Posts made by frostycab

UK here, and my system time is always 1 hour ahead of site time throughout the winter period. Can't remember if it corrects itself during BST. It's not an issue.

@MrMazda said in Are collection rules enforced?:

@justatest90-0 ...and whether or not they have the energy to go down a rabbit hole. I'm always up for that challenge.

Any hole's a goal, eh?

@ianfontinell-0 You shut your god damn mouth! Haha. MEN is fairly crap, but I like some of the ASG and quite a bit of SU.

Hullo!

Minnie is quite a nice hamlet. Crossed The Pond for a week in 2018 and I like it there (mostly.) Not so keen on St Paul! I hope it's getting warmer for you there now, and I also hope there's a little less "spiciness" going on.

@ianfontinell-0 Dammit! I thought about Threshhold, but I wasn't sure enough to suggest it.

Doesn't ring a bell, but the setting and image quality makes me think of the old Factory studio films. Might be worth looking in that area?

For the last month or so I've been back on Dyson Sphere Program, but in the last couple of days I've been revisiting Stationeers.

@cp2000 I use Duplicate Cleaner Prime to find exact duplicates, but so many videos are uploaded in varying sizes and resolutions, sometime with a couple of seconds trimmed at the start or end, that it can't find them all.

I've been using the idle time on my PC to run my ENTIRE collection through Handbrake to reduce file sizes and fix various playback issues, and now have everything shrunk down to 720 (or smaller if the original was smaller.) Now that that's done I'm tidying up my folders, putting everything into studio groups and doing the same with amateur content. (People are so bad at uploading OF collections that you inevitably end up with a dozen duplicates of some files!)

The final stage is cataloging everything with Stashdb so that it will all be searchable by studio, performers, date, tags etc. It makes finding the remaining duplicates much easier as it creates it's own preview images and you simply list videos by length and then scroll through looking for matching preview images which appear side-by-side most of the time. Yesterday I managed to scroll through roughly 4000 HX videos and eliminate about 200 dupes, saving about 250Gb in about 20 minutes. It also generates perceptual hashes for every video, so is good at recognising dupes and has it's own duplicate cleaner, but i prefer to check manually.

@fictif59 It's an odd one. I've got nearly all the BC vids, and I've just had a quick scan through them and can't find one that appears to be in that room/set. I'll keep an eye out, but I can't place it right now.

@miaw13 I would imagine it is because you make more money from getting people to pay for multiple different sites/OF/JFF than if you were to do everything on a single channel.

Further to what has already been said, you can see all the files included in the torrent simply by clicking on "See full list" next to the Num Files entry on the torrent listing, negating any real benefit to replicating it all in the description. While this does include everything, including any pics or other files, it is normally enough to quickly see if anything there peaks your interest.

@cp2000 said in Leaving a star rating:

@frostycab changed my life brah... ty ty

Jesus! Calm down, lad.

@cp2000 said in Leaving a star rating:

Look into a seedbox... if you use it well you will never worry about ratio again.

I've created a monster. LOL

@ianfontinell-0 Only met Ominis tonight. Mainly been wandering around looking for those silly key and the house tokens. LOL Found the Room of Requirement an hour ago and off to bed in a few.

Hogwarts Legacy since it was free on Epic a few days ago

Thoughts going out to his family, friends and of course Leo Grande who I think he was in a relationship with.

Blonde???????

That's gonna be messy. I don't know about anyone else, but I'm not going to the effort of douching for a measly 2 pokes....

@88bells You could go to your profile page and click "Show uploaded torrents" though I don't know if there's a limit to how many it will display. You could then send a screenshot of that to people so they know what to search for, but as for directly opening you upload history to any and all I don't believe so, and it would go against the default anonymity of the site.

If you want to make it easy for people to search for you future uploads I'd suggest throwing a tag into the title or description so that it works as a search term. It could be anything random, but it would provide a unifying link between all your uploads. Of course, anything that makes it easy to link things back to you removes a level of protection.

@bodyworship8 Honestly, if you really want to give yourself some breathing space the best way to do it is with a seedbox. I recommended it in another post a while back, and the chap managed to upload an insane amount. If you manage it well you can upload over a TB in a month, which isn't bad for what is essentially the price of a cup of coffee.

The original thread is here if you're up for reading through and learning about it.