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gurn4444

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rogers shaping

so lets do what p2p users do best. when clients or
avenues are nuked. we find another way.

What is a way to get around this? encrypt the packets somehow? use p2p programs that aren't on the radar?

Someone smart *not me* find a way pls

Gurn
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