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TorrentFreak: YggTorrent Shuts Down After Hack, Leak and Stolen Crypto (archive) (mega)
YggTorrent, the largest francophone torrent community, has shut down permanently following a devastating hack. The cyberattack compromised YggTorrent's infrastructure, wiped key information, and drained the site's crypto wallets. The hacker publicly published the site's data online in a massive 11+ GB archive, noting that this could be of interest to law enforcement.
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Adolf Kitler said:
Does anyone know a custom APK/app for Android that lets you use Spotify without ads and with all the premium features?
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I'm super late to this. But there WERE a couple of good ones until just recently. Stupfy either got made at my vpn use or broke the cracks. I just keep my eweb-eyes out for "spotify cracked mod free 100%" and have a burner phone i use to check the files before sideloading onto my main.
 
My cravat doesn't flutter said:
Do you need an invite? There's a login page, but no sign up.
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Yes. It's a top-tier tracker, so you'll have to start somewhere else to work your way there. IPT and TL are usually enough for most. Really easy to get regardless of invite only. TL also opens registration sometimes. Lots of info at ptg [ private tracker general ]


Disguised In Cognito said:

This may not be completely up to date, but it has a bunch of info about private trackers.
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lowkeyl0ki said:
cheers, i've been wanting to become part of these communities for a while but the large majority are invite only :(

does anyone have an invite for redacted or secret cinema?
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gampboonerisms said:
I'm super late to this. But there WERE a couple of good ones until just recently. Stupfy either got made at my vpn use or broke the cracks. I just keep my eweb-eyes out for "spotify cracked mod free 100%" and have a burner phone i use to check the files before sideloading onto my main.
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Should give it up. It got to the point where you'd have to re-do / replace it every other day. There's a patch for spotify in ReVanced, but you'd have to dig for it since they got a DMCA. Morphe is the fork of ReVanced after dev drama.

 
gampboonerisms said:
I'm super late to this. But there WERE a couple of good ones until just recently. Stupfy either got made at my vpn use or broke the cracks. I just keep my eweb-eyes out for "spotify cracked mod free 100%" and have a burner phone i use to check the files before sideloading onto my main.
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Spotify right now isn't cracked, the major mod for it is xSpotify/xManager and it's been more miss than hit for many months now. Desktop cracks are perfectly fine though, https://github.com/SpotX-Official/SpotX is the best one and works on all operating systems.
 
Shadow Banned By God said:
That's fucking awesome. I assume you have it all configured with Jellyfin to watch anywhere
When did you think you were gonna make your own NAS? Any tips for a newfag
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I ended up making myself a server for home years ago. It came about because I wanted to access files on my laptop and didn’t want to leave my gaming PC on all the time. It wasn’t anything special, just an old ivy bridge i3 with a 4TB WD Red I picked up. All I did was stick Debian on a spare SSD and set the drive up with a samba share. The drive is still going strong.
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Later on I wanted to mess with containers and VMs but didn’t want to commit to a proper raid array so I got an Unraid license which I’m still using. The nice thing about Unraid is that you can just add drives as you buy them and it’s really hard to screw yourself with it. I couldn’t recommend it now due to how the licensing works since they moved to a subscription service.
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That is a small selection of the containers I have running. The stuff that matters is the *arr suite, SABnzbd and Jellyfin. The way it all links together is like this:

I open Radarr (movies), Sonarr (tv) and Lidarr (music) and type in whatever media I want to download. They pull the information for that media (episode lists, album lists etc) from their respective data providers such as tvdb. They are all set up with a quality hierarchy which comes from Profilarr. I prefer to grab the best quality blu-ray rip/remux I can get my hands on for reasons that will come later.
Those programs send a request to prowlarr. Prowlarr has my api keys for the various Usenet indexers I have access to and it will pull the .nzb for files that match the searched media. (You can use prowlarr for torrents too but I don’t) Prowlarr then passes the .nzb to SABnzbd which carries out the download.
One SABnzbd finishes the download it tells Radarr etc that the download is done and they will move the file into the appropriate directory and rename the file as well as adding any album/track info etc.
When new files appear in a library tdarr will take that new file and encode that giant high quality file into a very decent quality, much smaller AV1 file and replace that huge original file.
Then I can watch that media either over the network or over the internet using Jellyfin. The same GPU that tdarr used will also encode anything I’m watching through Jellyfin into an appropriate codec for the device I’m watching on. I also let friends/family use it.
The other notable bit of software on that list is Ombi. Radarr etc have a shitload of configurable options and I do not want other people (friends/family) messing with them, nor do I want them available from the internet. What Ombi does is pass requests to Radarr etc which makes it a whole lot safer to give others access to.

Funnily enough I’m currently preparing to rebuild my server and start again using truenas instead of Unraid. Just have to wait for all the parts to arrive.

As for getting started, all you really need is what I started with. An old pc and a hard drive or two. One for an operating system and one for sharing. I’d recommend putting something like truenas on it. Once you get your first share set up experiment a bit. Set up a simple torrent container from the truenas app market. You can add complexity over time. The other piece of advice I’d give it not to blindly follow instructions on YouTube, you definitely should watch videos on this stuff but it’s the experimenting that will help you to build the knowledge that will let you dig yourself out of whatever mess you make on the way. I’d also suggest giving the Home Server and Self Hosting General thread a read too. If you do get stuck by all means ask for help, but have a go at fixing things yourself first.
 
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Dante Alighieri said:
Spotify right now isn't cracked, the major mod for it is xSpotify/xManager and it's been more miss than hit for many months now. Desktop cracks are perfectly fine though, https://github.com/SpotX-Official/SpotX is the best one and works on all operating systems.
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Hmm. Well I can't commit to a desktop work around since I'm on my feet at work all day. I had to go super old school and use a USB drive on my phone for music. It will get me through until I can take a full day and figure out what I want to do until I get my home thing setup like how I want.
 
Civillian 18 said:
RED has interviews. You could prep and go for getting in that way.
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Dante Alighieri said:
Spotify right now isn't cracked, the major mod for it is xSpotify/xManager and it's been more miss than hit for many months now. Desktop cracks are perfectly fine though, https://github.com/SpotX-Official/SpotX is the best one and works on all operating systems.
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Thank you so much guys I genuinely appreciate the help but I don’t think I fit the requirements these sites want :(

All good though hopefully I can get to that point in the future.
 
lowkeyl0ki said:
Chuck us the name, either here or in DM’s and I’ll give it a go
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It's called Super Happy Fun Clown and @analrapist found it and is looking for somewhere to upload it.

On another note: I'm unable to seed anything because using my VPN (Proton) slows my internet to a crawl and I have to turn it off constantly. I think my particular ISP doesn't like VPNs because my home network is the only one that has this problem.
 
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