"Unavoidable marketing campaign" makes me glad that I live in Thailand, filter all web traffic through adblockers, and torrent all TV and other media content with ads removed.

Some of my friends here stream live sports, but since a 7PM game in the US ends up being a roughly 7AM game in Thailand I never do that. Torrents can be found for pretty much all NFL games and some NHL games (used to be a private tracker for NHL but it got shut down and I haven't found a real solid alternative) which is all I care about, and I don't care about it not being live. I guess that live streaming including ads confirms that preference for me...

If anyone else is living outside the US in a place where they can't get this via legit broadcast (or in the US with a torrent friendly VPN) this might save you a few seconds of searching:

Oops, how did this get here?!

Ahh I'm thinking of crimson bow (Edit: Actually there is an animated movie cut of the series too, god I hate it when they do this). I'm not waiting for this at all, I just thought I had seen it on the torrents. The discussions and the original trailer (which didn't show any 3d gear sequences) made me give it a pass. I see there is 3d gear in the movie but the FX still seem a little on the cheesy side.

No I have not. I will torrent it and check it out. Thanks!

More steam does shit like this more I hit the torrents

...unless you don't live in the States, in which case you pretty much have no choice but to torrent it.

Well for those who don't torrent this may be an alternative.
http://www.free-tv-video-online.me/

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1000Mbit doesn't necessarily equate to lower latency anyway, and then Up/Download speed isn't even that important for online gaming, unless you want to stream/torrent/uploadselfies while playing. It is however a nice number that's easy to stick on marketing material. I had a huge fight with an ISP a few years ago after they pretty much flat refused to do anything about crippling packet loss of 10ish% at peak times because it had a "negligible effect on bandwidth". Pretty sad that I get much more reliable net over ADSL copper lines at 10ish Mbit than I had on fiberoptic.

If you know of a site that has good quality streaming video of tv shows please do tell. I torrent most shows for better quality but if i didn't have to that would be awesome. Only site ive ever tried to use is this and quality and speed are pretty meh. http://www.free-tv-video-online.me/

Awesome. I've been listening to his podcast, DVDASA, for over a year, but I'd never heard of him before and have been very curious to see Thumbs Up. I've unsuccessfully tried torrents, but never thought to check YouTube.

*promote

How come this film's torrent is not on TPB?? This one flew right past the radar at the theaters...DERN!
(checks Amazon)

You may be right- I was way too high at the time to remain confident in my assessment-I think the theater had the damn volume turned-up too high maybe....I'll revisit it through the wonder of torrents.

Yeah well, that's what torrents are for, eh? Free, disposable television.

depending on how much data you have, this actually should be relatively easy to spot/stop.

It takes a while to encrypt a lot of data. With so many people using torrenting more and more to download large video files. Its going to take a long time for it to encrypt all of that. Now yeah, if you just have a bunch of spreadsheets and word documents in your my docs folder, yeah you're probably fucked. But IMO, you shouldn't keep small docs like that on your computer, you keep them on a flash drive not always connected to your computer. Just following with the idea that nothing critically important should be connected 24/7 to the internet anyway.

If you see your hard drive active non-stop even when you're not doing anything, that's your first clue something is amiss.