That’s great, I noticed ABB doesn’t track my ratio anywhere even though they require an account.

I’ve been using audiobookbay, does myanonymouse have more content?

FTA: “The list of IP addresses and domain names to be blocked is drawn up by private bodies authorised by AGCOM”

Edit: You’re correct, you could run a VPN on your own server and sell access, as this would only block known VPN services.

Sure but you’d basically be scamming them as the VPN service wouldn’t work because even if you sent them the VPN installer and login it wouldn’t connect.

You’ll need port forwarding for private torrent sites so people can download from you better.

What, they gonna be the defendant and the plaintiff?

I don’t know what type of traps OP means, unless it’s software, then that’s possible.

Reddit blocks access to all major VPN services (on desktop for sure) when they click a link from a search engine (maybe even navigating directly to it but I don’t do that). This has been happening for about a month now. There’s a specific page it shows that basically says “come back without a VPN.”

I don’t think it does it if you’re logged in and have cookies enabled.

Caveat: there is a simple way to bypass it, I’ll let you old.heads figure that one out.

Seriously. Lemmy is a house made of patchwork quilt, with a bit of pine sap here and there to steady the few boards.

I’d almost put money on it being AV. But I’d also think the installer wouldn’t just crash on locked file. That was my first thought too though since I don’t believe the qbt executable is signed.

Unigram is what you’re looking for on Desktop, not 100% sure if they have a Linux build.

Sounds like a malware author having all victims download and seed all his torrents so they’re @ the top for many software searches and spread more? Some type of automated process either random bytes for size or download previous torrent and bind malware to .exe in main zip?

Don’t have time to check it out, if anyone else does let me know. And let TPB staff know.

DM sent

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This is exactly what I was looking for!

That’s my fault, I messed up and said ebook a few times while meaning audiobooks.

See my other comment: https://lemmy.world/comment/7069535

You’re making disingenuous assumptions when you say I listened to other audiobooks. I have only listened to this series. purchased 3, and listened to 2 of the free (premium) books. I did not listen to any other books. There were a couple times it skipped a chapter with an accidental scroll, and I had to scroll back, but I didn’t actually listen so it shouldn’t count.

I wasn’t aware of the 15 hour limit but of course I am now as it’s been pointed out many times in this thread. I didn’t even know they had audiobooks until they started showing up on the opening screen of Spotify. I got hooked listening to the Steven Fry narrated OG book and then went to buy the next 3 and the last book in the series was also included in premium so I listened without buying. Still, 13 hours (which makes up for any skipping) is not 15 hours, so there’s either a bug or they intentionally count unlistened to skipped chapters as being listened to.

I’m getting Libby setup today with my library card.

See: https://lemmy.world/comment/7069535

I purchased 3/5 books of the series. The 2 free books add up to 13 hours.

Let’s be gracious and round up. That’s 13 hours. Not 15.

You can only do so many chargebacks before you’re banned from using that payment network, which considering it’s Spotify they likely use one of the largest payment networks. I save chargebacks for when I got royally fscked, not just irritated inconvenience.