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A community dedicated to the discussion of digital piracy.

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Is there any site similar to camtube.co (now offline) that has recordings of camshows a short time after a camgirl finishes broadcasting?
Here for the protagonist of the zelda games
realtime is camshowstorage.to but not is free a alternative is camwhores.tv
It needs a damn premium account to download i hate it
Do you have an account to this site? Is it legit?
Camvault.xyz is the only service that comes close to camtube. After they went down I moved to camvault, but it has less models on it, but its better than nothing and you can stream which is a must for me.
try this cam site i guess they have free live show . i believe you can record live sessions by command prompt depends on your os .
Do you Think it's online some time?
Do you know what actually happened to CamTube? Is it down temporarily or are they really just gone?
I think they’re really just gone, to be honest.
I really miss camtube.co It was such an easy way to watch all your favourite cam-models for a cheap price. Similiar pages are not the same like this because mostly you cannot stream and have to download the vids
recurbate. no the best site but it's all free

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If you dynamically link your application to the MFC library, you must redistribute the matching MFC DLL. For example, if your MFC app is built by using the version of MFC that ships with Visual Studio 2015, you must redistribute mfc140.dll or mfc140u.dll, depending on whether your app is compiled for narrow characters or Unicode support.
The mfc140.dll files were omitted from the redistributable files directory in Visual Studio 2015 RTM. You can use the versions installed by Visual Studio 2015 in the Windows\system32 and Windows\syswow64 directories instead.
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