Its tru tho

It is

Someone rename the channel to kickass-torrents-general

Still doesn't change the fact that thepiratebay.se was owned by tpb staff up until may

@cathy ^

the tpb staff have been arrested since june of 2014

Tfw song about riki tiki tavi

I'm wondering if I should be worried about my current SSD, being one of the cheaper kingston ones (v300) because now that I'm a bit more aware, and reading more about it, it looks like its performance degrades pretty hard, in general I've been reading kingston should just overall be avoided lately, and thats why I was kind of looking at cheap alternatives, and came across the kingdian in one of the threads a couple days ago

they all got rounded up in 2014

But the ever so sentient site raises itself from the dead

so whatever "official pirate bay site trust me" tagline on that site was wrong

It was an official court ruling, it was on the news

https://youtu.be/cSnQ02FBsLQ

@Freddy SSDs last ages, I wouldn't worry. We've deployed hundred of Kingston ones in workstations for clients, and they've been solid

>defending a version of the pirate bay without any of the core features that they all use

Move the goalposts, .se was official up until a bit ago, read the news, night.

what kind of official version would strip away their core verification system they've always used

@freddy: it is unlikely it will ever "die" on you in normal or heavy use

go cry to mummy tbh

Both of you fuck bag drug pirates shut upski

Pls

....

Sorry

A little tipsy rn

he's gone anyway

is he really underage?

Yes

lol

There is a short list of people here who areny

i've honestly never seen a tpb without pink and green vips, whatever happened there was messed up

i'd back out immediately if they disappeared

Comfy, cathy, me, maybe you, jii, maybe rebrandeon

I know /g/ isn't tech support, but I am curious if anyone else has had the issue I have with my laptop and linux, cause it appears to happen on basically any kind of it, I tried Sabayon (gentoo based) ubuntu, there was another I can't recall the name of, but it was based on something else, where my trackpad works perfectly fine, until I use it to click something, then the trackpad "dies" until I restart the laptop. It just seems odd that its doing that, but it isn't specific to just ubuntu distros or something

Jesus the paragraph

not reading all that shit

Can confirm, not underage

Sounds like the generic linux drivers dont work for your lsptop

Nice wrist

thx bby