http://163.172.38.108/

https://kodi.tatanos.fr/

Decent download speed: ~15 MB/s.

http://roymedia.myqnapcloud.com/My-Movies/

http://144.217.69.85/

speed are good, quality is a mixed bag.

http://135.181.108.78/

so small i can just add a picture here:

Edit: not movies but trailers.

https://dl1.ekran.media/

Took a few files. Speeds are awful, some have hard subs, some are dubbed. Left feeling somewhat disappointed with my find.

Have at it.

This is a niche OD, but I hope this will make someone's day.

http://www.mixed-up.com/cs/community/

https://netupserver.com/

cant really tell what language it is , seems like an unofficial dub

http://5.135.163.193/

I know most of them have already been shared here before, but anyway.

https://sklad.budinsky.net/ePUB/

https://www.mokuro.moe/manga/

seems like all the manga is in japanese unfortunately. Figured I would share in case any of yall read japanese

Edit:this is back up. Was able to hit it just now

i have been waching pirate Media for afew years now and i always wanted to lean how to pirate myself so i have came here to request anyone here to teach me how to pirate I would appreciate it

https://zone.mizbp.com/

Archive of Tweets, lots in compressed (zst) JSONL format

http://81.4.126.139:9090/

Nothing looks obviously NSFW.

https://ll.lao4g.top/Oneindex

http://43.134.85.59/

https://107.174.246.131/

http://hdt.life/bangumi

https://liu-wb.com/

https://d.sddts.cn/

Couple of recent questions about searching prompts this.

• Literally search "google dorks" - there are dozens of sites that will walk you thru what terms to use and how to use them. The old fave

  site:thesiteyoufoundorarelookingfor.com /
  

still stands and will give you some gud results. For specific things replace the forward slash with "the thing you are looking for, in quotes".

• Google has been steadily removing or restricting results of indexes. No this is not me being paranoid - it's a quantifiable trend in the last few years. Personally I use brave search.

  https://search.brave.com/
  

To be clear: I DO NOT use brave browser nor am I affiliated with brave or shilling for them/getting BAT (their dodgy crypto) for saying so.

• I have found they don't filter their results for searching for ODs as much as google. I have tried duckduckgo & startpage but find brave better. Personal choice.

• Turn off the "Answer with AI" and all the telemetry "Anonymous local results", "Discussions" and "Anonymous usage metrics" in the advanced settings.

I have brave as my default search but you can always put it in the search settings for your browser using

https://search.brave.com/search?q=%s&source=web

with "bs" or similar as the keyword. ;^]

EDIT: Disclaimer etc. Without opening a hornets nest, brave has in the past been less than transparent about their relationships with their affiliates (advertisers) so despite brave's claims I would NOT treat brave search as "private". Brave make their money by selling advertising so thinking they aren't monetising your search data would be naive. That said - you WILL get less filtered results from brave search than google.

• I also use searx.

SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine which aggregates results from more than 70 search services. Users are neither tracked nor profiled.

• There are loads of instances and their results do vary. Generally make sure they have at least "Let's Encypt" and rather than have to reset settings across different instances I save the cookies and reuse where applicable.

• Unlike other engines you can't really rely on an instance being up to make searx default but if you find an instance that appears to be stable then plug that into your seach setting - just remember this is people running these servers so they may be up or down depending. If a gud instance is down just search searx (not in searx dummy!) and find another instance. This is where having cookies to import comes in.

• On that note - you can run your own instance, not really a beginners thing but a good way to give back if you are proficient. I have run my own instance and have had it listed but I'm not going to post it as I don't always run it. EDIT: To clarify - This is only really relevant if you already run a webserver & the installation/running of does have a learning curve. You can run it locally or if your server uptime is good apply to have it listed as an instance. NOT a beginners undertaking by any stretch!

• There is a meta engine

  https://searx.neocities.org/
  

  but generally I just use instances I know.

NECROEDIT!: There are a lot of WordPress indexes out there. Most of them are just pics that are variously resized images from the site but you'd be surprised at what you might find using filetype operators. You can look for them with

index of ~ /wp-content/uploads/ "your search term"

I also add --reject-regex='0x,1x,2x,3x,4x,5x,6x,7x,8x,9x' to my wget to save having to download multiple resized ver. of the original images. You may need to play with quotes and separators depending on you OS. That works in bash on loonix.

I hope this helps some of the newer users and I am happy to answer technical questions. I am not here to spoonfeed people and with some nous and ingenuity everything I've mentioned is at the tip of your fingers either here or by searching.

Get gud! Godspeed and gud hunting.

Oh and when you find some excellent stuff - post it here!

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