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• The Pirate Bay's Peter Sunde (aka brokep) doesn't like procure! "I like belongings that square measure not secure by procure, this is a non-issue."

• The functionary knows the secret encrypt for talk on the internets! "When did you meet [Gottfrid] for the first time IRL?" The judge asks, "IRL?" The functionary, organism with it, coolly informs the judge it instrumentation "in real life," sucka.

• Oh snap, maybe he doesn't! The Sea robber Bay's Peter responds, "We do not use the expression IRL." No, everything is in real life. We use AFK—away from holder." This makes for a deplorable functionary: "It seems I am a little bit out of date."

• The prosecution's mind is blown by the disorderly, free-wheeling way TPB is run as they try to divine who's really in charge : "Person mustiness ultimately determine whether to put up a certain book or graphic art." TPB's Fredrik Neij replies, "Wherefore? If person believes a new book is necessary, he just inputs it. Or if a graphic art is ill-natured, person makes a better one. The one United Nations agency wants to do something just does it."

• Peter got a lot of unusual psychological feature electronic communication from their advertizer, openhearted of like everyone at Giz gets a lot of unusual psychological feature electronic communication from Blam.

•The BILLION DOLLAR QUESTION: What is the real end of TPB? Peter's consequence: "It is to disable users to share their material with others." Even copyrighted stuff? "That can sometimes be the deplorable consequences," Peter replied. Is that ruefulness I perceive? Oscar-worthy acting?

And we've got a good period of time and a common fraction left to go. [Torrent Freak]

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