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JAPAN IDENTIFIED AND ARRESTED A NYAA UPLOADER WITHOUT EVEN USING A HONEYPOT OR SWARM WATCHING

NYAA IS DONE

WITHOUT UPLOADERS THEY HAVE NOTHING IT'S OVER
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THE HYDRA IS FINISHED
HERCULES JUST CUT OFF ONE OF ITS HEADS
HYDRA IS DEAD
WITHOUT THE HEAD IT HAS NOTHING IT'S OVER
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>>109530421
Of course it's Japan lol
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>not using a VPN
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Japan is pretty different when it comes to piracy as copyright breach is against the law and can give you prison time and is treated similarly to how other authorities in other countries treat cp, while for other countries it’s a civil matter without prison.
So yeah, make sire to have good opsec in Japan.
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>>109530487
They are even overdramatic about archiving in general. The recent NieR twitter outrage was hilarious. They would rather have things die forever, even discontinued online games than being able to continue playing them. It also made millions of japanese people suddenly aware that emulation even exists.
Meanwhile piracy itself is pretty big in japan anyway and the whole doujin market is just one big contradiction to copyright.
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>>109530458
The hydra lost by the way
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If you only knew the power of the dark side. Rudeus Greyrat never told you what happened to his father.
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>>109530421
>anime
People still watch that shit?
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>>109530518
Remind me why losers worship japan so much again?
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>>109530421
The P2P protocol that relies on spreading your IP as far as possible revealed someone's IP? That's nuts!
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>>109530614
Much more gooner friendly media, less woke garbage.
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I will never stop.
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>>109530421
Can we ban the bots posting these shill threads? They should be paying for an ad.
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>>109530746
Based
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>>109530518
They also increase car registration costs so having an old car is more expensive than having a new one. This is reverse of how it works most places but they want citizens to keep the auto manufacturing industry busy.
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>>109530614
Their stuff its a million times better that nigger jew shit
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>>109530793
Is a pajeet from Canada, he also post in /int/ and /pol/
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>>109530486
I recently used a free vpn (proton) to upload 5 gb to mega. Took three hours or something. But at least I got it done.
Not that I really believe mega would give my ip away in the first place, but still better safe than sorry.
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>>109530421
Are they genuinely retarded? Do they think they'll somehow get more money by doing this?
Pretty much every weeb outside of Japan got their taste of anime by pirating it, then they go and buy merch and stuff.
Piracy has been a massive net positive for them.
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>>109530958
>Are they genuinely retarded?
Yeah
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>>109530793
it annoys me that they disn’t even bother using an image from nyas
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>>109530421
Why not just scan the swarm?
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>>109530421
How?
Also i fucking hate japan
What a cucked hellhole country
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>>109530421
Looking forwards to when we find out two days from now he bragged about uploading torrent hash xyz on his twitter account using his clear name gmail address?
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>>109530958
it’s pretty much a net negative for manga, people have gotten so used to free scanlations (unofficially translated manga) that they expect to read manga for free and get offended when you suggest paying for it
several publishers like kodansha and squareenix have been boycotted, and people only pay for shueisha and viz because it’s a monthly payment of $2 or something
so yes, piracy has completely ruined the western manga market
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>>109530421
>JAPAN IDENTIFIED AND ARRESTED A NYAA UPLOADER WITHOUT EVEN USING A HONEYPOT OR SWARM WATCHING
this retard used his home ip
>NYAA IS DONE
no it's not
>WITHOUT UPLOADERS THEY HAVE NOTHING IT'S OVER
kys

I don't understand why so many retards are falling for the psyop
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>>109531039
Boo fucking hoo nigger should have sold their mangas here 25 years ago if they didn't want three generations raised to expect free shit in better quality than the official paid """"option"""" they only introduced 20 years after people stopped giving a shit entirely.
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>>109531039
I was talking about anime though.
>scanlations
9/10 times those are done by third worlders from South-East Asia that speak neither Japanese nor English.
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>>109530614
Japan glazing shorts on YouTube + no niggers, faggots, or kikes
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>>109531073
The translation errors cancel out, which is why scanlations tend to be so superior.
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I wish it was 2009 and we still depended on m2ts captures of Japanese TV channels but that really ain't the world we're living in and you can easily source shitty international releases from nations that don't have jackboot copyright police.
We don't need original uploaders from Japan.

Further back in the day when I was involved with fan subbing, my job was literally running an sftp server where rippers in Japan would dump their transport streams, and then goups would grab them from me, do their thing, and upload to a seedbox in Vietnam to publish on nyaa.
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>>109531018
The Germany of Asia.
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>>109530421
>torrenting without a VPN
Is this a case of Japan inexplicably being 10+ years behind in tech awareness?
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>>109531143
In most of the world you don't need a VPN to torrent
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>>109530614
successful psyop involving cartoon girls with oversized eyes that made many retards think they're any better than chinks
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>>109531073
the main issue is that the vast majority never get official translations in the first place, so that’s the only translation you’re going to get
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>>109531143
you don’t need vpn for torrenting in basically any country exceot usa and japan
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>>109530818
>harm it causes to the EU economy
So exactly nothing
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>>109530421
anti piracy group wants to make future terrorists it seems they better be careful what they wish for
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>>109531049
I have no idea what you just wrote.
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>>109531211
>>successful psyop involving cartoon girls with oversized eyes that made many retards think they're any better than chinks
>Shitting on anime and japan
Chud, what are you doing on in this Japanese channel rip off website?
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>>109530614
Look at hollywood and the western game market, and then look at what japan makes.
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>be japan
>get involved with the financial jews
>doesnt work out
>"stagnate" instead of hypergrowth (infinity migration)
>start falling apart due to various global pressures
>Oh I know let's crack down insanely on copyright and entertainment media
>has the opposite effect
>made everything worse
lol. lmao.
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>>109531286
you act like chuds aren't their biggest audience
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>>109530614
>all the good things their culture produced don't matter because the same culture also has some bad byproducts
don't apply this logic to people you like, you won't like the outcome.
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>>109530614
The less interaction you have with the real world, the greater your thinking is influenced by fantasy and delusions.
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> Investigators cross-referenced web session activity with CDN logs or other linked services where the user might not have used a VPN or proxy.
> The JHA tool compiled data over a 3-year period (2021–2024) under Japan's Cross-Border Enforcement Project. By matching recurring IP announcements on trackers at the exact second new torrents were indexed, they built an undeniable pattern showing the same origin IP was consistently the first source.
> Once CODA isolated the initial seeder's public IP address, Kyoto Prefectural Police issued formal disclosure demands to Japanese Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to tie the IP back to a physical home subscriber.
> Police raided the suspect's residence. Digital forensics team matched the original video files, raw recording hardware, BitTorrent configuration files, and unique cryptographic keypairs on his computer to the uploaded torrents.

This was a TON of work to get a conviction, and it's hardly something most people need be concerned about.
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>>109530818
If they made movies free of DRM and available to download immediately after purchasing, I'd probably do it a whole lot more. GOG has that for games, but not every game is available on it.
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>>109530421
Japan has been going after torrent seeders for over a decade.
This is nothing new. Just don't seed it from within Japan.
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>>109530818
If piracy disappeared tomorrow I'd be very surprised if any companies started charging less for their media
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>>109531551
piracy doesn’t dissappear, it only change form
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>>109531257
and germany
you literally get raped by any legal-affair company regarding music, video or games from all sides, fuck this country so much, torrenting would be so damn easy but our IPs are faggots selling anything for profit
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>>109530421
If I lose my access to free anime I'll probably just go ahead and kill myself.
It's one of the major things keeping me going right now.
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>>109531426
I love what GOG has done to piracy. Never having to deal with SKiDROW imposters ever again is so good.
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>>109531610
yes, but I was saying if it did then I doubt prices would change
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>>109531655
The tracking done by Tecxipio can most likely be stopped by doing: >>109527791
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>>109530614
Japan creates good fictional media, and that's probably because the actual country is such a restrictive, depressing shithole that people need high quality escapism to not kill themselves.
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>>109530421
The powers that be have a new system that has been in the development for decades now, ready to be rolled out in the coming years. It will operate in parallel starting sometime this year and by the next decade it will be fully operational as the Agenda 2030 goals are slowly being implemented.
There will be no collapse, no violence, no uprising, no world war, no draft, no revolution, no killing of jews or politicians or other such fantasies. Instead there will be law & order, compliance and total surveillance until the very end. AI will be at the center of it all.

The Great Reset is inevitable.
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>>109530614
As with anything these days, it all comes down to the inane culture war.
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>>109530518
>recent nier twitter outrage
That was horrible. What the fuck is their problem?
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>>109531888
I hope no one falls for the demoralization campaign you're running.
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>>109531297
Japan doesn't make relevant movies and their games haven't been good for over a decade and a half now. Oh but I guess they make child porn which is le heckin base d.
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>>109530518
>The recent NieR twitter outrage
I am not familiar with this, is there a qrd of it?
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>>109530614
>>109531211
because they're CUTE! CUTE CUTE!
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>tfw Jap found the uploader is in shithole country, they have no power there.
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>>109530487
what are you smoking? piracy has been a serious criminal offense in us for decades. because us is the playground bully of geopolitics everyone follows their rules even if the local laws/regulations are different.
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>>109530421
couldn't this always happen? isn't this why ppl torrent with proxies?
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>>109532320
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>>109531041
It's just the normal cycle. Every couple years japan claims some new crack down that ends up being not much more than them charging some locals for uploading some random TV show and "the sky is falling" retards always run with it. Western companies seem to have realized it's a waste of time going after anything other than streaming sites but the japs are always a bit slow on the uptake.
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>>109531746
>SKiDROW imposters
The modern shitrow group was an imposter of an imposter group. The OG Amiga/c64 group members had 0 relationship to either of the 2 and were annoyed about it.
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what if piracy were legal but people still had the option to pay/donate to the creators?
I think this could work in a sufficiently civilized country
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the solution is pretty simple you just create a private torrent that you share with one guy in russia or some shit, he downloads from the torrent then he creates a new torrent and uploads it publically
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>>109530421
>NYAA IS DONE

Everything is uploaded from India or israel, it'll be fine
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Man, fuck Japan.
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>>109530607
No one said it was anime. Unless Harry Potter counts as anime now?
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>not using obscured file names
>not using encryption and password protection for files
>not using parts files
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>>109532742
anime is literally in the title...
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Does it matter when japs have given absolute control to the western anime streaming cartel? Like most of the rips nowadays are from crunchyroll, uploaded from some country far, far away from japan
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>>109531082
>no niggers, faggots, or kikes
lmao
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someone should download and back up every anime torrent just in case
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>>109532830
Why? Are jap ninjas going to personally kill every node in the DHT?
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>>109532837
you can't take down torrents, that's the joke
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>>109532843
Good joke, anon NOT
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>>109530421
Not my horny asmrs
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>>109530614
You should see what's left of /vt/
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>>109531888
>durr hurr every deviation has been accounted for!!!
>looks at the state of the world and the inevitable collapse of every human resource and the pipelines to produce any and all of the luxuries the elites crave

Yeah sure buddy, its over alright but not in the way you think it is
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>>109532808
I'm sure western movies were popular among the locals, last time I went there.
And there was a good chunk of that on nyaa as well.
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>>109530421
If they don't live on japan i highly doubt anything will happen. No authority will move a finger because japan is angry about .mp4 anime boobs
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>>109532649
like I wrote here
>>109531039
it doesn't work out. people expect to get it for free, and they get offended if you suggest that you pay
like if they wanted to support the creator/manga artist, they could like buy the Japanese raws from bookwalker or amazon or something, but they act like you told them you are going to eat their firstborn child if you suggest something like that
it's pretty sad, the enthusiasts that used to support the manga artist and their favorite manga are the minority, and the cheapskate niggers that self entitedly expect to get everything for free are the majority. it's a sad state of affairs.
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> nip police officer spends three months to find the original seeder
> it's a Vietnamese IP where copyright laws don't exist
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>>109530486
>Not living in a shithole
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>>109533027
>live on japan
We talkin' 'bout some ultra-mega-fat-ass godzilla monster bitches, Jose?
It's IN Japan. IN!
Is this because you just use en for everything?
s m h
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>>109533117
I and O are close to each other... No need to lose your shit because of that
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>>109532649
I would pay creators if I get a copy of the files I could back up. Even though I know I could get it for free. Unironically what I do with patreon stuff even though kemono exists (or doesn't now I don't know). Subbing 5 to 10 dollars on patreon and getting the fast downloads is worth it. Kemono is slow as shit and rate limits the fuck out of you. I have plenty of money from a SWE job and don't mind supporting creators. But I don't want to get a dvd drive and have to rip it and transcode it to a manageable file size. And streaming you don't own it of course so that sucks. Once again piracy is a service problem.
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>>109530958
As someone who has spent most of their adult life (12+ years) living in Japan: Yes

I’m pretty fucking sick of how pants on head retarded this country is and am thinking of moving back to AUSTRALIA of all places at this point. A nation of choosing beggars

The country is flat out circling the drain. Just gonna take my wife and kids and live with grandma or something. The next decade is gonna get bad there.
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>>109531039
> people pay for shueisha and viz because it’s a monthly payment of $2
people pay more than one manga book's worth per month and they're still complaining? what do they/you even expect?

an entire series for $20 is a lot given the effort involved in drawing vs. for example making video games, and that effort has lowered again yet due to AI (drawing, colorization, translation etc. all easier to much easier depending).
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>>109531551
they would actually charge more. basically, cheap prices and easy to use service is what makes people decide it's worth spending $20 on a monthly subscription, instead of dealing with indexers or warez sites.
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>>109533163
Has the jeet swarm become noticable?
I had a chance to visit in the summer of 2020, Covid happened, and then I got a gut feeling that I missed the boat
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>>109533199
I went out for lunch during my break a few weeks ago and simply didn’t see Japanese people. Just Indians milling around doing whatever.

It’s so fucked. I pay my taxes, never break the law, put my kids in education etc etc and am constantly squeezed by this country while they import billions of Indians.
I’m done with it
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Japan is a shithole garbage reactionary country thats stuck in the past
>>109530614
They fell for the pedo anime propaganda
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>>109533180
IDK all the subscription models started to piss off people. People now do also tend to quit once their single most favorite series no longer keeps the pace and/or blunders.

Might be better to have mostly a platform where you can buy-for-your-own-use books or series for a reasonable fee, with tie-ins for the artist to sell merch or fans to ask for specific merch.
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>>109530486
i2p is free and I trust it more and my client supports it out of the box
good enough for terrorist, good enough for me
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>>109533241
guess what, we can already do that, but you don't own the media. not even a drm copy, only a temporary license
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>>109533263
they should do a GOG (video games) type of license and store for the works

but just also use the potential selling merch, e.g. by showing new merch for the series on the end of the reading queue and/or on a store page or such unless disabled; you don't have to shove it into fan's faces very hard, most of them want to see it anyhow. figures and shirts and mugs and other stuff will obviously also sell if they're good.
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>>109530421
Tribler fixes this.
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>>109532649
>what if you had to pay a fixed price to get a permanent copy of the movie instead of paying a monthly subscription for a limited revokable licence?
nope sounds impossible can never work
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>>109530421
This happens every couple of years. They crack down some random loser and make an example out of him to remind and scare people. In reality they don't have willingness or resources to go after everyone. Falling for it is exactly what they want.
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The concept of torrenting in 2007+19 is beyond fucking retarded. the average smart phone 6 years ago had faster internet than anything on PC in 2010, file sharing dropboxes are a thing. torrents are obsolete and should've been abandoned for security reasons forever ago. use mega or fuckoff
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>>109533460
>use mega or fuckoff
Torrenting anime is much easier than hunting specific Mega links, half of which have been DMCA'd.
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>>109533439
kita marriage
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>>109532171
>Live service gacha game that ended up being very important to the rest of the series' story reaches EoL and is shutdown.
>Modder manages to make the game accessible and playable offline for everyone
>Japanese twitter catches wind of this and become enraged that the modder (and by extention westerners for supporting it) actively disrespect the IP holder's wishes to keep the game inaccessible. Some even report the modder to the authorities
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>>109533132
>Kemono
It's pawchive these days. Get with the times boomer.
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>>109533460
Torrents are by far the most resilient way to transfer files that people actually use. Maybe there's some obscure technology out there that's more resilient, but it doesn't matter because it has no userbase, Torrents basically cannot die if there is at least one guy left with all the files. Even private tracker torrents can still survive losing the actual site, as long as the torrent list was preserved.
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>>109530614
Japanese media is controlled by Japanese pedophiles, American media is controlled by the pedokike elite.
Know the difference.
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>>109533214
Shit that never happened btw.
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>>109533077
>My country doesn't care about intellectual property
>This makes my country better
Literally all those countries that dont care are third world
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>>109532742
>>109532808
>>109532951
You people really need to read more than just the headlinem it literally tells you it was this
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>>109530614
muh anime and foreign culture, Japan is one of the biggest cancer on this planet for Tech and Entertainment industries, from anti piracy laws, cancer corporations like Sony and Nintendo, made trash like gacha etc
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>>109530882
Sounds like good domestic policy we should copy
It'll keep US car building strong and keep out the Chinese and yuro cars
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>>109531888
Life uh, finds a way.
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>>109533515
Reminds me of Vanillaware refusing to port to PC for the longest time because they said people might mod it and that would damage the original creator's vision
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>>109530421
chinese video models will totally erase any usefulness of jap slop
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>>109530614
weebs are pedos in denial
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>>109533871
He did use a VPN. They got him with timing analysis.
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>>109530793
>shill threads
>shill
what product is being sold or advertised here anon? you aren't just going around using words without knowing what they mean right?
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>>109531039
When you do pay for it they hit you with the big black box everywhere, you'd have to be a cunt to pay for that.
its bad enough when the official source is censored slop but for the localisation to crank it to 11 its something else. Even light novels aren't safe imagine actually buying a physical copy only for the volumes to get 3 revisions to undo the damage editor-sama did.
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>>109533132
>>109533525
I wonder what happened for the kemono admins to disappear in the way they did, no message or anything.
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>>109534391
They got bored and tired of running it and handing over leadership would have been too dangerous legally, like what happened with a few other pirate sites.
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I should have joined AB...
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>>109530614
because it's the normalfag thing to do and be into in 2026
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>>109530421
>>109530458
The Japanese government can request ISPs to track Japanese citizens, it's how they caught the author that was sending death threats to the Yani Neko mangaka and this has been the case since forever you tech illiterate retard
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>>109532649
i unironically already do something like this. i "pirate" everything i can by default, but if i like something enough i do end up buying it, even though doing so grants me no additional privileges. buying something you already have is practically a donation.

i can only assume i'm like this because a grew up on timeshifted television and demo discs/downloads, even without "pirating" i was used to trying things before buying them, and i kept doing that even as the methods and terminology changed. i believe people /should/ be able to pay only what they think something is worth to themselves.
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>>109530958
>then they go and buy merch and stuff.
extremely few people do. most weebs are freeloaders.
>Piracy has been a massive net positive for them.
it has absolutely not been anywhere a net positive. weebs constantly lie to themselves believing someone else is paying. even manga in the west, which should be the easiest sale with the biggest profit margins, don't sell well outside of literally 1 or 2 like Demon slayer.
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>>109534570
They need to stop censoring it, I will never, ever pay for censored versions of anything.
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>>109530958
there's a balance to be had between sales and exposure. "exposure" can lead to sales, but it does no good when it only leads to more exposure.
if pirating anime wasn't possible, it'd be W A Y more niche outside of japan than it currently is, i'm sure about that. the more people know about it the more likely some of them will pay for it. if you set things up so only paying customers can see something, you'll have less customers than if some of them saw it without paying, since some of the non-paying customers recommended it to people who will pay for it, it's really not as simple as forcing everyone who sees something to pay for it.
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>>109530614
I was forcibly exposed to animal-like creatures that were caught in little balls when I was very young. It wasn't my fault.
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>>109534642
i had the 2.b.a cassette tape as a kid. i wonder how annoyed my family was listening to it back then
https://youtu.be/PhE5jrQo6U8
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>>109530421
Let me guess: steganography.
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What I'm shocked by is there were Japs doing original releases. Always thought it was a bunch of weebs getting to them first somehow
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>>109534570
>which should be the easiest sale
To be fair, localization is almost always really bad.
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>>109534623
>exposure
that's a retarded 30 year old meme weebs tell themselves. like anime and manga is some exotic counter culture and they make the world a favor curating that hidden knowledge. I know from personal experience that when the first anime started to become viral in the late 90s and early 2000s, a local comic bookstore started bringing manga. it was a disaster. literally no one is paying.
>>109534622
>They need to stop censoring it
more cope. weebs love to cling on to the tiniest things to excuse themselves. "oh this one manga from 20 years ago was censored, better steal everything under the sun".
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>>109534700
>localization is almost always really bad.
>always
i was sensitive enough to localization and censorship to learn moonrunes. it's valid at time but most of the time as i mentioned above a hyperbole used as an excuse.
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>>109534707
>"oh this one manga from 20 years ago was censored, better steal everything under the sun".
Well.... Has it materially changed?
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>>109534738
>Well.... Has it materially changed?
what do you mean?
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>>109530458
>SPAMMING LOSER THAT HAS NO IDEA HOW THE INTERNET WORKS POSTS JAPANESE ANTI-PIRACY PROPAGANDA!
>CAPITAL LETTERS!
what a fucking moron lmao
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>>109530518
>It also made millions of japanese people suddenly aware that emulation even exists.
fucking weebs
マジコン been in the known since forever
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>>109530518
>doujin market is just one big contradiction to copyright
That's actually the American parody clause to copyright law, but without Jews rendering it effectively neutered. They still take the Hebrew standard 120 year term for corporations though.
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>>109531013
japanese law won't let them
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>>109530518
true
even news websites constantly delete their own older news and most of the news websites are paid subscription strictly
no archive provided either
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>>109531143

No need in Australia, our civil courts ruled the copyright holders can only go after us for the legal cost of the movies (like $20 each), so they gave up and focus on dns blocking torrent sites which blocks normies but is easily bypassed by anyone who knows how to change their DNS
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>>109530487
in the US prostitution is in illegal in theory too
but then they maybe do a sting op once every 2 year for a tv show
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>>109531297
>, and then look at what japan makes.
gacha?
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>>109533926
top is actually sovl
nothing like an evening at a middle-of-nowhere truck stop town in the middle of a roadtrip
bottom just looks like india
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>>109530421
>anime torrenting
nothing of value was lost
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>>109531394
>raw recording hardware
damn this a big loss
they got a raw provider those guys don't just pop up
dude was 56 years old looks like he put a shitton of japanese live action up on nyaa
those torrents are like 1/20th the popularity of anime torrents
Japan probably can't stop the anime floodgates but shut down the one dude providing japanese live action not even subbed
probably japanese people were the only ones even watching this stuff at all
they really keep the noose around the necks of their citizens

The last show he provided - Midnight Taxi
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weebs have to be the worst type of fans. ever.
consume endless hours of content.
ask to pay a tiny price.
gets offended and starts sperging uncontrollably.
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>>109534526
>sending death threats to the Yani Neko
100% deserved
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>>109534972
nyaa has live-action stuff?
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>>109534995
Kill yourself obsessed kikefaggot.
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>>109533249
Is i2p better than tor for anonymity (& privacy) through exit nodes?

I don't see the point in paying for a vpn if they're just gonna sell my data anyway, so I've been using tor as a vpn for the past 5 year without issue. But idk whether theres some data collection/leakage going on
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Day 12034 of eternal-september and fags still don't use USENET for piracy....Animetosho + NZBgeek is all you need and it's by far more censorship-resistant compared to bittorrents,
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>>109535190
>Is i2p better than tor for anonymity (& privacy) through exit nodes?
I don't know but I hear with i2p it's p2p and the problem is that you are doing a 'quid pro quo' with random people you allow them to use your network for let's say cp. I don't know about you seems like a bad deal.
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>>109535194
>Animetosho
that shit's still up? owner said he was killing it months ago

moot point anyway since the source of all that stuff is torrent uploaders and if they take out the raw providers that source ends
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>>109535209
Information on the internet should be able to move freely.
What that information is may be of topic later, but the underlying infrastructure of free information flow should never be broken.
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>>109530421
I am not japanese
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>>109535245
>Information on the internet should be able to move freely.
>What that information is may be of topic later, but the underlying infrastructure of free information flow should never be broken.
Snap back to reality.
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>>109535209
claude says
> Encryption gives real technical cover — I2P's garlic encryption means relay nodes genuinely can't read the content passing through them, supporting a factual claim of "I didn't know what this was."
> But that's not the same as guaranteed legal protection. Most law hinges on intent/knowledge, not just technical capability, and "I was just a relay" isn't universally accepted as an automatic defense — it's often litigated case-by-case (see: Tor exit node precedents).
> Some jurisdictions have explicit "mere conduit" safe harbors (e.g., EU e-Commerce Directive); others have vague or untested laws that could be stretched to cover relay operation.
> Even where you'd likely win legally, you could still face device seizure, ISP complaints, or investigation before being cleared — legal protection isn't the same as avoiding practical hassle.
> Bottom line: encryption supports the *factual* case for deniability, but whether it's *legally* sufficient depends on your jurisdiction. Not legal advice — worth checking local rules on intermediary liability if this is a real concern.
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>>109533827
>drama shit
it's anything but anime and manga always killing the service. gook manga also killed tachiyomi. it's like japanese anime and manga are at the very bottom of their priorities
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>>109533223
>updoot the new thing goy import our niggers and faggots
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>>109535310
like mangadex with the gookshit too

these stupid sites just refuse to stick to anime only
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>>109534075
>They got him with timing analysis.
does the article explain that
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NYaaACK! !1
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>SecuROM
Sony (Japan)
>Denuvo
Sony (initially, then became its own independant company)

Now this. Fuck Japan and kill all pedo weebshits.
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>>109535161
>spergs uncontrollably
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>>109530614
Because they have a more interesting culture than you, Chang/Kim.
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>>109531655
they don't care about japanese media
most of that shit isn't even available here and some of it would be banned (lolicon, rape, etc.)
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>>109535424
>>Denuvo
Dutchoid company.
Translation broke the website so I marked things instead. the parent company doesn't have an English wikipedia page.
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>>109534526
Most of the world has similar laws.
What makes this case interesting is using indirect traffic pattern analysis to guesstimate initial seed instead of just asking the tracker.
The method sounds very similar to chinese and russian anti-vpn systems. Especially the "compiled data over a 3-year period" part.
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>>109535486
tldr.
Dutch Video Anti-piracy company own video game anti-piracy company. is part of the linux foundation. Which already protected another company similar to it.deto or more someone who would be a customer to them.
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>>109530421
i use a vpn. im safe
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>>109535310
No idea why you replied to me with this unrelated nonsense
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>>109535566
you are just ignorant, that is all
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>>109530421
Piracy is becoming more and more politically important as people refuse to actually sell you anything.
Everytime totalitarian groups win at the government, removing our rights becomes easier. Being allowed to own anything is one of the biggest rights under attack.
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>>109535587
Yeah so like I said, I have no idea why you replied to me with that unrelated nonsense
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literally nothing can stop me from pirating
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from August 2004 Playboy magazine.
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>>109535597
just stop consooming.
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>>109533071
>Vietnamese IP where copyright laws don't exist
bad news for you, anon..
https://vietnamip.com.vn/fact-vs-fiction-must-cafes-and-restaurants-pay-music-royalties-starting-july-1-2026/
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>>109535712
this will happen everywhere eventually. IP and the Free market + Line-go-up-isms are almost always in conflict and meme laws are the only mechanism to make it "work."
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>>109535687
SHE LOOKS LIKE CHRISTINA AGUILERA HOT
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>>109531039
Sell loicensed merch and the issue solves itself
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>>109533249
Have the I2P docs been translated into Japanese?
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>>109536523
Boku ga nihongo de chanto wanai, so I don't know and even if they did I wouldn't be able to tell you how good the translation is.
You'll have to check.

I use BiglyBT, so during the installation all I have to do is click the checkbox on the plugin selection page. And then when it's installed I just make sure it's enabled by default for all new torrents that are added. This runs its own instance of i2p just for the torrent client.

You can use your own instance and point at it, but you don't have to if you don't want to. Might be easier than trying to read the docs for the various i2p implementations.
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>>109535190
>>109535209
>>109535293
>>109536523
>>109536597
Setting up I2P is too much work for the average non-tech-savvy user. Tribler is just install an app and you're done.
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>>109536671
Tribler does this by default yes but I think 1 checkbox in the install and 1 checkbox in the options isn't very difficult for someone who uses torrents.

My issue with Tribler is that last I checked it was a research project. Keyword was.
I'm curious how much effort was already put into it, and how secure it actually is. Does it need more work still or is it considered both safe and done?
The idea is good and I want to see it realized and use it, but I'm not sure yet if it's at that stage.
What's your thoughts on it? Do you use it, and is it good enough for daily use?

BiglyBT is a descendant of one of the oldest BitTorrent clients so it's very mature in all areas I would say. The implementation works, it has a lot of people using/vetting it, it's actively maintained and implementing the latest standards / extensions, etc.
So I'm pretty content with it, but would have no problem running both networks. Or even better it would be cool to write a BiglyBT plugin that integrates with Tribler's network.
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>>109536734
I answered my own question by checking their website.
>Do not put yourself in danger. Our anonymity is not yet mature.
Damn.
I will continue to wait for them and hope for the best.

>Tribler does not protect you against spooks
So based lmao
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>>109535486
>>109535538
You're beyond retarded, you're a namefag after all.
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>>109530486
VPN isn't for anonymity zoomer

>Authority asks vpn provider for your info
Just extra step and not a hard one
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>>109536922
It'd only need an extra step if you lied to the VPN vendor with your payment and other identifying information. Otherwise it's still just 1 request to them instead of to the ISP that has the same info on you.
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>>109533871
windowsKEK

>>109531257
>>109536922
>>109531188
in the most of the world you don't have internet fast enough to torrent, you stupid mossadglownigger

My daily upload thought mullvad ~500Gb. Deal with it.
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>>109531257
https://iknowwhatyoudownload.com/
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>>109533223
gas yourself, turbokike
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>>109535285
>Snap back to reality.
Oh there goes gravity.
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>>109536922
That's why you use 7 proxies
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>>109537720
Proxyanon did not burn proxies for this.
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>turns on VPN
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They'll organize, send the file to a trusted foreign seeder and it's done.
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>>109537926
>he doesn't know
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>>109537926
>turns on Anom
yep, time to do some economical damage
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>>109536922
First off they would need the IP address from an ISP, and a lot of countries don't provide that (and the amount of time such information is stored depends on the laws of a country). Secondly they would need to go to the VPN provider for the user
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>>109530421
First they raise the age of consent to 16, now this, yeah Japan is done for.
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>>109531888
Your post is so low IQ that just trying to read it hurts.
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Anime is officially out of ideas anyway. Do you really want another 150 species of Pokemon with the same team rocket blasting off again plots?
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>>109530421
link?
>without torrent swarm montoring
so how did they do it?
>NYAA
who?
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>>109531888
just look at the camera and say that you're not a thread and to give you a pie recipe
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>>109530421
/g/entlemen it is irrelevant what content is being censored, I don't watch anime but this is something kids enjoy today. We must respond with violence, let there be a billion more seeders, remember, they can't catch you all and if they do, keep killing them until they accept they can't keep doing this illegal power moves on us.
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>>109534526
why would you have anything against the yani neko mangaka
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>>109531039
And that's a good thing
Why would I pay for viz when it does a WORSE job at translating manga than some random troon in his basement. A lot of inconsistencies in understanding HxH from the western fanbase stemmed from retarded viz TL mistakes
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>>109534507
Despite this setback nyaa still mogs animebytes. Nyaa is in fact the best weeb tracker, and it makes private troons seethe
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>>109540039
Yani Neko placed higher on some internal contest or poll or something.
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>>109540421
you should make a nyaa account before they go all bakabt and go private too
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>>109540575
>Registration is temporarily unavailable
so that's how it is, huh...
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>>109533223
>reactionary
Lol, lmao
Japan is a liberal feminist democracy like every other first world country, and like all of them its population is going extinct as it deserves for being faggots. Trump, by the way, is also a liberal faggot. Russia is also a liberal faggot country. Real reactionaries ceased to be a thing more than a hundred years ago.
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>>109532649
wat? do you think legalizing piracy would make the digital storefronts disappear?
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>>109534972
What a bunch of cunt tyrant wannabes, most of that shit airs on free to air tv anyways.
They really hate the regular slave jap getting anything for free, in this case just cause they avoid having to watch ads, wouldn't surprise me if they end up banning adblockers.
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>>109532441
>Western companies seem to have realized it's a waste of time going after anything other than streaming sites but the japs are always a bit slow on the uptake.
Jap elites just love terrorizing their serfs.
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>>109530486
>VPNs are untraceable
You must be at least 18 to post here.
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>>109533249
typically real terrorists don't use i2p. they don't even use vpns or proxies either.
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>>109534075
>They got him with timing analysis
source on that being the way they got him?
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>>109533163
What's so bad about Japan?
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Cuck seeder detected. Torrent sucks just like linux.
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>>109537612
Wow, it doesn't know fuck all.
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>>109541116
Not him but here
https://torrentfreak.com/japanese-police-arrest-nyaa-first-uploader-but-not-by-watching-the-swarm/
They say it was something other than fishing in the swarm this time. I'm not sure exactly what that means, and they don't specify. I'm wondering how such a thing is even possible if you do everything from behind a VPN. Do timing attacks even matter if you create the account, upload the content, and seed it from behind a real VPN like Mullvad? How can they possibly figure out who you are without subpoenaing your VPN?
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>>109541263
theoretically it is possible with russia-tier always active surveillance, if the uploader is not seeding 24x7 but only uploads exact single copy from his home computer to remote location during the time between broadcast ends and torrent is made.
more realistically there must have been a lead that let the police narrow down the suspects to a small area (are emergency message overlays localized on top of nationwide broadcast?) or maybe even a direct lead and the whole timing attack was just to create formal evidence.
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>>109531394
>>109541263
>>109541520
It says right there they found him just by cross referencing all the trackers for several years to find the IP that always started seeding first, which was the dude's static home IP that didn't change for three straight years.
It's also probably that that's reverse construction and that really they just got him for logging into some pirate account or saying something incriminating on social media, then they ran his IP through the database and it turned out he was the first seeder for a lot of torrents so they went after him.
Any one of the following would have made him impossible to track
>not being in japan
>not having a static IP
>using a VPN
>encrypting his disks
>not seeding from his home computer
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>>109533926
Anime website, sharteen.
Valve made gacha by the way.
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>>109530421
>identified Ono allegedly without joining or monitoring BitTorrent swarm traffic, with the help of the Japan Hacker Association (JHA).
yikes jap hackers are bootlickers
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>>109541263
Yeah timing attacks still work because you have a connection directly back to your home connection as fast as the VPN can relay it. If you already have a fair idea the guy seeding is in Japan, which they would due to the nature of the content, it's very easy with the cooperation of Jap ISPs.
>real VPN like Mullvad
lol

A seedbox would've been the logical solution for this.
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>>109541800
>A seedbox would've been the logical solution for this.
Not if ripping hardware is still at home. It would only make identification easier unless real data sent from rip location to seedbox is masked under a constant stream of junk.
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>>109541263
So nothing there says it was timing analysis at all.
The article also doesn't say anything about the person using a VPN.
Every single thing you said is either something you made up or that someone else made it up and you're parroting
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>>109541654
Oh, so he wasn't using a VPN? Where was >>109531394 sourced from?
Oh, yes, I just reread this part:
>Investigators cross-referenced web session activity with CDN logs or other linked services where the user might not have used a VPN or proxy.
His mistake was not using his VPN setup for all stages of his piracy and/or normal activities, it seems.
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>>109541800
Why laugh at Mullvad? They're essentially the only non sketchy VPN provider left, and have done many audits. What other provider would you recommend, if not Mullvad?
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>>109541877
>Where was >>109531394 sourced from?
4chan, this thread
But likely originally generated by LLMs.
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>>109541882
>Why laugh at Mullvad?
Nobody is laughing at mullvad people are laughing at their retarded fanboys [i.e. (You)] that actually believe they are somehow better than all the other VPNs.
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>>109533810
I wrote:
>Not living in a shithole
Your conclusion:
>Literally all those countries that dont care are third world
What a genius.
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>>109541838
Not really because the payload size would always be a little off due to due to protocol overhead, and there are lots of similar size video files. You could maybe make an inference over a long enough time frame, but there's no way for them to do a timing attack and say with 99.9999% confidence he's the one seeding.

And yeah if you were feeling devious there are lots of ways you could obscure it with junk traffic where there'd be no way to see who's doing it without NSA level replay-the-internet capability.
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>>109541882
They're all sketchy and mullvad doesn't even have port forwarding. Gag service for clowns.
>They're essentially the only non sketchy VPN provider left
Ridiculous. It's not hard to run a VPN service. A single person can do it.
>have done many audits
You mean they paid people to say the service is good. There's another word for that.
>What other provider would you recommend
I wouldn't because I don't need you queering my deal. VPN providers are useful in inverse proportion to their popularity and level of pandering.

>>109541915
Enjoy being instantly ID'd as a VPN nigger everywhere you go with Mullvad(tm) exit nodes.
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>>109541915
Mullvad has a provable track record, isn't owned by Israel (a tall order for VPN providers these days), and has been audited many times by companies like Cure53. Again, what other company would you recommend if not Mullvad?
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>>109541946
>Enjoy being instantly ID'd as a VPN nigger everywhere you go with Mullvad(tm) exit nodes.
I refuse to believe it's actually possible to have such awful reading comprehension.
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>>109541965
>what other company would you recommend if not Mullvad?
Any of the other 50 VPN companies that have also been audited and run ram servers but charge 30-50% less than mullvad.
So pretty much everybody on this list
https://torrentfreak.com/best-vpn-anonymous-no-logging/
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>>109541882
>They're essentially the only non sketchy VPN provider left
all vpns log enough traffic to save their own ass if a serious offense is committed, same with the isp's. it's just a matter of a law enforcement agency requesting it.
nobody gives a shit about 99% of activity online but if a guy is vpn streaming himself doing a mass shooting or building a gigantic bomb or shit to do with CSAM, it's trivial to go to isp+vpn and find the person.
the packets don't lie.
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>>109541984
That article only asks the companies directly. This is not at all equivalent to a proper audit, where third party reviewers attempt to break the VPN company's security or, in Cure53 cases and etc >>109541965, get full access to the code and servers as they are. X41 conducted a white box audit on Mullvad earlier this year as well. They also got raided in 2023 and the police found nothing.

I'm not really a Mullvad shill. As >>109541946 says, they no longer have port forwarding. But no other VPN company has been as comprehensive on its audits.
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>>109541965
>Mullvad has a provable track record
So does everyone who's been in business >1 year. Copyright enforcement has high time preference.
>isn't owned by Israel
Israel dgaf if you torrent movies.
>has been audited
Unfalsifiable. Copyright enforcement isn't going to do felony computer trespass, and you should assume your VPN is hostile anyway.

>>109542058
>They also got raided in 2023 and the police found nothing.
Theater. Any corporation will fold if the local government actually leans on it.
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>>109541800
>timing attacks
meme

DAITA (Defense Against AI-guided Traffic Analysis) or constant youtube in background

call it.
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>>109530421
He was posting his paypal lmao
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>>109541800
>Yeah timing attacks still work
Real brainlet take.
Timing attacks haven't worked since an OpenSSL patch in like 2014 which started sending routine and constant-sized blocks of data. This is like saying they can read everything with replay attacks: You're repeating shit that hasn't been true in over 10 years.
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>>109534306
See
>>109534824
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>>109541946
>Enjoy being instantly ID'd as a VPN nigger everywhere you go with Mullvad(tm) exit nodes.

deel with it. constant kikeflare checks. you get use to it.

>>109541882
>if not Mullvad?
MULLVAD or selfhosted vps in shithole like Albania\Serbia with 3x-ui for normalfaq behavior

if you're doing something illegal then only selfhosted or you must know what to use and don't asking

TOTAL glowniggerian thread

avoid any jewish nord\proton\surfshark\etc. and yes bitchassnig/g/a, proton has the same kike roots as nord.

and don't ask what hosts is this:
tail -2 /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 zwyr157wwiu6eior.com
127.0.0.1 applytics.nordvpn.com

DO NOT INSTALL ANY "VPN CLIENT" ever except opensource officials.

pure wireguard config is the best way to go

> VPNs are all the same
> illusion of choice is a cognitive bias that causes people to believe they have more control over their lives and choices than they actually do

> nordvpn = protonvpn = tesonet = Datasec Holding, ltd = CLoudVPN = Tefincom, ltd = Oxylabs.io = OxyData.io = Luminati Networks, Ltd = HolaVPN = Datacamp co uk = otissf.com

but stupid proton has dns leaks, can't connect when port 80 is closed KEK

DEATH TO ALL KIKES AND STUPID GLOWNIGGERS

RIP KING TERRY



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