max2078

but this could be dangerous misinformation.

It is, one can and will be pinpointed using a timestamp and the IP address and the port. These information are always unique per user.

Oui, je le ferai

ISPs don't spy on users, would violate GDPR.

Long story short: You'd get more money from your ISP than you'd pay to copyright trolls.

Option one: Join private tracker communities, no need for a vpn here. You will find the majority of stuff here anyway, compared to public torrents.

Option two: Get and set up a vpn (preferable with port forwarding) in your bittorrent client. Bind your vpn connection to your network interface in qbittorrents advanced settings option page.

Option three: Use usenet, since there is no upload involved on your side you also need no vpn.

Piracy in Germany is kinda rare, don't expect to find many pirates in your private sphere. However if you find some, chances are they will try to stop your from torrenting and advise file hosters like ddownload or rapidgator. It's very common for German pirates, torrenting has a bad reputation due to law firms hunting down pirates.

Don‘t run privileged images! Drop all CAPS, enable no-new-privileged, use non-privileged users only.

Don‘t use two images, just use qbittorrentvpn

^this

I buy BTC on ATMs without KYC (1000 bucks is the KYC limit). Scan your wallet, $$$ in, that's it. Fees are around 8%.

verycouch is offering two types of usenet related stuff:

1. usenet access (same as a usenet provider like UsenetExpress)
2. usenet indexer (same as dog, slug, geek)

You got your post probably removed on Reddit due the fact, that verycouchs usenet access is a backdoor one. That means, that verycouch is neither a usenet provider (like Newshosting) nor a usenet reseller (like Frugal). They basically just subscribe to other usenet providers (or resellers) like we all do and resell that access to you. That violates both the usenet providers ToS and Reddits usenet sub rule.

Paying for an API is referring to the second part, being a (also) shady usenet indexer.

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OP wants .srt

Using file hosters instead of Usenet, that's a Paddlin'. Using JD2 instead of PyLoad, that's a Paddlin'. Using a headless version of JD2, that's a Paddlin'. Using an overpriced RPI, that's a Paddlin'.

Nope