@OKCancel-0 This happens a lot with older movies, someone fucks up once and it cascades into several replications.
These are from a series called Collin O'Neal's World of Men
Alex DeLarge & Taylor Murphy are in the movie Australia.
The scene from your link are Aaron Mark & Thorben , from the movie Fuckin' in Europe.
Movie page in IAFD: Fuckin' in Europe (2010) - IAFD
Full World of Men series here: Collin O'Neal's World of Men Collection
@uglyguy after you stop your torrents, it can take several minutes for the tracker to update, so all you can do now is wait.
Important:
Go to this page: thttps://www.gaytor.rent/userdetails.php
Scroll down until you see the option "Show leeching torrents" and click to see them.
Now notice that you might see torrents there that you have finished downloading. This happens because you did not download ALL files.
When you don't download all files, the torrent stays in the leeching status indefinitely. They will stay consuming 1 download slot while they are active in your client. To avoid this in the future, you need to pause the torrents that you didn't download fully.
@Thang88 if you are using any adblocker extension like adguard or ublock origin, you can add a custom rule/filter to block it: www.gaytor.rent##div.flake
@RedTSantiago horseyharry on chaturbate and onlyfans, also on reddit as Conscious_Pace_6840
i'm also not very fond of masks but after finally getting to know what he looks like, i think i prefer the mask
@Frantic310 Being brutally honest with you, they don't serve any purpose whatsoever and that's why members have their points pilling up and don't use for anything at all, as if the feature didn't even exist.
But anyaways, for every 2 hours you seed, you get 1 point. This is regardless of how many torrents you are seeding, according to the FAQ (but tbf I never checked).
You can upload torrents and hope people will gift you some of their bonus points. The only point of having those is using it to gift other members, but like I said the points are kinda useless so they'll do nothing with it as well.
If you are looking for points to use them to freeleech torrents, you can use this topic: At Risk torrent
Rules are simple, torrents must have few seeders. How much is "few" depends on the torrent size, but usually anything with more than 10 will be rejected unless it is a massive collection. You can send up to 3 torrents in a single request.
If you're looking for points to trade for upload traffic, it is much easier to upload your torrents.
@mrb-0 not real time, it can take several minutes for it to update
P&D section is an echo chamber, I'm not sure if it once was a decent place but that's the current state. Go check the posts, they're all by the same two members, most have no reply whatsoever, the few ones with replies are the same two members agreeing with each other.
Most forums forbid politics but over here one of the site owners is in the middle of it, but the feature to hide sections and block certain members exist for a reason.
It is appropriate but I think you will have more look asking on reddit or LPSG, because there are more people there so chances are higher that someone who knows the answer will see.
On reddit you can ask on r/gaypornhunters
@mrsean I use W10 and it works fine. Maybe there could be a hint in the Event Log but without being able to replicate the issue it's hard to assess.
@MrMazda the stigma is still the hardest pill to swallow, and it seems to be getting worse over time, I find that people seem to know little to nothing about the virus and its life cycle now, I wonder if it's not talked about in schools anymore.
An analysis of how clients handle padding files in 2026, that will hopefully assist the site with its current discussion:
Padding files are not restricted to hybrid/v2 torrents:
‣ v1-only torrents can have padding metadata, as per the bittorrent's implementation back in 2016 with BEP 47.
‣ V2 and Hybrid torrents were introduced using metadata for v1-compatible clients and merkle tree for v2-compatible clients with BEP 52.
‣ Most clients without v2 support still offer the option to optimize piece alignment through BEP-47 compliant padding files.
How BEP-47 compliant torrents are handled by popular clients:
PROBLEMATIC:
TRANSMISSION (Tested Buid: 4.1.1)
● Compatible with Hybrid torrents: No
● Compatible with V2 torrents: No
● Torrent Creation: v1 (no padding metadata)
‣ Doesn't handle padding files.
‣ Padding files show up in the file list.
‣ They can be selected for download.
‣ If padding files exist in a seeder's PC they will be transferred.
‣ If no seeder has the padding files the download will never finish.
Verdict: Impossible to finish downloading. Impossible to seed even if all content exists on disk.
WORKING REGULARLY:
UTORRENT (Tested Build: 3.5.5)
● Compatible with Hybrid torrents: Yes (Fallback to v1)
● Compatible with V2 torrents: No
● Torrent Creation: v1 (no padding metadata)
‣ Padding files show up in the file list.
‣ Padding files are unchecked by default, but can be selected.
‣ When unchecked, a partfile.dat will be created to handle the padding metadata.
‣ When checked, padding files will be created in the download path.
Verdict: Only torrent content is transferred/required in order to seed.
QBITTORRENT (Tested Build: 5.1.4 with Libtorrent 1.2.20)
● Compatible with Hybrid torrents: Yes (Fallback to v1)
● Compatible with V2 torrents: No
● Torrent Creation: v1 (padding metadata is optional)
‣ Padding files will not appear in the file list.
‣ No padding file transferred or created on disk.
Verdict: Only torrent content is transferred/required in order to seed.
QBITTORRENT (Tested Build: 5.2.0beta1 with Libtorrent 2.0.11)
● Compatible with Hybrid torrents: Yes (v1/v2 choice is peer-dependent)
● Compatible with V2 torrents: Yes
● Torrent Creation: v1/hybrid/v2 (v1 without padding/v1 with padding/hybrid/v2-only)
‣ Padding files will not appear in the file list.
‣ No padding file transferred or created on disk.
Verdict: Only torrent content is transferred/required in order to seed.
BITCOMET (Tested Build: 2.20)
● Compatible with Hybrid torrents: Yes (v1/v2 choice is peer-dependent)
● Compatible with V2 torrents: Yes
● Torrent Creation: Hybrid (Padding Metadata + Merkle Tree)
‣ Padding files will not appear in the file list.
‣ No padding file transferred or created on disk.
Verdict: Only torrent content is transferred/required in order to seed.
*Tests were conducted with v1-only and hybrid torrents created by me using qbittorrent and bitcomet.
@chuckBKK said in Austin Wolf discussion not allowed?:
I am glad this thread has remained visible. At least here, people can state their view openly.
This is the best place (only place tbh) to discuss that, because here you can object to a rule without defying it. I have thought about this in the past, if the moderators had a way of putting a disclaimer in certain torrents to help people decide if it's for them or not.
Initially I was thinking things like, this contains some duplicate files, or poor image quality, or choppy fps... relevant info that you only get to know after the file is downloaded. If we had this feature, it could also be used to inform about other things.
Or at the very least, instead of just waiting to remove off-topic comments the moderation could use the comment section to make a brief statement, maybe that would also help de-escalating this discussion in the comment section.
@chuckBKK said in Austin Wolf discussion not allowed?:
When my comments, and others that were not offensive, are repeatedly removed, while comments defending this content remain visible, it sends a very clear message about whose views are welcome here and whose are not.
You know that's not even true, I have defended that his content should not be banned and my comments have been removed just like everyone else's. The fact that the website chose not to ban his content is read differently by different people, you might think the site staff is lenient or outright sympathize with him, others will think that banning his stuff could be a form of censorship and punishment towards members who consume his videos.
You can think it says a lot about them, that might be true... They might sympathize with that creator, or find it totally irrelevant, or they might just not even know about any controversy at all.
I have deleted videos of various creators from my collection because of personal controversies, people who I later found out were racists, transphobes, pro Israel, rapists, etc... It is a choice that I am entitled to make but it's not up to me to decide for others. If the content itself is 100% legal people have the right to find, keep and indulge in it.
You can go to an Austin Wolf torrent and comment "just so you guys know, he's a pedophile" and for as much as what you'd just stated is a fact, it has nothing to do with the torrent content.
@MrMazda said in Torrent did disappear:
What gives you credit in my book is that you can express this different view in a civilized and respectful manner.
If only you could see my original message lol
It's so easy to take things personally that, even being aware of this, that often isn't enough to stop me. But despite my disagreements with some rules (among some other frustrations), I absolutely love this site, and I come here every day, and I'm very appreciative of the people like you who chose to work for free just out of feeling the same way.
And just like you said, that's how we learn, and I have learned some new technical stuff about torrents along the way.
@MrMazda I apologize for the insistence but your answer to my message regarding to padding files is outdated, I am reaching out because I think what you're doing is harming the community, even if trying to help.
What you said about padding files being tied to specific clients, and those files being actually downloaded, was the case in the past. This happened before the existence of Bittorrent v2 protocol. This protocol was first introduced only years ago in 2020. Surely padding files were a thing long before that, following what you have said: each client had their own interpretation and there was no overall compatibility between different clients.
Those torrents, despite having padding information, were not v2 or hybrid, they used Bittorrent v1 protocol (as v2 still didn't exist). V1-only torrents should never have padding information. So in this sense, if you can tell a torrent is not v2/hybrid and has those padding files, you are correct in removing them.
Bittorrent v2 is a totally different implementation, it is not any client's own interpretation but rather it is a direct implementetion right into the bittorrent protocol itself. Hybrid torrents fall back to Bittorrent v1 protocol (without padding) if the user's client isn't compatible with v2. Meaning Hybrid torrents are backwards compatible with any torrent client.
For instance, qBittorrent has 2 main versions, one using Libtorrent 1.2 and another using Libtorrent 2.0. You can make a hybrid torrent using LT 2.0 version and it will be backwards compatible with any torrent client. As a matter of fact most QT users use the regular LT 1.2 version, so the hybrid torrents will always fall back to v1 protocol for them.
Bittorrent v2 protocol has performance issues and adoption has been very slow (granted it's only 6 years old) but hybrid torrents can still be used by any torrent client. When a hybrid torrent is loaded in a v1-only client it will not use the new sha-256 hash tree for individual files, but the regular sha-1 hash tree which does not include any padding information.
When the tracker reports a size that is bigger than the size of all files, but the torrent client reports a smaller file... That is a hybrid torrent, it's not inflating any number and is not transferring any garbage file.
As for the tracker, what should happen is that, when a torrent is flagged as hybrid, it should ignore the padding files from the total size and hide them from the file list, and only delete torrents that contain padding files but are not hybrid.
PS: I was gonna send a PM but it was too long.
@Chaser18 that really depends on how comfortable you feel around your therapist, because if you bring this topic to them, you need to be prepared to be confronted with some uncomfortable questions, or with the possibility that they might feel inapt to help you.
you can go to a therapist with what you think is an issue, and they might have a different understanding. they may think your issue is actually a symptom of something else that is not related to sex at all. a sex therapist is usually better with those cases as they tend to be more open minded and have more experience with this type of patients. but a generalist therapist might be a good start, specially if you are already seeing one and have a good relationship with them.
@Chaser18 the presence of the i flag even in other trackers is enough to rule out passive mode, everything is working fine.
PEX and DHT are always disabled in torrents from most private trackers.
As for ipv6, gaytor.rent does not have a ipv6 tracker, there's nothing you can do about it.
regarding to public vs private trackers, the biggest difference is the importance of keeping a positive ratio.
most private trackers don't allow DHT so peer discovery is limited exclusively to the private tracker. the member count in private trackers is much smaller, so obviously the total amount of people who can potentially download a torrent is much smaller as well.
in public trackers, hit and run is the norm: you download something, once it's done you stop the torrent or remove from your client, your ratio doesn't matter.
in private trackers it's the opposite, people try to stay seeding for as long as possible because if their ratio go negative they can be punished.
because of this, torrents from private trackers always tend to have more seeders than leechers consistently.
i have around 330 torrents from this tracker in my client as of now. only 1 are actively seeding, and at super slow speeds often less than 1KB. this is the reality of private trackers.
and as for a static ip, it's the worst possible idea because it drastically increases exposure to attacks and reduces your privacy, both things you want to avoid at all costs. specially if you are torrenting copyrighted materials, for you become more vulnerable to legal action from copyright owners.
if you are really obstinate about improving your ratio, it is best to invest in a seedbox.