runn1ng

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by runn1ng 12y ago
It's the same as with not showing photos from ISIS with the heads being cut off. Or not showing naked leaked photos of Jennifer Lawrence.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
Zoom. Enhance.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
That seems like a feature request, not a bug, to me.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
Judging by their github, they have a lot of work to do. https://github.com/u99/slur/
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by runn1ng 12y ago
You have to have an account for "creating" content. Not for infecting.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
It's interesting how addictive it is, at one hand, and how fast it becomes boring on the other. After one hour of seeing "motivational quotes" and "funny pictures" I about had enough.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
Not sure what is this trying to say. "if you want to put it online, you can put it on our website full of anti-governmental rants" Ummm... All right. If Sony wants to put it online, they will find other ways.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
Basically, centralization is needed for deleting fakes, viruses, wrongly labeled stuff. Totally decentralized approach will have all the negatives KaZaA had in the 00s ("matrix.avi.exe").
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by runn1ng 12y ago
Kids these days... Or, I was a hacker before it was cool
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by runn1ng 12y ago
Well, basically, yeah. (Short write-up on my website here - http://www.karelbilek.com/piratebay/ ) There was another effort by a guy on pirate bay named "andronikov", he did something similar, but stopped las
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by runn1ng 12y ago
They use the scammmiest of the scammmiest ad networks that install adware and malware, open shitty pop ups and pop unders and so on.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
Ooh, I don't remember frankly, it's almost 2 years ago now. I can admit it now - I run it on my school's network that has about 50 computers. I would say I switched computers about 10 times. I am not sure if it was anti-spam
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by runn1ng 12y ago
hey, I am the author of the 90MB archive. I had to do it manually, it was in no way done by TPB, it took a looong time because their anti-DDoS systems were blocking me, and it was in no way open source. (it was endorsed by TPB though, in
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by runn1ng 12y ago
In a fully decentralized environment, you would need to somehow know who to trust and make some karma/feedback in a decentralized way. Given that PGP's web of trust never really caught on, I am not sure if this would work. But may
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by runn1ng 12y ago
I actually made a magnet link archive a year and something back ( http://www.karelbilek.com/piratebay/ ), mostly as an experiment Only the magnets and names - 76 MB; all the magnets + descriptions + comments - 631 MB I
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by runn1ng 12y ago
Fully decentralized P2P networks are probably older than bittorrent (Gnutella, eMule, and their similar clones). The fact is people don't want 100% decentralized P2P network; people want the fakes and the viruses removed and so on.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
The last uploaded torrent, from what can I tell (from what Google indexed) http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:v346Sjm... State.of.Affairs.S01E04.720p.HDTV.X264-DIMENSION magnet link: magnet:?xt=urn:b
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by runn1ng 12y ago
A Bitcoin - related company committing fraud and acting scammy? I am shocked .
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by runn1ng 12y ago
And I just redesigned my websites from gradients to flat. What will they think of next?
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by runn1ng 12y ago
(I know, that was the joke.)
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by runn1ng 12y ago
They can always call it JScript.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
Hey, I just stopped by to downvote you.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
If it's randomly generated, it's impossible to remember to fill in on your phone. Unless you have it on a piece of paper in your wallet.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
The problem is to tap all of that into your phone, every time iOS decides it desperately needs it again, with just stars instead of letters. That's annoying.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
Not everything works 100%. For example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibet http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibet the color legend for the map works in desktop, does not in mobile.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
Hm. I would guess Patrick Stewart would be more lucid and sensible, since he is still an active actor.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
It took me a minute to parse the headline correctly.
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by runn1ng 12y ago
I am from Czech Republic (part of EU) and I cannot replicate the described effect. Plus, most results about those individuals are now the articles about the censorship itself . Which is funny. Will the mentioned folks block those articles
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by runn1ng 12y ago
I actually tried to get Tor relay working. It ate all my monthly bandwidth limit within an hour . By simple analysis I found out it's mostly BitTorrent traffic, but I didn't dig very deep so I might be wrong. I would love to run
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by runn1ng 12y ago
> It costs 0.8 cents to update a namecoin domain That's not fair to say. It costs like this because the namecoin price is so low. However, if it was used more, the price would skyrocket.

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