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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
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Also switched from VMWare to Oracle VirtualBox, since VM has gone all proprietary-ey.
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Originally Posted by mgeoffriau
(Post 1333552)
The same Win7 key that you used to upgrade/activate Win10 still works to activate the Win7 install in the virtual machine?
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Originally Posted by mgeoffriau
(Post 1333552)
The same Win7 key that you used to upgrade/activate Win10 still works to activate the Win7 install in the virtual machine?
I traditionally maintain an offline VMs to use as a sandbox machine, as well as one with strong VPN (Private Internet Access) to use as a torrent box. I just re-built them under Oracle V-Box, using the same licensing / activation method which I've historically used for them. |
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Why use a torrent purpose box? Or do you open up items in that box...
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Thats the one he uses for all the kitty porn.
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Originally Posted by aidandj
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Thats the one he uses for all the kitty porn.
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Originally Posted by Girz0r
(Post 1333649)
Why use a torrent purpose box? Or do you open up items in that box...
The Torrent box exists because, for the purpose of self-protection, I route all of my bittorrent traffic through two layers of abstraction- it goes into PIA, and passes through TOR alogn the way. It pops out somewhere in Germany, and would be extremely difficult to trace through automated means. The downside of this is that it imposes a huge penalty in network throughput, with astronomical ping times to north-american servers. I don't really care about this for bittorrent running in the background, but I don't want to deal with it for my regular internet use. Thus, I keep a separate OS running inside a V-Box which has 100% of its network traffic routed through this labyrinth, and I don't even have uTorrent loaded on my main OS, nor do I ever visit any torrent-related sites in any of my main browsers. The instance of Chrome running inside the bit-box, likewise, never accesses any sites by which I am personally identifiable. (Gmail, Outlook, the forums, etc.)
Originally Posted by Girz0r
(Post 1333652)
MLP Episodes :giggle:
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
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I route all of my bittorrent traffic through two layers of abstraction- it goes into PIA, and passes through TOR
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Originally Posted by aidandj
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Other TOR users hate you.
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Originally Posted by aidandj
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Other TOR users hate you.
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Probably best that way if you don't want to interrupt your other normal internet activites... Slow & low
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Stop it Janice! LMAO
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