Boricua Premium Member join:2002-01-26 Sacramuerto |
Boricua
Premium Member
2012-Nov-25 6:48 pm
Demonoid is Back!!!After three and a half months of downtime Demonoids tracker is now back online. The unexpected revival of the tracker is the first sign of life in weeks and suggests that the Demonoid team is working to bring the full site back online. While the index and forum remain offline, the many thousands of torrents tracked by Demonoid have been brought back to life. demonoidWhen Demonoid went down at the end of July the sites admin blamed a DDoS attack. This initial attack resulted in a series of problems that were not easy to fix. Article here |
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sivranVive Vivaldi Premium Member join:2003-09-15 Irving, TX
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sivran
Premium Member
2012-Nov-25 7:11 pm
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Subaru1-3-2-4 Premium Member join:2001-05-31 Greenwich, CT |
Subaru
Premium Member
2012-Nov-30 12:41 am
This is new to me I don't check this area of the site often. |
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AkFubarAdmittedly, A Teksavvy Fan join:2005-02-28 Toronto CAN. |
to Boricua
meh too little too late. Dumping all my p2p accounts. Too much hassle with copyright trolls. Going strictly usenet encrypted. |
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SychoSlyScoot the World Premium Member join:2004-01-22 Mount Prospect, IL |
SychoSly
Premium Member
2012-Nov-30 5:10 pm
said by AkFubar:meh too little too late. Dumping all my p2p accounts. Too much hassle with copyright trolls. Going strictly usenet encrypted. What service and provider will you be using for downloading and encryption? |
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MineCoast Premium Member join:2004-10-06 Pensacola, FL |
to AkFubar
said by AkFubar:meh too little too late. Dumping all my p2p accounts. Too much hassle with copyright trolls. Going strictly usenet encrypted. Why not use a VPN? |
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nomorep2p
Anon
2012-Nov-30 11:30 pm
What makes you think you are safe behind a VPN? The VPN provider will be forced to reveal your IP under threat of legal action. |
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singerie3anon are muted join:2008-10-12 Montreal, QC |
to SychoSly
if you don't need too much retention, frugalusenet at 40$ per year is awesome! |
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MineCoast Premium Member join:2004-10-06 Pensacola, FL |
to nomorep2p
said by nomorep2p :What makes you think you are safe behind a VPN? The VPN provider will be forced to reveal your IP under threat of legal action. You should do some research on VPN's. You can use a VPN in a country where there are no copyright laws/dmca such as sweden. You can also use a free VPN provider so they have none of your information and use a provider that doesn't log IP's and such. I am using a free VPN provider located in Sweden which has unlimited data transfer and I did not sign up, so no e-mail address, no nothing. They have the IPSEC username/password/IP right on their site. The provider I am using now... I've pulled 60 MBit (6-7 Meg's a sec) for a period of several hours while I downloaded nearly 70 GB of data. |
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TOPDAWG Premium Member join:2005-04-27 Calgary, AB |
TOPDAWG
Premium Member
2012-Dec-1 11:56 am
hm mind PMing me a link to that VPN? |
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to nomorep2p
said by nomorep2p :What makes you think you are safe behind a VPN? The VPN provider will be forced to reveal your IP under threat of legal action. It's an added layer. Say your using a VPN, the IP is located in Europe. You have Euro authorities requesting the info. They have no jurisdiction in Canada/US. It makes it more of a PiTA. Also many VPN's don't keep records, so there would be no evidence of who had the ip address at the time of the offense (allthough this is completely on the honour system which is troublesome). My main gripe with VPN's is how much it slows down an internet connection. I suppose you could set up a proxy just to use with your torrent program? |
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to MineCoast
Hi, can you please PM the VPN you use.
Thanks |
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