for a while I still hope I will be able to read Reborn and Pandora Hearts.
Our country just needs to stop dicking around with everything.
I swear Roloko, if only your name was Roko--................... sheesh that would be so confusing ._.
"MediaFire - Called to testify in the next 90 days and it will open doors pro FBI"Kirisaki_Hayashi wrote:
If anything bad happen to mediafire
all the beatmap pack will gone
from another site well there goes the best site to get character soundtracks and manga scans. Dx
Megaupload's intent was to make profit from other people distributing illegal files. This is how they worked internally. They paid uploaders that sourced large numbers of downloads, and raked in the cash from advertising. If you do enough research you will find confessions from previous employees that make this very clear.Emaal wrote:
Megaupload's intention was only to share legal files, and not the illegale ones. People did the opposite though. Now, couldn't that happen to puush too? Yes it could. People can abuse it, some way or another.
puush does none of the above, and also takes DMCA requests very seriously. Nothing will be happening to it, unless services like Dropbox are targeted first. This is highly unlikely.
Will be interesting to see what happens to mediafire. They seem to have pulled their act together recently, but who knows.
Hah, I actually lol'd at this one xDbagnz0r wrote:
acta sucks balls
Man, I liked mediafire. Sucks if they would go the same path as megaupload.
Well, DailyMotion deleted new anime episodes recently, so I refused to watch the first episdoe of Milky Holmes 2 on other video sites because I prefer DailyMotion more. If it's still, I'll giving up on goodanime.net/anime44.net and watch stuff on Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Crackle. Because I had enough with watch fansubs....
Look at these people from Japan got themselves arrested after uploading illegally on a software called "Share".
I suggest y'all to join Crunchyroll.
Look at these people from Japan got themselves arrested after uploading illegally on a software called "Share".
I suggest y'all to join Crunchyroll.
scare tactics.
mediafire always deletes stuff quickly.
mediafire always deletes stuff quickly.
Hmm Daily Lives of Highschool Boys and Gundam AGE seem to be unaffected on Dailymotion.kokoroanime wrote:
Well, DailyMotion deleted new anime episodes recently, so I refused to watch the first episdoe of Milky Holmes 2 on other video sites because I prefer DailyMotion more. If it's still, I'll giving up on goodanime.net/anime44.net and watch stuff on Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Crackle. Because I had enough with watch fansubs....
Look at these people from Japan got themselves arrested after uploading illegally on a software called "Share".
I suggest y'all to join Crunchyroll.
Its probably because Milky Holmes 2 is licensed for legal streaming on NicoNico so since your in the US just watch it there. I find it kinda strange that Crunchyroll didn't pick it up seeing as how they have the first season. =/
Last season, I wanted to watch C3 episodes on Niconico instead of the fansubs, but it charged membership to watch all episodes. But sadly, I don't have a membership for this...Roloko wrote:
Hmm Daily Lives of Highschool Boys and Gundam AGE seem to be unaffected on Dailymotion.kokoroanime wrote:
Well, DailyMotion deleted new anime episodes recently, so I refused to watch the first episdoe of Milky Holmes 2 on other video sites because I prefer DailyMotion more. If it's still, I'll giving up on goodanime.net/anime44.net and watch stuff on Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Crackle. Because I had enough with watch fansubs....
Look at these people from Japan got themselves arrested after uploading illegally on a software called "Share".
I suggest y'all to join Crunchyroll.
Its probably because Milky Holmes 2 is licensed for legal streaming on NicoNico so since your in the US just watch it there. I find it kinda strange that Crunchyroll didn't pick it up seeing as how they have the first season. =/
This is what we have to watch anime with official English subs.
- Veoh
- DailyMotion
- Crunchyroll Worldwide
- Funimation and Anime Network on Hulu.
- Anime (some of them dubbed by Animax Asia) on Crackle.
- YouTube Worldwide
^ No.
Just stick to making threads instead of posts so that Pokebis can praise them ironically.
^ Great piece of advice, I need my daily dose of "Post photos of your afgadfg"
The Mayans were predicting the end of the World...
Wide Web.
Wide Web.
oh snapthose wrote:
The Mayans were predicting the end of the World...
Wide Web.
So uh I heard mediafire is going to be wiped clean and shut down.
[citation needed]
Yeah I'm looking for it. <only heard about it>
ampzz
Indirectly however, he is profiting. While it is free to play, the fun of the game which, in large part is attributed to the music, incites one to donate from their enjoyment they are having.ampzz wrote:
... no shit?
The difference is that peppy does not ask for money to use this service at all.
Donations are just that, nothing more.
But two things help osu!'s side:
Its direct intentions are of a game. It's far from a flagrant piracy site.
Its size. Osu! Is far from being a big distributor of copyright.
It's an infraction...But one can only hope copyright holders don't worry about a little game not intending to become a file distributor.
Is Peppy really profiting? What does he get profit from? All of the funds from donations are used for osu iirc.
Edit: It's not like he's doing this for money, or to make a living.
Edit: It's not like he's doing this for money, or to make a living.
Profit was a incorrect word for it. Profit is the term used to describe when revenue surpasses expenses. I don't know either figures in this case and furthermore I meant income/revenue.
I don't see any problem with it, if he happens to get more donations than the servers cost to keep up then he can just save the money for a time when he needs it to pay for the servers, it's not like the amount of donations per month is fixed, it can change.
That's fine and dandy but the copyright holders don't give a shit,really. They will take down a site running with no income if they get a whiff their content is on said site. And since they've got the law on their side....Yea.
ACTA is to be signed by Europe today actually. Where as osu.ppy.sh is hosted in the UK, a part of the EU. Correct me if I'm wrong.
As I said the intentions and size of osu! will stave a take-down, but only for so long.
ACTA is to be signed by Europe today actually. Where as osu.ppy.sh is hosted in the UK, a part of the EU. Correct me if I'm wrong.
As I said the intentions and size of osu! will stave a take-down, but only for so long.
This would actually be so genious.iMercurial wrote:
Go peppy, go upload all the beatmap packs on puush.
o/
I -could- actually do this.Kitsunemimi wrote:
This would actually be so genious.iMercurial wrote:
Go peppy, go upload all the beatmap packs on puush.
o/
I just may if osz2 isn't publically released if and when mediafire goes down.
Thanks for remembering me guys.