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@blittle if the tracker reports a seeder it means they are in the swarm, this doesn't necessarily mean that they are available to seed.

depending on that one seeder's specific settings, his client might prioritize other torrents and actively prevent him from uploading pieces for a particular torrent.

it might take several hours or even days for them to start seeding a torrent if they are the only seeder and their client have very strict seeding rules.

first guy is Brody Thompson: https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=8602355ce40559728cca2248b61a61e31d7838c92018912e

@KF6re5M4s the limit is 250 entries, not 100. There is one trick you can try to see older torrents, by using the voting page: https://www.gaytor.rent/browse.php?vote

This page is also capped at 250 entries, but as you vote, the torrents you vote will disappear and give space to older entries.

Very tedious work, but it is the only workaround I know of.

@roadcharlie friend, the bottom is Mika Ayden, from the account you linked.
The other two are credited in another tweet here: https://x.com/Mika_Ayden/status/1980021431862763973/

Torrent: Persian Wolf, GREU28 & Mika Ayden

@john32123666 his chaturbate nick is max_wild01

https://x.com/americantwink_

@stumpolith-0 to be fair the video is from the top's OF, originally
he is Sir Joshua and his socials are "pervertmedia"

Huge rip available here: SirJoshua FullRip

@ahsoyla scene is "TAKE THAT DICK DEEP" from FratX, file is included in this collection: https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=1e292d8fedab88c78cca2248b61a61e3b1429860876943e9

straight porn actor crisPNG: https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=83317ce320f644d98cca2248b61a61e33990d117784f3f67

twitter: https://x.com/crispng_

@cp2000 it's Leo Grand and top is Devin Moss
https://x.com/DancesWithLeos/status/1996959760831353017

Matty Cavalli & Lobo Carreira

@cayde69 they're a couple, Max & Yos.

@oolooloo kevinandresxx on chaturbate

Scene from 1985 movie Anywhere, Anytime.

@oolooloo Theo Dore: https://x.com/gfyourself_xo/

bannanameat aka thehairyprince

@roygbivosu if that wasn't enough the poor dude in the middle has two left feet

@amelia

Let's first explain a common misconception about Windows and how it handles disk allocation: The size property is logical, it shows the total amount of bytes that the files will take once they are fully downloaded. Size on disk is the actual size they are taking right now. This is the normal behavior, it works like this regardless of whether you're using an HDD or a SSD.

If you are seeing 28GB and 12GB respectively, this means that you have partially downloaded files sitting in your disk. Those files alone are taking 12GB, but when they are fully downloaded, they will take up 28GB.

So no, you have not freed up 16GB, those 16GB are what you are still left to download in order to complete those files you have.

If you had more files in that folder and they were successfully deleted, this means that the folder was once taking more than 12GB on your disk.

To avoid similar problems in the future:

Always stop the torrent before moving or deleting its files:
Regardless of whether a file was fully downloaded or only partially, trying to delete it while the torrent is running might prevent them from being deleted. Incomplete files are locked by the client to prevent them from being deleted or moved before completion, while completed files can be locked if they are being seeded in the moment.

The maximum amount of bytes you will recover when deleting a torrent can only be the value reported by Size on Disk:
Some torrent clients will pre-allocate all the torrent size, so you will see Size on disk: 28GB even before you have downloaded a single byte from that torrent. This is optional, most clients allocate bytes as they are downloaded.

Without pre-allocation, if you have a 28GB torrent and you only downloaded 5% of it, the size on disk will be 1.4GB. Completely deleting this torrent therefore will only free up 1.4GB.

With pre-allocation enabled, on the other hand, a 28GB torrent will immediately take 28GB of effective size on disk, even without completing any file. In this case, completely deleting the torrent will free all 28GB that it pre-allocated.

And finally, if you stop the torrent in your client's UI, you can go back and delete that folder at last.

@eobox91103 if the folder is gone, essentially you freed up all the space there is to free, but to be more technical, there might be residual temporary files left, but it wouldn't be practical to track them, and not even worth the effort since those files are usually really small, just a few megabytes most of the time.

those temporary files are created when you partially download, that is, when you leave a few files unchecked, some parts still need to be downloaded and those are stored in special files that might not be in the same directory, so deleting the folder itself not always deletes those files.

to avoid this, when you intend to delete a torrent and all of its files, it is best to do it from the client's interface.

but again, very negligible values for the most part, not worth worrying too much about.