I have always refused to own an apple phone/ipad for two reasons. 1) They have never added a memory card slot to any device. This then allows them to rip you off through itunes and device capacity, have you seen how much they charge for extra memory? Like hell I will pay that 2) They never allowed removable batteries for their phones, even though android is going that way now, but this has taken a long time. These are the two reasons why I have never ever entertained an ipad or iphone.

I don't like any company that does this kind of crap. They sell you something and then kick you in balls for being stupid enough to be a customer, how nice of them… not. Its like a Lexmark printer, who the fuck buys one knowing you have to spend £50 on ink the week after? its coloured water for christ sake and its not worth £50 and they know it, but stupidly people do it.  :blink:

Air Explorer Pro!! I try to upload it sometime soon..
With it one can connect to unlimited amount of cloud services with multiple accounts and even sync between them.

FYI, utorrent has an android app (https://www.utorrent.com/mobile/) which I assume also allows you to create your own torrent file. It is very easy, you just need to follow the guide. You also need to follow the guide on this site on how to create a GT specific torrent, which requires a GT tracker (in the upload guide page). It sounds cumbersome, but it is actually quite straightforward, though as straightforward as a mobile device can be.

I have never tried to do it nor seen gay porn where it was used.

The software is free and open source at least the software i know of and you can check it out on:

https://github.com/deepfakes/faceswap

Hey, I use Video Download Pro on Chrome and it works.

Hello guys,
It goes back to normal. Today, I can download the torrent link.
I am sorry for being a fuss yesterday.

A number of users have recently reported this very issue. It does not seem to affect their ratio, so I wouldn't be too worried about it.

I believe I ran into this once before. When I cleared my browser's cache, then completely restarted it, the problem seemed to fix itself.

Also, I had to ensure that my computer's date, time, and time zone settings were all set correctly. The combination of the two things seemed to make the problem go away.

Yes… The site owner is doing updates and bug fixes. This can take some time.

I got tired of occasionally losing my media/porn on drives that would fail, so I built a home server running Windows Server 2016 and got two 4 disk Probox enclosures to add several drives to a Windows managed Storage Space. I currently have 26tb (before striping/mirroring) that I use for various things, my porn collection included.

It's almost worse now, because while I don't have to worry about losing it, filling up a drive previously would force me to clean out stuff I don't watch, now I just expand the partition and pop another drive in the array once a year or so.

@teenboy14:

Just turn on firewall, keep a password on, make backups to an external drive, and use a vm for anything you might think is dangerous.

I assure you that this is a rather terrible idea… A firewall alone will not protect from certain kinds of malware, especially if it supports UPnP. While it may be sufficient to prevent most internet based exploits, it does not take into account that some of them take advantages of other loopholes in the system, not necessarily limited to just exploiting things like UPnP to be able to establish a Trojan Horse style attack, but also certain other hardware exploits that do not necessarily need the internet to be able to do their harm. Such examples include ransomware, which can encrypt your sensitive information and critical system components, or even worse, in the case of one Mac virus I was hit with back in the late 1990's, it actually did physical damage to the internal hardware of the system, which effectively destroyed the entire computer beyond repair.... A simple firewall in this case would not have been sufficient to be able to save me from this attack, as the particular computer in question was only equipped with a 56k DIAL-UP connection, which was not even established at the time. Believe it or not, simply by inserting a 3.5" floppy disk into my computer that was infected with the virus was enough to take everything down.... The down side of hardware that is designed to automatically read whatever media is inserted the moment that it is inserted...