This is indeed very interesting. I can reccomend asking the telecom company that owns the line with a quick email as to whats going on here, they usually like to answer such questions. Maybe post in a sub thats more familiar with mechanics/electronics or even general asklemmy?

This guy sands

Firms that sue you because you download copyrighted material don‘t sue you because they sniff your internet traffic contents, but because you appear on the tracker peer list. Ony public trackers this is easily visible, on private trackers it‘s not since you need access to the tracker in the first place.

Thanks. I‘ve used 1337x for popular games. This should be better

I watch it in the orion browser with ublock

Yes lol

Holy shit really? Do you have a source for that?

Proton is very well known to be the best vpn privacy whise. They went to swiss federal court against the state to not keep network logs for their vpn, i‘d say it‘s very trustworthy

Thanks, thats sad but respectable

You could access the spotify api to get all spotify song links from a playlist and then run the script for each od those. Seems complicated to me though, maybe someone knows better.

Makes sense, sorry for the stupid question. Never used and *arr application before :)

Do you know a way to incorporate private trackers into search engines?

Yes, i do :)

Download the orion browser: https://apps.apple.com/ch/app/orion-browser-by-kagi/id1484498200?l=en-GB

Go on extensions, add firefox extension, and selext ublock :)

Hi. I just tried the link to watch some cricket as an example on the Orion browser with ublock installed. No popups at all :)

Ahh, makes sense. Cool, thanks.

What does rs. stand for? I just checked and nepal uses the nepalese rupee which is normally abbreviated to NPR, but rs. ?

Doesn‘t happen for me with firefox+ublock. Maxbe try that?

As others have said you don‘t need a nas solution like synology. You can just have a cheap computer with enough sata ports and run a nas software, like truenas, on it. I just think that external HDD‘s are not designed to run 24/7 and could therefore be prone to mechanical failure as compareed to datacenter HDD‘s. But thats just an assumption, I have no data to back up this claim.

Hey dude, you‘re a cunt!