Digg died 15 years ago and it's not coming back to its glory days. We all left Digg for Reddit. I'm hoping for the day that's everyone leaves Reddit for elsewhere, as that place is a cesspool of shit.
theonetruedroid
joined 1 year ago
They only care about your physical health when you oppose them.
They are sneaking something into his big macs that is causing him to live forever. Otherwise, he would have had massive heart failure by now. Of course, he might just have no heart. That is probably more probable.
They just used a LLM to do it. Cut and copied the comment into ChatGPT and tell it to turn it into a pirate by a pirate. It probably took 2 minutes.
Foobar2k is amazing and still has a very active community making extensions and plugins.
This is the best of the really big general trackers. It's not perfect, but pretty close for a tracker of its size. Much better than IPT and FL in my opinion. I use this more than any other tracker just out of convenience and the fact the swarms are always so big.
Oatmeal please. If you want to be anonymous on the internet, use TOR not a VPN.
I think it's the older way around. There are really only 3 or 4 countries where using a VPN to pirate is needed. I'm just willing to bet you live in one of those countries.
This meme is older than Dodi.
You would reuse the same password or use the same password with slight variations. I would also often see passwords written down on sticky notes. People sometimes has different passwords but stores them unencrypted in password.xls or something similarly named.
Thank God for password managers these days. I haven't refused the same password for many years now. I generate three random words with a number and special character for all my passwords.
Jackett can be run on any computer. It doesn't need a server or any serious hardware. It can probably be run on a $20 Pi. It's just allows you to interact with trackers via API calls.
I use Prowlarr via Docker now a days. It's provides a much better experience to interact with othe instances of ARRs.
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I stayed on Reddit for the longest time. I've been a user since the mass Digg migration. I've continued to use the site less and less. However, it seems the site quality continues to decline and userbase goes us.
There are still a few good subs with active members but even those still have some issues. I think discussion on the internet on general has gotten significantly worse overall.