The future of rarefilmm

In all candor that seems like too much work, Jon. Maybe rarefilmm should just be a streaming site.

Hello! I this Nitroflare will be a good option.

Suggestions,

I sincerely appreciate your website. As for how I feel about Uloz, it is a catastrophe. It seems Europe has turned into a modern day Nazi State once again. And so it would have seemed to me that the solution for the owner(s) of Uloz would be to simply move their servers to a nation whose laws are not so riddled with Nazi attitudes and idealism.

Perhaps the long-range solution would be for us to create a virtual country. Jews have been a virtual nation since forever, and Catholics have essentially been a virtual nation ever since the Edict of Milan in 325 AD, and certainly since the fall of Rome in 476. For Catholicism is certainly the remnants of Rome. So what is stopping us from creating our own virtual nation? A decent VPN should allow for that. So what to do in the meantime?

The ongoing problem with the whole copyright thing is a farce. There is no such thing as a truly creative thought that stands on its own. All of the creative arts are ripoffs from artists who have gone before them. Even when you look at the brilliance of The Beatles and George Harrison, it is astounding how much they were ripping off from others too.

Then when you look at legendary bands like Led Zeppelin, who’s manager Peter Grant did everything he could to prevent his band from being pirated while he was still alive, when the joke is the first few albums of Led Zeppelin almost every song is a endless barrage of un-credited ripoffs that are only coming to light all of these years later. While I do not deny Jimmy Page is one of the most brilliant musicians of the 20th century, even still, his brilliance was not born in a cipher all by himself! Like any other artist, he got his ideas from people who went before him.

The truth is that copyright laws are not for the sake of the artist. Instead copyright laws are for the good-for-nothing corporate executives who are getting rich off somebody else’s work. And we all know that corporate executives in the film and music industry are non-stop ripoff criminals themselves. I mean what artist has never been ripped off by a corporate executive?

I mean Google has all those “topic pages”, but never once does any of those artists on those topic pages ever get paid even a dime for their work. Google posts all that without any consent or permission. So is the lone-ranger media connoisseur somehow created differently than some governmental asssucking corporate mogul? What gives them the rice to tell us how to share our media? As far as I am concerned, whatever downloads into my computer, then I own. Possession is 9/10 of the law. If you do not want others to have copies of your work, then do not publish it.

Especially before the Civil Rights era, it was common knowledge that if you were black and you were trying to get your music produced, there was no chance in hell you would ever see one dimes worth of income from your work. Instead again, copyright is not for the sake of the artist, but is for the sake of some sleazy corporate executive to serve himself. Besides, if we can copyright a mere “thought” or “idea” or claim ownership to a thought, feeling or notion, then we will be right in the middle of a George Orwellian society run riot! And then you can expect Spanish Inquisition to be started up by Thursday next, and on their way to your home first, in order to take out you and your family!

Really nowadays any artist who is not publishing their music directly into the public domain, will most likely end up having their music considered to be “lost” in due time. For example, had all of the silent films been released into the public domain eons ago, there would not be such a substantial loss of those films to this day as there is. The loss of the majority of silent films is such a HUGE LOST in human artifacts that it cannot be overstated!! It was the corporate book burners who did this. it is one thing to lose human artifacts from 10,000 years ago, but something that is slightly over 100 years old but is now gone forever? What is that all about?

So again it was greedy corporate executives that destroyed these works of art instead of releasing them to the public domain, when in fact private collectors of such “public works” would have preserved and kept these works of art alive for countless generations to come. Just because a work of art has some age to it, certainly does not mean it is junk or without merit.

So in essence, copyright law is really about corporate executive book-burners, and lining their pockets, NOT the artists and certainly not the fans who relish the artists and their works. We really need the middleman and the legal system to get out of the way of art creators and their fans!! Corporate executives in the world of media is nothing more than a bunch of idiot self-serving Nazis. They are what is truly EVIL! And shutting down Uloz is the same as a bunch of book-burning Nazis! Uloz was such a superior way of media hosting, far more better and advance than YouTube will ever hope to be. The people running uloz really needed to simply move their servers to a country that is more humane. Getting different IP addresses would have solved the whole problem.

As for finding suitable websites to host media files, that may be a hard one. For the internet is a volatile environment. Back in Andy Warhol’s day, pop culture was rated at being 15 minutes long. And when the internet came along in the 90s, pop culture was reduced to 15 seconds long. But nowadays anything regarding technology that’s over 15 nanoseconds long is considered an ancient dinosaur. That is how shallow internet culture can be. So we have more waste culture that contributes to earthly environmental destruction, and all the while continues on-setting the Holocene Extinction Event, bringing on the scale of wholesale global genocide. Nothing is sacred to a corporate executive, except how to line their pockets with someone else’s work. In essence, they take the works of art not only from the artist, but also the fans!

You have mentioned the website of MEGA, but I feel MEGA is a terrible file hosting service. It is extremely riddled with JavaScript and secretive bloatware, and downloads do not run at consistent speeds, sometimes running fast and then slowing down to a snail’s crawl. MEGA is not platform friendly either. So unless the device and OS you were using is less than 15 days old, it may not work at all on their filthy website. I just cringe every time I find a download on the internet that is hosted by MEGA. MEGA is a horrible and insane website that is extremely stupidly designed.

I would have suggested zippyshare, but it folded this past spring. I use uBlock Origin on my browsers, which does very good in protecting from advertising malware. And what it does not catch, you can easily manually add your own ad-blocks on the add-on too. And if you are using Android, and if you install Firefox for Android, uBlock Origin can be added on that too, in order to protect from malicious ads. To my knowledge, no chrome-based browser for cell phones will accept uBlock Origin.

Even though zippyshare no longer exists, the website does suggest and refer users to pixeldrain.com. That might be a decent solution. The online reviews for the website are amazing. Another file hosting site that work very much like zippyshare is MediaFire. MediaFire does not require any of those annoying and insane captchas and does not have any sort of wait times either. In that sense, MediaFire is great. However the downside to MediaFire is that it is located in the United states. And my feelings is that anything located on an American server is not really secure. America nowadays is one of the least free countries on the entire planet. it should not be called the United states, but instead should be called the government states.never once in the history of the United States has the American government ever been a constitutional government. it has never once been a country by the people and for the people. Instead the United States is always run by self-serving criminals, that hate freedom and liberty and human choice and human rights. So if a server is located in the United States, that should make anyone tremble, and so never trust it.

This also means that Google is never a good option whatsoever. Google by far is the most evil thing ever invented by anyone. So whatever solutions you come up with, I feel it needs to be Google-free in order to be truly secure. Most of the stuff you share is public domain stuff anyway or very nearly public domain at least. Nevertheless, if you are taking away from any of Google’s profits, they would denounce you and delete you as quick as they could go, as though your website is a subset of YouTube somehow. So Google is always bad to associate with. Google is the new Adolf Hitler.

Of the file hosting services that you mentioned above, my favorite is Deposit Files. Deposit Files has good download speed for their free version, even though you have to wait a few seconds for you download to begin. And whatever advertising they do on their website, it seems to be fairly minimal and not invasive. Also the last I knew, they still do not use the Google captcha, which is a good thing. For any time some idiot is using a Google captcha, you need to assume that all of your browsing and private information is being sent to Google and sold to their advertisers. Google is the largest phishing and malware and spyware site on the planet. There is simply no such thing as any sort of privacy, or human rights, in regards to Google.

Also the French server 1fichier.com has historically had excellent download speeds without captchas and wait times, but in recent years they have had extremely intrusive and invasive ads that have been known to be riddled with malware also. But again an advanced ad-blocker like uBlock Origin is critically necessary when using these fairly malicious file hosting websites.

Let it be warned that rapidgator and nitroflare are EXTREMELY EXTREMELY EXTREMELY SLOW download speed. And even if you have a paid subscription on those websites, especially nitroflare offers no real customer service whatsoever. And my experience with nitroflare is they will get extremely hostile and rude towards you, and they will tell you to go somewhere else. Rapidgator simply does not respond to their customers. So both rapidgator and nitroflare are run by a bunch of irresponsible idiots that just want your money but do not want to offer any sort of responsible or accountable service.

Another way to host your files might be through P2P. I believe in P2P because there is no middleman. The G2 Network and the eDonkey Network are long-standing networks that are simply not going to go away, not ever. Yes, eDonkey is semi-centralized, but G2 is not. All that is required to download from either of these sources is simply a magnet link and a client. And using software like Shareaza and a good VPN will easily download from the sources. Also you can harness the power of having multiple persons sharing the file. This also leads me to mention bittorrents also. Again a good torrent client along with a VPN is an excellent way to host your own files from your own hard drives or homemade server, per se.

However I realize that you are hosting hundreds if not thousands of movie files, which takes up enormous space and bandwidth. And even with an excellent high speed internet connection out of your own home, it could still take long long periods of time for anyone to ever download your movie files. However it could be a backup alternative, nevertheless. So even if you were to use something like MediaFire or PixelDrain, having your files backed up by your own server with a G2 or eDonkey magnet might be a good plan. You would save any online hosting fees and the volume of content would be unlimited, depending on how many hard drives you have on your system. Again, if you allow for P2P, then you can harness the efforts of your fans to host your files from their computers also. This in turn increases download speeds.

I am sorry but I am a huge proponent of P2P. I do not believe in an advertising internet. I have to pay for my internet service, so these asshole corporations can also pay for their internet service too, rather than get rich off of there malicious ads they serve out on their victims. I do not violate corporations, so corporations do not have the right to violate me.

There’s no free web for anyone. Everyone pays for their own internet connection, including lousy corporations. Getting on the internet is a free choice that anyone can make, and if you cannot afford to get on the internet then there’s no reason for you to be on the internet in the first place.

So if Google cannot afford to pay for their internet connection, then they simply need to get off the internet, instead of spying on all of their victims and taking away our privacy rights for their get-rich-quick scams. For they have no right to bombard others with their ads, or run surveillance on us with their spyware. Large corporations do not have the right to take away human choice or our right of self-determination. People who think ads on the internet are necessary are insane. Again, if I have to pay for my internet connection, then corporations can pay for theirs too. There is no free ride for anyone.

So in my opinion P2P is the only right way to use the internet. It takes out the profiteering, racketeering and malicious middleman. Besides, of all the years that I have ever used P2P, I have never once gotten any sort of malware from that. I have gotten lots of malware on my computers from Google and other over-stuffed corporations though. JavaScript nowadays is probably the worst malware ever created, and corporations use JavaScript as a frontline weapon against their victims. JavaScript is how Google hides most of their malware and spyware anyway.

In conclusion, I feel the best alternatives that I am aware about are: PixelDrain, MediaFire and DepositFiles and maybe 1fichier. And I feel your best backup, especially in times like these, is P2P, such as G2, eDonkey and bittorrent. In the meantime, Uloz needs to put its servers in another country that is not being run by the Nazis. Funny thing here is that in WWII, Hitler tried to genocide Eastern Europeans, but nowadays Eastern Europe is being run by the Nazis. Go figure. Uloz, its time to “re-locate” your server to another country, where it is safe to do so. Remember, big self-serving corporate socialists and government criminals want to take our cultural arts away from us, even to a point where they are considered lost works. And if that is not some book-burning Nazi, then I do not know what it is.

Anyway that’s my two cents..

-NTx

First off, thank you so much for all your effort and focus on user experience all of these years! I’ve got nothing but compliments to give.

Now, I’m not sure this makes sense, but if
1 – videos can still be streamed at ulozto
2 – there’s a way to dowload the stream
then
a) you keep everything where it is (no need to reupload ~3200 files elsewhere)
b) we can still download and archive for ourselves the movies.

I tried this website ytbdownloadDOTcom/video-downloader/ but it seems it forces me to download a “free” software to use it, and if it’s free (but not open source) I fear it’ll be riddled with crap.
I’m trying to see if there are other alternatives; will report back.

Thanks again!

I do not like calling uloz a piracy site. Instead I would call it a loss prevention rescue site. Besides, in their fine print they claim to pay out royalties to media owners, if the media owners are willing to allow their fans to share the content, otherwise uloz will and does respond to take down notices. YouTube certainly does not pay out royalties for their topic channels. And they do not get the media owners permission first either. But YouTube will delete content if it is posted by a fan. How bass akwards is that?

I am sorry, but uloz is or was superior over YouTube in a thousand and one ways. And for those of us who hate the MP4 format, uloz does not force that on us either. In other words, uloz allows for flexible media formats to be uploaded.

Another good thing about uloz is that it is not one of those antisocial networks either, where all you get is a billion mindless blurbs from idiots in the comment section, that don’t have anything else to do in life. I think if I hear one more person say “like and subscribe to my channel”, I will just scream. The whole learning curve on YouTube is something that is far inferior even to a neanderthal.

While I do agree with and believe in private material ownership, I do not believe in intellectual property rights. So if uloz is guilty of piracy, then what does that make google and youtube? Anything that uloz has done, I can assure you that Google and YouTube have done a billion times over and seem to suffer no legal consequences. That is not a society where people are legally and politically created equal under any sort of law.

Also who gives the big studios rights over the works that other people created anyway? In most cases the actors and even directors or their descendants are certainly not getting any type of royalties from any of that. Again I hotly disagree with intellectual property rights. You get into the thought crimes that George Orwell predicted. So I agree with material property rights but not intellectual.

Really with over 7 billion people on this planet and for tens of thousands of years now, there really is no such thing as a new idea anyway. There is simply a rehashing of what has been done before. Even in music there are only 12 chromatic notes. I could go on and on about the insanity of modern-day copyright and DRM that only serves government and corporate criminals. It certainly does not serve any of the creators or artists or their fans. MPEG along with Google is some of the worst disasters on the internet today. If Hitler had Google and MPEG, the whole world would be speaking German today.

The audio-video arts is barely over a hundred years old at this point, and already tons of these artifacts have been lost over the years for whatever reasons. For example, I would have given anything to be able to watch all of Theda Bara’s movies or Lon Chaney’s for that matter. There are even John Wayne movies that are considered lost. How did that happen? However if these items were simply released into the public domain, I seriously doubt as many media artifacts would be considered lost to this day.

Uloz needs to simply move their servers IP to a country that is not run by media-burning Nazis. Governments and socialist corporations have no right to dictate morality against the majority will of the people. And I say that so-called intellectual property rights is not only an insane notion, but it is immoral too. It hurts the culture that it is practiced in. It is no different than when the Inquisition would burn people at the stake if they did not agree and believe in the religious tenants of their day. In other words your mind and your thoughts have to conform to a few inhuman power tripping idiots who claim to be making up the rules for the rest of us.

I am sorry, but there is no such thing in reality as intellectual property rights. that simply could never be enforced, let alone defined. George Orwell was a true 20th century prophet. He predicted all this inhuman insanity. Any content creator that truly wants his content to be preserved would immediately release it into the public domain, otherwise even Elvis Presley can plan on many of his works becoming lost in due time too. I mean look at Jimi Hendrix and some of his work. At this point it is safe to say that some of his work is already virtually lost because of the tyrants who want to control the so-called media rights of his works. That is not fair to Jimmy and it is not fair to his fans that love and adore and idolize him him dearly. Artworks should only ever be between the creators and the fans. No middle man. No socialist governments and no socialist corporations. History has proven time and time again for thousands of years now, that there is no such thing as morality or humanity in any government or corporation. So why do we allow these self-serving, inhuman idiots to dictate laws to us in the first place?

Some people say they want political and social anarchy. But I say as long as we allow self-serving government criminals, corporate socialists and organized religion to dictate humanity and morality in life, then we already have had anarchy since forever. The sheeples that fall into this inhumanity trap have obviously failed in terms of evolution. Well in Western culture, we have already had at least three regressions or dark ages in the past 5,000 years. And it looks like we are already collapsing into yet another dark age, but this time it is not confined to Western culture alone; but is now on a global scale. And for the blind fools who think the world will end someday, it ended long before there was any Sidharthra or Jesus or Socrates to tell us otherwise. So where have you been?

I think another strategy here is for hundreds if not thousands of us to write to uloz and simply beg them to put their website on another server in another country with a different IP address. The internet is certainly no Giza pyramid that stands on its own. Really, most days I don’t even feel the internet is worth the effort in time for anything. I mean even 2500 years later, with his lit lantern, Diogenes claims he is looking for someone he can trust on the internet. Well I got news for him, he can just keep looking. He’s better off to just stay in his tub, masturbating in public.

-NTx

My suggestion is to drop the download link altogether and just make your wonderful films available to stream. I have software that allows me to capture videos if I want to save them.
So don’t kill yourself with work/stress. You do more than enough for us movie lovers as it is.

I’m really sorry they’ve been putting you through the wringer for this. Whatever you decide going forward, you’ll have my support at least.

Well, there were hints that something might happen. The gozo search engine was only last try to stay online and circumvent the law.
It’s sad
thank you for your effort