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https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=3600e12b63d444f58cca2248b61a61e30878ffa2b3898058

his JFF username is "bitoffun321"
if you search "bitoffun" on gaytorrent you'll find a lot of stuff but it's all a bit old

@cippalippa check your DMs

@duncanlem You blended both guys in a single name, was that a coincidence? Grag Stone & Ace Carter?

@gabisev that i couldn't figure

@guya-0 the process is 100% on point, if all files are present and the hash check is failing, it all points to a read error during the torrent creation, like the file was read "wrong" during creation so no matter how many times you try to load this torrent file into your client it will always fail! That torrent file is bricked.

So the only thing I can advise you to do is to try again, create a new torrent, make sure to keep the "optimize alignment" checkbox disabled:

@guya-0 I can't really say because I didn't see you doing it obviously, but my best guess is that you created the torrent file and then moved all the torrent content to a different location and now it's stuck at 99.9% because of a hidden file from the original location. All speculation of course.

If that's the case, moving the files back to their original location is the easiest approach. If you didn't move anything at all, it could be a problem with your hard drive. In that case, you will need to straight out start again, create a new torrent file and re-upload manually.

this is happening to a new torrent that you created?

@Ignatius it is pretty straightforward, the program comes ready to use, you only need to mark the censored areas with heavy green color using Paint or other editor, and save it as PNG in the decensor_input folder.

That is the easy way already, if you want any easier u gonna have to pay someone to do it for you

@Wabel It's Danny Dalman! I figured yesterday but wasn't 100% sure so I looked for the video first. Here's a huge collection of him currently on freeleech so be quick:

https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=4b21bdf78fc7306d8cca2248b61a61e301ce9097471860b1

The video from your link is named "JUN 18.mp4"

today i made an exception and decided to visist the politics section and i must say... i'm disappointed.

thank god it's only a handful

@spiffyweasel-0 it's definitely not endorsed but on the same not it's not against the rules so, in a sense you're right, everyone can create their own site and advertise it in torrent descriptions.

if you have enough free time and money i suggest you try it so that we will know for real how effective this approach is, but i suspect that it's not great.

another thing is, it'd be hard to check metrics to see who is visiting your links coming from GT because the site removes referers from the URLs, it will look like the person has typed the URL manually instead of clicking an ad.

@crotchester-0 it's Kai Foxwood

@billd28971 Bobby from BreederFuckers, image is from Session #3
source: http://www.breederfuckers.com/bobby.php?nats=MDowOjE4

@Fwills his name on the site is Jess, is that the information you were looking for or you want help finding the video as well?

@gabisev you're welcome!

@cc1999 not possible, the site does not index the filenames. the only indexed properties are torrent name, description and torrent filename.

when filenames included in either the torrent filename or in the description, it will be findable. otherwise you will get nothing, even if a torrent contains exactly the searched term.

Joey Timberwolf

@jonmasters once the reseed button is pressed, everyone who has downloaded the torrent at any point will be messaged, even if they are already seeding that torrent. the problem could be simply that neither you or the person trying to download are able to connect to one another. this is a very common occurrence in torrenting, sadly.

the vast majority of users depend that their client can initiate a connection, because they're unable to receive incoming connections. for this to occur, the other party needs to be reachable. when all peers are behind this limitation, that is, when all peers can only initiate a request but not receive, they are unreachable.

torrents with very few seeders are susceptible to being in this limbo where the person who has the files can never reach the person trying to download.

making torrents freeleech usually helps overcome this because, with lots of people trying to download, the more likely it is that the seeder will be able to reach someone. and in this case, this someone becomes a "hub" that is simultaneously downloading and uploading to the other users who cannot connect to the original seeder.

i'll stop here cause its too long already, but if you're curious about what causes peers to be unreachable or solutions to circumvent this, feel free to ask.