Oink (3 Viewers)

[JCK]

Yea, I have these decisions Ask Turk

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[Kosta]

Isn't that pre-historic?

Yes it is , but it beat the crap out of those Napster-like programs in that time. Both in quality and collection of music.

 

[V]

Yea, I have these decisions Ask Turk

Well you're in luck.

.......

still good?

The most important rule there, don't upload anything that's not ripped directly from an original CD! You have very strict rules there which preserve the quality content that's on the tracker. Everything you'll need is in the FAQ and Rules section.

I replaced everything I ever had with rips from that site and one other which name one shall not speak.

 

[JCK]

That email is still good, thanks

 

[V]

Invite sent, check email now, I have to confirm the invite and I wanna hit the sack in a few minutes.

 

[Eddy]

Are there lots of Seeders for Classical TORRENTS ?

trying to find a good site for this kind of stuff..

 

[JCK]

Are there lots of Seeders for Classical TORRENTS ?

trying to find a good site for this kind of stuff..

There used to be on OiNK.

Vlatko, registration done.

 

[V]

Are there lots of Seeders for Classical TORRENTS ?

trying to find a good site for this kind of stuff..

There are always lots of seeders on new torrents, they have over 600 classical torrents and all are well seeded, except the really old ones.

I have no more invites however.

There used to be on OiNK.

Vlatko, registration done.

Confirmed and you're in.

 

[Eddy]

There used to be on OiNK.

Ouch.

Why oh why

EDIT: Vlatko: that sounds like great news!

Can anyone hook me up with an invite, please ?

 

[JCK]

I have just registered but when I upload some of my boxes then I will be able to invite.

 

[Eddy]

Thanks Jack.

I've been trying to find at least 20 CD's but they dont sell them here nor are they seeded at public Torrent sites.

 

[JCK]

Put a list, I'll see what I can pull.

 

[Eddy]

Put a list, I'll see what I can pull.

Sure, here's 9 of them, some are new while some aren't. As Titled.

Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6 "Pathétique"

Mozart - Don Giovanni (any, wont mind)

The Berlin Concert - Live from Waldbuhne

The Most Famous Opera Arias - by Georges Bizet

Mahler: Symphony No. 5

Works of Igor Stravinsky

Philip Glass : Symphony No. 8

Tchaikovsky: Concerto No. 1/Rachmaninoff: Concerto No. 2

 

[V]

Eddy, bump me in a week or so, then I'll be able to invite you. There's a lot of classical stuff there, I'm sure it'll do you good.

 

[V]

Dear registered user of the site What.cd,

We have recently been investigating the activities of the users of the
site http://www.what.cd/ and we have found that this site exists for the
sole purpose of music piracy.

Pirating music is a criminal offence and we believe it should be obvious
to you that the results outweigh the benefits - hard working artists
won't be rewarded for their work and will stop producing music,
ultimately leading to a severely reduced selection of music both in the
shops and for download.

The RIAA had hoped that the disabling by the police of the large illegal
music site, Oink.cd, would stop a lot of people from engaging in piracy,
as they don't want to be seen as criminals. However, this appears to
not be the case, as two large new sites have sprung up in its place.

This email is the final warning to all of you who were members of
Oink.cd and are current members of What.cd. If we find you to be
committing any more criminal acts of piracy then we will have to press
charges against you, as representatives of the major record companies of
America.

Yours Faithfully,

The RIAA

I received this email today from [email protected] :rofl2:

Fake RIAA Emails

Members of What.cd have today received an email purportedly from the RIAA. The email is fake. Do not believe its contents.

However, what it does prove is that the recent SQL Injection attacks and major lapses in security at What.cd have meant that the user database has been harvested. If you have an account at What.cd, consider your email address and possibly password as no longer private.

Edit: An official comment response from What.cd:
skullyzero said...
We have a grip on our security.
The passwords are stored in salted hashes so everyones accounts are safe.
The attackers got email addresses and thats all.
We do know who it was
If you signed up anytime after last friday your information is safe

Edit 2: The What.cd admins have posted a response on their website, and have tracked down the culprit, a 14 year old kid and his brother. They've also posted his contact details in case anyone feels like writing to him to point out the error of his ways.

Edit 3: OK, not SQL injection attacks, but the kid having access to the server upon which the site was hosted. Also most of the kid's contact information has been removed from what.cd.

Source:
http://tehpaine.blogspot.com/

 

[Eddy]

Eddy, bump me in a week or so, then I'll be able to invite you. There's a lot of classical stuff there, I'm sure it'll do you good.

Will do, thanks dude.

 

[V]

Also, having a good connection is sort of a must. The torrents there are big, no .mp3's only lossless files such as .flac or .ape.

What connection do you have?

 

[Eddy]

Fair enough.

At the moment I'm using ADSL 512.

 

[V]

512kbps or 512KB/s? That's download right? What about upload?

 

[Eddy]

512kbps, though Im not too sure about upload.