Honestly, im scared to get into piracy because im afraid of getting in trouble or failing, basically im worried for no reason. I also have some random questions about piracy.

  1. should downloaded things be put on a internal or external hard drive. Because my external hard drive can be weird at times and i know some files required them to be installed internally.

  2. is there a way to help out the piracy community without breaking any rules or breaking the bank?

  3. are direct downloads safer or torrent, or something else?

that is all i have at the moment but feel free to add on to this if you wish too.

  • sharpiemarker
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    21 year ago

    Hmm, thank you for the suggestion. I’m wondering if I’m having issues because my i2p shows ipv4 as firewalled.

    • neosheo
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      31 year ago

      Hmm, i think you can work with firewalled. Mine shows as firewalled. Have you configured your browser to use the http://localhost:4444 as http proxy?

      If you have try to browse to the following addresses:

      http://localhost:7657 (this is the i2p router webui and if it doesnt load then either i2p is not running or is in a broken state)

      http://localhost:7657/i2psnark (i2psnark is built into java i2p and if the previous link loaded and this one doesnt then you dont have snark, which may simply be a limitation of androidl

      http://notbob.i2p (i just picked an i2p site, this one is an index of multiple i2p sites. If it doesnt load but the first one does, then your router is not working properly or your browser is not configured properly)

      http://localhost:7070 (if this loads then you have i2pd installed instead of the java version, i2pd is not built with snark)

      I suggest you install i2p on a computer as all this stuff works out of the box

      • sharpiemarker
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        21 year ago

        Thanks for all the help! I think you’re right; this is probably much easier on a computer.