Posts made by MrMazda

Allow me to bottom line where I stand on the whole Trump and "Make America Great Again" thing…. In three simple pictures

Before I do though, I just thought I would ask when you say "Make America Great Again", to what exact time frame are you referring? When women were second class citizens who couldn't vote? To when black people were commonly owned as slaves? Do you mean to the time when gays were often raided, simply for being who they are? (If you don't know what I mean by that one, do a little Google search on the Stonewall Inn, or was it the Stonewall Hotel?) Do you mean the time when people used to be burned at the steak for allegedly being "witches"? Or maybe... Do you mean the time period where Native Americans were slaughtered in the masses in what became the largest, yet least discussed genocide in history?

I just don't understand what anyone could possibly mean by "Make America Great Again"... Please explain this to me.

Now... On to where I stand with this whole thing in three simple pictures...

This is often the warning sign of a login failure. I would encourage you to check out this forum thread for more assistance with this.

From my observation, the forum runs on a different, yet somewhat synchronized login, which does not expire in the same manner that the main site login does. In some cases, I have trolled the forums and even posted things to the forum while "logged out" of the main site, as long as I do not log out of the forum as well.

If you're worried about your identity being revealed, may I suggest a VPN service such as PureVPN. I have been using it for some time now and I've never had issues.

@unpleased:

Be aware that linux security is quite overestimated.
Torvalds attitude a bug is a bug is not helping in it.
This is the reason NSA developed SELinux initially: the kernel is like an Emmentaler.
This is the reason Joanna Rutkovska [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joanna_Rutkowska] is developing Qubes OS [https://www.qubes-os.org].
This is the reason UCAVs will be deployed using a mathematically verified microkernel [https://sel4.systems/] over a predictable hardware.
Linux is not secure.

No system is really secure if you do not set it up properly. Compared to a Windows machine, or even in a lot of cases, compared to a Mac, the security potential offered in Linux is a lot more advanced. This if course assumes that you take the time to set it up properly to begin with. As I said though, any operating system isn't secure if you do not set it up properly.

@ArmaRayo:

My biggest issue with managing is that I'm constantly out of space!  ;D

Why do you think I have to keep adding hard drives to my collection on a couple of my different servers to hold it all now? LOL

Just the ones that I know about and troll, we have

https://www.gaytorrent.ru/ (obviously)
https://en.gay-lounge.net/
https://www.gay-torrents.org/
http://www.ourgtn.org/
http://www.gay-pirates.com/

These are the ones that I know about and I troll frequently hehe

@Sepetiaraju:

I uploaded more than 50 torrents but it shows only 34 on my profile. Can some moderator explain what is going on?  :cry2:

It would appear that several of your torrents were removed for being duplicates, which is why you no longer see them in your profile.

It's actually more than that… Remember... We are the world's largest free online video collection. As such, we receive a crapload more network traffic than any other site out there, which is largely what sets us apart from the other sites. For this reason, sometimes the tracker simply cannot keep up, resulting in time outs for some users.

@xavrin I get that you're frustrated, but this is at LEAST the FOURTH post of yours on this topic. Just beware as this can be considered forum spamming, which does have consequences.

As I've said in your various other forum posts, we rolled out some system upgrades earlier today, which resulted in some down time. As for the issues you are experiencing with some of your torrents turning red, understand that we are the world's largest free online video source, and as such, we experience significantly higher traffic loads than just about every other site out there. The result is that at times, the system simply cannot keep up with the astronomically huge network loads that it is under at times.

Just to clarify, we rolled out some system updates earlier on today, so there would have been a period during this upgrade that the systems were unavailable. Things should be back to normal now, although I still experience the occasional HTTP 502 error.

Allow me to clarify a couple of things….

1. We had a temporary system outage today due to a system upgrade, which may explain why you were getting offline (timed out) instead of the usual HTTP 502.

2. Unlike all the other trackers that seem to work properly all the time, we have a significantly higher network load and as such, sometimes at our peak hours, the tracker has a hard time keeping up due to how overloaded it can get at times. This is the down site to being the world's largest free online video bank.

I hate to say it, but those errors have nothing to do with your torrent client and have everything to do with the tracker back-end being overwhelmed with requests at times. There is nothing that can fix that, not even changing torrent clients, as the problem is not on your end.

If you recommend Opera, why are you using Google Chrome?  :funny2:

Don't forget that if you're using FireFox, I've found FlashGot to be quite effective at downloading from most sites, and it's free.

On the most part, I'll take a PC over a Mac any day of the week. That being said however, when it comes to editing films for the film industry, it's Mac all the way. The only down side that I've found is that they're way more susceptible to viruses, and as such, can be a royal pain in the ass when something goes wrong. They're also hellishly overpriced as well. That being said though, I will NOT touch Windows (or anything Micro$oft for that matter) for security reasons, which is why I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 on all my systems now.

Lets just say that I know things about Apple that I shouldn't know because I used to date (and am still good friends with) an Apple employee who spends a lot of their time in their software end of things. It's kind of sad to say, but Apple will eventually attempt to force you into upgrading your phone. I've seen it countless times now.

I have a vast network full of porn really… There are 6 different hard drives across 2 different servers, plus my local hard drive on my laptop that I pile it into... I have quite the collection over the many, many years I have been trolling the internet. What kind of content it is depends on what hard drive and where on that hard drive you will find the content.

I don't have 16.10, however I do have 16.04, and its running beautifully, despite one little snag with Dropbox not wanting to cooperate with Gnome (Compiz or Metacity) for some unknown reason.

Google Pixel all the way… Apple has a tendency of planned obsolescence. In some cases, Apple will go so far as to inject code into your phone to begin to break down after the initial warranty is up in order to attempt to force you to continue to buy into their products. It's kind of sad that they still to this day continue to employ such crooked methods to attempt to increase their revenue stream.