Best posts made by MrMazda

@rnd256 Merry Ho Ho

@ibrahimkh I looked into it. It appears you were accidentally flagged for having multiple accounts in error due to the use of a proxy service. I have removed the flag tor you. You're all good to go now.

There was an issue with the site that I raised to the appropriate channels. The issue has now been resolved.

@jaroonn Don't get me wrong... I'm all for equal rights. My only issue is with some of these people who do things like bomb threats, riots, looting, etc. as their method of "fighting" for these things.

In Canada, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms is clear that you have a constitutional right to PEACEFUL protest. When you start getting involved with things like bomb threats arming small children with weapons that no ordinary adult civilian has a need for, and/or inciting violence, there's a fine line that you cross. This is not unique to just trans people though. This standard applies to EVERYONE.

So while I'm all for the promotion of equal rights, I cannot say that I agree with or are in any way for the methods that some are using as their way of getting what they're after.

@Rotron Sadly, I have no information on how the process works, so I really couldn't say for sure.

@darkeden-0 I just had to change your passkey. You posted it in public view, which is a very BAD idea as this allows anyone to download content from your account.

@ianfontinell A lot of the time it has to do with port forwarding. If your port forwarding is not setup correctly on your end, it makes it really hard for another passive node to be able to establish a connection with you to transfer the content.

Usually, when torrents are freeleeched, this encourages other users to join the swarm, and by having their port forwarding established, there's a roundabout way that they can make the seeder establish the connection with them to start transferring the torrent. Since their port forwarding is setup correctly, this enables them to download from a passive seeder and simultaneously re-share the content with other users in the swarm, even if their port forwarding settings are not in order.

@chuckBKK While I understand that it's not for you, there are some people who kind of have a religious fetish. The most common one in the straight world is Catholic school girls. In the gay pron world, we call them Mormon boys.

Having been raised Catholic and knowing first hand the kinds of things that go on in the Catholic church, I'm personally not really a fan as the reality of religious based sex (at least in the Catholic church) is in fact based on pedophilia.

@blablarg18 From what I've seen, many of these people who object have a double standard. They're perfectly okay with cheerleaders for example, but take issue the second that a drag queen does the EXACT same thing.

One specific example that I can think of is that they object to a drag queen spreading their legs during a routine, but yet have no problem with the opening credits from The Big Comfy Couch. The only difference between the two is that one is a gay man in women's attire, while the other is an actual woman.

They complain that drag on any level sexuallizes children, but yet have no problem with cheerleaders doing a routine. A lot of the cases that I have seen are clear cases of a double standard. They don't hate it because it's sexual.... They hate it because it's gay.

@IncubusAZ Any time you are using torrents, I would strongly recommend the use of a VPN. When downloading and seeding torrents, it is always possible that a copyright troll may look at the peer pool and see what IP addresses are registered as doing what with the torrent. When you're using your own ISP, this leaves you directly exposed to the pool, and upon request, a copyright troll may refer to your ISP to get the information on the subscriber of the service that was used to download or seed the torrent.

Now, under Canadian Law, thanks to the case of Voltage Pictures Inc vs TekSavvy Solutions Inc, we finally set the precedent that an IP address alone is insufficient to gather information about the subscriber account as the IP address alone is only sufficient to identify the subscriber of the service, and does not necessarily identify the end user of the service. Nevertheless, in other parts of the world (especially in the United States), this information is often used to identify the subscriber of the service and serve them with all kinds of notices, such as a notice of litigation.

When you use a VPN on the other hand, if you're using a good VPN that does not log any traffic or connectivity, the copyright troll will only be able to identify the VPN service that was used, and once they contact said VPN provider, the VPN provider will be able to respond to the request with "I'm sorry. We cannot give you information we do not have."

Now, with NordVPN, I should caution you that there are two potential problems with them and our service. The first is that NordVPN logs everything, which means that potentially, if a copyright troll has the VPN IP address and a date/time stamp to identify when the IP address was used, potentially, NordVPN can trace this back not only to your account, but also may be able to provide your real IP address, which potentially opens you up to the same issue.

As well, it should be noted that NordVPN does not directly support P2P traffic in that they do not have a direct port forwarding option for their servers. With our system, this can create many a problems, as we require that the port that your torrent client uses to be forwarded through your home router or VPN to your computer, both in TCP and UDP. This is a necessary step for getting proper upload traffic. While you may be able to download just fine with NordVPN, we cannot guarantee that upload traffic is going to work properly due to the nature of how NordVPN works.

If you're looking for a better VPN, I might be inclined to recommend the one I use, which is PrivateVPN. They support port forwarding for ONE port on ALL servers, then also have a list of servers which will forward ALL ports through the VPN to your computer. As well, PrivateVPN does not log anything, so in the event that a copyright troll should look into the peer pool and start cherry picking IP addresses to try to trace, PrivateVPN will not be able to give them any information on you as the subscriber or your real IP address, as none of this information is ever logged in the first place.

We have found a hardware issue at the server, which may be a part of the issue many people are having. We have since resolved that problem, so it will be interesting to see if things now finally start to come back up.

On a side note, I have more than 3000 torrents in the list, so it should be enough to trigger the issue.

@chuckBKK Nothing wrong with a debate, as long as it is debating facts and not launching personal attacks.

@Kekkaishi Yes... Most computers will run in under 300W of power consumption. This is rated for 3500W, which is almost 20A. So yes... This will work just fine for your computer.

@eobox91103 Just paste the YouTube URL on its own line.

@eobox91103 I also have our most widely supported version (2.2.1) available on my private server here. Just make sure to turn off auto update.

https://www.tech911solutions.com/docs/uTorrent-2.2.1.exe

@frostycab As far as I'm aware, gay porn pays more than straight porn, and in the gay porn world, the top generally gets paid more. I remember reading about this in several places recently.

One of these places was a news article about Armand Rizzo protesting BlacksOnBoys for this very reason. They offered to pay him more, but out of principle, he still turned them down.

@hikariluan-0 Oh for fuck sake.... This comment does NOT mention UNDERAGE boys. Give it a fucking rest already. You're clearly going on a power trip and have nothing better to do than piss and moan because you're all butt hurt and offended.

@kalayaan I often describe it as orgasm in a bottle.... It takes the regular old piggy me and makes me much hornier, much hungrier, and much more able to go balls to the wall without any issue.

@frostycab Yes... It was me. Some of the comments were starting to get way out of line, which is why I removed them. The comment that remains that he's taking offense to does not quite meet the threshold of being too far off as nowhere does it say or even imply that he is referring to underage boys.

Also, the user has now commented out that comment, so it's a moot point anyway.

@stophe Yes.... In the USA, they are more likely to use English, but in France, it's more likely to happen in French.