Is there a particular error message that you're getting?
For that matter, what exactly happens when you try to sign up?
Is there a particular error message that you're getting?
For that matter, what exactly happens when you try to sign up?
Everything but the gmail account to me sounds like your computer may have been hit with some sort of a power surge that was enough to damage some components, but not fry the entire system. If the drive in question was heavily in use, I would be inclined to think that would be why that particular drive was affected.
Did you know about the computer management console that may be able to recover the drive?
To do this, click Start, then right click "Computer", then click "Manage"… When you go to the hard drives option, I wouldn't at all be surprised to see that your drive is sitting there acknowledged by the motherboard, but registering that it hasn't yet been "activated"... If this is the case, I forget what the option is to activate it (right clicking it, and selecting the activate option I think). Once this is done, the drive should be assigned a drive letter again, but will likely give you an error when you try to access it, saying that the drive isn't formatted... If this is the case, do not panic.
Assuming that the drive in question is assigned to you would want to open an elevated command prompt first. To do this, click start, then type "cmd" (without the quotes), then either press LEFT CTRL + LEFT SHIFT + ENTER, or just the LEFT CTRL + LEFT SHIFT, and click it. Once open, run the following command:
chkdsk -r -f
(or is it chkdsk /r /f D:)?
It's been a few years since I've touched a Windows operating system, so I don't recall the exact procedure off the top of my head, but that should recover the drive, as long as it is still recognized by the BIOS, which it should be....
Also, as long as the drive still spins up without any hiccups when it's powered on, it should be acknowledged by the BIOS, even if Windows won't acknowledge that the drive has been "activated"... Just a heads up.
Hope this helps.
Still, most straight porn I watched rarely have condoms in it. Vaginal/anal intercourses still presents big STD-risks for those actors/actresses. (even if they're tested regularly, if they had an anonymous gang bang the other day, get tested the day after & come to the studio with the result, they'd have a great risk of transmitting any diseases.)
Being tested the day after is often ineffective because of the window of contraction… It takes approximately 2 weeks to 3 months to reach the point of seroconversion, so getting tested right away the day after isn't a good plan sadly...
In most cases, the point of seroconversion will occur within 2 weeks, but in rare cases, such as the case of an elite controller or progressive developer, it can take up to 6 months for HIV to show up in a blood test. For this reason, it is always recommended to wait at least 2 weeks from the point of contact before getting the test done.
That little recycle symbol means that the torrent has been promoted (refreshed) back to the top of the list. If you look at the first line of the torrent description, you will see the original date that the torrent was posted to the tracker.
Because in the United States, copyright trolls have nothing better to do than to needlessly harass people, even if it's over something that they distribute for free anyway lol
The only media ripper that I know of works with Firefox. It's called Flashgot
As for the machine itself, I would suspect that it likely got hit with a power surge. This would explain why this suddenly happened.
As for Google, that is very bizarre, and I've never heard of that before. This makes me wonder whether or not you've been hit with a virus.
The other big problem that I find with a lot of the dad/son stuff that is posted on here is that the age gap does not seem to be all that great, if at all, which then leads one to ask themselves, which one is the "dad" and which one is the "son"… I didn't think it was physically possible, but it both sucks and blows lol
Even with no download rights, you can still download freeleech torrents, but you can only download one at a time.
I have tried resetting your download rights, which seems to work for most users. Try downloading something now.
I think the biggest part of the failure wasn't so much anything to do with Trump, but rather, the fact that ISP's actually have to do a great deal of work to throttle their customers for alleged copyright infringement. The other problem that comes into play here is that providers generally aren't willing to throttle or even disconnect their customers due to such allegations because of the potential impact that it can have to their profits.
Also, on that note, there is yet another problem that comes into play, which in Canada, was ruled to be a big issue and is the whole reason why the Canadian Notice & Notice system exists in the first place. As was argued in the case of Voltage Pictures LLC v. TekSavvy Solutions Inc (Case No. T-2058-12) back in 2013, TekSavvy set the precedent that an IP address alone is insufficient to require the disclosure of the subscriber identity under FIPPA (Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act) because the IP address alone does not prove who the end-user on the other side of the computer actually was, nor does an IP address appearing in the pool prove that the user has downloaded the content in full, or that they have shared it in full with another user. I think this is where the US is going to struggle the most, as Canadian law is often cited as the related case law in US cases, and vice-versa as both countries are said to be a "Commonlaw Country". The more troubling part in this case was that TekSavvy (my ISP) actually fought back and recovered some $22,000 in all the costs that they had to pay out for the case, as the case itself was ruled to have had an insufficient merit to pursue the ISP. (Things like this BTW are reasons why I stay with TekSavvy).
What will be interesting to see is how things go now that the USA is stuck with Trump as their president, as Trump has (on more than one occasion) made it clear that his aim is to at the very least seriously limit and censor the internet and what the US people are allowed to use it for, if not shut it down completely, depending on which version of the story from Trump's statements that you look at. Regardless of how this goes, because of the whole Voltage vs TekSavvy ordeal, it's going to be very hard for any copyright troll to continue to troll after any ISP, because you know damn well that this case will be cited as the relevant case law, even though it was a Canadian case.
So what is the biggest file size I can download with the current ratio?
According to your profile, 190.34 GB… It's not so much about ratio as it is about the difference between your totals. You could have a higher ratio but be able to download less, or a lower ratio like I have and be able to download more. It all depends on how big the difference between the two totals is.
For example, with your ratio of 92.75 you can download 190.34 GB, but with my ratio of only a mere 2.731, I can download a whopping 3.12 TB of data before I hit my minimum ratio. This is because your figures are still in the GB range, whereas I have exceeded that and am now into the several TB range, so although my ratio is lower, the difference between my totals is far greater.
On that note, the greater that these totals become, the longer it will seem to take to affect your overall ratio.
Or is is just the 1 download limit since i cant download anything atm.. ?
There may be something amiss with your account, which sometimes happens to some of our users. I will reset your account now to make it work again.
There are some restrictions that we place into effect depending on your ratio, whether or not you've made a donation (and if so, when) and a few other factors potentially. This is nothing specific to you, but rather is a set limit that applies to all users who fit a certain criteria. In the case of your ratio, this is perfectly normal. This is to help prevent users from being able to dig themselves too big of a ratio hole in a short period.
The only list that the torrent gets added to is the list of completed torrents in your profile, which only you and staff are able to see. Outside of that, there is no such list.
Yes… Time stamps are kinda helpful... I think I'll start poking through the RouterOS in the Mikrotik router the next time it happens and see if I can pull any useful information from there, as well as prod at the modems to see if there's anything out of place there (like maybe a high CRC rate on one of the modems, thus throwing the other 2 off maybe?)
I think the biggest part of my problem is going to be that since I have MLPPP in the equation, it could be increasingly more difficult to figure out the exact cause, due to the nature of the packets being sent from my laptop in the trailer, to the wireless router in the trailer, then out the trailer and underground to the house where it hits the "Grand Central Switch", which then passes it to the server on one network card, and out the other to the router. At the router level (it's a Mikrotik RB-750) the packets get split into 3 segments, each one of which is sent off on a different DSL modem (all TP-Link TD-8816 BTW), out a different DSL line, to be reassembled at my ISP's gateway level. That little voodoo magic though the magic of MLPPP may be a factor in the problem that I am experiencing. I just find it strange that it seems to be isolated to this site (that I've noticed so far).
I like straight porn although I never download it from here. I totally forgot this site even had it! I need to go take a look!
Yes… We do... Click the "Profile" button in the blue bar at the top of the page, and you should see the check boxes to enable/disable those categories.
I don't know if it's actually an intermittent problem with the site (or possibly HyperFilter), or something about my 3-line MLPPP setup not liking me, but I've noticed a strange behaviour from the site recently. At times, I'll click on something to load a page, and it's like I get stuck for a while at times waiting for the page to load. Every time Google Chrome comes up and gets stuck on "Waiting for www.gaytorrent.ru…" or "Waiting for forum.gaytorrent.ru..." before it finally loads the page. When it does get to loading the page, it almost seems as though the page takes significantly longer to load completely than it otherwise does. When this happens, it doesn't last for very long (maybe 3 - 5 minutes), and then the site starts loading lightning fast again. Also, when this does happen, it's like the page sometimes loads in segments... Like it will load about 1/3 of the page, then pause again for a short period, then load another chunk of the page, then pause again for a short period, then finally finish loading everything.
The interesting part is that when I load other sites like Netflix, YouTube, eBay, etc. they all seem to load at normal speed, and I typically do not notice any kind of decrease in my torrent transfer speeds. Also, when I run a speed test, I keep my usual ping of ~14ms and I seem to still be able to get the full 10.25mbit down / 1.75mbit up speeds, indicating that all three of my 4032/800 pre-Y2K legacy ADSL2+ lines are functioning and that the Mikrotik router is splitting the packets into 3 properly, and they're getting reassembled at the gateway into a single packet properly the way they're supposed to through the magic of MLPPP.
So... I'm asking here... Has anyone else noticed this strange behaviour, or do I need to start to rip apart my MLPPP settings to figure out what is going on and why I am experiencing this?
Also, if it's of any value, I can post whatever logs, config files, etc that may be helpful in figuring out where the problem is because it's reeeeeeally annoying when this happens, especially when I'm in the middle of a mod function and the site suddenly decides that it doesn't want to cooperate.