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What do you mean by 'remote torrent' ? You can use your phone to connect to your home PC with remote access: http://www.teamviewer.com/download

As if not include http://hearthis.at

It's doable If you want I can help when I get time (at uni atm, but can chat on the phone or internet at some point) Except I am prepping for meat and have a meeting tomorrow morning I run my entire range of websites from 1 hosting package You can either use a domain you already have or just pay for a new domain and direct it to a folder on your current hosting package

Tanks for the feedback lads. Seems all good

I am using the mavericks

mitch wot r u doen

yeah mine looks like kodiaks and spits and I have the paid one (tapatalk used to ONLY have paid, and I assume that's when most of us originally grabbed it)

Might only be slow on the first few times you run it again, as it's a rebuild it may need to cache the forum etc

I have just installed a major Tapatalk update. Those that use it, please respond with results (ie. It looks different, works/doesn't work etc) Cheers

We just get a few people that appear and post the same shit everywhere then disappear forever. Don't want you falling into that hole if you're legit. Welcome to ADJF

Yeah can you not repost the same thing in different sections? Makes you look like spam and users won't react positively to your business.

They’re already calling it The Great Facebook Purge. The suspicions of many are likely to be validated this Thursday, March 12, 2015, when Facebook has announced plans to purge an unknown number of what they are euphemistically calling “inactive” profiles from the like counts of brand pages. On every Facebook page, owners now see the following (somewhat awkward) message: To you and me, “inactive” means “fake.” Instagram (also owned by Facebook) had a similar purge in December, leading to widespread declines in follower counts. It’s a wonderful thing and probably proof of the justice of God As I Understand Him that Justin Bieber was the hardest hit by the Instagram purge. Realistically, though, probably everyone will see a decrease in the number of “likes” on each page. Facebook bots often sign up to legitimate pages in order to camouflage their origins and intentions. For instance, we had an entire clan of fake “Diijhaegs” and “Diijihadis” sign up for the 5 Magazine Facebook page. They never did anything nefarious, but it was a creepy feeling, having an entire family tree of bots targeting you. We banned most as soon as they were noticed. From a look at the banned users, most have been deleted over time but a couple still remain: Those who bought fake Facebook fans to make their pages look better, of course, will likely see a far more significant drop than the average. Will The Great Facebook Purge be as dramatic as the Instagram purge? Will those who bought the most fake Facebook fans and will they be the most severely punished? We’ve marked a few pages of curiously… suspicious… accounts ourselves; it’ll be interesting to see how this shakes out. Source

I am comfortable with this occuring \:D/

I included my nominations, and added every chatroom regular

Done

Need to see some more nominations next year gise Voted

Scottie did a 19 hour set and didn't even get nominated Voted

Fuck this is a hard split Voted

He nominated himself for some reason Also voted

Also voted (forgot to vote for self :F)

Doesn't even vote for self

Vote 4 da best nigga

Vote in this 2 horse race

Vote for da bezt 1

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