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  1. Counterpart (TV Series 2017–2019) - IMDb WWW.IMDB.COM Created by Justin Marks. With J.K. Simmons, Olivia Williams, Harry Lloyd, Nazanin Boniadi. A hapless UN employee discovers that the agency he works for is hiding a gateway to a parallel dimension that's... Just in time for the Pandemic. Really awestruck at how this TV Show showed what a Pandemic can do before the 2020 pandemic. MUST WATCH
  2. IMDb Top Rated Movies WWW.IMDB.COM Check out the top 250 movies as rated by IMDb users Top IMBd Top250 rated movies of all time. Open Directory: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RU63d0rIZHZb0BIrXY3dg_JifIzBsVZo
  3. Easiest way to pass the assessments for the torrent sites that require them is to goto the torrent page, list the torrents by filesize. Download as many as you can (for maxxing the points per day) and make sure to seed. You get the bonus points for seeding, the fastestway to gain is to seed more files, file size does not matter as much. Then sort by Date and snatch the free seed ones. You can easily hit 1 TB within a few days or even a day depending on your line, hit 1TB with a 1GB in a few days, can easily beat these assessments in a week. You can survive the assessment with 200GB space within 30 days.
  4. I think whatever is the most convenient wins. Much like what spotify and netflix has shown us this last decade. These streaming platforms filled the gap in connivence for the average normie and at a perfect price point which won't have users pounding down piratebay. Most people just want to watch their movie or listen to their music without the complexity and hassle and are willing to pay a small fee for it. Convenience is worth a few bucks a month to many people including myself. I've almost completely moved away from downloading and hoarding music. I had TBs of flac back in the days but now, the convenience of just whipping up an app and streaming almost any song @ a few bucks a month is now worth a lot more than buying dozens of HDs, home servers, owning several seedboxes, stressing about ratio, etc and building a library flac collection is worth the time any more and for most people it isnt. For some it is, which is why they stay in the p2p community. Much like torrenting and spotify, most people just want their product and not deal with the stress or learning portion. People with some income to spare are willing to pay monthly to avoid complexity and to avoid additional stress and get what they want at a click of a button. There's always a balance imo and spotify really hit the mark. I mean whens the last time someone you knew talked about torrenting or filesharing? (Besides the obviously niche portion of the internet we are in and the ppl surrounding us here) Torrenting has become pretty niche now with most good trackers going private and having this elitist type club where they get to act authoritarian and IMO opposite of what p2p sharing is all about. Most people sit at these trackers WAITING and praying for freeleech (which happens rarely). Then have to stress about paying their seedbox, stress about protecting their identity and people CAN'T EVEN DOWNLOAD ANYTHING because of the fear of their ratio. That's the TOTAL OPPOSITE of what it was when this filesharing community started. Even with a 10gbps line seedbox people just arent downloading enough to get at least a 1:1 on most of these trackers that are actually worth it. You really need to spend A LOT of time and energy for these trackers because eventually youll start uploading and writing scripts to snatch and upload some movies or courses which at the end is not worth it for 99% of the people out there on this planet that don't want to spend 20+ hours a week on a small hobby or trying to save some money. Eventually the balance between money and "is it worth it" question comes, then you slowly drift off and eventually lose interest when you realize your SO and you just end up watching netflix instead, hop in the car play some spotify and end the complexity to your life because ultimately you realize that you were trading your time and energy (which is worth A LOT MORE than $10 a month subscription to a streaming platform). then the trackers all come to a crawling slow energy with just seedboxes and scripts running the show and no one downloading anything but seedboxes on scripts anymore and eventually a new law gets passed and more drama ensues Then you have a kid and slowly drift away. You enjoy your new life with your wife, kid and a new laptop you bought. Watch netflix and stream spotify, you got the nice family discount plan with your cousins and end up paying $10 a month for all the streaming sites and spotify, eventually spending the time you would have on a thursday night (watching the RSS feed of a new album drop you wanted to hear or a new movie that just came out) with your family instead... IMO most of the space does not encourage downloading but more about what the peer/downloader can do for them. Helping new members to the scene - instead of encouraging hoarding and fear which leads to people not downloading anything but at freeleech and eventually killing the community because honestly, if you don't have a itching for suffering you're not going to stay in this scene very long. The romanticized era and p2p explosion during Oinks reign is never coming back imo.
  5. Tracker Name: Milkie.cc Genre: General (Movies, TV Shows, Music, Games, Ebooks, Apps, Adult) Review (If Any) Sign Up Link: Milkie MILKIE.CC Milkie MILKIE.CC Additional Information: Currently Ratioless, Freeleech.
  6. The invites are still working. Thanks
  7. I've used deluge but after trying rtorrent and transmission I switched. Also some trackers won't allow deluge.
  8. A. Tell us something about yourself? Coming from usenet looking for trackers to be apart of. B. How did you find InviteHawk? Google C. What Torrent Sites are you looking for? (Mention none if just browsing) E Learning sites and ebooks mostly. D. Do you use the same username or email on InviteHawk as well as on trackers? (If yes, change it from your profile or contact a staff member) no E. Do you have any suggestions for InviteHawk? no
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