Posts made by MrMazda

@flashpoint:

I have a file someone wants reseeded. Same files, but different folder name. Basically i downloaded, deleted and then re-downloaded from another site. It's already seeding, but it's not the exact download from here to be counted as my reseed.

Just in case you didn't know, this can be done with most torrent clients. There should be a way of right clicking on the file in the list, and changing what file it matches up with on your computer. Otherwise, if it is just a one file torrent that is identical but has a different name, you can manually select that file in the re-seed process, even if the file name is different, and it should accept it without any issues when you run the hash check.

I would encourage you to check out our upload guide, starting at Step 4 where it talks about downloading the .torrent file and seeding it. Simply put, this is the "manual" re-seed process outlined for you step by step, assuming that you are using uTorrent or BitTorrent.

@cannonmc:

@kuasiabung:

i have been seeding for 8 hours, but there's no changes in my ratio

Just because you are seeding doesn't mean you are uploading. There has to be someone at the other wanting to share from you

Also, you need to be sure that the port number that your torrent client uses (both TCP and UDP) are forwarded from your router (often built into your modem) through to your computer. In most cases, either setting a static IP address for your computer or setting a static DHCP reservation for your computer are recommended to ensure that your IP address within your local network does not change, thus rendering your port forwarding ineffective.

@cannonmc:

I don't use QTM but I understood it did everything for you.

Usually this is the case, however if you are not running BitTorrent or uTorrent, or you configure the path to the BitTorrent/uTorrent executable incorrectly when you install it, problems can arise where QTM doesn't download the .torrent file and import it for you correctly. In theses cases, the manual upload process starting at step 4 of the upload guide should explain the basics of how to complete this step on your own manually. If I understand this user correctly, they are using QBitTorrent, which is a whole different breed of torrent client than the regular BitTorrent. This would be why QTM did not automatically do this process for him.

I think you are confusing downloading the .torrent file with downloading the contents of the torrent. I would encourage you to check out out upload guide, as it explains a lot of what you need to know.

Also, when looking at that guide, take a particularly closer look starting around step 4 where it talks about downloading the .torrent file.

I will admit, I cheated a bit at first with a few donations… 5 Euros here, 5 Euros there... For the last couple of years though I have done it entirely on SBP exchanges and seeding the bajesus out of my torrents.

Speaking of the dead torrent, I have bumped it and hit the reseed button in hopes that someone can revive the torrent in question.

I've been happily collared for a little over 2 years now, and I wouldn't have it any other way. It took me many a years to find a Master who was real and who has a lot of common interest with me. Originally, I started out as just a slave, a possession if you will, but over time I have worked my way up to become my Master's prized trophy pet. The interesting part is that originally, my Master only wanted me as a pet for a very specific purpose, but the more tests that he began to put me though, the more useful I became to him, largely due to the fact that he has stressed to me many times that I am a very rare breed of slave… The biggest problem that I found in finding a Master was finding someone both with experience and the know-how of the lifestyle, as it's more than just a sexual fantasy or a "role" as it were, but I'm very glad that I did. Being a slave is more than just the sexual aspect and the domination. It's a way of life, unlike any other that in its own way is very rewarding.

On the topic of the collar, in the last 2 years, it has not come off my neck unless Master has taken it off to put something else on for the current moment, or I have had to remove it to step into the shower. While the collar is more like a ring around a finger in this case, it goes far beyond just the collar. There's something about giving yourself up to another person that's always just thrilled me, and I'm very lucky that my Master and I share a lot of the same interests, as this has resulted in a lot of very fun times. Also, nothing thrills me more than seeing his reaction when I outdo myself to thrill him. That's part of why I love the fact that we are both so "twisted" for lack of a better term. Most people call it sadistic, but in our case, it goes far beyond sadistic.

Also, my Master absolutely LOVES to enjoy when am the subject of a good show, and actually encourages, and in some cases, has even required, that I submit to serving another dom just so that he can enjoy the show and see just how much I can take. In one particular case, he ordered a photo shoot as a way for me to prove that I would so whatever was asked, without hesitation. Like a good boi, I accepted the challenge immediately and provided him with this.... https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hk1hk00lenb9lqw/AADO8b9y-uV3tkTlOGHnuXWCa?dl=0 It's always rewarding in the end, as every time, he has rewarded me immensely for doing exactly as he wished, without hesitation. To be honest, I would be rather lost without my Master. It's a special kind of bond really.

@bostonpolar:

I made arrangements to meet about 10-15 of them.  I lost count because of what happened – which was that NOT ONE of them showed up to meet with me as we had planned.  In almost all cases they never contacted me to tell me they were not going to come and just stood me up.  Then I got ghosted by them and never heard from any one of them again.

The sad thing that I find is that this seems to be the case with most people on the internet. They'll talk the talk because it's a hot fantasy for them, but when the time comes to put their money where their mouth is, most of them cannot be bothered, usually because by that point, they've already gotten their rocks off. This is the biggest problem I find when my Master orders me to do things like find a play thing for him online.

@unpleased:

dom here, never found a conscious sub 4 something serious  :blownose:

You've obviously never met me then hehe

Again, you're not hearing me… All of this is fine and dandy for obvious reasons if you are already known to be HIV+... What you still haven't answered is exactly what you're referring to as what you're saying now does not sound like what I understood you to be saying originally. What I'm getting at is making the HIV test itself mandatory to determine whether or not you have HIV in the first place. THAT is what I'm getting at... It's all fine and dandy to have regulations for controlled substances and the processes that you have to follow. I get that part.

Where my issue comes into play is making the HIV test itself mandatory. Both in Canada as well as in the United States, there is this thing called the "Patient Bill of Rights". One of the things that it outlines very clearly is that when it comes to testing and/or treatment, the patient has a basic fundamental right to refuse. Furthermore, from the safety perspective, being HIV+ in and of itself does not possess an immediate safety issue to the general public. Furthermore, making this test mandatory automatically sets the assumption that if you work in the aviation industry, automatically you must be sexually active and are promiscuous by nature. This in an of itself helps promote the perpetual stigma that still surrounds HIV to this very day, even in larger communities. While I agree that if you're sexually active, especially if you're promiscuous, it only makes sense to get STI testing, this does not mean that working in the aviation industry automatically means that you are sexually active. Also, making the test mandatory both violates your basic fundamental right to refuse the testing, and it puts you at a disadvantage, largely for insurance purposes when you begin to build a paper trail, even if the test results are negative. Simply put, making it mandatory when being HIV+ in an of itself is in no way a safety issue, only further promotes the everyday stigma that we as people living with are faced with on a daily basis on many levels.

@hhsq:

I have AIDS. I guess we're all pretty familiar with it 

Do you mean HIV, or have you progressed to the point of not being able to keep your CD4 above 200 and struggling with other ailments? Also, do not kid yourself… There's a LOT that can be shared that they do not teach in the text books, such as what it's like to deal with the side effects of some of the medications. Not so much at this day and age, but even less than 10 years ago.

Ok… I get that when you're known to be HIV+, there are some measures that must be taken to carry the drugs because they're a controlled substance, so it's about the drugs and not HIV itself.... My only question though is unless I misunderstood something, I thought you were saying that getting tested is required for the job, rather than having red tape to clear if you're HIV+ and are on the medications.

All HIV meds are expensive because it's profitable to the big pharma industry. Generally, PrEP is usually only Truvada by itself. Isentress doesn't really have any side effects that I can speak of (or at least not in my case), as it's one of the newer meds out there. Truvada on the other hand I will forewarn you can play with your GI tract, even long after you take it. It's one big blue horse pill once daily. While Truvada is known or its effectiveness, it by itself is not as powerful as some of the newer meds out there that are more often used for post exposure treatment like Triumeq. It's Isentress combined with a "cutting edge" new drug in a whole new class of its own. These magic all-in-ones though are even more expensive, and are usually only used for treatment after you're infected.

So… If you are the bottom of the moment, just be mindful that your GI tract can do some very funny things to you, most especially while you're on it, but also even long after you've stopped taking it. Everyone's results will be slightly different in some way, however I can assure you that I know a LOT of "shitty" stories about Truvada. :cheesy2:

@unpleased:

Pilots must notify doctors during the routine exams too.
Depending on your current posology there may be consequences over performances.
Safety reasons  :police:

Safety reasons? I'm not sure that I can agree with that… at least not without more information. How do they justify this as a safety measure? I just fail to understand how a pilot being HIV+ in any way puts anyone at any risk.

@oliverqueen3:

I've considered commenting  in comment section of the ones like that but I don't want to piss anyone off since I'm not a moderator

I hear you on this one loud and clear my friend. Since the only person who is notified of a torrent comment is the uploader, I would recommend hitting the "report" button instead and pointing out that the torrent is obscure. I have been trolling through the list of torrents and improving what I can as I find them. I know one of my biggest pet peeves is when people upload multiple torrents with the same picture, same obscure description, and the same irrelevant picture. I've been known to pull people's upload rights for that, forcing their uploads to go through the old torrent review process before being posted.

@farkme:

Its a relatively new drug which is why it hasn't been mentioned on older programs.

Relatively new? What are you, in 2010? No… Something like Triumeq is relatively new. Truvada (aka PrEP) didn't come out to the market until early 2009. Just to be technically correct.

It didn't reach the "mass" market until late 2010 after patients like me had undergone all the studies and such in an effort to get away from harsher drugs like Sustiva.

@yousql:

But they are scared that it is not 100% secure if someone forget to take prep for one or a few days.

Even if it is taken on time every day, it is still not a guarantee, especially for a "die hard gangbanger" as there is now a strain of HIV that has popped up that is actually resistant to Truvada. In the case o the "die hard gangbanger" (which I fall into the category of), Truvada is even less of a guarantee because of that nature of the increased risk of being introduced to that one particular strain. Also, take into account the number of people with HIV who are on HAART already and maintain an undetectable viral load, which is statistically a safer bet than even a condom. On that note… One day of missing your Truvada won't necessarily do anything, as long as it has been at LEAST a month since you missed your last dose (although the more time you have between missed doses the better, and ideally zero is the target number of missed doses).

Also, I can tell you from first hand experience that the long-term effects of Truvada are questionably worth it, depending on a few factors. In my case, they unfortunately were worth it, as it kept me alive for a number of years, however I still pay for that decision to stay on it for as long as I was. Simply put, it irritates your GI tract, which can cause various things like random nausea and a sudden urge to vomit (although not frequently, just inconveniently and annoyingly, and you're fine after it happens), and my favourite…. It makes for a rather "shitty" situation quite easily. Originally, when I started with Truvada, it was a constant battle with incontinence. The only problem is that when it feels like you're literally pissing out your ass, there's not much you can do to keep it on the down-low, especially when you're say, in the middle of a crowded Canadian Tire store just before Christmas when suddenly, without any warning, "shit happens" (pun intended). Even now, a couple of years free from Truvada, and I still have that side effect quite easily, depending on what I eat. Thankfully, it's not as bad now as it used to be, but it's still a royal pain in the ass. Speaking of which, Truvada has caused me to have another rather unattractive quirk... I can't stop fluffing up a storm in my sleep, and according to a couple of my ex's, it's pretty wicked. I don't mind it because I sleep like a baby right through it, but when you're in a tiny little trailer and you're trying to get near and dear to someone who happens to be a light sleeper, things can get real fun when they threaten to go to bed with a gas mask because of it.... Just sayin'

These are the things that they do NOT tell you in the textbooks folks... I had to learn this the hard way as one of the first experiment patients to be put on this because my other option was Sustiva, which scared the living shit out of me. You either get Lucy in the sky with diamonds dreams, or in my case, you get to go to bed knowing that every night is a night at 1428 Elm Street on Sustiva. Also, having seen what my ex went through with being on Sustiva for 13 years and the way it has fried his brain over time, I didn't have much of a choice but to become one of the first trial patients... I'll be the first to admit, things are nowhere near as bad now as they were even when I was diagnosed, but even being diagnosed at such a key turning point in the science, there are prices we've all had to pay in exchange for our lives.

Just a friendly reality check.

We have never had an account parking option. The only thing that I could really suggest would be to use a VPN where you can hide your identity and location, as well as all of your internet activities to be able to access your account. You need to login at least once every 180 days to avoid any account issues. In some cases, this grace period is extended to 240 days.

First off, loose the attitude… It's not a glitch. If you'd of followed the upload guide, you would have known that you need to download the .torrent file you create after you submit the upload. Also, what's with this business of making multiple forum posts and multiple threads about the same thing?

@farkme:

Did you download the .torrent file off of the torrent page. It won't know that you are seeding it otherwise.

This is usually the case… Please hold while I do some digging on how the torrent was created.

EDIT: Torrent was created in uTorrent directly, so my guess is that it was seeding with the .torrent you created to submit the upload, rather than the downloaded .torrent file generated by the system, which contains your correct tracker information, including your unique passkey.

Also, if you stumble across SCAT torrents that we have missed and are still in the fetish category, either copy the URL and send it to helpdesk explaining that it's scat not in the scat category, or you can scroll to the bottom and click "Report" to flag it as scat not in the scat category to bring it to our attention so that we can make it conform to the scat category.

@sabda:

Don't bareback! It is not worth it! HIV is not the only STD.

As someone who has been living with HIV since 2009, I will say this… HIV is not what you really need to be worried about. There's far worse out there than that. If I had to choose my ailment, I would definitely choose HIV over any number of other things.

@jkronfuss:

In the end, is a question of trust, of feeling, I love and trust him. Otherwise I would have never done it.

This can be a VERY dangerous stance to take. I say this from experience, as this is EXACTLY how I contracted HIV. Just sayin'