Posts made by MrMazda

Well… We used to  :funny2: :funny2: :funny2: :funny2: :funny2: :funny2: :funny2:

But we've since eradicated that little problem... or rather.... user  :hehe:

Hopefully, with any luck, we could maybe have the powers that be turn it into a front page poll… To my understanding, users must vote on the front page polls in order to be able to see the list of torrents... At least they used to have to at one point, but I don't know if they still do.

Risk wise, nope…

@ModusTolens:

Vuze now reports (ie: rss black): line=18 The reference to entitiy "n" must end with the ';' delimiter…

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Vuze… There's half the problem

@fightboycwb:

best sensation ever

I disagree… While I will admit that getting rimmed is quite a wonderful sensation, nothing beats the sensation of a fist exploring your insides at LEAST wrist deep...

@fightboycwb:

It sort of doesnt matter though I prefer pink nipples. I just dont like those big nipples… so weird

But the big ones are the most fun to play with

@aadam101:

Vers and always BB.

Is there any other way?

That all depends on where I am… If I'm in my parents' basement with only a paper thin wall between me and my parents, quiet all the way...

If however I'm say in my trailer out in the middle of nowhere, where there are literally NO neighbours who can hear me, I love making my play mate squeal like the little piggy that they are

I stopped using Squirt partially for that reason, and also partially since I had a close call when I was almost sucked into a trap that the Toronto Police had set… It used to be a lot easier to hook up in Toronto without the need for such services, but lately, it seems that Grindr, Scruff, or Growlr are really the only ways to go these days around Toronto.

Plus, when you're hooking up at a person's private pad, it's generally a lot safer than say meeting up in a church basement near old City Hall lol

@kenjysn1: Come to Canada… Here we have very strict laws against being anti-gay in any way. Gay bashing, or otherwise practicing habits that discriminate against gays in any way is considered a hate crime here, which in and of itself is a federal offense. Plus, if you move to a city like Toronto, we speak English, French, German, Polish, Punjab, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Italian, and Vietnamese lol

I ended up solving the problem by getting a little creative. The three DSL modems now wire directly into a Mikrotik RB-750 router, which establishes the PPPoE session through the 3 modems and bonds them together, then shares the resulting connection with my server. I had to get a little more creative because I host a static /28 subnet on my server, which used to handle the connection, since the server itself would choke when I try 3 lines at the same time.

So… The router establishes the PPPoE session and receives the 69.xxx.xxx.6 IP address. From there, the router hosts the /30 subnet using 69.xxx.xxx.177, with the server on 69.xxx.xxx.178. I had to add in a routing rule because my ISP will only push the next hop for all my routing to the IP address of the PPPoE link. So, a few tweaks later to add a routing rule to tell it that if the destination is 173.xxx.xxx.80/28, forward the packet to the server at 69.xxx.xxx.178 as the next hop. Once I got that all setup, I was back in business.

As for my laptop, it's a little more creative. I now only use two network cards in my server. The first network links into the Mikrotik router in which to get its internet connection, then shares it on the second network card. The wiring then leads from the second network card to a 16 port 1000mbit switch, which all the devices in the house hook into. Also, this main switch is where I have another line link it that leads out through the outside wall, down into the ground, where it then runs about 200' or so underground to the trailer. It then magically reappears above ground behind the trailer and leads inside to the WAN port on a Linksys WRT610N router mounted to the inside of the one wall. This router is separate from the D-Link DIR-605L router that sits on top of the entertainment stand in the house to run the main WiFi.

It's a little complicated by design, but at the end of the day, I was more concerned with making sure THAT everything works, including the ability to stream seamlessly in 1080p HD, rather than focusing too much on HOW everything works.

See…. Out here, we only have pre-Y2K legacy DSL on copper. We don't even have FTTN (Fibre To The Node) out here because the Oligopoly sucks. So... Because of this and because of the fact that I am a little more than 5kms away from the SLAM, the best that I can get and remain stable with is a 4032/800 profile, which only gives me about 3.2 to 3.5 mbit down, and a mere 0.6 mbit up. Once the Mikrotik router bridges the three DSL modems together using MLPPP, I magically end up with a connection that runs on a single line that can handle between 10.2 and 11.1mbit down (depending on network load levels in the neighbourhood), and consistently gives me around 1.75mbit up.

As for the laptop and all the handheld devices, they connect VIA WiFi, except there's a bit of a catch... The connection is routed through the Linux box as my firewall, which then if permitted, allows the connection to pass through to the Mikrotik router, where it is then split into three different segments before leaving on the 3 DSL modems, only to be reassembled on the other end by my ISP. Even the DHCP is run through the server, so quite literally, if the server goes down (which it did recently), EVERYTHING stops working, including the home automation system which allows us to do things like lock or unlock the front door from our phone, check out the IP cameras, change the thermostat settings on the furnace, etc. hehe... It's a very custom setup indeed.

@ArmaRayo:

you could use less obvious titles for stuff that get's fast/frequent DMCA…

Just be careful doing this as it borderlines a rule violation….

Also, I just thought I should remind you guys that according to our terms of service, you're not supposed to be uploading content for which you do not own the rights and/or you have not been given express permission by the person who does own the rights to upload the content.

FWIW: I can start taking requests for more hardware specific port forwarding instructions that go into step by step detail. I just need to know what hardware people want to be supported so that I can get working on that.

@JohnEryn:

In fact, I shouldn't have to post this bc it's so fair that it should have been the right way of managing the contributions to the site in first place.

But if nobody asks for these things, how are we to know that people want them? Just remember… I remember a time when this site did not do freeleech at all. In fact, there was once a time when it was made perfectly clear by the powers that be that freeleech wasn't going to be a thing that was going to happen. As popularity and interest in it grew, the powers that be changed their minds and introduced this feature.

So again... If nobody asks for these things, how are we to know that people want them?

Only if you're archiving the collection of videos. If for example you are uploading a picture set into the images category, or you have a video collection with a few videos and a few archives that contain only the corresponding pictures, this is perfectly permitted.

If you're on a UNIX based operating system such as I am, I have taken a fond linking to Transmission. It's simple and straightforward, and it gets the job done!

@kabrep:

sometimes Ive been attracted  :cheesy2: :cheesy2:
theyre cozy, soft, intelligent, wise.. its something different

Just remember… In order to be old and wise, you must first have been young and stupid.

@famousbovine:

I'm a virgin.  

Mmmmmm…. Fresh meat.... It can be fun when they haven't been corrupted yet... :hehe:

@ffuck:

Polyamory. It just teaches you so many things about love, caring, sharing, trusting, belonging! :ghug:

Not to mention it's more fun that way…

@myiguanodon:

Not as sad as me…. I'm just about to break the 1 PB mark.

How do you keep it all indexed?

Ummmm…. It's an organized chaos? LOL

When browsing in Kodi though, it's not so bad... I just have my several file sources in the files menu (for the different drives across the network, each one of which contains its own "flavour" so to speak), and I let Kodi take care of the rest for me, which makes it somewhat organized... To most though, it would look like a total random dogpile lol