It's a wonder why people don't just start taking their encryption into their own hands. It's easier than ever with PGP, so I've heard.
Convenience isn't necessarily the only problem with a given service. Maybe their favorite movie got the "50 remasters of Star Wars" treatment over the years and the latest one doesn't look or sound that good, or the company behind it has shitty business practices like using death squads against South American union workers or something.
So is this just going to be an I2P-based torrent tracker for ROMs?
I see... Is there already a retro gaming community on dbzer0? If not, maybe I could try reorienting the sub to be a more general retro gaming community? But that still doesn't solve the problem of tying it into the subject matter of the rest of the site without posting links discouraged under the site's policies (though I'm not sure how well-enforced that is)... Maybe discussing emulators and advancements in them as well as... Maybe information on new dumps bimonthly or something? Perhaps another issue is the fact that !roms@lemmy.dbzer0.com, already fairly niche on this site, is still the de facto retro piracy sub on here judging by how popular it is compared to !retropirates@lemmy.dbzer0.com.
Because I'd rather not get spyware.
Tribler is not Tor, and I know Tor doesn't work. That's why I asked if there's anything like Tor rather than just doing the stupid thing of using Tor immediately. I'll look into I2P.
I live in the US, so it is illegal here though not always enforced much, but a lot of trackers also encourage seeding for obvious reasons and it seems like poor form not to.
switched from a client application to a web interface
uuuuuuugh, good to know
Hey, uh... I'm one of the mods on !retropirates@lemmy.dbzer0.com. I haven't been on in a while because... Well, I just haven't been able to figure out what to do with it outside of posting links, which is... Discouraged outside of the megathread, at least last I checked the rules.
Is there a full set of title keys anywhere? I can only find a small set out of all the titles in the eShop.
Maybe? But I can't imagine that would be particularly healthy for the site for legal reasons. I'm thinking maybe trying to do a biweekly to monthly feed of recently dumped ROMs and related media would be nice? Though admittedly I'm not sure how well I'd be able to keep up with doing that.