I had tried various things, so pretty sure it was none of those (tried adding/removing trackers, was original content so couldn't have been banned, and the torrent file was definitely valid). Thanks for the info nonetheless.
And your network idea won't work, as admin already pointed out why, in your last post about that.
I can't see a P2P system working well, but if you centralize, you could replicate updates down to 3rd party servers. The issue then is: who becomes the new central server when the old one dies?
Have personally received the "teapot" errors when attempting to upload to Nyaa in the past. Chat wasn't of much help. I expect something as popular as Nyaa to need some sort of filtering, but it would've been nice if they had at least provided rejection reasons. An open source project may not have hidden rejection reasons or logic, but we'll have to see whether being so transparent holds up against bad actors out there (alternatively, they could just run a fork with hidden code in there at the expense of being less open).
https://nyaa.pantsu.cat/ update: the new torrents started flowing in; i guess we have a working nyaa again :)
i think it's important that it's a community effort, with dozens of contributors on github, and is built on a backup database that combines the works of many
Comment in Feedback 10/05/2017 19:30 * — ThatClockworkPlanetGuy
Who said magically? Tell me. And Android 7 is barely a year old. Google guarantees at least 3 years of security updates. If it would be a Nexus 6/9 ...
Nope, there are quite a some of Custom ROMs that are regularly updated also on older Versions. It depends on some factors like popularity of the device, open source of drivers etc. If one wants to be future proof he has to do some homework, but that's not the topic. You could only argue about android 5. Just saw/know of recent updates provided for Android 4 and 6, not 5 - but who am I to talk.
So you say devices with Android 7, yet waiting for security updates guilty for most of them are inferior to those with latest security updates (including community updates)?
Comment in Feedback 10/05/2017 19:09 * — ThatClockworkPlanetGuy
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Comment in Feedback 10/05/2017 18:56 * — ThatClockworkPlanetGuy
Just some opinion about Mint. I personally would not recommend Mint for inexperienced users, as the selection of updates in the default config might cause serious security issues. Already discussed here: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comment...ty_record/
On PC , other then adblock you should also use anti exploit, i recommend this one: https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/...lone-beta/ , it basically prevent nasty stuff from your browser to get into your PC.
and also if you want to be more secure use NoScript addon on Firefox, it's a hassle at first but it worth it if you really want to make sure no nasty/unknown sources running on a webstte you visited.
If you really want to be on the safe side, use virtual machine.
ThatClockWorkPlanetGuy so you're the HEVC vs h264 dude? From what I gather from your posts lately you're actually testing encoding yourself? Mad props in that case. I tried dabbling with handbrake a bit but their binaries of x264 and x265 are not always up to date and you need nightly to get 10, 12 bit encoding working. I also have a weak i3 so x265 takes ages. The internet provides what I want so there's literary no reason. BTW I also have ~500 GB of anime but filled with mostly mini 10 bit x264 stuff so idk 3-4 TB with high quality rips is a possibility; but not 120TB no way man, noone has that kind of time to watch all that shit. I mean even r/datahoarder rarely has that kind of people, and it's usually BTRFS'd or raided or something not external drives.
@RamenSub I share your pain, I had to live like 2.5 years with a walk-in room. There was no hallway if you get what I'm saying, you had to pass from room to room. I don't know what the english word is for an apartment like that. My roomate also had a nasty habit of bursting out of his room and would scare the shit out of me regardless if I was doing something sketchy or not. All that until I told him "Dude, do you like want to see me handling meat?".
10/05/2017 22:06 — admin