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Re:Popcorntime is leaving GitHub by chetanahuja on Sunday July 13, 2014 @09:38PM (#8029198)
hmm... popcorn time might want to consider google code for alternate hosting of their git repo.
Re:Popcorntime is leaving GitHub by DannyBee on Sunday July 13, 2014 @10:33PM (#8029323)
Probably not. The MPAA knows how to well form a notice for this, the fact that they didn't in this case doesn't mean they won't in the future.

Expecting Google, GitHub, or anyone else to protect you when you are writing an app/service like popcorn time is dumb. But that is a different argument than the one being made here.

The question here was whether ISP's or hosting services can ever push back. They can.

Re:Popcorntime is leaving GitHub by webmaven on Monday July 14, 2014 @01:25PM (#8032015)
Google Code Project Hosting is no longer allowing file downloads, and it doesn't look like the service is still being actively developed.

Which is surprising, considering the integration opportunities around other services like https://cloud-playground.appspot.com/playground/