Public Tracker Appreciation Thread

>>62451753
fucking kek

>One of my 32 cores is over 50% use

RRREEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>62451753
to be quite honest with you family this is still better that ads.

>>62452227
>https://coin-hive.com/lib/coinhive.min.js
>defaultThreads=navigator.hardwareConcurrency||4;
>One core
You tried.

I actually didn't have a chance to use torrents in ages

>netflix and hbo go have all the movies and series I need
>spotify just works
>embraced the botnet
>wouldn't ever use pirated software anyways cuz pussy and I pay for my photoshop and other shit anyways
>not playing games

honestly I don't even have torrent client installed right now and see no need for it

>>62452246
Unironically this
Don't use public trackers anymore anyway though

I wish I could get in the piracy game. I actually download films and such for use in my classroom, and finding safe places to download things is not exactly easy.

Used to use IPT but got banned. Now I just use rarbg, 1337x and TPB and it does the job.

>>62451753
What can you even mine if you browse the site for three minutes?

If you ask me this is a decent idea as an alternative to ads for high traffic sites, as long as they don't decide to use 100% of my CPU. They should be transparent about it though.

>>62451753
>It's actually real

Does Zeronet have a clone of tpb yet?

>>62452442
TPB is the number one torrent site in the world, 3 minutes by 1 million people a day is roughly 50,000 hours, that's major.

>>62451753
>running public js
lol

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>>62451753
ty op for telling me

>>62452467
>as long as they don't decide to use 100% of my CPU
>>62452227
On a modern browser that script with its current settings uses 80% of 4 logical cores by default/

>>62452246
To be quite honest with you family this rapes the mobile device battery.

>>62452495
>this rapes the mobile device battery.
Good
FUCK mobileshitters
They shouldn't be on a torrent site anyway

>>62452482
Is it though - there is surely a minimum unit of work, which considering BTC difficult even 4 year ago, is likely more than 3 minutes of a single core on a lowend shitbox or phone that is allowing the JS to run.

Maybe I'm wrong, they're trying it on anyway, so maybe some idiots leave it on long enough or something?

>>62452442
>>62452515
The average desktop CPU with 2 threads generates about ~20 hashes a second using this system, the result is negligible for smaller sites but TPB is a pretty big site with high traffic volume. According to their statistics a site with 10-20 regular visitors would make ~$30 a month at current rates.

>>62451753
nyaa

>>62452509
>on a torrent site
These js miners will spread like aids everywhere tho.

>it will become impossible to use the web without joining a bitcoin mining botnet in your lifetime
it's a brave new world

>>62452523
Fair enough then.
>>62452535
Bet on it.

>>62452535
Even better. Every cancerous normalfag browsing any site from their phone deserves death.

>>62452548
>not just disabling js
is it so hard - actually, wait, don't...

>>62452561
>you must enable javascript to use this site

>>62451753
If there's a reason to use noscript, this is it.

I don't see it...

>>62452556
True, but real talk this is going to actively hurt the planet a lot for a few chinks gains

>>62452266
>Be me.
>Be destitute
>Can't qualify as NEET, tried.
>Dead end job that pays barely 10 an hour.
>No options.
>23.

>Can't spare time or even bother with Ratios on private trackers.
>Have to use Public trackers for ebooks for self education

It's either public tracker or nothing. I can't afford actual books. I can't get on a private tracker.

Should I just kill myself? Serious question.

>>62452575
Go to browse, it's not on the frontpage

>>62452515
Assuming 500,000 people visit TPB a day and use it for 3 minutes, you still have 25,000 hours of work a day which probably balances out. This is of course rough numbers, I don't exactly know much about it. I'd mine Ethereum instead due to no ASIC competition, if possible.

>>62452575
Browse or search for anything

>>62452561
>having to do thing
I'm entitled to having it Just Work™.

>>62452569
Don't use the site, simples!
That or just stop eveything after it's done rendering.

Unless mozerella removed it (wouldn't put it past them) the STOP button kills all running JS and GIFs too...
Let the page load then STOP.

I can see this replacing stuff like adfly for download portals as ads become less and less profitable
>calculate X hashes before proceeding to download

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They can't keep getting away with it!

>>62452603
Well I even forgot my own fucking setup!
So it must of been a while ago (maybe even 3.5>3.6?) but FF did remove the stop button for the combined stop/reload button, which effectively took away the normal stop behavior.
You can restore it with an extension which I already had.
The extension will stop working with FF57 though apparently, so mozzarella really are killing it once and for all.

extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/active-stop-button/

>>62451753
I was annoyed upon first seeing this, but the more I think about it, the better a solution it seems.
>better than an annoying ad
>better than harvesting private info and sending to russia
>better than promoting specific content/endorsing shady VPNs/whatever
They have to make money somehow. I actually love TPB (huge selection, trusted user system, lots of comments and general activity, minimal design apart from all the ad code) and would be happy to pay a small monthly fee in exchange for an ad-free, mining-code-free, generally-bullshit-free version of it.

>>62452655
wait, doesnt it stop whe you hit 'esc' ? fucking jews

>10 years on the future
>"Top 10 reasons why using NoScript is literally thievery and killing the internet as we know it"

>>62452473
who

Wait, why is that not showing up anywhere in my HTML source? thepiratebay.org right?

ublock/privacybadger don't see the link and Chrome network manager has no outbound traffic to the link (it's not in source either)

>>62452266
>I'm a normie, look at me!

what's even the purpose of your post?

>>62453018
It's not on the homepage.

it's thepiratebay.org/browse

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>>62453018
It's there, just not the homepage

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heh

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This shit is going to spread like cancer

blocked bitch

>>62452584
books are very small
libgen, booksc's sister site for books, etc. are better than trackers

Is this the future of the internet?
Will Hiro implement this on top of the malware here?

Just went on thepiratebay.org and didn't get any of this
What am I doing wrong, I wanted to see it too

>>62453309
>>62453066

>>62453177
>libgen, booksc's sister site for books, etc. are better than trackers
>better than Bibliotik
uhm, no, sweetie

>>62453018
>screenshot clearly says thepiratebay.org/browse
>thepiratebay.org right?
fucking retard kys

>>62452227
>One of my 32 cores is over 50% use

>>62453114

wew

Is there a way for an AV or extension to prevent this from happening?

>Not just using the qBittorrent search enigine

The best video,music,game client /store on the planet

The internet was a mistake. Fuck you people for spreading your asshole wide and thinking this is acceptable and a good alternative to a(i)ds.

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>>62453433
Are you fucking serious?
>>>/v/

There must be a way to fight back, corrupt the mining results or something.

>>62453591
get a faulty cpu, one of those FDIV bug ridden ones

>>62453391
edgy

>>62453628
>I cant read

Doing this without the user's knowledge or consent is shady as fuck, but it's an interesting concept.
4chins could add an opt-in to start the script, and just have it run while you browse.

People spend hours here so there's more potential.

>>62453687
No, force it. But only on the NSFW boards.

>>62453753
Great, so we get 19 seconds of mining before they cum and close the tab.

what happens when all the coins is mined?

>>62453177
I've looked, not great selection. I want Physic's textbooks, Chem and Planetary Science books. I need to learn because I can't go to college...

>>62453384
Kill myself it is

>>62451753
Not just a tracker but a search engine http://www.digbt.org/

>>62454406
>Kill myself it is
???

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>>62454437
Not all are long for this world, Anon. I had made a post on /pol/ about it, it was quickly deleted.

And a drunk anon on an anonymous user board announcing it is equivalent to a single tree in the forest announcing it's demise. A short, punctuated thud. The only noise that will be heard among the others.

This shit is great.

Everyone and their grandma will be embracing their inner jew and forcing this script to run with 100% CPU utilization, killing everyone's battery and forcing their fans to go into leafblower mode. You won't be able to block it either because people will just host it on their own site so people can't just block the coin-base.com domain.

People will get mad and finally realize that all the slowness they experience on the web, and the reason why their iPhone CurrentGen-1 feels like its 10 years old, is because rather than the hardware getting older, websites are getting more bloated. And they will all blame Javascript.

A new trend will arise where websites competes in who can make the lightest, fastest website with the least amount of Javascript, using CSS instead for animations and fancy effects. Javascript will be seen as something from the 90s, and something used only for backend like Node.JS and the likes. Apple will eventually remove Javascript from Safari just like they did flash.

Javascript kill when?

>2017
>not using private trackers

jesus christ

>>62454372
Im not gone explain bitcoin to you anon, but lets say that mining will always make money as long as bitcoin have value.

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>>62451753
This? Chrome auto-blocks it

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Same thing with /browse if you fags are being nitpicky

>>62451753
BUT WHEN MY MAGNETICOD ??????

>>62451753
How would a script on a website be able to maintain usage of a site visitor's CPU/GPU?

>>62452227
>What is x32

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>>62453105
Zsolti, menjél aludni

>>62454678
what are you even doing on /g/, did you get lost?

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Heh heh, not a problem for me.

>>62454736
>NoScript
Just block it in the router/hosts file faggot. NoScript won't protect your other devices

>>62454782
MY OTHER DEVICES AREN'T ON PIRATE BAY, FAGGOT

What's a no nonsense VPN with 10TB/mo bandwidth

>>62454803
What about your family?
Oh wait, NoSrciptkiddies don't have families

>>62454834
This is getting progressively stupider. I tip my nonexistent fedora to you, good sir and I bid you a goodnight.
*wooshes away*

>>62452584
Join MAM, it's really easy and it's pretty much effortless to get ratio since they have a karma system. If you want I can give you some points to start out

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Ok

>>62452584
yes reddit, you should kill yourself after a post like that.

>>62454406
Bib has shit selection for textbooks too, even worse than libgen.

>>62453056
It's relevant to the discussion and provides a unique insight?

>>62455055
>being a normie
>unique insight

>>62455098
this

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Newfag here. Is peerblock an effective way of hiding my torrenting from my isp? If not, whats the safest way to torrent
>inb4 "dont torrent"

>>62455243
No
Seedbox

>>62455243
>hiding my torrenting from my isp?
>ISP
lmao no, you tard
Mind explaining to me what you think peerblock does?

>>62455272
I thought it blocked other ip addresses from seeing what your doing

>>62455324
No, it only blocks peers from connecting to you.
That doesn't matter anyway when your IP is announced to everyone even if they can't connect. That's how torrents work.
Your ISP can see you torrenting unless you have a VPN or force encryption in your torrent client.

ISPs don't care about torrenting, they only care about DMCA letters.
So you either use a VPN to hide your IP, use a seedbox, or use private trackers.
>>>/g/ptg

>>62455243
Regardless of how you hide it, your ISP is going to know you're torrenting when they see you in the top 0.1% of data use. The good news is they don't care.

>post cooldowns removed
>the only thing that determines how often you can post is how fast you can solve the coin miner captcha
>phoneposters eternally BTFO
>finally a real reason to upgrade from your old C2D

>>62452584
I have the money to pay for things but I pirate anyway. I have no reason other than if I don't have to pay I won't.

Man life is great.

>>62453451
This

>>62455649
I spend more a seedbox than I would on normieflix because I have the money and it's worth the feeling of moral superiority. Fuck the movie and music industry.

>>62451753
rutracker

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Didn't even notice it because umatrix had already blocked it.

>>62451753
>running js

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I actually run a bakery and we have a website where customers can place orders and look at our products.
What would be the implication of adding something like that to my website? Is it illegal? Normies won't even know why they fan switched on all of a sudden, they will never suspect it's coming from a bakery website.

Also I do some occasional web design job for friends and family and their small businesses, could I add that to their site too?

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gg

>>62455866
go for it, enjoy the $$

>With just 10–20 active miners on your site, you can expect a monthly revenue of about 0.3 XMR (~$31).

I'm pretty sure there are more effective solutions to monetize 20 concurrent users.

>>62455911
>~$31
Yes but if the current trend follows, that will be $300 in 12 months. Hold on to it and don't sell yet!

>>62455098
Holy shit, btfo

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psst..

nothing personnel kids

I unironically endorse this over ads.

>>62452495
What are you torrenting on your phone?

>>62456049
he's torrenting mangas, and loliporn

>>62451753
Is extracting $0.01 worth of bitshekels from your cpu really so much to ask?

>>62454372
Miners are compensated with newly minted coins and through miners fees

After all the coins are minted then they'll be compensated just with the miners fees

>>62454591
No, websites will just have the miner execute for a max of 60 seconds and then the goyim will never notice

>>62455866
Just put a "by continuing to use our site, you agree to our terms and conditions" thing at the top

>>62455866
I wouldn't recommend putting a miner for your own wallet in your friend's website. That's probably illegal.

>>62452471
Its not
t. currently browsing piratebay

>>62456155
It is
Check the source on thepiratebay.org/browse, not just thepiratebay.org

>>62451753
Fake. Page is only 177 lines long on the home page. coin-base.org link doesn't exist.

>>62456165
Thats what I did
Its not there

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>>62456198

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>>62456189
>>62456198
Are you literally retarded?

>>62453451
the best solution

To block it, add this to your ublock.

https://coin-hive.com

wss://ws001.coin-hive.com
wss://ws002.coin-hive.com
wss://ws003.coin-hive.com
wss://ws004.coin-hive.com
wss://ws005.coin-hive.com
wss://ws006.coin-hive.com

>>62456042
>2000+17
>noscript
>when uMatrix is way more customisable
Noscript cucks btfo

>>62451753
>it's real
jesus fuck

>>62456228
>not using both
????

Does TPB even have ads?

>>62452266
Australia here we've all gon back to torrenting because nothing gets released here even on streaming/digital download

get fucked americuck

I work somewhere with free wifi, I just bring my laptop in to work and torrent movies and music everyday. I feel safe because it's not my internet and I always use GNU plus Linux when I share music and movies. Fuck niggers

rarbg ftw

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>>62454701
lol'd

>>62456209
Just came back from breakfast and its there now, after refreshing the page

>>62456393
>breakfast

But it's only midnight. You go to Denny's?

>>62456564
>amerifat doesn't know about timezones

>>62454736
link the cute theme

>>62456591
You mean U, S, and A timezones>

>>62456564
>what are timezones

I don't see how this can be an issue, I'm not a JS person, so can't really tell for sure. This only works as long as you're on the webpage, right?
And given how slow JS is, hashrate would be ass.
On top of that, who the hell can manage to keep tpb open for long enough for their browser to mine any amount of coin?
This would be a lot more effective on a website that keeps hundreds of thousands of people online for hours on end. It would work great on 4chan, Reddit, imgur, Facebook, and other time waste websites.

>>62455714
Same reason I go through the effort of joining private trackers

>>62452371
it isn't piracy until you burn that shit to discs and sell them.

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>>62452548
Well yeah.

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>>62456342

Better but still riddled with onclick garbage

>>62454874
How do I block it?

>>62451753
D E V I L I S H

soulseek, rutracker, rarbg
>>62457175
what is ad blocker

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>>62457195
Install umatrix, go to the TPB page and click coinbase until it goes red like in my image.

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>>62456227
Comprehensive list of miners to filter when?

>>62452586
>>62452599
Nope, it's not there.
Are you browsing without adblock?

>>62456209
It's not there. Maybe they removed it in the last few hours...

>>62457249
Thanks. Is there a way to set umatrix for 4chan?

Why pay for a VPN when it's easy enough to torrent over open proxies? The proxy owner spying on your traffic isn't an issue since it's just generic tv / film data, not personal data. The only thing that matters is hiding your ip from the copyright trolls. If you are that concerned you can always chain open proxies.

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>>62457321
Well it's like a little mosaic board, you just press the green to allow and red to block on any website so of course it works for 4chan. And alterations you make to 4chan won't affect other websites and so on. If the default options annoy you, you can turn the default blocking and default allow options under 'My Rules' or enable or disable the matrix for specific websites. It's very flexible and great to use.

>>62455359
With 70 GB Xbone games and 4K Netflix now any normie can be on the top 0.1%.

>>62457340
because proxies are so slow it's not even funny.
i remember doing this when spotify wasn't available this side of the pond and it hang on fucking MP3s.
(good thing it only needed to check for your location once a month)

>>62457280
I'm not seeing it either. I disabled uBlock Origin of course but still nothing.

So if I just add "127.0.0.1 coin-shitter.com" to my hosts file I'm ok?

>>62457404
It's just not there anymore >>62457338
They probably removed it as soon as people started complaining.

>>62457507
add the websocket shit too

https://coin-hive.com

wss://ws001.coin-hive.com
wss://ws002.coin-hive.com
wss://ws003.coin-hive.com
wss://ws004.coin-hive.com
wss://ws005.coin-hive.com
wss://ws006.coin-hive.com

>>62451753
I wonder if they haven't rolled this out to all regions yet. I was not able to get the script to show up in the source.

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>>62456227
Seems like an easy alternative.

>>62457803
Shit! Now I know what I could've used that Pi for!

>>62457824
or just block it in your browser hmm

>>62457829
Oh, nevermind about the Pi thing then.

>>62457841
If you're Pi is just sitting there, it's not a bad use for it.

>>62457854
No, that's my workmate who had one being unused and spare. Turned it down initially due to me saying "I would find such a good use for it unlike you".

Pi 2 though. Would be good enough?

>>62457869
Probably, it doesn't require much to run.
https://pi-hole.net/
I run mine on my VM server with 512MB RAM. It does do just fine with 256MB though.

>>62451753
delete! you give hiroshimoot a really really bad idea

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>>62451753
So that's why my CPU usage went through the roof

>>62458075
use torrentz2.eu instead

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGLb1_KgPyc

lol fuck these cunts

HOSTS BLOCKED

>>62452662
Yes maxing out my cpu for you own personal profit sure is better to me!

>>62455742
Until they embed like 12 miners at the same time.

>>62456049
>What are you torrenting on your phone?
'this' as in js miners in general. you're an idiot if you think they'll only stick to torrent sites.

>>62452266
I and probably most of us just use it for misc porn, high res music and some older games

>>62456236
There's nothing noscript does that umatrix can't do.

>>62456236
uMatrix makes NS redundant and it's also easier to use

>>62458188
What would you prefer? (Except for receiving the site completely free with no ads or other unwanted code).

>>62452584
>paying to pirate
kek

>>62451753
What's wrong with coinhive? You guys NEVER click on ads. Have you every donate? I bet you didn't.

Coin-hive is like last battalion for website owners.

>>62458188
Server is not free

Honestly I think that's a pretty good alternative to ads.

Tried it on my site and made $30 in around 10 hours, might be an alternative to ads, but would have to be set on a low speed to not hog all the users CPU, 1 thread at 20% should be fine.

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>>62451753
HOLY FUCKING SHIT ITS TRUE

OP NOT A FAG

It's not that profitable than you think. Each user's hash power is like 20h/s, which doesn't mean a shit.

Still ad is more fucking viable than those mining scripts. (Also as it is becoming hard to mine it will be remembered as a failed technology)

>>62460780
Hmm.... Maybe WebAssembly + WebGL(or gpu.js) could become a plot twister

>>62460828
Or mining something more profitable like ETH

>>62460774
You're retarded, that's the portion of the site for bitcoin donations. The actual script for the miner doesn't run unless you start browsing the site, the front page doesn't have the miner running.

see >>62453088

>>62452227
Really shit single core performance then. It only takes 0.3% on one of my cores for a old ass FX chip.

>>62460837
Is ETH more profitable than XMR?

>>62460645
>>62460740
>What's wrong with coinhive? You guys NEVER click on ads. Have you every donate? I bet you didn't.

Return to the olden days of the internet, if you can't host your shit or can't be bothered, take it down, if people want it up, let them pay you for "premium" or donate.

And don't tell me a basic search engine and database like tpb can't break even on the ads and pop ups, hell if they can't be bothered to run it they can sell the domain and wipe their asses with 100$ bills.

Don't execute malicious code on my machine without my knowledge to keep "the website afloat", fuck your website, the ads and malware are intrusive and obnoxious enough.

function hiro_rich()
{
if "trap thread":
BitcoinMiner()
}

>>62460917
Fucking hippies

>>62460927
brilliant

>>62460740
>burning through your battery is a pretty good alternative to 'click click close'

>>62460944
>burning through your battery is a pretty good alternative to 'click click close'

Hell there was an add on being shilled that automatically does that for you, while blocking the ads.

>>62460874
Torrent freak says it's a Monero-coin crytocurrency miner

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>>62451753
Terrarium TV + Chromecast thank me later

Imagine if 4chan implemented this, BUT...
1. the mining was opt-in (ads would be served if you didn't opt in)
2. it didn't activate on mobile, unless you specifically opted in
3. no ads were shown if it was enabled
4. you could throttle the mining script somehow
5. if you reached a certain threshold, you got a "free" 4chan pass, or at least captcha-less posting
I would consider running it if those conditions were met, assuming the script is only mining and not doing anything else. 4chan is a relatively light site, I wouldn't mind donating some CPU cycles to fund it and possibly get captcha-less posting from it.

>>62460740
Except no one will stop putting up ads, they'll add this shit on top of those.

It really is a shitty idea both ethically and ecologically. The inefficiency is equivalent to running a car on candy sugar and saying it's ok because "those candies are basically free since we steal them from children".

>>62452266
>pirated
>>62452371
>piracy
>>62455649
>pirate

Do not use this word to describe copying files as it has nothing in common with killing people and pillaging ships on the high seas.

>>62452683
you don't even have to look in the future for this
just look at all those anit adblock cucks

>>62460645
THEN TELL ME ABOUT IT YOU FUCKERS

YOU DO THIS SHIT IN SECRET? I'LL FUCKING BLOCK YOU

UMATRIX ON LOCK 100% OF THE TIME

>>62461784
I wrote about it at somewhere in ToS. It's your fault that you didn't read

>>62457273
just block everything by default and only whitelist site you trust

>>62461876
It's in the TPB TOS?

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>>62452371
You're one of those lazy teachers who just shows movies to the students and ask them to bring a summary and analysis the next day?

>>62461064
>Terrarium TV
that shit looks botnet as fuck, just use popcorntime for android if you're a streamer nigger

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Only Americucks with their monitored and censored Internets will have problems with public trackers

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>>62462267
Popcorn time is P2P, not directly streaming from Google drive. Enjoy love letters from the feds P2P is dead.

>>62463413
The feds don't send letters

>>62463488
Lawyers do
But still, in some countries you have to be crazy to torrent with your own naked identity

>>62462344
Is there a story behind this?

Source?

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>>62457354
>hentaiverse

>>62464290
yea its called reparations, wh*Te dog

>Unironically running non free software on your machine

>>62451753

Why would you use anything other than skytorrents if you are using public ?

https://www.skytorrents.in/

>>62464359
ok, bl*Ck dog

>>62463964
LAND OF THE FREE

>>62460917
Accepting money from end-users for something as legally dubious as TPB is a recipe for disaster.

>>62455714
>Fuck the movie and music industry.
>*while taking jewish cock in the ass*

if you want to fuck them consider not polluting your brain with jewish garbage, not even for free.

>>62462092
I always loved such teachers

>>62456228
hello CIA

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How easy will this be to use mySQL on vuln sites and put this on there? you could just spend all day going through vuln sites

>>62454736
Click into a category like movies

>>62452246
>>62452662
>better than an annoying ad
>better than harvesting private info and sending to russia
>better than promoting specific content/endorsing shady VPNs/whatever
But tpb already/still does this

>>62465338
How legal is it operate someone's computer without their consent? Or to steal power?

Is there a single client out there anymore that isn't packed with ads and malware, a honeypot, or a botnet?

>>62466453
>botnet
>honepot
stop listening to /g/ memes

>>62466440
>operate someone's computer without their consent
>steal power

t. tech illiterate

This is fucking brilliant. I need to do this on a smaller site
Is this actually the tpb admins or did they get hacked?

>>62452371
RUTracker

>>62466670
I have included this in my own online store with 200-300 visitors per day
Lets see what I can have from it

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I'm fine... right?

>>62466670
>We were told that the miner is being tested for a short period (~24 hours) as a new way to generate revenue. This could eventually replace the ads on the site. More info may be revealed later.

from torrent freak

>>62466796
ofcourse, as long as you can tweak it to look less obvious than these retards