I am kind of a dick for this but I hate paying dozens of content creators. Is there a way on browser to find leaked Patreon posts, or leak them myself? Note that I am not looking for porn. There are plenty of Patreon leaking sites for that.

Just went to TorrentGalaxy and all mirrors of it just says

TGX is Off, Updates will be posted in case of any changes

^ This is very off from their standard "Maintenance mode / ddos protection / We'll be right back" error messages.

Their proxy mirror is also not responding.

Did I miss something?

Article, for those who want to read a bit futher. It also includes a list of websites which stream Premier League and other sports events that were removed from google at the demand of right owners, so enjoy :

And to come back to my question, in France all ISP already block the most popular piracy websites (namely yggtorrent, the biggest french-content torrent resource). Until now I used Cloudflare DNS to circumvent that, but since it'll now be forced to do the same along with Google and Cisco, I'm looking for a new DNS that is trustworthy.

Thank you

Popular torrent site TorrentGalaxy has gone 'offline' overnight. While downtime is quite common for pirate sites, a mysterious statement by the team is open for interpretation, leading some to believe that it will not return anytime soon. Since the site is a prominent source of new movie and TV show releases, this is a big deal Popular torrent site TorrentGalaxy has gone 'offline' overnight. While downtime is quite common for pirate sites, a mysterious statement by the team is open for interpretation, leading some to believe that it will not return anytime soon. Since the site is a prominent source of new movie and TV show releases, this is a big deal.

I was looking at LibGen downloads and they have every book uploaded available for download, but the issue is that there are so many duplicates and new versions in there you will end up with 50 copies of every book if you just download them all. And dont even think about searching it to find the one you want by description or tag.

Is there a good project for downloading lots of books that have good metadata and ready to search?

I've been using the libgen desktop downloader so far which works really well if you can tune it to find books that have metadata, but its slow going and i still need a solution for organizing and searching. I'm thinking calibre or the like.

uBlock Origin is not working with them anymore and only makes them unskippable.
Since i don't get them on my phone, i assume this is their usual A/B testing.

I just got a GUI for yt-dlp, but it'd be nice if a work around was found for the new approach to ads.

Anyone had any luck?

Hey all, I have college provided internet which is highly restricted and regulated as far as piracy goes. Downtown isnt far and sometimes I pick up the free wifi networks that just about every business has. Is it as easy as just adding larger antennas to my router to pick up networks further away? If so could you recommend some? To be clear, im not looking to extend my network, looking to pick up networks further away. Less than 1/2 mile. Right now its very spotty what is picked up and doesnt always work when it is. Also, i have a VPN but am blocked from internet as a whole if the VPN is recognized.

I've got xSpotify and have been running into a really annoying issue where Spotify URLs won't open in the app. If I click it, the app will open, but the song or playlist won't. It works fine if I opened a link on my laptop, but not phone. Anyone else experience this?

I noticed that has been paused since the original Reddit protest, and I'm curious if people still do private tracker giveaways. I know it's a long shot to ask, and I've checked other subreddits, but none of them allow invite requests. I don't know where else to look, and I'm genuinely curious because I have a few invites to give away and am also looking for some invites myself.

I understand why it's a touchy subject, as there were probably too many people begging and demanding tracker invites. I'm just curious because I want to find the resources I'm looking for, but I don't have time to constantly refresh pages for open sign-ups.