Sudo-flix is here to stay
Sudo-flix is here to stay
Oh no it’s not. I said it’s illegal to seed but I should have said “it’s illegal to seed pirated material”
Same in France. It’s legal to leech but illegal to seed. But it’s easy for a beginner to get confused and seed without knowing, so we still do not advise torrenting to everyone
Fastvpn is almost 1$ a month if you are a new customer
Implement add headers
Gog offers refunds
I’m talking about fair games. Typically indie ones. I doubt EA has any DRM free game anyway
Yes in a way, but sometimes it really is unfair. Take gog drm-free games for example. They offer you real ownership of the games, so why not pay?
I’m doubtful
Thanks, I will look into this!
Wow guys the download speed was 70MB/s I have never seen a torrent that well seeded in my life. My server will now join the effort
We got fucked real bad but we are coming for our rulers and will take down their previous work
It would have taken 5 minutes at most
It’s just that it’s a random company. And they have a free tier which is a red flag. Use well-known reputable businesses when your privacy really matters
Just a little disclaimer: windscribe cannot be trusted for any other use than torrenting
If everyone used Linux I would use BSD
Yes it allows searching for individual pages. Everyone can publish and index whatever files they want. However, they won’t appear under a domain name without being added by the domain name owner. Domain name are just for humans to read though, they are not required by ipfs and admarus. Nothing prevents you from cloning a website, modifying it, and publishing it under another domain or without a domain. Content published on IPFS is immutable and lives as long as someone has it. That means many revisions of a website can exist at the same time. Domain name are practical because they are made to always point to the latest revision.
No one can dictate what can be indexed. However, ranking takes popularity into account, so that spam and unwanted content doesn’t rank high
Sorry to stop your wondering, but I have an answer: yes. I created a peer-to-peer protocol for scalable, advanced and decentralized search engines. On top of this protocol, I created Admarus, a decentralized search engine for IPFS. If someone published a distributed torrent website on IPFS, it could get indexed on Admarus and could never be banned
That’s what Ross Ulbricht did and it ended badly
You HAVE to. I am a Rust dev too and I’m telling you, if you don’t convert numbers to strings in json, browsers are going to overflow them and you will have incomprehensible bugs. Json can only be trusted when serde is used on both ends