[ SECRET POST #3418 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3418 ⌋

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05. [SPOILERS for Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood]




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06. [WARNING for blood/gore]




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08. [WARNING for incest]




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Comments

Re: How worried do I need to be? re: torrenting

[(Anonymous)]

The first time I got one of those, it actually disabled my internet until I called them to turn it back on. My strategy was to just deny it was me, I said my friend must've done it when I let her use my internet and that I wouldn't let her use it anymore. My ISP even said that torrenting was fine as long as you didn't seed. It happened after I accidentally let something seed for a long time.

After that I got a peer blocker and figured I was fine, but still always deleted torrents the second they were finished, and it was a long time before it happened, but I ended up getting another notice. That time I had to fill out some online survey thing acknowledging that I got the message and I wouldn't share copyrighted content anymore before I could get my internet back.

Since then, I've been terrified of torrenting, and I finally torrented a couple ebooks a couple weeks ago after not torrenting anything for a few years. I figured ebooks were probably less risky since there's less of a demand for them and they probably don't have people monitoring torrents.

Anyway, unless I'm mistaken there's always a risk with torrents, because it's impossible to not seed them at least a little, since other people are downloading from you while you're still downloading (at least that's my understanding of it).

Nowadays I do a lot of streaming for TV and movies, and direct download from sites that allow it.