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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
CRiccio @ Mar 8th 2008 12:30PM
hdbits.org ftw. People still pay for HD programming?? learn to use a computer!!
Mikey @ Mar 8th 2008 2:51PM
Doesn't work. Only for people with login credentials with no registration page.
CRiccio @ Mar 8th 2008 2:59PM
It does work, IF you're a member. ;)
CDN Crockett @ Mar 8th 2008 4:58PM
Your link needs me to log in???
CRiccio @ Mar 8th 2008 6:30PM
Its a private torrent site. Get a clue. :)
aplen22 @ Mar 9th 2008 1:40PM
I don't pay for my HD. Here in canada, starchoice satellite took it upon themselves to offer almost 25 HD channels (out of 28) for completely free. Now that's a provider! Not to mention they have world class customer service! Why anyone would go with bell is beyond me.
mike @ Mar 10th 2008 4:04AM
Im also a member of hbits.org. Seriously people its not hard to get in. Just ask for an invite like I did on a file sharing site and you will get it (signups are closed now so you need to wait however). Also, there are other sites.
Ive been doing the bit torrent thing for a couple years now. I refuse to watch cable tv anymore. I mean my parents still subscribe to it, they will never grasp the concept of torrents and computers. I just cant watch it however because of commericals. Once you watch your shows commercial free, you cant go back. And taking a minute to FF through your commercials on a DVR is the same, its an inturuption. I also dont like how you cant choose what you want to watch and when on tv. You guys wait for x oclock to catch x show. Well I browse a website and pick whatever show I want to watch, and watch it. I dont waste my time waiting for commercials to pass, watching shows that I have no interest in, and I watch tv when I want, not when Fox prime time wants me to watch. Internet forever.