Posts made by lololulu19

The download links have returned.

Maybe I am having premature Alzheimers, but I thought there were download links on the "Browser" selections.

@Bengalis:

:blink:

Yes. 
In order to hate someone, you have to know them well enough that they are capable of hurting you and betraying you.

https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=4f38dd18f54b7233f6f43426e31267c0fcc5d1297c1dbd69

Who are these guys?  What studio?

@strikeyschim:

Damn! If only these guys have a video that'd be awesome  ;D ;D ;D

It has always puzzled me how many great looking guys exist only in photosets which are obviously still frames taken from a video.  Where the hell is the VIDEO?

@MrMazda:

Windows 7 is easy to crack…. http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/ <– The Ultimate Boot CD

On that CD, there is an app called NT Password Recovery Manager I believe it is. This is the tool that I have used many, many times to simply remove a Windows password to grant you easy access.

Thanks.

Remember when the Windows login password could be defeated.. just by pressing the ESC key?  Wow.

@raphjd:

I usually do hardware stuff, but I also do QC for software.

I DO NOT code.  It makes my head hurt.

Anyway, the toughest job is always dealing with people and trying to convince them of something, if they have something else in their heads.

One example is when I was QCing a software package.  The workflow was all crap, but the software looked nice.   The devs refused to move the buttons and whatnot to make the workflow actually flow because they spent ages making it look all nice and shiny as it was.   Anyway, the company put out the crap so it could come out right away, but did all the fixes I said over the next year.

I stopped doing IT because the pay is so low.  Even with low prices, it was like pulling teeth trying to get people to pay.

As for the actual IT work, the hard work is trying to get old hardware to work.  In fact, I think the biggest near disaster I almost had was at a doctor's office.  They wanted their system upgraded - not replaced.  Their system was using an OLD ESDI hard drive that contained all their software and data.  The doctor was too cheap to pay for a new system.  It was a nightmare to find parts that would work in that antique computer.  Even after I performed a miracle for that doctor.. and made his system 7 times faster.. he stiffed me out of $1300.  A few years later, that doctor was arrested and his medical license was taken away.. so… karma caught up with him.  Often, commercial business use proprietary software that ONLY works with specific hardware - so they have to keep using ancient hardware to use with the software they paid $50,000 for.  One place was using ancient 8" floppy disks that stored just 80K  (not to be confused with 5.25" floppy disks).  3.5" floppy disks originally held 720,000K  (720mb) and eventually were able to hold up to 2,880,000K (2.8 mb).  80K is roughly equivalent to a thousand paper punch cards!  I typically use 8TB drives now.. which hold  8,000,000,000K.  So, one of my current drives can store 100,000,000 8" floppy disks..  Anyway, their computer was so slow, it took 10 hours to run their payroll.  Even at the time, their entire payroll on a state of the art computer would only take 10 seconds to process.  On today's computers, it would be done in less than 1 second.

@dc2009:

The latest versions of Jaksta you can just copy the link to each broadcaster into the program and hit enter and it starts recording. And you can download as many as you want at the same time also  :). You don't have to keep any of the broadcasts open.

jaksta and Applian Replay Media Capture look like that same program.

@acman05:

Anybody know who this twink is and what the videos he is in?

He is "Germain Easybi"  and just started doing porn in 2018.  He is a very eager bottom.  The only problem is that he works for a lame studio.  He should be working with Staxus.

@kalayaan:

For better understanding, according to  Uploading Rule #2

DUPLICATE files are not allowed and will be removed. You are expected to run a search for duplicates prior to submitting a torrent. Duplicates may be accepted when part of a themed collection. A file is considered a duplicate if an existing torrent has the same format and similar size (<10% difference) and has at least one seeder.

Both torrent should have at least one active seeder, in order for a mod to remove the dupe torrent

Yes, but if the old file is not bumped, or is sitting hidden in the "dead" zone, then everyone loses. 
Ideally, the new uploader would be made aware of the OLD torrent which contains the same files, and sent the link to that old torrent.. so the new uploader could download the old torrent, rename his files accordingly, and point that old torrent to the files already on his drive.  That way, the new uploader would be a new seeder, and the file would be bumped, and everyone would be happy.

@n3am:

i think that some categories like clips…bareback
are not that much important

99% of people would disagree with you.

The SEARCH function does a great job of filtering out categories which don't interest you OR for finding specific categories which DO interest you.

I prefer the BROWSE function, but it's filters seem to be lost after every use.  Is that a bug?

@n3am:

I dont know what is magnet and why not used here??

I'm not sure, but my understanding is that a torrent includes extra information that a magnet does not.  I think a magnet requires that a corresponding torrent for it to work.  It's kind of like a truck pulling a trailer.  The truck is the "torrent" and the trailer  is the "magnet".  Without a truck, that trailer isn't going anywhere.

@ralphebrando:

I mean besides those not allowed?

Yes, you can request absolutely anything that is allowed.

For things that are not allowed here.. whisper those requests into Santa's ear to give him a boner. 
For $50, those department store Santa's better earn their money!

@movenpick:

Can anyone tell me what is vpn and what is proxy and what is the importance of hiding it??

It's basically like a re-mailing service. 
For instance,  some man might order himself an ass vibrator or writes a letter to someone that they don't want to reveal their home address to.  Instead, you give your address as a fake address of a re-mailer (proxy) in some place like Atlanta, Georgia.  When your vibrator or mail arrives at that Georgia address with your name on it, the operator of the re-mailing service then re-sends the mail from them (in Georgia) to you.
That is an added expense, and slows things down, but is a good idea in certain circumstances. 
This site doesn't use the very traceable DHT - making this site quite safe.

I would suggest doing the following instead of going for a proxy.
Install the new Brave browser from Brave Dot Com.  It uses very little memory, and offers great privacy.  Even better, it has a built in TOR browser.  When Brave starts up, don't use it as-is.  Click on the three horizontal bars in the upper right as seen in this picture, open a TOR window, and then you can close the Brave window.

I am not SURE about this, but I think it is accurate. Hopefully some of you can confirm or refute this.

Unlike all other browsers, the new BRAVE browser has every feature one could as for and doesn't have what you don't want.
It is made by the same people that made Google Chrome and Chromium  and can be gotten from  brave dot com.

The Brave browser itself is great, but even greater is what is buried inside of it.  When you start it up, in the upper right there are three horizontal lines.  Click on them and then open a TOR window.   Then, you can close your brave browser and be left with the Brave / Tor window.
In this Tor window, open up your websites such as this one, and supposedly you are anonymous, don't require a VPN (so you can run full speed instead of through a proxy), and it's much faster, and uses VERY little memory. 
The Brave browser is great, but has one annoying feature in that it has a built in torrent client which is primitive compared to utorrent.  When you click on a title from a torrent site, Brave gives you the option of STARTING it or SAVING it.  If you click start, it uses it's own built in torrent client which I hate.  If you click SAVE, then it goes to utorrent as usual. 
If you use the TOR window inside of Brave, then that annoying torrent client is gone, and you don't have to make a selection between start and save.

So, my best advice that I'm trying out myself is:
Install Brave from brave dot com
start Brave, click on the 3 horizontal bars (shown in the attacked picture)
open a TOR privacy window
close the Brave browser
surf away with the TOR / Brave browser.

I figured out an answer:
With other browsers, when you click on a torrent, it automatically goes to SAVE it, and when you click on the saved file, Utorrent starts.

With BRAVE (which is by far my favorite browser - and I have tried every one there is) instead of automatically SAVING the torrent file, it
gives you a CHOICE to either:
START  or  SAVE. 
If you click on START, then the torrent winds up being sucked into BRAVE's own primitive torrent client which sucks.
If you click on SAVE, the torrent is processed like it is with other browsers - and in my case gets loaded into Utorrent.

So, the answer is.. the BRAVE browser gives you the option to START a torrent with it's built in torrent client or SAVE and use your 3rd party torrent client.    CLICK ON SAVE

@kalayaan:

Bumping this

That makes perfect sense.  I have not yet tested it out to see if this is what actually happens though. 
I fear that sometimes  an old torrent on the site gets buried, and someone uploads the same file again with a new torrent.  The new torrent gets reported as a dupe and is removed - but I don't think the OLD torrent is getting bumped OR the OLD torrent is getting bumped, but nobody is seeding the OLD torrent.

I can't think of a way to get the OLD torrent to point to the ACTIVE (duplicate) upload.

I suppose one thing that would fix it is to not delete the duplicate torrent unless someone is seeding the OLD torrent.  For instance, it makes no sense to BUMP a torrent that is 2 years old that nobody is seeding.

@MrMazda:

It just goes to show that copyright trolls will stop at nothing to try to extort money from the people… It makes me very glad that I take a higher level of anonymity on the internet these days.

You are absolutely right.  I've never seen anybody say this though.
The lost SALES of music, movies, books, software are extremely low.  In fact, I would not be surprised if the distribution of these things actually INCREASES the sales!  Many years ago, before Microsoft made it impossible to sell software without submitting the source code to them to certify (aka steal) I worked with another guy to sell our own software.  There were virtually no sales, until we started giving it away for people to use.  The catch was, they could not use it for free without being nagged to purchase it.  Purchasing it gave them a unique code to disable the nagging.

There are a tiny number of people - lets call them "copyright trolls" who aggressively find out who is doing what, but they don't do anything about it!  What they do is go various companies and SELL them the data of who is doing what.  That data is pretty worthless mainly because most of the data is FAKE - generated by the companies that are the trolls.

Likewise, anti-malware, anti-virus companies are frauds.  They are the creators of the new malware and viruses.  Other people copy their viruses, often unintentionally.  Those companies would be out of business very quickly if there were not constantly new malware and viruses for them to magically have the solution for, even before those viruses and malware have propagated through the internet.

If you want to find the criminals behind illicit activity, look for whoever is making money out of it.

It goes back to the old Charlie Chaplin silent movie "The Kid"  Charlie has a business selling windows.  That's a very tough way to earn a living.  However he has a little boy throwing bricks at people's windows - creating customers for Charlie.

There are loads of internet sites which charge hefty subscription fees to access their sites.  In fact, they are quite tricky about it.  They set up dozens of clone sites, each with it's own monthly subscription fees, and each site has a unique selection of titles.  Rarely do 2 subscription sites have the SAME titles, because they are the same company, and they want you to buy multiple subscriptions.  These companies sure don't like TPB, etc. because that allows people to get what they want without paying those subscriptions. It goes eve further.  A lot of these subscription sites do something like this.  They say "Free, just pay $1 with your credit card to verify your identity".  They then bill your card $1.  and then monthly charges start popping up.  They will say "oh, you should have cancelled your free trial" but it was either impossible to cancel the free trial, or even if you did, the charges start up again a month later.

@ArmaRayo:

famousbovine, eventually you vaporate from the (possible) records.

While DHT can be great to find more seeds / rare torrents - one should not enable it but only as a last measure. Use a torrent app that allows DHT to be turned on/off per torrent in addition to global on/off.

This site doesn't use DHT.  In fact, I don't know of any site that DOES use DHT.