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So I’m a bit behind the times. I’m only one guy. I was searching for a site I discoverd months ago that archived an ass-load of Daily Show episodes. I didn’t find that. I did find Azureus.

For this week?s How-To we?re going to show you how you can use RSS and BitTorrent to find and download your favorite shows, automatically, using free software.

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Disclaimer
Make sure you check with your local, state and country?s laws?In some cases you may be downloading (and uploading) copyrighted material. So far, there hasn?t been a legal case that we know of where broadcast TV networks have stopped or wanted to stop BitTorrent downloads of their shows, but we have heard that pay networks like Showtime, HBO, etc. have sent letters to some individuals for sharing recorded TV. This is all new territory for the most part, and it will be interesting to see what happens and if the TV networks realize that this could be their future distribution chain.

Never miss an episode of your favorite show.

(via engadget)

In case I haven’t posted on before. Here it is for the first time…again.

If you need a little extra space or need to transfer files from one computer to another, both with internet access, check out GMail Drive Extension, a handy little app that allows you to create a hard drive icon on your desktop that links directly to your GMail 1-2GB of free online storage!

(via teknesia)

Only the gods know why you’d want too. But here it is.

“Greeking” is dummy text used by designers when they don’t have real copy to work with. You’ve seen it: “Lorem ipsum dolor sit…”

I usually use “blah’s” but this is more colorful.

“Greeking” available in normal or hillybilly/Matrix/Technobabble/classic Latin flavors.

(via wilwheaton)