Yes they are. Downloaded 22H2 ISO Thursday at work. In fact, with the correct script, every single Win10 ISO is still available to download, all the way back to the very first version.
gen.xyz controls all .xyz domains, even yours. Doesn’t matter where you registered it.
Sure those exist, but is there anything like a mod manager that works for those sites? Imagine having to manually manage your mods/addons for a game like Cities Skylines. When I played, I had well over 1000 assets installed. There’s simply no way that would work.
So if both sides are behind CGNAT and at least one doesn’t have IPv6, establishing a direct link is impossible.
Tailscale is piss easy to install and set up and works just fine for making a direct link from a CGNATed connection.
afaik it’s notoriously difficult to find streams things like fights and sportsballs as they happen
No, it really, really isn’t.
I’m concerned that my seeding these altered files is ‘harming’ the pool somehow
It 100% is. STOP DOING THIS. You are NOT seeding the original files. You are 100% poisoning the swarm. You WILL get banned, and it will be your own fault.
I also watched the Battlestar Galactica reboot via AVI files. Not on a Palm, tho.
Would you morons please start using an adblocker?
They didn’t say it couldn’t be done, just that it isn’t the default way it sets itself up and requires more work.
Kaspersky is a Russian company. No thank you.
This place is the wish.com /r/askreddit
“Host it in a country that your country has imposed sanctions on. What could possibly go wrong?”
The hosting company would refer LEO to the person renting the server. The hosting company would be a target of LEO in such a case only if they refused to cooperate.
French’s mustard is where it’s at. Hunt’s ketchup is the GOAT.
I’ve since replaced the pros with red plus and they are MUCH quieter.
They’re also slower.
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Totally depends on how much your bank values you as a customer. Which means it’s dependent on the bank itself and their policies. About 8 years ago, the company I worked for at the time had their debit card info stolen. About $5600 was charged, bank basically told us to pound sand.