Yes… This also seems to make sense, especially given that there are also other studies that have been done on some of the HIV meds that actually show that in some cases with some people, the HIV meds can actually spark the beginning of a series of heart attacks over time. I know of a couple of people in particular who have this very issue.
The cookies as well… You need to clear both the browser cache and cookies, then close your browser and re-open it. If it still does not work after that, you may need to also do a force reload, which if I recall correctly will be one of four different keyboard shortcuts. (It can vary from one browser and system to another)
On that note, you can also submit a helpdesk request asking for this as well. If you decide that you would like to have this option turned back on, the helpdesk can also assist you with this.
Yes… I'm fairly certain that the problem is a proxy issue as uTorent 2.2.1 does support SSL trackers. More particularly, pretty well all SOCKS proxies (4 or 5) that are anonymous proxies do not support JavaScript in the transmission process. A full VPN (PPTP) on the other hand does support this type of thing. Some VPN servers however do not support the packet forwarding, which can make it problematic to run torrents through them.
As for your other question, yes... We do have an HTTP option instead of HTTPS. To convert a torrent already in uTorrent over to our HTTP tracker, change the beginning of the URL from this:
https://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/
to this
http://tracker.gaytorrent.tw:2710/
Everything after the / in the URL should remain the same as it contains your passkey.
If you want to change the default on the site to automatically use the HTTP instead of HTTPS, you can change this default in your User Profile Settings on your account. Once this option is changed, any new .torrent files you download from GT.ru will automatically have the HTTP tracker URL appended to them instead of the HTTPS tracker.
When you find these torrents, I would recommend clicking the "Report" button to report such information to us. We will see that there is a new report on our end, which will allow us to pull up the torrent by clicking on a link, then add the information to the torrent on our end.
This method gives me an idea to help encourage users to improve the accuracy of torrents through a reporting system. For now, I will modify this torrent manually so that as much information as possible is available.
EDIT: You should now notice that the torrent has been updated. I think you should be sufficiently satisfied with the amount of information that it's now tagged with.
I generally love dating people who are much taller than me. For some reason, the size difference between being my mere 5'5" as compared to for example my ex's 6'8" seems to be a turn on for some reason.
I can honestly say that I share the same fears of hooking up to a large extent. My fear is mainly based on a very bad experience that I had where the person that I hooked up with was a pathalogical liar and started stirring the pot after we hooked up. Long story made short, I went to jail because of something I didn't do over a hook-up. I've had a bit of a phobia of hook ups ever since.
From the sounds of things, it would appear that the problem may be that Internet Explorer (in my personal opinion) is a complete piece of garbage that should never have continued to be developped. My suggestion is to try using another browser such as Firefox or Chrome to test to see if this is something that happens solely in Internet Explorer, or if this is something that is system wide.
Also, on that note…. There is a compatability mode for Internet Explorer. Have you tried loading the page in compatability mode to ensure that it will work successfully?
Greetings Earthlings,
So long story made short, my room mate has really pissed me off, so I'm taking my time to plot some sweet, sweet revenge. For example, I'm in the process of scripting an original Rick Roll page because I can't seem to find an original one since YouTube took the original video down. It's since been re-posted, so I'm gonna have my fun with it.
Soon, every time my room mate tries to login to MY Netflix account, he will be redirected to http://www.tech911solutions.com/rr.html
The problem is that I'm trying to figure out how to get the exit popups like the original pages had where you get the lyrics pop up line by line in little popup dialog boxes. Can anyone help me with getting the basics (such as a basic template) for how to do this? I really want to make sure he has the FULL Rick Roll experience lol
Also, don't forget that when creating a .torrent file for the manual upload process, you need to remove the torrent from uTorrent, then download the .torrent file from the site to use to actually seed the torrent. This is the most common mistake that people make when uploading a torrent manually.
I don't really have a racial preference really…. It's all about having a big cock for me hehe
My favourite thing is to relax and enjoy the sensation of it going in and out 
"why should your irresponsibility for your own health be a burden on Medicare", are there no prisons? are there no work houses?
Just to set the recotd straight, keeping someone in jail is MUCH more expensive to the system than jut providing their medical needs. Not only that, but I can tell you first hand that jail is definitely NOT a place you want to be when you're HIV+, especially since they are not exactly all that with it with medications in jail. I happen to be lucky enough to have survived 12 months of such an ordeal, without somehow developping a resistancy to the medication.
The other question that comes to my mind is do you mean to say that there should be no provisions to make accomedations to subsidize medical coverage for HIV meds, which easily run more than $3000/month? Most people don't even make that much in a month before taxes, yet alone being able to pay for rent, food, etc. on top of the cost of the medication.
You also seem to have the assumption that everyone who is infected with HIV got infected as the result of negligence. This is simply not the case. The whole point of this article was to establish that there is too much stigma surrounding the subject of HIV, since it's a proven fact that in the last 14 years or so, there has been not one case of HIV transmission (even through unprotected sex) when the person has been on HIV meds and maintained an undetectable viral load.
There's much more to consider than just negligence as well. As I have mentioned in other forum posts, my HIV infection was definitely NOT the result of my negligence. In fact, I actually declined sex with the man who infected me several times before it was physically forced upon me anyway, despite my refusal. While it may be true that a lot of HIV infections are the result of negligence, it is not a fair assumption to just assume that everyone who is infected with HIV is infected because of some kind of negligence on their part. At this day and age, we should be breaking down that kind of barrier, stigma, and incorrect way of thinking, rather than promoting it.
and Mr Mazda to answer your question ..for me personally undetectable is not safer sex , i will always use protection.
As you wish… I'm all for the freedom of choice, which includes a person's right to choose if they want to engage in a risk, and if so, the extent of the risk that they're willing to take. As long as you make that decision knowing all the actual facts, then it is an informed decision as it should be.
Unless theres 1 bottom and an indeterminant number of tops - in that case doesn't matter if it's odd or even. It's hot all the way
So true…. Can I volunteer to be that 1 bottom in a room full of hung, horny tops?
Yes…. Voting for categories will give you 2 SBP per torrent voted. These SBP will add up to be able to be used for things like building your ratio.
Also, on the topic of torrent voting, this measure was put into place to help automatically filter torrents into their respective categories. When it receives enough votes for one particular category, the system will eventually change the default category to the most popularly voted one. In short, it helps keep things running in many ways, both for us and for you.
The sad reality to the internet is that once something is out there on the internet, good luck getting it back off the internet. I do understand your frustrations with respect to only wanting to share content here. The only problem is that ultimately, we cannot control what our users do.
I used to be able to vote on completed downloads but now I can't. Everytime I go back on my previous torrent downloads, the option to vote isn't there anymore. Any advise? Thanks.
It seems that you have already voted on all of your torrents up to the first one that you completed on December 21. Are any of the other torrents that you finished downloading on or after December 21 doing the same thing to you, or is it only torrents that you finished before December 21 that are doing this?
This is largely due to a combination of two different factors:
Some of our uploaders (such as myself), do not have a very fast upload speed, while some of the leechers have an amazing upload speed. In the case of uploaders such as myself who don't have a decent upload speed, it is only possible for me to upload any of the parts of the file to any given user at a slow rate (usually about 45KB/s). When there are one (or more) leechers who can crank out speeds of say 1MB/s and there are several leechers, eventually those leechers with the quick upload speeds will help get other users caught up to where they are in the process as the torrent traffic tends to favour the fastest connection, generally preferring active and connectable nodes, often ignoring the passive ones that use follow-back packets.
In light of the last portion of #1, there are a large number of users who are running behind a NAT, which is most often found built right into their broadband modem to masquerade a /24 subnet (say 192.168.1.0/24) issued to each computer connected to the modem's built in router behind a single IP address visible from the internet. This is not necessarily a problem though, if the NAT is configured correctly. In my case, my torrent program listens for incoming connections on port 22791. When my computer announces to the internet through the NAT, it can get an outbound connection no problem to announce that it's listening on port 22791. If you do not program the NAT in the router to forward inbound connections from the WAN (Internet) on TCP & UDP 22791 through to my laptop in some way, the NAT will drop them by default because it does not know where to route them to, since it does not use these ports itself for anything. The result is that you end up becoming a passive node. More often than not, passive nodes are unable to upload if they have SPI/Firewall protection enabled on their router and have not properly confiugred the port forwarding in the NAT. Some connectivity will be lost to discovering the passive nodes and sniffing out active ones to take preference over.
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Okay, do you made it freelech? OMG thanks. :cheesy2:
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