Taiwan is a country
Correct, doesn’t change the fact a lot of stuff is still made in mainland China.
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Taiwan is a country
Correct, doesn’t change the fact a lot of stuff is still made in mainland China.
No Russia in my house
You do realize where 99% of pirated anything comes from, right?
No China in my house
You do realize where 99% of stuff is manufactured, right? The device you are using right now has components made in China.
I personally use a glass pad but they aren’t for everyone.
I just use Mullvad with wireguard, not very hard to setup.
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Just download the official client and use SpotX
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This is pretty cool.
As far as I know you don’t need a VPN to use Soulseek, but it’s obviously always recommended to use one over not using one.
Most private trackers allow VPN usage. They track ratio through your unique key that is part of every torrent you download. Yes you have to maintain ratio (up to a certain point, and it heavily depends on the tracker). See Private Tracker List by -HDVinnie- for details on trackers.
id say its more ethical to pirate adobe software than pay for it
Just wanna say that Spotify’s DRM sucks. Plenty of scrapers out there.
I think it also shows that DRM is completely useless.
I use Mullvad because I don’t need port forwarding. If you are using a VPN specifically for piracy I would use a seedbox, cheap ones aren’t that much more expensive.
yes
RED or OPS are the two best options in my opinion, and they both have interview processes.
Side note: Soulseek is good, but I’ve found that a lot of the FLACs on it are transcoded.
I don’t even have antivirus on my computer. I almost exclusively use private trackers and download music/shows/movies.
Most private trackers ban BiglyBT, hope the same doesn’t happen to QBittorrent
such as Redacted or Orpheus, but life is what it is (invites are understandably hard to come by).
RED has an interview to get an invite, it’s free.
Soulseek is cool but I’ve found a lot of the flacs on it to just be transcoded. (You can check with spectral analysis, frequencies dont extend all the way to 22 kHz)
For Spotify see https://github.com/zotify-dev/zotify. Rips songs directly from Spotify (no weird youtube downloader bullshit)