At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within your kitchen?
…May I see it?
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Yes, I can hear you, Clem Fandango!
At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within your kitchen?
…May I see it?
Mother, may I have some more pixels?
We are God’s unwanted children.


The slaves for sure, but it also creates a situation where the powerful may not be giving enough food to their security forces, and their security forces turn on them, joining the slaves in outright rebellion.
Not that this will bring more food in, but it could result in some of those “powerful” people suddenly not being so powerful.


Security through obscurity isn’t security.
There goes my excuse for not giving up and just paying for Unraid.


The last time I even remember private trackers being taken down was in the days of Oink.UK and What.CD.
Oink was shut down in 2007 and What was shut down in 2016, both mostly because they had grown so big they were hard to ignore. A lot of modern sites keep an upper limit on the accounts they allow to prevent too much growth and attracting attention.
Hell, I remember baconBits having an upper limit of less than 10,000 accounts. Once that limit was reached, you couldn’t even send out invites.
Also, public trackers that were huge like RARBG survived until finances shut them down, via COVID and the war in Ukraine, they were never taken down forcibly, and they were massive and widely used.


If you have a quality PC, I always promote emulation over hardware, just because modern PC hardware can do things like let you play old games at higher resolutions and framerates.
Also, if you want to use those Wavebirds on PC, you can use receiver for them in something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RSXRLUE
I like hacking the old systems, but I have more fun hacking them than actually continuing to game on them since using my PC and streaming the games to other screens is just more flexible for my needs.
Dolphin is really solidly built at this point, it’s one of the most well put together emulators there is, imho.


I’ve only been pirating Nintendo games since the Wii era. When they released the Wii and stopped providing support for the old consoles they were dead to me. Before that I was able to get my NES serviced for $35 at Nintendo of America in Redmond, Washington and that included new parts and my games all getting cleaned.
I did find a 3DS on the side of the freeway once, but I firmware hacked it and loaded up a 128gb SD card with about 60 pirated games.


Yet Nintendo games will still never go on sale and Nintendo will charge more for worse quality controllers than any other company in the business.



Just fuckin with ya. Those are all valid gripes. I guess I got in on the scene way early through invites from friends and so I’ve hardly ever had to go through any interview process. I think the only place I “interviewed” was baconbits and it wasn’t really an interview since I mostly just shared evidence of good ratio on other trackers with long-lived accounts. I’ve had an account in good standing on Cinemageddon for… 18 years as of next month. Getting over that initial hump made it pretty easy to get in with good standing, and most decent trackers aren’t that hard to get good ratio on.




Second verse, same as the first.


*laughs in private tracker



You don’t make history by selling quality copper or following through on a deal, that’s for sure.


This just in: The Trump administration isn’t trustworthy and will break deals if and when they feel like it to suit their own interests, whatever the living fuck they may be and however pointless they may be.
That fact that leaders worldwide keep being shocked by this is honestly the actual shocking thing.
Arthur knows wazzup.


Master Chef*
Livin la vida Linux full-time since 2024, dual-booted from about 2020.