Pirate Bay reaches 25 million peers

According to the article from Techradar Swedish website The Pirate Bay has hit 25 million record users, just two months after hitting 15 million peers on its file-sharing tracking network.

That means more people are downloading Pirate-tracked music, movies, TV shows and software using the BitTorrent protocol than there are people in Scandinavia. The site's founders have asked the Guinness Book of Records to recognize it as the world's largest torrent tracker.

Co-founder Peter Sunde suggested the content owners to get onboard and try to work with the people they brand as pirates to find a way to distribute movies and more legally. He urged "Stop hating the future. Be smart and come over from the dark side." We fully support you Peter!

Google is better than Limewire to download Mp3

Today my friends, I will make you a great favor and teach you how you can use Google to download MP3. Let's assume we want to download I want it that way from Backstreet boys. type in your Google search tab:

intitle:"index.of" mp3 i.want.it.that.way -html -htm -php -asp -cf -jsp

this makes sure you get mp3 file under the Index of/ folders. also the -html, -php etc. makes sure you don't get spam results. the dots between the words are important for search criteria. Push enter and tada. A lot of indexes containing the song you want. Simply click one, find your title and download.

I can hear you complaining about typing this all the time. If you are using Firefox you don't have to. After searching a song copy the address that appears in the address bar and open the bookmarks with ctrl+b. right click and select new bookmark. paste this address to location tab. find the song name in that address and replace it with "%s". type any name you want in the name tab. Type an easy word to keyword tab. Lets say "music". push ok.

Now go to the Firefox address bar and try typing "music hotel.california". It will bring you the results directly. You can use this shortcut feature for all search bars and sorts. For example you can right click on wikipedia or imdb search and click add a keyword for this search.

If you cannot understand very well or if I made a mistake in explaining, refer to this guy who explains it a bit better and shows some more interesting stuff: