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by torified 2y ago
I've made purchases with monero that were anonymous and final. From memory the transaction fee was something like 10c. Worth every penny.
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by torified 3y ago
https://www.comparitech.com/blog/information-security/assist... >The draft was open to public comment and 343 submissions were made. >Of these, only one was in favor of the regulations. The rest either deman
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by torified 3y ago
There is censoring now, but I think only via dns. Try going to thepiratebay.org using your isp dns.
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by torified 4y ago
Oh my god, I've been looking for this song for about a decade! I had faint memories of an electronic song with footsteps in it. Listened to it about 20 times on repeat at a friend's house probably 30 years ago, but I remembered th
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by torified 4y ago
I was on acid, being driven by a friend in a car at night, and I saw the car ahead of us drive off the side of the road. It didn't happen. It was basically a daydream - I was just thinking to myself, "I hope that car doesn't
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by torified 4y ago
Really? You really find it that difficult? https://rarbg.to/torrents.php?search=Climb+S01E01 https://torrentgalaxy.to/torrents.php?search=climb%20s01e01 https://1337x.to/search/climb+s0
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by torified 4y ago
What? Piracy is so easy. Go to torrent site, download torrent, click on file. It really couldn't be easier. There's no DRM on the torrent. If you have a semi-modern GPU you can play any codec you might download. I'm really no
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by torified 4y ago
It was actually interesting to me the latest Chris Rock special which was on Netflix live recently. The first live event I've heard of Netflix doing. It took a day to get onto the torrent sites. So that was the first instance I've
39.
by torified 4y ago
>Run your own internal resolver pointed at the root servers. Any tutorials on how to do this?
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by torified 4y ago
Quite a useful list of naughty websites in there too...
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by torified 4y ago
I sought out, and saw, hardcore porn (magazines) when I was 10. I don't think it had a negative impact on me at all. I was curious and I satisfied my curiosity. I continue to satisfy my curiosity, lol.
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by torified 4y ago
Not dead.
43.
by torified 4y ago
The solution is simple. Don't use a site that abuses your privacy.
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by torified 4y ago
http://bookszlibb74ugqojhzhg2a63w5i2atv5bqarulgczawnbmsb6s6q... Press on Search Options under the search box, and you can filter from 1800-1925. It didn't show an exact number of matches (500+), but there were a lot of page
45.
by torified 5y ago
All the ones I've used were properly random, same disc plays in a different order each time.
46.
by torified 5y ago
Arr me hearties, sail the ocean deep and shuffle with impunity!
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by torified 5y ago
Lol, Australia's internet filter is just a DNS block. It couldn't really be any less rigorous. Not that I'm complaining...
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by torified 5y ago
Don't forget the #datbill as well. [1] Australia is a bad joke at this point. I thought nanny state was bad but we're firmly moving into Stasi territory now. Even the government's obvious incompetence is looking like not enou
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by torified 5y ago
>Australia Don't forget raiding journalists homes and public broadcasters (using illegal warrants!) for reporting on proposed secret spying and hacking laws. Nice "democracy".
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by torified 5y ago
>Furthermore, children are re-victimized every time a file is shared, sustaining the abuse in a continuous loop. I've seen this argument many times, and I agree that initial act is horrendous of course, but I believe this is overs
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by torified 5y ago
Systemic extrajudicial murder, making the evidence top secret, ignoring the rule of law and jailing any people who have enough of a conscience to whistleblow. It's getting harder and harder to claim the US are still the good guys.
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by torified 6y ago
I just want to chat with my friends without spooks putting it into a permanent database to later be used out of context against me. A crazy, dangerous idea, I know. It's amazing to see how far we've fallen - to be at ease with the
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by torified 6y ago
Sounds like what the girlsdoporn guys did to their "models". They took them to another state and then badgered them into doing an adult scene, claiming they would only be seen on DVD in another country. When the girls later discov
54.
by torified 6y ago
the site is accused of participating in the infringement of tracks released by Ed Sheeran, Drake, and One Direction. Done. With pleasure.
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by torified 6y ago
What problem does that solve? You're doubling the transfer size. Why not just encrypt with a random passcode? I still don't see the point though. For discoverability/longevity you need seeders. If every transfer has a differe
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by torified 6y ago
freedomdownloader
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by torified 6y ago
The RIAA should provide me with a dedicated device and pay me for any and all traffic use that is unrequested/ad-related, instead of trying to hack the PC and network connection that I am paying for to force me to watch ads.
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by torified 6y ago
Some presidents seem to have done ok, even with some pretty damn horrible accusations (much much much worse than the ridiculous crime that Assange was accused of). Read it for yourself: https://www.ericschwartzman.com/
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by torified 6y ago
If the worst happens... he will be fit and well and accept his presidency.
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by torified 6y ago
The ones that the US hadn't illegally murdered yet.

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