Thank you for the reply. I tried installing your utorrent but since I'm using my TV as a display with 3840x2160 resolution, the UI on that version of utorrent was completely messed up to the point of being unusable. Also, all of my currently seeding torrents didn't transfer over to utorrent.

I couldn't really find an older version of bittorrent to install. So does that mean that I'll just have to deal with these tracker issues? Or are there plans to fix them on your system to be compatible with newer versions of the clients?

@eobox91103 oh, thanks: this is an online resource I wasn't aware of; I'll make good use of it, yup 🤗
Regarding serial numbers, I'm hoping someone else can offer some advice. I use Wayback Machine, but the URLs for many models are unreachable.

@tnar yes, thanks to you too. I know IAFD and already use it, but unfortunately, it's very incomplete. For releases from those years, the films are listed, not individual videos or photo sessions.
They should hire more people with OCD about nitpicking like me, lol!

@crotchester-0 There is a faint watermark that says Nathan Brooks, it seems to come from this tweet.

So my understanding of this DMCA process is that when you upload a torrent, because this site is searchable by the search engine crawlers, it will show up in the likes of Google searches.

The content creators can then use Google to see when their content is uploaded - and can send a DMCA request to have it taken down.

All torrent sites honor DMCA requests. Not all torrent sites are globally searchable, so they're just more common here.

That said, many years ago there were no "strikes" for DMCA takedowns... but like all good services, a few bad apples spoil the fun: as I recall, someone got upset that their favorite studio was DMCA blocking their uploads, so they kept uploading the same content over and over again - generating a LOT of headaches for the site owner, who created this strike system to punish those who continually upload DMCA blocked content.

Lesson to learn: if you upload content from a site, say dicks.com, and you get a DMCA notice about it... then just don't upload content from dicks.com anymore! Simple as that!

If you DO keep uploading content from those sites, you will get punished for it.

You have no idea the legal hassles the come from running a site like this... I used to run something called a BBS (I'm that old!) and as small as that was, I had legal issues to deal with - I can ONLY imagine the site stirred by being the internet's LARGEST and MOST POPULAR gay porn torrent site! 🙂 🙂

I give thanks every day that I can still log in here for the work of the site owner and his staff!

@roygbivosu
thank you

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@digosc23 in gayeroticvideoindex there all the video with models list.

https://gayeroticvideoindex.com/company/7848

@john32123666 said in what is this brothercrush video:

@frostycab ...

https://www.waybig.com/video/smell-my-nuts-part-ii-brother-crush-434840.html https://www.myvidster.com/video/566329273/Brother_Crush_-Smell_My_Nuts_Part_2-Getting_Sprayed-_Darron_Bluu_and_Alex_1080p

@raphjd ...
https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php/36b9f627a9831e6071a4245d9ffa993a0fc7f8aae8036d6c/Smell+My+Nuts+Part+2+–+Darron+Bluu+&+Alex

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@roygbivosu Thank You

@eobox91103 swarm simply refers to the collective of all peers who are active in the distribution of a torrent regardless of whether they are downloading or uploading. in this sense, there is only one swarm.

what you described can happen, still. that is because the tracker, who is responsible for peer discovery, often limits the number of peers that can be discovered, and the peer list you get is determined by the tracker's algorithm. it is possible to end up with a peer list that is not very useful.

but it's worth noting that peer discovery occurs every time your client re-announces itself to the tracker, and you might get another subset of peers.

this is not a protocol rule, each tracker has its own rules. some trackers might report all peers in very specific scenarios, some trackers might report only partial peers in all scenarios.

i will soon write a topic to help elucidate this better, along with other words from torrenting terminology.

these two look a little more recent

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@Blaatt Tanair / freefacebalm on X, there are a bunch of videos of him here.

Thank you so much @saraluvv ,I was mostly interested in the top name

@ianfontinell-0 thank you 🙂

& then there is @jaroonn - unable to quit (as he claims), & unable to understand anything.

Renee Good and Alex Pretti interfered with lawful police operations, physically attacked police - Renee tried to run one over with her car - & were rightfully shot.

Their assassins were them. Suicide by cop

@cayde69 they're a couple, Max & Yos.

@roygbivosu thank you!

@ianfontinell-0 i wish i knew whether their rules have always been like this. my fear is something like: “oh, the video is old, so we didn’t review it,” but it still stays up, kind of a grandfathered situation.
as for the other topics, thank you for helping me understand!

@yassmequeen Jake Andrews (with Diego Sans): https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=f5dfcabbee1257215ae4b7793c3d5898b188b4c68adaff0d