Got a license for that VPN?

NOOOO… I CANT WATCH MY HECKIN’ 8 MAN LATINA BBC GIGABANG FOR 7 HOURS A DAY.. NOOOOOO WHAT AM I GOING TO DO?

lmao

>>513504915 (OP)
>Government replacing you with browns
>Everything is artificially expensive to make you cry
>Our leaders are pedos
Yup, this is definitely about safety and morals.

>>513505091
The children won't be safe unless you give up all of your privacy and liberty.

conspiracy theory: if they're secretly pedos, then this is like the closeted pastor who is violently anti-gay.

>>513504915 (OP)
I hope VPN's and 4chan both get banned in the uk. Australia next please, one shithole at a time.

Mega cloud storage comes with a free VPN so i guess I do

>>513504915 (OP)
Hard drives (HDDs): average lifespan 5-10 years. Vulnerable to drops, power surges, mechanical failure, and moisture/mold.

Solid state drives (SSDs): generally 10-15 years if powered and used, but unpowered NAND can start losing data in as little as 5-10 years.

USB/thumb drives: consumer-grade flash storage,
similar to SSDs, but often less reliable. Not recommended for long-term archival - failure can occur unpredictably.

Burned DVDs (standard, not archival M-DISC/Blu-ray): if stored properly (cool, dark, low humidity, minimal handling), can last 20-50 years. They are inexpensive, widely available, and don't rely on continuous power.

Cost factor: DVDs are far cheaper per copy than HDDs or SSDs. While cost per gigabyte is higher, redundancy is easy - multiple discs can be burned and stored in different locations for very little money.

Reliability edge: HDDs and SSDs fail all at once if the device dies, everything on it is lost. With DVDs, failure is usually limited to a single disc, and the rest remain readable.

Best practice: burn multiple DVD copies, label clearly, and store them in separate, cool, dry places. Refresh (reburn) every few decades if the data matters.

Anyhow:

Open-Slum.org

TTCS

https://thehiddenbay.com/search/Ttc%20/1/99/0

Calvary

https://thehiddenbay.com/torrent/10 423610/Calvary_(2014)_1080p_BrRip_x264_-_YIFY

ASOIAF audiobook

https://thehiddenbay.com/torrent/84 49523/A_Song_of_Ice_and_Fire_(Audio_Books_1-5_-_Complete)


From director of Dinner with Andre, a very talkative movie we all can agree: yak yak yak
this one ? Mostly silent .
Kinda trippy
https://thehiddenbay.com/torrent/97 44158/Black_Moon_1975_BDRip_720p_x264_multisub-HighCode

>>513504915 (OP)
>NOOO THE CHILDREN ARE USING VPNS
clownworld shit

>>513505899
>Solid state drives (SSDs): generally 10-15 years if powered and used
max is 5–7 years for NVMe's before they start slowing down significantly

more from clown world HQ

>>513505899
Just want to say you're a fucking idiot talking out of your ass. Hard drives lower life span than SSD KEK. Some dumbfuck out of touch 50 y o boomer telling people to burn dvds with his schizoid rants fuck off.

when bongs riot the world will shake
or they might not do shit having degenerated so far into golemville

>>513510588
Thanks! Wise 20nyear old genius!
I asked chatgpt and just reposted what it says.! Lol.
Plus, hospitals use DVDs.
Seeeetheee

>>513510886
>chatgpt is never wrong
hospitals also use cardboard bed pans, does that mean you should replace your toilet with one? is the choice to use something always down to its the highest quality means or could it possibly be the more likely cheap shitty and easily abundant logic?

you're retarded so i'm not surprised you use chatgpt like an outsourced brain

>>513505899
Best long term data storage medium would magnetic tapes.

>>513511014
It's the best thing for average users.
Go be a retard zoomette somewhere else shit bird.lol
I like chatgpt.
Eat shit lol

Also, Ofcom niggers tongue my anus, get a real job, instead of censoring the Internet.

>>513511078
"Best"
Is that the best for most people in America?
Let's ask chatgpt real quick
Better than asking 4pol for

G O D
O D
D

D A M N
A M N
M N
N

S U R E
U R E
R E
E.

Best
Uuhuhuhuhuuu

>>513511128
It's not the best thing for average uses, the storage capacity is extremely poor and any serious use further compounds the annoyance of being able to access any of the data you want. Hospitals will use them to have a cheap easy disposable way to store one relevant group of files for one specific purpose like one individual persons scans. >>513511078 spoonfed you the correct answer. You call me a zoomer but you literally have had a 10 second child thought that's stupid, thought it was clever and backed it up by a misplaced reliance on AISLOP technologies (that was also wrong) because you're so fucking thick, ironically like an idiotic useless zoomer kid. Few more years and you'll be getting your diapers changed too so it will all match up.

Opting for many copies of DVDs as a storage medium, especially in a backup or archival context, makes surprisingly robust sense—often more than relying on hard disk drives (HDDs) or solid-state drives (SSDs). The brilliance of DVDs lies in how they spread risk in a truly decentralized way.

First, each DVD is a physically separate unit: if one fails or is lost, the others are unaffected. This creates a natural “air gap”—the copies aren’t networked or electronically connected, so there’s no risk of a single malware attack, ransomware, power surge, or hardware fault destroying everything at once. HDDs and SSDs, even when used in RAID arrays, are generally connected in a system that can fail due to software bugs, controller failures, or catastrophic electronic events, cascading across all drives at once.

Furthermore, DVDs resist both time and technology change. The file format (if stored in open or widely used encodings), and the medium itself, remain readable decades later. In contrast, SSDs have data retention issues (losing bits if not powered regularly), and HDDs suffer mechanical breakdowns or firmware obsolescence over the years.

Decentralized risk with DVDs also means you can easily store sets in completely different locations: a fire, earthquake, or flood in one spot might destroy a batch, but other copies survive elsewhere. With HDDs and SSDs, offsite redundancy requires expensive infrastructure or complex cloud planning.

Finally, DVDs don’t “rot” in the sense of cascading system failures: one disc going bad won’t corrupt the directory or tool used to access the rest. You’re truly independent at the level of each copy—a decentralized, affordable, and resilient approach to long-term backup.

Lel, they're really just going to try to ban everything as though it'll really make all the problems go away.
How deeply homosexual of them.

>>513505899
DVDs only last a few years, not decades. Lost so many of them. And also, good luck playing all that says back from dvds, lmao. Slow as shit, can't even store 1/5th of a game on a single disc, etc.
Literal retard never heard of tape.

>>513511414
Idiots.
High on their own wit.
Yes, reeling back and forth on a fucking magnet tape is ideal.
Df

Don't commit a Sin, bin that VPN!

>>513511432
>double digit IQ doesn't understand that when you give a prompt of "why are CDs good for ___" it will generate an answer that gives you some fluffy text stating somethings that -might- (because it gets things wrong) be beneficial, it wont have any wider consideration to how minuscule or irrelevant the "benefits" it came up with are in the wider context of the question you're asking nor list the negatives as it's not what you requested

btw retard, HDDS do not degrade, fundamentally the technology that allows data to be stored on a CD is the same as it is to be stored on a hard drive, a hard drive just needs to be powered every year or so to stop a mechanical part seizing, and even if said part did seize the magnetic discs themselves have not lost any data.

this is why you need a brain instead of asking chatgpt to do all rational thinking for you, because it makes you look like a complete fucking moron, like a student copy pasting a wikipedia answer for his homework with no wider understanding or comprehension of anything and because of this, you smugly post more AISHIT assuming you're right because all ability of rational and critical thinking has left your nigger skull.

>>513511432
Why haven’t the ChatGPT engineers reworked it to remove the dashes? That’s the one thing that is a dead giveaway of it being made by a robot.

>>513511695


HDDs:

Last about 3–5 years, sometimes up to 7 with care.

Fail due to mechanical wear, heat, vibration.

In arrays, controller or software faults can impact many drives at once.

SSDs:

Typically last 5–10 years, but often 3–5 years for consumer use.

Wear out from total data written (write cycles); denser cells fail sooner.

Can fail suddenly; bugs or power issues can affect groups if not isolated.

Standard DVDs:

Last 20–1,000 years if quality discs and stored well.

Failures from disc rot, scratches, poor storage practices.

Each disc is independent, so one failure doesn’t affect others.

Why Decentralized Risk with DVDs Is Better:

Each DVD is an isolated backup; one loss doesn’t harm the rest.

No shared firmware or electronics to cause mass failure.

Cheap, simple to distribute backups to multiple locations—strong disaster resilience.

No malware, network, or power surge risks across all copies.

Easy to replace any single bad disc. True, low-cost redundancy.

This makes DVDs an obvious long-term backup compared to bullshit magnetic tapes duhhhh im a fuckface dur central storage with HDDs or SSDs bullshit and etc.

>>513511989
>jarvis, write me an argument where I'm right

>>513505034
how did you know I watch that???

>>513511792
You know you might have a point.
If I just nah you're full of shit. Fuck off dumb fuck no one believes your l i e s

>>513512028
That's the joke, df
Took you 3 responses to figure out
It's what your baby babble is worth.

BIG UGLY

>>513504915 (OP)
Eh it makes sense kind of. People can use VPN's to groom kids, and get away scott free. Why give criminal predators the upper hand? No one cares that you're illegally streaming the new hollywood film, it's about kids taking their parents credit card and watching hardcore xxxn smut on their ipads.

The UK can be the experiment, if online child abuse goes down we will know the answer

>>513505047
this is dystopian shit

>>513505047
On what website

>>513512222
>>513512143
by 2030 your age will overtake your iq grandpa schizoid

Mulvad vpn accepts cash in the mail and crypto to fund an account you dont even make. No email no tracing.
Use monero(XMR) for ultimate privacy

>>513512369
DVDs are good data storage.
You little junior nugget of shit.

>>513504915 (OP)
There is no limit to how much humiliation Angloids can take, isn't it?

>>513512447
Use crypto but allow a potential malware program to execute on your device and have access to your network in order to reroute your network.

How do you know it's not Mossad or the CCP funneling millions into fake VPN's and harvesting your data.

VPN's are the most unsafe because you are trusting a third party to delete their logs.

Do not USE ANY VPN. None can be trusted. Spyware, malware or they use your IP to give residential proxy access to other customers and blacklist your IP.

Just don't break the law, not in any major way at least. Piracy is a meme right now, just don't groom kids or try to bypass adult verification filters.

>>513512583
>gets hot 1 year and his 200 burned cds of ET and bigfoot sighting jpgs all die

>>513512292
The UK is the root of the Masonic child sacrifice blackmail that is the foundation of modern society, they also do not have any innocent children left to protect because they let Muslims rape all their kids already.

I promise you; this have absolutely nothing to do with protecting kids and everything to do with protecting the reputation of Israel and Jews who need to be able to do open genocide without people complaining about how bloodthirsty and murderous they are.

>>513512591
the queen's dead you idiot brown shitbird

>>513513159
Jesus christ that is vile, her ass cheeks look like they are collapsing into her asshole

>>513513182
they issue the licenses by séance these days.