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Out of curiosity I downloaded the larger size one - 200+GB I think (not at my computer right now) and skim through it every now and then. It's depressing - so m
by comrade1234 1y ago
Out of curiosity I downloaded the larger size one - 200+GB I think (not at my computer right now) and skim through it every now and then. It's depressing - so much toxicity. Everyone seems mentally ill to me - male and female. This is a world completely alien to me and the people close to me.
- slg 1y ago[flagged]
- AuthAuth 1y agoIts public info, you cant cover your eyes and pretend it doesnt exist right there for everyone to see. Thats the reason why leaks are so bad.
- neilv 1y agoIf someone gets beaten up and left in the street, and, consequently, their wallet is laying right there beside their unconscious body, is it OK for you to take their wallet? I mean, you can't pretend the wallet isn't right there, for everyone to see, just begging for someone to take it? This is why beatdowns are so wrong? The person who takes the wallet is as much a victim as anyone? Blame society?
- GloomyBoots 1y agoThis feels like a very dated metaphor. When my older brother introduced me Napster, was I actually rifling through Lars Ulrich’s wallet and shaking out mp3s? In this case, a clone of the wallet has been preserved for all and sundry to peruse. Is it really wrong as a genuinely curious person not to pretend it isn’t there? There’s a lot to be said about privacy on the Internet. I don’t think there’s much to be gained by attacking those who, out of genuine curiosity, don’t abide by the same polite fictions as the rest of us. I dont like browsing random strangers’ PII. I tend to hope those who do show due respect. And don’t see any sign of malice in GP.
- neilv 1y agoIP theft isn't the same thing as privacy violation.
- GloomyBoots 1y agoNot the same ethically. I’m not arguing that. But it’s the same mechanics. Browsing a dump floating around on the Internet isn’t the same as stealing someone’s personal info. The data is already there. You’re not depriving anyone else of it, and as long as you’re not hosting nor seeding it, you’re not sharing it, either. Most of us pretend not to see it, but it’s there regardless.
- neilv 1y agoPrivacy violation can incur costs to the victim each time. Not only upon whatever you decide to declare was an event that made subsequent violation easier, but also upon those subsequent events.
- AuthAuth 1y agoThe information is spread all across the internet. By reading this thread you can see people's "private" conversations. There is no point in judging the people who see the information once its public. Its like walking down the street with no clothes and then getting mad at people who looked.
- slg 1y agoThe information might be viewable from the public, but there was still an expectation of privacy at the start of this. It isn't a naked person walking down the street, it is someone getting naked in their own home and you're peering through their window. Neither the legal status of that action nor other people also being able to see in the window makes it morally justifiable to violate the original expectation of privacy.
- dddnzzz334 1y agoThe 200GB one had a folder called .pad that was about 150GB and had nothing but null byte files in it. Don't try to brag about something that doesn't exist please
- dzonga 1y agowhere from ? so I can explore too ?
- marethyu 1y agoAll I can find is this magnet link: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:brl45s3ysyotj6ljolmtnrlvfmyv4y7s&dn=tea&xl=59368985613&fc=57794 but this is not 200gb one...
- throwanem 1y agoMiłosz would recognize it, I think.
- tempnew 1y agoThe poet? Murti-bing pills?
- kbelder 1y agoRight, "a pox on both their houses". The leakers, the people using the app, the men, the women, all seem gross. There are innocent men and women swept up in this, but it just seems like an unsavory neighborhood of the internet that people should avoid.
- WD-42 1y agoThat’s how I see it. There’s so much negativity surrounding this entire app - best to avoid interacting with it in any way on either side.
- monkeywork 1y agoI don't look down on the leakers any more than I would with any other security breach being released (I certainly didn't hear people using this same language of disgust over say 4chan being hacked or back in the day when Ashley Madison was hacked). For me the only people I'm looking at with disgust is those who were using said app... it was a gossip cesspool with no way to verify any of the claims being said and a breeding pool for hateful posts against people you dislike. The meme floating around of "I joined a site to dox and spread personal info about people got hacked and now my personal information is being spread around waahhahaaa" is pretty damn accurate and makes me not feel bad for them at all.
- runsWphotons 1y agoSounds like Reddit
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- seec 1y agoIt seems like it was an app made to enable the worst of women's behavior. In that way it seems like it was very successful to me. Of course, in reality such behavior is rarely conductive to anything good; I guess they got what's coming. The whole concept of dating apps is so toxic, shallow and just plain bad. It's like choosing people as if they were products on a shelf.
- Loughla 1y agoBelieve it or not, the Internet has not helped people be better in many cases. Sometimes it enables the worst of our personalities to really shine through.
- aydyn 1y agoAbsolutely. Its funny when people on HN unironically claim this site to be a tiny miraculous exception.
- frollogaston 1y agoThis really is the most friendly forum I've been on that isn't something ultra-specific like crownvic.net
- 7thaccount 1y agoIs that a forum for people with crown Victoria vehicles?
- frollogaston 1y agoYeah. I'm not signed up there, just end up finding advice and docs there often if I'm fixing something on my Vic.
- 7thaccount 1y agoA comfy tank on wheels!
- claudiulodro 1y agoWas not expecting to see crownvic.net on HN! Definitely the best and friendliest resource for the Panther platform!
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- pureagave 1y agoThis is such a fair read on the situation in America. Hang in there man. You can escape it but you need to leave the country.
- reactordev 1y agoI’m waiting for my own EU savior to give me safe passage :D we all have our delusions. Come here on vacation… partially fluent in Spanish, English, and can get by with French, German, Italian, Portuguese.
- 9cb14c1ec0 1y agoRather than dying alone, find a robust offline community of people, and seek a partner there.
- wredcoll 1y agoI think the important thing is to generalize from this one experience and apply sweeping stereotypes to massivr groups of people.
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- frollogaston 1y agoIt's not right, but the real average is a kinda tough situation too, not anyone's fault really. Most family-oriented women aren't waiting til 36, most younger women aren't dating with 10+ year age gap, being divorced makes it harder no matter what the reason is. I have some relatives dealing with this.
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- catlikesshrimp 1y agoTo add something useful, I have been in mental asylums. There are physically dangerous people who aren't full of negative emotions. Most psychiatric patients don't have ill feelings towards others in general, only toward themselves. I have no idea why many hateful minds meet in places like that you mention; maybe it is some specific interactions that spark the noxious emotions, but I am no expert. It is similar to highschool extremely cool kid circles and fraternities, only for reverse reasons (alone together vs in a group)
- jamal-kumar 1y agoThere is the AWDTSG social media groups that this app shamelessly took the idea from in an attempt to monetize it, and the thing is that these groups probably serve the exact same function just fine without egregious mistakes in the name of move fast and break things techbro profit like 'exposed s3 buckets a literal child could have found' regardless of anyone's opinion on whether they should exist or not There's also the fact that the big story in the USA right now is how some app got hacked exposing everyones IDs and the big story in the UK right now is that they want everyone to enforce ID verification for literally everything and they want people to think this is somehow safe and not just a time bomb waiting to blow
- senectus1 1y agoI dont know if this is just my 50 yr old view of the world... but imho there is a lot this going around. Workmates, family, people of the streets and in shops. just so much angry toxic people. it's like a cultural change (am in Australia btw). its not everybody but its a definitely larger number than I remember in the past few decades.
- kngspook 1y agoDoes the hash end in ...e63f2 perchance, or is it a different dump?
- gypak 1y agoCan you share (or describe where to find) a download link pls? I’m mildly curious to see just how gnarly things get in those kind of “restricted” territories