btw, I had to look up "scat". According to the Urban Dictionary:
"SCAT is an acronym for Special Combat Assault Team. The Unit comes out of the ASS (Amphibious Support Ship) and into the MOUTH (Mobile Operational Utility Tactical Helocopter) to complete it's mission."
"Nyaa.si is for work-safe content only. The following rules apply:
No pornography of any kind.
No extreme visual content. This means no scat, gore, or any other of such things."
I guess the question is which workplace? Breasts are more ok in Sweden I think, and maybe Japan. I don't know if there is a worldwide standard for workplaces.
Non-Porn/Safe for public viewing? Are you sure? It often might be a gray zone but I can still remember quite the lot cases where it can be considered as such, despite being called an anime, not hentai. Also it's not true to everything. There are legal cases true in (nearly?) any country too (nearly cause there might be a case where AT especially or one of its methods might not be allowed) @OP In the end you should still support the creators by buying the BDs once they are available for you/your country.
I checked that sub and it looks like I have some researching to do. There's lots of factors in choosing seedboxes I didn't think about: dedi vs shared, main uses, disk space, bandwidth, etc. I checked out a couple of the linked setup guides but right now they're a bit over my head :p
Really appreciate the help. :) I'm gonna dig in and go through the guides & comments.
Comment in Feedback 20/03/2019 21:00 * — Anonymous: "Beatrice Dark"
Technically, what's illegal for you is defined by your country's laws and treaties. It could be perfectly legal to pirate Japanese products in North Korea, for all I know.
So it's your responsibility how you get your anime.
no. Everything here is pirated content, thus illegal. If you mean non-porn, or safe for public viewing, yes. But that is just the indirect result of mirroring files from sources mentioned in FAQ
They only say thst because the industries fight against piracy since the 90's has been a disaster a total failure. If they could dtop all of it they would
Ive been lifting since the 80's and have a $4000 olympic weight set, enjoy hunting and other outdoor sports and activities, working on my vehicles building pcs, rarely miss UFC or Bellator and with all that I watch as much anime as time allows. Been into anime since My first gundam series in the 80's. As well as mixed martial arts scool in my 20's at Renzo Gracie academy in Philly. Im basically aack of many trades. Love learning as well as competing.
Im the onlynone inmmy family into anime but my entire family have high end jobs but also into fitness. Basically nerds that are sports fitness freaks
The entire point is people can have multiple likes and hobbies.
Perfect response to yankee-san. For those that do not know: Why are people so polite to strangers in the Far East? Because they are pussies? No. It is because they have an instictual memory that there are... interesting people in this world, peaple that can 'do stuff' and those people do not generally wear a sign. In a world where anybody could be one of those, the smart option is to be polite.
Anime enthusiats do NOT fite with their fists, we are maji, not Philistines. An invisible mahou shoujou will shortly be visiting you to right royally fuck you up, in the head.
At a press conference, the producers of Game of Thrones answered the question about GOT being the most pirated show in history by saying it was an honour,and they went on to parry subsequent questions by saying that all their research shows that more DLs equals more people talking about the show, leading ultimatly to more sales of DVDs Blurays and Merch.
I know what you mean by needing new options in the future, but we need to remember, these services are not provided simply for anime fans, file sharing is part of our culture now, TV, Movies, Music, Sofwares, Games etc etc etc. If it was just for Anime fans then the anti sharing brigade might stand a chance in an attrutional war, but with all the interests combines, the sharers will always be 10 steps ahead in the dreary game of whakamole.
Already mentioned by Gurphy_TC, but it seems like Solidfiles blocked our server. I just checked again and the situation hasn't changed unfortunately. Uploading to Solidfiles via multi-uploaders is the best I can do for now, unfortunately.
Hack seems unlikely as there's generally little reason why it'd be region specific. That's the first time I've heard of weird redirects though. Although you've referred to it, are you sure it wasn't just some dodgy ad? I think you may get that warning if a HTTPS site tries to "post" data to a HTTP URL (posting form data essentially refers to submitting data, e.g. you fill out a registration form, comment field, login form etc. and click submit). Ads generally don't do that, but some "ad publishers" use ad code to hijack pages by inserting redirect code or similar to perhaps engage in "click fraud" (or CSRF attacks on some other website), for example, fake vote submissions or similar.
The violence threats were unnecessary. If I thought you were actually serious and an adult in driving distance Id take you up on that offer and be happy to exchange addresses. I'm sure you are just a typical online hero no matter what your age protected anonymously online that needlessly takes shit to far because there are no consequences for such stupidity. I grew up around violence and didn't stop getting in fights until I got out of my 20`s. I personally greatly enjoy violence but I dont threaten people in person or online. MMa is the greatest. I'm going to drink a some beer and chill the hell out.
1. Paid Services: I use only free services because I want to stay very anonymous and am cheap. I recognize the various advantages of paid services but don't use any, ever (for now). If you like using free services the best advice is to stay current with releases.
Like AT, I take what the ddl-services freely give, hoping they won't die for a while yet.
2. Simultaneous Downloads: I seldom get good results by setting simultaneous downloads to the software's max and leaving it up to the ddl-service to enforce their limits. In one recent example, I started at 10 simultaneous and increased one at a time to 17 where my cumulative speed was up to 8mb/sec. But at 18 my cumulative speed dropped to 300k/sec (!) and stayed there for 18, 19, and 20 files, the limit of my software. It went back to a cumulative 8mb/sec when I reduced it back to 17 files. On another day, I had to reduce it to 15 to get good speed.
3. I get 1-2mb/sec/file on Solidfiles these days. The simultaneous limits they and zippy impose changes now and then from 4-9 files for me. The changes may represent local load, or a business model, or something. Six files at a time on Solidfiles for 6mb-8mb is fine for me. One file at 1mb-2mb, not so delightful. For a single file I might use 1Fichier or even Sendspace.
My goal was to provide some info and suggestions for the average AT user. But I'm glad we have users working at the higher end of all this because we're going to need new options, maybe in the near future. Technology at the DDL-Service level might be not be our friend much longer...
It isn't because he didn't name any seedboxes. Kinda wish he did because I've been interested for a while now. Problem is nobody who talks about seedboxes ever tells you which ones are good and which to avoid.
What do you mean by "Single files are slow"? Parted download of a single file using X connections is possible for solid and - if needed to boost speed - also zippy (206 / partial content supported). There shouldn't be a need to test the maximum number of connections. The DL software will increase connections till the server rejects (up to the set maximum).
I don't mind the but's ... it does explain one's service downsides. And I tend to agree on that. What is not OK are the 3 options ... 1. option ... tough not rly recommended. (I mean just think about ANY test - put something in the first place and in the same time ... simply don't recommend it!!! WTFH? How ridiculous can one get? Second - it seems the recommendation is based solely on non free service (while paid access to usenet seems somewhat ok? Why? How? ...) . While I can accept one place for being a free service at first place ... this review doesn't seem to differe between free and paid subscriptions, so it's basically useless itself (it actually does seem to recommend 3rd place which is def. a paid service, while it dooes seem to avoid even free dll except for time being).
To add a little bit more info to the zippyshare issue
Did any other UK users notice an unusual page redirect message? It was quite unlike any usual adshit stuff, if I remember right it started about 10 days before, and ongoing right up to the 403 error. It was a message box saying the page was redirecting, and did you want the browser to send the saved form data to the redirected page. No idea what it was about, "Form Data"?
I's possible that if its a UK based hack, Zippyshare 403 could be them trying to fix that issue
I'm not one to be a prick with commenting but this is nothing but this is nothing but pathetic whining because the paid file hosters wont cater to you for free.
20/03/2019 22:41 — Anonymous