Now that nyaa is DEAD FOREVER we can usher in a golden age o

Instead of finding an alternative to nyaa, I think it'd be easier to give up and stop watching amine

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>>156637185
now why the fuck would we do that?

>>156637185
I think it would be easier to just learn Japanese.

>>156636733
Gnunet is actually very easy to get working on archlinux and gentoo.

>>156637271
Path of least resistance

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What happened to nyaa?

Don't you just use tokyotosho like always?

>>156636733
>Compile it
Yeah, nah. The anime scene is second only to the video game scene in terms of computer illiterate people.

>>156638266
Do you have any idea how many good programmers are weebs? I'd say around half.

>>156638309
Do you have any idea how much of /a/'s demographic are programmers? I'd say around a fiftieth.

>>156638434
That's much higher than among the general population

>>156636733
That's a great SakuraFish image.

>>156638309
Do you have any idea how many weebs are good programmers? I'd say barely even a thousandth of a percentile.

>>156638266
General rule of thumb: The more open source they are, the more retarded at marketing they become.

Bittorrent would never take off for example, if it weren't for pre-compiled programs on windows.
If this doesn't have that, then it's just a blunder waiting to happen.

>>156638522
That's not what percentile means.

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>>156638650
Seems to work in the context I used it for, but maybe I'm misunderstanding something.

A thousandth of a percent, then.

>>156638871
Percentile is for using proportion of a population as a way of defining a rank for an analog quality. So you can say that someone is in X percentile of a population, but it's nonsensical to say that a gender or personality type is X percentile of a population, that's just percent.

>>156638963
I see. You learn something new every day.

>>156639124
I never bothered with statistics. It just seemed to be 100% useless semantics exercise and memorisation.

Good thing I didn't drew it in exam, or I would have flunked instead of getting top grade.

>>156636733
Is there a buildbot?

you don't actually say "guh new" or "gooey" do you?

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>Want to watch Chinese cartoons
>EU requires proprietary subscription software to watch
>MFW the botnet wants me to be bored

>>156638963
tis just semantics.
The problem is that a very large portion of /a/ can't program to save their lives.

>>156636733
That sounds like alot of work, I'd legitimately rather just switch over to streaming.

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>>156639478
>>156639634
It's not like bittorrent is dead just because Nyaa isn't online right now.

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>>156638509
Thanks, I made it.

Not OP, but so happy someone else made this thread.
Here to help guide anyone through the wonderful world of free[dom respecting] software.

We've sort of been waiting for the next major version to flood it with music and cartoons and really start pushing it, but if this will help some of you discover gnunet and start using it, I'll take it.

Psychological question,
would have a gnunet uri `tracker' help you guys in transitioning?
It would basically just be a searchable list of tagged URIs, something you can of course do on your own through gnunet - But I wonder if being being resistant to change, doing it through your browser like you did with torrents wouldn't make it easier.

>>156639956
That would make it easier.

>>156639956
where do I learn to make/host a website on those? can they handle content?

>>156640024
Gnunet is for filesharing. If you want to run a site you should use tor hidden services.

>>156640087
>>156640024
Well, doing stuff other than filesharing on gnunet is possible, but there's not really any software that does it yet.

>>156636733
/g/, get out of my /a/.

>>156639956
Can you throw up some windows binaries?

>>156640087
gnunet is actually a full internet protocol replacement
the file sharer is just one of many different types of clients the official team has put together
you could conceivably write anything to work over gnunet
it is a suite of protocols, not a program
they also have one of the few remaining pleebnet navigable wobsites https://gnunet.org/
very informative if you have any questions
if something isn't answered for you there, you might have luck in their room no freenode

>>156640295
I have no free software.
And even if I did, sharing it would be immoral.

>>156640444
s/free/nonfree/
whoops

>>156640444
It's still moral to run free software on a nonfree platform if it kills a nonfree alternative.

Been watching anime for 30 years here without using torrents, someone tell me why should I worry about nyaa going down?

>>156640562
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid.en.html#Alternative
there is no alternative to freedom

Maybe I misunderstood what was meant.
I do not have any copies of any Windows operating system to share nor would I do so if I did.

>>156640778
"windows binaries" means binary versions of an application compiled for windows

>>156636733
>read What does that mean?
>even more confused

>>156637287
Where do we get the raw files, then? Is there a dedicated anime torrent tracker for that?

No thanks, I don't want to learn Linux just to watch anime.

>>156641037
It's magic.

>Secure
>Fast
>Files stay alive for a long time
>ACTUALLY Anonymous

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>>156640808
https://gnunet.org/build-instructions-microsoft-windows-platforms

It might be easier to just install a usable OS though.
I highly recommend GuixSD.

>>156636733
I HATE IT!

>>156641142
I'm just waiting for freebsd to support my graphics hardware, that's when I'm gonna install a usable OS.

>sbuild is a convenient set of scripts which creates a working msys/mingw installation and installs most dependencies required for GNUnet.

They don't have their dependencies in-tree like most reasonable projects this size do?

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>>156641180

>>156640726
You don't have to worry grandpa, now kindly leave while everyone else kills themselves.

>>156641142
as a windows game dev:

this is basically impossible to compile

you're not going to get any users (or developers) if your desktop software isn't easy to run on the main desktop os, at the very least there should be binaries, even if they're unstable, otherwise people won't know what the deal is

>>156638524
This. If there's no simple few-click install program, it's going to be quickly forgotten.

>>156641213
People who work on core/key GNU/free software projects don't typically know or care what wintards want.

Where can I find things to download with this?

How do I make sure it's not all pizza?

really looking for any opportunity to try to recruit people to the free software cult, huh

>>156641768
It has search built in like linewire or w/e

>>156641768
you open a terminal and run
$ gnunet-search <things> <to> <search> <for>
running this as a background process and piping it to a file might be something you want to do
it will spit out the exact string gnunet-download wants as input
you could also use the terrible gui, but i can't say i recommend it

like any other remote file, you can't

>>156642062
>>156641845
So just like anything else I keep trying random shit and eventually accidentally get pizza, and get my door blown open.

Thanks but I'll pass.

>>156642117
Sure but the "door blown open" part won't happen because technology

>>156641830
>these people care about something
>should prolly smear them as a cult

God forbid anyone today actually value freedom.

>>156642148
Explain further.

People get doored for much less, and through torrents, even through Tor.

>Who develops GNUnet?
>you
I didn't ask for this

>>156642222
Basically
Gnunet:
>done over a mesh network and onion routed and given cover traffic automagically

Torrents:
not anonymous in any way, DHT is a mesh network but that's it

Tor:
No cover traffic, traffic analysis attacks can determine whether you're operating on a connection if they're already suspecting you and can listen in on your network traffic, this is not true of gnunet because of cover traffic

>>156642313
So it's Tor with cover traffic.

Isn't the attack of the government running most of the nodes still there?

>>156642117
unlike torrents (which could just as easily contain pizza) no one can see what you're downloading

>>156642362
If the government owns every node that your traffic goes through, yes.

If you're connected to at least one node that isn't owned by the government and they're the node that's used for cover traffic, no.

In other words, it's not like Tor where owning a significant small number of nodes (like 1%) lets them partially break a bunch of peoples' anonymity. They'd have to own literally most of the network, like it would take to compromise bitcoin.

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Does your waifu use a type of software that respects her freedoms?

>>156642433
My waifu is freebsd.

>>156642362
gnunet is not tor and that anon should really stop saying it is
no, gnunet is supposedly set up in such a way that so long as there is a single uncompromised node, you can't tell shit about anyone else on the network

>>156642431
>>156642382
I'll give it a shot.

But if I search "loli" and get anything but anime and doujins I'm deleting your pedo botnet right now.

>>156642521
>gnunet is not tor and that anon should really stop saying it is
he didn't imply it was
>no, gnunet is supposedly set up in such a way that so long as there is a single uncompromised node, you can't tell shit about anyone else on the network
this is not true, at least if network means what it usually does

if network means "the nodes you happen to be connected to" then yes

>>156636733
Well i have a rough idea how it works, i have questions not obvious in the autistic documentation:

1) how much passive bandwidth will it use in and out of my usage for getting files. I need to cap.
2) how much drive space do i need to help the network. Again i need to cap.
3) how much control do i have for what types of the global cache i can ignore, or is that impossible?

>>156642552
There is literally like 10 pdfs on the entire network right now - No one is using it yet.
Like I said, some of us have been waiting for the next major version release and intend to flood it with everything we own.
I could start putting things up, but I'm about to leave on a roadtrip for all of May.

>>156641142
Oh, for fucks sake. I'm a programmer. I could fucking compile this shit and install it. But it'd be pointless because unless you're gonna provide binaries for the 99% who can't there's never going to be any decent content available.

Torrents took off because they're dead fucking simple for the end user.

>>156642712
>network populated exclusively by 4chan
Yeah you just KNOW this place is going to be crawling with pizza.

Holy shit I read one post and it's like i'm already in way over my head.

One of you /g/entlemen please point me to the nearest babby's guide to understanding computer literacy/online anonymity.

>>156642774
Network security is all about having a bunch of wires between random people and making it so that people who can only see the wires can't tell who's saying what to what.

Everything else, encryption, onion routing, cover traffic, is just ways to accomplish that.

>>156642774
Are you a pedo?

If yes, then you need to do tons of research and be very careful
If no, then you don't need to care because nobody cares about anime.

>>156642712
Any ideas when the next major version will happen?

>>156642756
If by `end user' you mean wangblows user, I don't care and I hope no one in the gnunet team ever tries to pander to those retards.
If you chose to remain in a prison, you have no right to complain about this.
Under the operating systems I use, gnunet is dead fucking simple.

>>156642834
Where can I learn about the basics of networking and computers? Even OS, i've read about Windows security concerns but can't comprehend it with my current level of knowledge.

>>156642850
Paranoid is a better description. I've started downloading a lot of music and games recently along with anime. I've read about ISPs throttling or threatening with action.

>>156641553
it's like you have no idea what GNU actually is or stands for

they're 100% hardcore ideologues who don't negotiate

>>156643053
>Paranoid is a better description. I've started downloading a lot of music and games recently along with anime. I've read about ISPs throttling or threatening with action.
ISPs usually give you a warning first and it's rare that that actually happens (do you know how much normalfags pirate stuff like game of thrones on pirate bay? they have lower hanging fruit), don't waste your time unless you have to

>>156642712
>the files will come later, first you have to join us

>>156643028
It's great and all that you feel so strongly about free software. But you're using (working on?) something that by design requires a significant number of users. Without the wangblows users you're basically the niche of niche of niche and you'll never have a decent amount of content on the network.

>>156643327
it's actually a helpful mechanism to keep well-meaning tech blog readers away from 20XX GNU software that never goes anywhere

>>156643314
I didn't ask for nyaa to an hero before we were ready.

>low barrier to entry resource goes down
>here's a"simple" replacement
>you just need a new OS, a new set of skills you don't have, new hardware, and once that's done the ability to just guess exactly how the fuck the original creators set their shit up because the program can "do anything"

Fuck you /g/

>>156643306
>>156643053
Are you in the US? If so then basically you have nothing to worry about for games and anime. Nobody monitors that shit.

What will get scary warning notices relayed to you by your ISP informing you of however many strikes you've accumulated or making you watch videos on why piracy is bad before they restore your service is movies, music, and major network TV shows.

The industry companies there basically pay other companies to do nothing but sit on torrents, record IPs, trace them back to their ISP, and send letters to the ISP.

What the ISP does from there is up to their policy. A few are cool and don't give a shit because it's none of their business, others will cough up your name right away, and most have some sort of strike policy beyond which they make no promises not to divulge your private info so you can be sued for a bajillion dollars and thrown into jail for longer than a murder would have.

Someone explain to a retard how to use XDCC to get older anime, thank you.

>>156643612
>XDCC
It's just a file transfer over IRC between users. Find a network/channel with a bot setup that's sitting on a pile of anime tiddy. Message it "!help" or "help" or whatever and it'll spit instructions back to you on how to get listings and initiate transfers.

>>156643705
What anime sharing channels are there? Only ever used #bookz.

>>156643811
I have literally no idea. Haven't downloaded chinese cartoons via IRC in years.

>>156640195
/g/ has been terrible these last 5 years, what a shame. It'd be hilarious if it was just one guy with a shitposting script.

>>156644012
/g/'s had the hardest downfall of any board

>>156643811
pretty sure rizon is used for anime

>>156636733

Once i know there is a sub group dumping on GNUnet, i might go through the technical bullshit and compile this for my windows.

Compile, because these assholes have the console so far up their own ass they don't even bother to do it for the new userbase they need to build up. Make this shit easier guys.

>>156637185
Don't forget you're here forever.

>>156644111
But that's a server not a channel.

>>156637706
>What happened to nyaa?
New EU legal precedent means even watching streams or linking to pirated content can put your ass in prison for years. Nyaa got spooked.

>>156644212
>muh video games
>muh work computer
if you're gonna be an idiot, at least buy a mac. there is zero respectable reason to use windows

>>156643811
http://xdcc.horriblesubs.info/

How many people on /a/ even know what Perfect Dark is for you to use that as an example?

I mean that's basically something you only even learn exists when you're REALLY desperate for a raw

>>156643811
#news and #intel on rizon
http://intel.haruhichan.com/

>>156644298
>How many people on /a/ even know what Perfect Dark is
There are like a bunch of PD tutorials on AB and Jcafe.

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I-is it really over?
I-it's just down for a few hours or days tops, r-right?

>>156636733
just fucking use irc again.

interesting idea

let me know when it's point-and-click install because atm I have too much to learn related to my job to give time to this thing too

>>156644278
Found the retard.

>>156641213
>I'm just waiting for freebsd to support my graphics hardware, that's when I'm gonna install a usable OS.
FreeBSD has an official binary Nvidia driver same as Windows and Linux. If you're on AMD, the open source kernel driver is now the official vendor one and there's a ton of work being put in to it and the AMD side of Mesa by AMD, Valve, and Red Hat. This will percolate downstream from GNU/Linux to the BSDs in relatively short order (months, a year tops). OpenBSD actually tends to get new Mesa builds integrated before Free/Net/DragonFly.

If you're on Intel it should Just Werkz already or as soon as a newer Mesa and kernel driver make it downstream from Linux.

Won't there be absolutely no quality control? The network would be flooded with unorganized duplicates would it not?

>>156644278
A absolutely useless reply. Go troll on /v/, you might be effective.

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>>156642433
My waifu is a Chinese barbarian that's never even seen a computer, so I guess she could use that shitty Yeelong Lemote that RMS was rocking for a while.

>>156644432
aside from video games or your job requiring it, why would you choose windows in this decade

>>156644443
>off by one
this >>156639956 claims it will not, I do not know the details to explain it so ask him

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>>156643811

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>>156643705
I'm having horrific flashbacks to waiting in a queue to download bad hentai

>>156642604
3) You have no way of determining the content or ultimate destination of anything your node passes, if you did the entire anonymity thing would go out the window.
1 and 2) I'm really not sure - I've never had enough traffic to give any sort of meaningful estimate. Will be interesting to see how it scales up if people actually start to use it in mass.

>>156644381
But muh RSS downloading it all for me.

>>156643062
that would be you
i work on gnu software

>>156644518
Horriblesubs's XDCC bots are actually pretty fast, competitive with torrents unless you can pull more than 32Mbps (4MB/s) on a single swarm.

>>156644505
>general cancer edition
Already shit.

>>156644588
no you don't

>>156644664
i do

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>bakabt getting fucked
>probably gonna get warned cause my upload is shit and my torrents got fucked
>nobody leeching any Naoki Urasawa stuff so no boost to my ratio
>try freeleech
>internet goes out midway and then everyone leeching is suddenly gone
>can't get into animebytes
>mfw
TUMBLING DOWN
I don't know much else besides the ones already stated and tokyotosho, but I've never even used that.
>>156641088
idk if this really counts or is even good, but here's something
http://leopard-raws.org/

>>156644530
GNUnet actually gets faster as more traffic enters the network, at least until individuals nodes get their bandwidth saturated.

>>156644688
prove it

>>156644439
My graphics card is too new, freebsd hasn't come to support it yet. Same is true of my CPU's integrated graphics. Yes, I do actually keep up to date with this.

>>156644504
>>156644443
If the files hash the same the network will treat them as the same, because they are the same.
For QC we have GNS (their answer to DNS which is fucking based) and `zones'.
So like, if you wanted to take it upon yourself to verify content and you got people to trust you or whatever, you could set up a zone they could search and pull from. It's basically just like signing content like you do with encryption.

>>156644778
i contribute to gimp, it's not hard

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/a/ needs to see the light and start supporting free software.

>>156644856
it's a digital mixtape

>>156644856
Okay but what happens when you have all combinations of say, 3 standard resolutions and 4 sub groups? It will be a fucking mess sorting through that to get what you want.

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>>156644797
Oh well in that case you should be fine by 12.0-RELEASE if not earlier. Keep the faith, my dude. The DragonFly devs are pulling in new Mesa and kernel drivers too, so watch 4.8.x there if you like DragonFly.

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>>156644921
Shut the fuck up faggot. Free software suck dicks.

Software that cost money is better half the time.

>>156644974
Thanks.

>>156644275
>New EU legal precedent means even watching streams or linking to pirated content can put your ass in prison for years. Nyaa got spooked.

That means i won't even be able to use kisanimu? Is there a good alternative to nyaa right now?

>>156644982
free-as-in-america software*

>>156644996
AB

>>156644921
There was a big push towards at least Free browsers, clients, and media players (Firefox/Chromium, rTorrent/Transmission/Halite/Deluge/kTorrent/qBittorrent, mpv/baka-mplayer) previously. It's basically just the sharing platform and the OS that need to be changed over.

>>156644956
GNUnet is basically designed to have an organizational system similar to /the entire internet as a whole/.

Someone will set up a place to go for QC'd stuff.

>>156644956
based on my zero knowledge of GNUnet i assume you'd look for some trusted person/group who organizes the files to tell you the right one?

Is animetorrents.me shit or what? Don't see it mentioned at all.

>>156645051
Literally impossible to get into unless you know somebody. AB isn't a solution.

>>156644275
WHY NOT JUST FUCKING HOST THE SITE IN RUSSIA TO BEGIN WITH

WHY IS IT LITERALLY EVERY THREAD I ASK THIS PEOPLE REFUSE TO ANSWER

I can't take this anymore, the jews will pay with blood.

>>156645098
>rutracker

>>156644996
Nuking Brussels or getting your country to leave the EUSSR.

>>156645074
And just who will do that for free when this system is all about anonymity and decentralization?

>>156644900
That is not proof

>>156645170
no proof is needed nor will be provided

>>156645079
BBT

>>156645146
i'd assume the same people who already do it for free on different platforms, and once they gain critical mass they could keep doing it without being outed

>>156644956
I don't see how or why this would be any worse than nyaa was.
You search for something and everything in the search shows up.
You want to only see 1080p results, just add that to the search.
It's also not just searching filenames, there is great automated tagging of things, plus you can add any other arbitrary tags when you publish something.
When /g/ was testing it, we all just agreed to add a `/g/' tag to everything, some of which is still up and can be searched for.

This literally is the best thing ever, everything we've always wanted the internet and file sharing to be.

>>156645146
your friendly neighborhood autist

>>156645204
BakaBT doesn't even have an invite system so it's even more worthless than AB.
That's also not a solution.

>>156645146
It would work much the same as any other fan sites. Use word of mouth and side-channels (/a/, 8/a/, IRC, etc.) to raise awareness and you can raise funds with cryptocurrency donations instead of ads.

>>156645098
>WHY NOT JUST FUCKING HOST THE SITE IN RUSSIA TO BEGIN WITH
Euros are apparently retards who are afraid of Russia.

>>156645219
Even the biggest autists on torrent trackers look for some kind of recognition, without that nobody will want to perform janitorial duties on all the files.

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Guess I'm not inviting any of you fucks since you might drag down my account with your leeching.

>>156645251
Well I guess you're out of luck, should have got in while you could, loser.

>>156645190
Okay then. See >>156644664

>>156645279
again, i don't know how gnunet works, but i'm sure you can sign messages with the private key you use to sign your zone, meaning you can communicate in public as yourself

>>156645279
autists take joy doing one super focused thing well, they cut out the outside world and do not care beyond their own simple goals.

Harness this.

>>156645283
>we have staff-run recruiting threads on other private trackers
great, now I just need to figure out which ones.

>>156645146
Like normal encryption, you can have pseudoymity - You could have and regulate a zone completely unattached to anything in real life or on the normal internet.
Y'all should read about zones and GNS on their wobsite.

>>156645279
>Even the biggest autists on torrent trackers look for some kind of recognition
So use /a/nons. /pol/acks managed to win a six round intercontinental game of CTF versus a millionaire celebrity without any individual attention whoring, just the will of the swarm.

>>156645431
bB for one

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>>156636733
I hope the death of nyaa doesn't affect this site much.

>>156645478
There is so much wrong with this post.

So where else is there to get raw manga volumes? I don't want to deal with jcafe.

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REMINDER. DO NOT GIVE AWAY INVITES YOU IDIOTS.

Someone got BTFO last thread and they made an announcement.

>>156645526
perfect dark, DJT, share, google.

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>nyaa is dead
>sukebei died with it
>can't join the prissy sissy private sites because no invite
>even then have ISP capping my upload to 50Kb/s because they're faggots

So I'm basically fucked with zero options. Great.

>>156645506
phoneposting is the new tabs

When was the last time AB was open for applications? And have they said anything about whether or not they'll ever be open again?

>>156645587
GNUnet is the future.

Windows download where?

>>156645613

I'd be more than happy to upload and shit the ~2Tb of shit I already have, but my asshole of an ISP (which by the way, is the ONLY ISP in the entire county due to a monopoly) means I am literally incapable of keeping a good upload ratio.

>>156645633
Build it yourself from source. It should work with Cygwin or that Win10 Ubuntu userspace thingy.

>>156645757
I'm on win7, all I have is git bash and a broken copy of mingw. Is that enough?

>>156645670
fucking australia

>>156645670
Get a cheapass rackmount server on eBay, stuff it full of hard drives, install GNU/Linux or FreeBSD, and colocate it. Use that as your GNUnet node and use SFTP to pull downloaded files to your anime komputah.

>>156645782
You might need full Cygwin. GNUnet makes a lot of assumptions about a unix-like working environment.

>>156645599
but tabs are funny and ironic, whereas phoneposting is genuine and the cause of newfags and declining quality

>>156645845
phoneposting screencaps are past that point

>>156641142
sbuild link 404s

>>156636733

Is this shit actually possible to compile on Windows or do I need to use my Mac? Ugh. Garbage.

>>156646024
Even a Mac is substandard. Get a real OS. You can run this shit on a $35 RPi3 so it's not like a proper Linux computer is out of reach.

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>>156646024
Why do you mention either of those when nonharmful operating systems that actually work, are easy to install, and are a pleasure to use exist?
Has everyone but me gone mad?

>gnunet java
Does this do the filesharing stuff?

>>156646212
IIRC it's a reimplementation of the whole thing in Java, but it could just be as a library. Download it and find out.

I can imagine a system like this being entirely outlawed in many countries since it could automatically be downloading illegal content via cover traffic. Even if it's just encrypted partial files.

>>156646269
Yes, encryption is illegal in some countries. However, encryption, especially this kind of encryption, is explicitly legal in the US. Even Tor relays are protected.

Is there a site for searching through #news like the one for #intel?

java -jar gnunet-java.jar
no main manifest attribute, in gnunet-java.jar

Yeah I'm pretty sure this is just a library.

>>156646196
>a pleasure to use

>>156646317
meant to quote >>156646239

>>156646196
video games

Looks like I have to make an effort to improve my ratio on bakabt, since they've made it a pain in the ass to donate.

>>156646291
I don't mean the encryption being illegal.
Unless I'm not understanding the concept of "cover traffic" it seems like this automatically downloads random files on the network for plausible deniability. Inevitably on the internet, some of those files would be cp and eager politicans would have all the reason to shut this down.

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I'm so sad. This is the beginning of the end.
Soon they'll start knocking on our doors then force us to watch only govt approved media.
I don't want to live in a world like this

>>156646322
I hated using computers until I discovered free software.
I went from fighting my machines to get them to do anything, to jovially playing with them like the beautiful incredible important tools they are.
prison vs playground

>>156646450
The cover traffic comes from the onion routing system. Basically every concept at play here except for using routed traffic as cover traffic was already tested (legally speaking) in Tor, and all cover traffic does is make traffic analysis attacks difficult, it doesn't actually change what your machine handles.

>>156646450
tor relays already forward all network data, including cp, in the same manner

>>156646450
>Unless I'm not understanding the concept of "cover traffic"
You're not. Basically it's like Tor or IPFS - there's one giant mesh and you forward traffic for other people to disguise your own. The more people we have using it for legitimate purposes (like, say, bulk transfers of chinese cartoon mkvs) the less chance there is of a given forwarded packet being CP. At no point does any CP exist in decrypted form in memory or on your disk unless you specifically request it.

>>156646504
for 99% of use cases mac os is a better daily driver

i won't defend windows

>>156646504
Wait until you discover the Emacs rabbit hole, it's like that revelation all over again. I once ran Emacs with Spacemacs+EXWM as my Linux window manager for a few weeks. I could probably still do it full time if it didn't buttfuck my laptop's battery life.

>>156646574
freebsd > osx though

same basic kernel so don't even go there

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>have to learn GNU just to watch animu now

/g/ was right all along

>>156646605
aqua is significantly better than freebsd's offerings

>>156646605
>same basic kernel
I want this meme to die. OS X uses a hybrid-kernel fork of Mach with some FreeBSD userspace utilities. It's closer to fucking GNU Hurd than FreeBSD at the kernel level since both are Mach-derived and use Mach-O binaries instead of ELF.

>>156646638
that's literally a UI thing and you could recreate it in ~10 minutes in an image editor

>>156646196
I'm a pleb with zero compiling knowledge. I don't know where I would be if it wasn't for torrents and irc dccc

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>>156646637
>didn't jump ship to Linux when the 10 abomination spawned

>>156646637
If you're already using a Linux-compatible browser, torrent client, and anime-playing application it's really not a big deal unless VIDYA GAEMS, and if you have the right hardware you can still game at native speed from a Windows VM which gets shut down and locked away when not in use. That's a topic for another thread, though. >>>/g/fglt

>>156642117
There are laws to protect you in situations where you accidentally download stuff you shouldn't be downloading/looking at in the first place. Calm down.

>>156646574
OSX stopped being usable after 10.6 when it became a cellphone operating system.

So what's the percentage of anime watching people who understand this thread and can use this thing to usher in a golden age of anime pirating?

>>156646717
Can confirm, I bought a Mac in 2014 and it runs Arch now. Modern OS X is A SHIT. It's like the quality difference between DBZ and Super.

>>156637185
Or you could stream it.

>>156646653
if it takes ~10 minutes in an image editor to duplicate a decent desktop environment then why have linux and bsd communities spent decades fucking around?

>>156646732
Something like 10%

Which is enough to gain critical mass, but people need to actually do it

>>156646752
Because they have literally no idea what they're doing.

Does gnunet use a random unity file system like Perfect Dark to increase file retention, or do you need to actively have the client pointing at a file to have it available?

>yuropeans literally have to pay for a subscription fee of letting 5 refugees in your house in order to watch laotian scribbles for "free"
Can't make this shit up

>>156646799
It has something similar to what PD has but it's not as aggressive.

Perfect Dark?Isn't that some game?

>>156646826
no the other perfect dark

>>156646671
Where does this `I have to know how to program and compile software to use GNU' maym come from?
I've been a stallman tier freetard for years and have never had to do any programming, scripting, compiling etc.
Things are easier for me than they've ever been.
Everything just works.

Is there a name for Windows user Stockholm Syndrome?

>tfw helped pioneer gnunet will /g/ in 2015

>>156646826
Not anymore, looks like.

>>156646839
same

>>156646752
He's talking out of his asshole. Aqua is a fundamentally different design philosophy than Linux and the BSDs ("Ein OS, ein API, ein Fuhrer" vs. "build it yourself lmao") so there are behavioral differences that piss users of one off about the other at the graphical layer. At the shell layer they're all unixlikes and you can adapt from one to the other in about five minutes of editing your shell's rc file and dicking around with system services.

First all the game torrent sites and kickass died, then the anime torrent sites died. I think it's time for me to get into outdoor hobbies.

>>156645804
>>156645670
Or just get a linode or some shit as a seedbox.

>>156646838
>Where does this `I have to know how to program and compile software to use GNU' maym come from?
The 1990s. Linux usability was pretty grim until Ubuntu and Fedora started pushing forward.

>>156646877
But anon, where will I get my manga and light novels? Is there a good alternative for LN especially? I was planning on getting some today.

>>156646838
Maybe somebody will make a browser or program that conveniently launched in Windows like they did for tor

>>156646888
VPSes with multiple terabytes of storage are about the same price as a 1U colo that you can stuff with 4x6TB.

>>156639478
>EU requires proprietary subscription software to watch
I'm EU but I'm also Balkan
Can't tell me what to do

>>156636733
you know what else is dead forever OP?

my self esteem

join our discord it helps with the existential dread


sort of
https://discord.gg/9kkEZZb

>>156646907
Guess you'll have to learn Japanese and import them from Japan

>>156646932
Joining with similar people to face the problem or just wallow in misery?

>>156646966
not him but i'm already doing this

>>156646860
it was a rhetorical question

trends aside, "unix with a decent interface" is macos' major appeal

>>156646907
Mangas from Goddess

>>156646908
There's literally no point in porting anonymity software to Win10. You're cornholed at every level of the OS already. Every non-cornholed version of Windows is rapidly falling off the support wagon, with Windows 7 going EOL in January 2020 and 8.1 in January 2023. I don't know why the Tor folks bother.

>>156646982
What is the pricing like? I imagine going through customs and all that would jack it up.

>>156646799
It's not at all like PD in how you have to sacrifice some of your harddrive as a cache.
It's more like torrents in that if a file has only been published by a single person and they are not online, you might be able to see that it exists, but the data is not there to download - But, if multiple people have it published, you can download from all of them.
Ideally, gnunet is run as a daemon with a dedicated user in the background at startup - So it does it's thing and you don't have to worry about it. You can then tell it to publish or search for things from your normal user.

>>156646932
>Discord
I'd rather some IRC channel.

So what do we use now that nyaa is dead?

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>EU Jews take down nyaa
We fucking told you retards.

We told you about Jews and the EU

>>156647044
gnunet, see the op

>>156646979
>FL
>not literally frozen

>>156647044
Your brain.

>>156646907
Baka-tsuki still exists for LNs.

>>156647044
I don't know, use meme magic to create some new one stop pirate center or something?

>>156647044
Netflix

>>156636733
>everything i love is taken down one by one
Good thing i'll have full time job soon, so i can just forget about this shitty mess, although i will never forget how much i hate jews.

>>156647013
Assuming Microsoft doesn't directly go after Tor, more users on the network is better for everyone else.

>>156647055
I don't really feel safe downloading a program to download anime. That is why nyaa was so easy.

>>156647102
How did you use torrents?

>>156647102
this is some spicy bait

>>156647085
>Good thing i'll have full time job soon, so i can just forget about this shitty mess
Spoiler: many of us ITT do and it still hurts.

>>156647102
That's why it's Free Software and open source, so you can inspect it yourself or get someone you trust to inspect it for you.

>>156647053
>/pol/
>right in any way after a couple of years before /pol/harbor.

>>156646838
>I have to know how to program and compile software to use GNU' maym come from?
Read the OP, you have to compile GNUnet

>>156647137
>That's why it's Free Software and open source, so you can inspect it yourself or get someone you trust to inspect it for you.
Just like OpenSSL!

>>156645098
Do you want your data stored on Russian servers, unencrypted, available to police at first request? I'm sorry anon, internet in Russia isn't what it used to be

>>156647129
Now if you could only off yourself, that'd be great frogposter.

>>156647184
>what is LibreSSL
>what is BoringSSL
>what is the flow of upstream patches coming from those projects

>>156647155
/pol/ is more right now than it has ever been.

>>156647189
Which police are we talking about

>>156647201
Projects that came _after_ the major long-lasting vulnerability?

Nobody actually audits free software. Nobody gives a fuck until bad things happen.

>>156647155
The lawyers with boner for copyright enforcement are al literal Jews, anon.

>>156647165
Only if you're a retarded Wangblows user.
Every major distribution of the GNU operating system has GNUnet packaged.

Ok but seriously what do we use now?
Don't want to use shitty gnu

>>156637185
this

>>156647232
>Nobody actually audits free software.
But that's wrong you retard. OpenSSL was the exception because its codebase was crap. Other major open source projects routinely audit themselves or have companies do it for them.

>>156647237
I have nothing against antisemitism, /pol/ is just shit.

>>156647265
Nut up and use GNUnet. Your butthurt doesn't change the fact that Windows is fundamentally broken and the best privacy software doesn't work that well on it.

>>156645098
why is it always sweden too?

>>156647165
>you have to compile GNUnet
Do you now?

$ apt search gnunet
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
gnunet/unstable 0.10.1-4 amd64
GNU's framework for secure peer-to-peer networking (meta)

gnunet-dbg/unstable 0.10.1-4 amd64
GNU's framework for secure peer-to-peer networking (debug)

gnunet-dev/unstable 0.10.1-4 amd64
GNU's framework for secure peer-to-peer networking (development)

gnunet-fuse/unstable 0.10.0-2+b1 amd64
secure, trust-based peer-to-peer framework (fuse filesystem client)

gnunet-gtk/unstable 0.10.1-5+b1 amd64
GNU's framework for secure peer-to-peer networking (GTK+ client)

gnunet-gtk-dev/unstable 0.10.1-5+b1 amd64
GNU's framework for secure peer-to-peer networking (GTK+ client development)

>>156647297
I'm not saying I disagree with you anon, but no one is going to use GNUnet.

>>156647340
they said that about mpv too

I've looked at GNUnet before but why should I use it now? Is there any anime to be found?

>>156647278
Commercially supported or developed open source projects do, that's basically it. Lotta fundamental building blocks never get touched, because that's just somebody else's problem.

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>>156647155
Nigger Jewish lawyers and Eurocrats did this. Honestly I think that we're going to eventually have another GamerGate situation or else we're completely fucked.

Next time you fuckers better contribute if you don't want to lose anime forever.

>>156647308
Sweden has a history of fast home bandwidth and, until recently, copyright law that didn't give a fuck. A lot of the older parts of the European internet are in the Netherlands (mainly Amsterdam) and Sweden.

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Whats wrong with irc XDCC?
There's more stuff there than we had on nyaa.

>>156647020
I've imported manga from honto.jp (to the US) for less than it costs to go to Barnes and Noble and buy translated manga. I assume LNs are similarly priced.

>>156647359
Nyaa is dead which means that other web based piracy platforms are gonna start hitting the gallows too. Better to get people to use gnunet (which is basically good secure anonymous limewire) now before we end up in this situation again.

>>156647385
>XDCC
Fuck off.

>>156647385
It's slow as fuck.

>>156647380
Seriously fuck off already.

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how is openssl being used as an example for anything here?
it was able to be found and patched because it was free software
had it not been, this would not have been possible
most software is shit and full of vulnerabilities, free software at least allows for the possibility of these being discovered and fixed
by bringing up this example you are only strengthening the thing you were seemingly trying to argue against
how on earth is this supposed to make any sense
what am I not understanding here?

>>156647385
IRC XDCC is still centralized and generally only serves content from groups that are still active. I've got dozens of gigs of anime from now-defunct fansub groups that I can share via bittorrent or GNUnet.

>>156647385
How do I look up channels and servers for stuff?

>>156647385
>XD
>>>/out/

What is stopping people from going to the Horriblesubs site to get their anime?

>>156636733
I'm on board

Publishing everything I have

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>>156647385
They don't want to install Hexchat, the true successor to mIRC.

I feel like we're living in an internet nowadays where NEW websites (about anything) appear less and less often than they used to and everything is centralized. Then we get fucked because everything is centralized.

>>156644484
we /g/ now good to know

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>>156645457
>>156647155
>>156647214
>>156647286

https://youtu.be/cSg9c4E3KU0?t=2m46s

go to 2 minutes, 46 seconds if the time stamp doesn't work.
like it or not, hundreds, potentially thousands of literal normalfags will google and come to 4chan because it was mentioned. This website was already spiraling into the mainstream, especially with /pol/'s explosive growth.

Face it, 'muh sekrit club' is doomed.

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>>156647433
Why is /a/ so fucking passive? The jew from Fakku fuckers over your hentai doujins and you do nothing. EU Jews take down nyaa and you do fucking nothing.

At least /v/ and /pol/ fucking fight and sometimes win, you faggots don't even try to protect your hobby.

>>156646482
>tfw can only watch Avatar because it looks like anime

>>156647439
Everyone is still on the state of confusion, give it rest a day or two.

>>156647439
>how is openssl being used as an example for anything here?
The rest of your post is all true, but "you can trust it's safe because it's open source" is a myth that needs to die.

>>156647495
You only realized this trend? It's the fossilization of the internet.

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>gnunet doesn't have any sort of ratio or way to measure upload
>normalfags won't like it solely because they won't be able to measure their epeen

Anyone here have a bakabt invite?
Please I desperately need one.

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/g/fags pushing their agenda amidst our Nyaa funeral, do you guys have absolutely no decency? Nobody is going use that overly complicated gnu-something for pirating stuff PRECISELY because it's overly complicated. The NSA knows what you're doing, regardless of whether you have Windows or some hipster system installed.

Please kindly get out. Even if Nyaa does not come back, there will be something for us to use after. Come back when you've polished your alternatives to the point where you can get a file to download under 4 clicks, maybe we'll consider it.

>>156647221
Roskomnadzor will block the website and takes legal action if it hosts illegal content and actual police, in case you are distributing illegal materials, which includes seeding (apparently, even hosting tor nodes used for that purpose counts since they don't care what tor is)

>>156647495
It's all about monopolies

>>156647573
the point isn't anonymity, the point is it's decentralized

anonymity is a bonus so that copyright holders can't go after scene groups

>>156647519
Give him a few months without access to any new CGDCT or harem and he'll be ready to wage war soon.

>>156647468
Basically join rizon then #news
@find anime or use the link on topic.
Use hexchat for better experience.

>>156647433
He's right. It's literally Jews behind this.
>Jewish lawyers suing people
>Jewish lawmakers in Brussels
>Jews in Hollywood pushing US lawmakers towards ever longer and more restrictive copyright terms
Nobody's saying it's time to GTKRWN, but you have to at least know who your enemy really is before you can work against them.

>>156647439
Longstanding bugs that get found and patched in Free Software are the preferred "AHA, I WAS RIGHT TO USE WINDOWS" rationalization and have been for well over a decade now, other than "MUH VIDYA GAEMZ." It's stupid, but there's no rational reason to use Windows on bare metal anymore other than peer pressure, so they squirm to avoid admitting fault.

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>>156647422

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>>156647508
God dammit this shit needs to stop

>>156647573
Like search engines in qbittorrent.

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So, who is up for updating pic related's .xml file for new packet sites? I did it around 2013, but I forgot what was needed.

I don't care what the alternative is just give me back my RSS feed.

>>156647573
It's not like you'll be forced to install gentoo or something, you can still visit whoever provide your chinese cartoon and use the magnet link or download the torrent directly from their site in the meantime.

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>>156647647

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>>156636733
Alright, so how does this shit work? I've got it up and running and I'm "publishing" Wings of Honneamise, can anybody just search for it and download it from me or is there something else I have to do?

>>156647647
we can't all use IRC it's not feasible, the bots don't have enough bandwidth.

>>156647678
Nice choice, you doing gud.

>>156647044

Call /pol/. Maybe they can help us. I mean they might have some leftover mememagic.

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So hexchat would be the next best thing to use now?

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Why not set up an anime sharing Discord channel?
Nobody would be able to see it, since it's pretty much invite only and the devs don't really give a fuck as long as it's not CP.

>>156647716
discord already monitors posted information, they've banned people for posting loli already

>>156647584
Why is rutracker still going on

https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/wiki/Unofficial-search-plugins
So which one?

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>>156647618
>Nobody's saying it's time to GTKRWN
Why not?

>>156647709
No because >>156647698

>>156647698
Most people are too lazy to do anything other than click a torrent. This will require 2-3 clicks. :^)

>>156647519
>huge internet fight.jpg
Because /pol/ and /v/ are the best things that happened to 4chan.

>>156647573
>Please kindly get out. Even if Nyaa does not come back, there will be something for us to use after. Come back when you've polished your alternatives to the point where you can get a file to download under 4 clicks, maybe we'll consider it.
No, you dumb motherfucker, it won't. The goal of these lawsuits and crackdowns is to shut down all piracy everywhere through fear, and it's working - nyaa wasn't even targeted directly. The only way to fight back is to switch to systems that architecturally can't be scraped, tracked, and tied to an owner the way a website or a clearnet torrent swarm can. This necessarily raises the bar on complexity a bit, but gnunet itself takes all of 30 seconds to install if you're on OS X or Linux or BSD and you can start using a pointy clicky interface right away. Windows, as has been said before, is fundamentally no longer usable for private, illicit work, and you need to get that through your stupid fucking weeb heads before you wind up in jail.

>>156637185

You're posting on /a/ bud. Ever consider that?

>>156647622
We're already dead. Consider migration if your fears come to pass.

>>156647616
Rizon still alive?

>>156647709
If everyone hogging XDCC it wouldn't be feasable choice, or at least you'll be forced to wait like a couple of days to download new release since the bandwidth will be slayed hard.

>>156647609
Centralization is fine as long as backups exist in law-less regions of the world. This is all happening because Nyaa was hosted in Europe.

If the alternative is to use something like what was described in this thread, then yes torrents will be around for a while longer. Or do people expect a society that won't even seed torrents they just downloaded to keep bits and pieces of files you don't want and don't even know what they are on their machines for the sake of others? It'll never take off.

>>156647385
searching content has a ton of limitations. If you rely on only what's currently coming out from a specific group that works fine, but old stuff or trying to find a something uncommon is pretty much impossible. Plus it can get annoying hopping servers and channels.

A new website will pop up in less than a week or we go back to the irc days and anime scene loses a bunch of dumb newfags

>>156647775
They've accomplished more than /a/.

Without /v/ vidya would have been taken over by SJW's and walking simulators.

>>156647776
>tyrone who murdered someone asks why you are in jail
>because of torrenting your chinese cartoons

>>156647812
Literally the only problem with this thread is that gnunet doesn't have binary downloads, and that can be fixed.

>>156647678
It might take a minute to connect to peers.
do you get any output from
$ gnunet-core
or
$ gnunet-peerlist
?

I've been between OSs recently and don't have it set up.
Currently installing and will be able to help and check things here in a minute.

>>156636733
>using a botnet

>>156647760
Because the normies aren't aware of the JQ enough yet. Trump seems to be doing a magnificent job of trolling the Jews into outing themselves as subversive, elitist, nation-wrecking globalists by shouting OY VEY ANTISEMITISM whenever he criticizes those groups, but it takes time for those memes to seep into the normie gestalt.

>>156644596
>32Mbps
I'm sure that great if you're in Australia.

>>156647803
My only solace is the knowledge that no one will ever cross over into the slowest boards. Might be time to start taking an interest in origami.

>>156647776
>The goal of these lawsuits and crackdowns is to shut down all piracy everywhere through fear
Don't they make a bunch of money on lawsuits? If piracy went away a big source of income would go away too.

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>>156647709
has been for a long time because it's open source

>>156647716
>discord
no

>>156647747
If you're using private trackers those plugins are pretty useful.

>>156647840
/v/ scared the heck out of those windmills

>>156644596
>32Mbps (4MB/s)
Is this your idea of fast?

>>156647519
Well, I do download Fakku rips from Sukebei ;_;
The main difference is how both of those are illegal shit. You can try and fight it, but you will lose.