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Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta... by idibidiart on Friday July 11, 2014 @02:51PM (#8021777)
Not if there was a p2p version of the github cloud that stored files in such a way that makes a takedown attempt highly impractical. Potentially applicable: https://code.google.com/p/gittorrent/ && https://freenetproject.org/

What other tools can you think of that can replace github and make censorship impossible?

Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta... by im_dario on Friday July 11, 2014 @03:07PM (#8021857)
Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta... by omribahumi on Friday July 11, 2014 @02:52PM (#8021784)
How about Gitlab hosted on Tor?
Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta... by PM_Tech on Friday July 11, 2014 @03:49PM (#8022038)
By censorship, you mean facilitate crime and remove money from people who generate content?

Feel free to send me all of the proprietary data at your workplace since you care nothing about copyright. Or just post it all to Pastebin.

Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta... by anonbanker on Friday July 11, 2014 @06:02PM (#8022722)
Sure. I dislike the company i work for, and would love to disseminate their proprietary software. I appreciate you wanting to be complicit in the crime we are about to commit. What email address should I send it to?
Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta... by wyager on Friday July 11, 2014 @06:15PM (#8022782)
Web browsers facilitate crime and piracy. There is no objective line between criminal software and software that can be used for criminal purposes.
Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta... by icebraining on Friday July 11, 2014 @04:23PM (#8022180)
If it's removing money, they need to get a better bank.
Re:Popcorntime-desktop repository unavailable due to DMCA ta... by naturalethic on Friday July 11, 2014 @04:15PM (#8022148)
There's a difference between not sharing a secret and sharing a secret but requiring the person you shared it with to not share it. The first requires only self discipline, the second requires a club.