I would like to apply for IPT. Thanks in advance

@jacko2021Applying for ilovetorzz

Roger Federer. No one has got that elegance

I like both shades of Manchester

Hold on.. Is this watching or playing that sport?

So, I have grabbed countless free games each week from Epic gamestore since last year but haven't played any of them yet Who else has been grabbing free games and didn't play? (GTA V doesn't count)

No Doubt PC... How will I pirate my favs otherwise.. and yeah I can emulate most of the older gens of consoles on it

@fuzzumExactly they are in this for making money. Freebies are for just enticing new users

Its all depends on which games you would like to play as there are exclusives to each console... Personally I would prefer Playstation

NFTs are unique blockchain entries through which people can prove that they 'own' something. However, the underlying images can be copied with a single click. This point is illustrated by The NFT Bay which links to a 19.5 Terabyte collection of 'all NFTs' on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains. And it comes with an important warning message too. nftbayNFTs have been booming over the past year. People are willing to pay millions of dollars just to prove that they “own” a digital item that was worthless before. These digital entries, stored on a blockchain, allow the buyers to prove that they are legitimate owners. While it’s different from a copyright, NFTs owners are rightsholders in a sense. The NFT Bay However, that doesn’t mean that other people can’t copy the associated files, which are often widely available. This is made pretty clear by The NFT Bay, which launched just a few hours ago. The site, which is clearly inspired by The Pirate Bay, shares a torrent with “pirated” versions of NFTs. “The Billion Dollar Torrent,” as it’s called, reportedly includes all the NFTs on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains. These files are bundled in a massive torrent that points to roughly 15 terabytes of data. Unpacked, this adds up to almost 20 terabytes. geoff tweet Australian developer Geoff is the brains behind the platform, which he describes as an art project. Speaking with TorrentFreak, he says that The Pirate Bay was used as inspiration for nostalgic reasons, which needs further explanation. Too Much for PRQ The NFT Bay itself lists a few examples of “pirated” NFT images but these uploads point to the same massive torrent file. Downloading the torrent can be a challenge as it requires quite a bit of disk space. In fact, finding a hosting solution for the seedbox wasn’t straightforward either. “For authenticity I was going to host at PRQ but unfortunately they don’t offer servers with enough disk space,” Geoff notes. This comment may not mean much to the general public. However, veteran followers of file-sharing news will recognize PRQ as the former hosting partner of The Pirate Bay, launched by the site’s founders Gottfrid Svartholm and Fredrik Neij. The developer eventually hosted the torrented NFT archive elsewhere. And despite the massive size and the attention it’s getting, both the site and seedbox are running smoothly. “The seedbox hosting the torrent has 4 x 10TB SATA drives configured in RAID0 and the website is humming along just fine even though the website is going insanely viral,” Geoff says. Wake-Up Call The NFT Bay is not just any random art project. It does come with a message, perhaps a wake-up call, for people who jump on the NFT bandwagon without fully realizing what they’re spending their crypto profits on. “Purchasing NFT art right now is nothing more than directions on how to access or download an image. The image is not stored on the blockchain and the majority of images I’ve seen are hosted on Web 2.0 storage which is likely to end up as 404 meaning the NFT has even less value.” The same warning is more sharply articulated in the torrent’s release notes which are styled in true pirate fashion. “[T]his handy torrent contains all of the NFT’s so that future generations can study this generation’s tulip mania and collectively go…” it reads. nft release notes Fifteen years ago this would have been a project The Pirate Bay could have come up with. It’s a thought-provoking piece of art that shows that ownership can be a trivial concept, especially in the digital realm. Greed and Scams This is not to say that all NFTs are useless and have no future. Some will probably remain very valuable. However, people who aspire to own them should understand how they work and what they represent. And making a personal copy of is probably a good start. Geoff himself appears to be quite critical of the NFT hype. While the software developer believes in the possibilities that Web 3.0 can offer, today’s implementations often result in greed and scamming, which he describes as sickening.

Forza Horizon 5. Other than Online and convoy glitches, this game is amazing. Hopefully the devs will fix everything soon

This is a really wonderful guide TBH. Also Waffles is listed twice in Notable Private trackers > Music section. Just noticed

Thank you. Feels wonderful to be part of InviteHawk.

A. Tell us something about yourself? Forza Horizon is the best game. I am addicted to it. And Fifa B. How did you find InviteHawk? Google C. What Torrent Sites are you looking for? (Mention none if just browsing) Any good General use Private tracker. Have been using public ones for long time but sometimes its hard to get what you need D. Do you use the same username or email on InviteHawk as well as on trackers? (If yes, please fill a Username Change or Email Change form) No E. Do you have any suggestions for InviteHawk? Well, I have to use it to know any better. But I like the UI