WarmApplePieShrek @ WarmApplePieShrek @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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Port forwarding allows you to accept incoming connections. When torrenting, one client connects to the other. The one that is connected to needs a forwarded port.

Could do it on a private network with Tailscale. Minecraft server on a port forwarded VPN sounds terrible because your address and port change every time you connect

Democrats are bad. Republicans are worse.

That's always been how it was in torrenting

Leechers connect to lots of seeders and get more from the fast ones

What country will you VPN to, they all have laws like this

Those things don't make the rich and powerful rich and powerful. Murdering millions of little babies does.

So keep using it until they do that

That still makes it illegal in other countries

I've bought things from personalized ads before. But mostly they're annoying. And creepy.

The problem is every company is a Sony now.

So you have to buy from your least hated Sony. You can't just boycott Sony.

Any form of watching live TV online. It can be legal or illegal.

Usenet has splintered into text and piracy. Text is low volume and many servers can peer with yours for free. Piracy is more centralized, gets spammed like half a petabyte every day, we know that because 99% of "the posts" never get downloaded even once, it's commercial because of the huge storage requirements.

They could be manually approved

Usenet indexer

CPUs count cache data movements. Each L3 cache miss is a memory load.

ACAF

With OpenVPN: Put +pmp after your username. Enable NAT-PMP in qBittorrent.

These clusters of shared servers are called News Groups

This is so wrong that it makes me question everything else you wrote.

You uploaded 3 copies to users and 997 copies to Chinese bandwidth waster bots.