[–] 3 points 4 months ago* (1 child)

Bruh you're not gonna be able to effortlessly search through the torrent for the albums/tracks you want, there'd be barely any seeders for a torrent this big hence the track you'll be looking for will be only available if someone is seeding it.

All that work for a cbr 128 kbps MP3 😒 when you can download lossless FLACs from lucida

Also about the

Every song known to man

Is a massive fucking overstatement, Spotify doesn't even have full discographies of popular artists', saying "every song known to man" is crazy, I, have multiple times, faced situations where the song I'm looking for isn't even available on an artist's spotify, but is available on other streaming services, like Deezer or YouTube Music.

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  • [–] 4 points 4 months ago (2 children)

    Idk why people are so eager for it, there are barely a few thousand people who can actually download the full torrent, not only that, but the quality they ripped at was cbr 128kpbs mp3s which sounds like shit on any decent pair of headphones.

    There are a ton of Spotify MP3 downloader sites available rn and there's yt-dlp and its clients to make it easier.

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  • It seems this post was locked down for some reason so I couldn't reply sooner.

    Here you go -

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    $13.63/TB - Seagate Expansion 22TB External Hard Drive HDD - USB 3.0

    If it weren't for AI creating a shortage of drives, these prices would've been even cheaper

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  • (even though I’ve not had a leak in ten years) I don’t feel the old VPN/killswitch/public tracker thing is going to keep me safe enough.

    Yes it's gonna keep you safe if you make sure to bind your VPN to your torrent client. It's safer than a kill switch.

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