@lololulu19 I just happened to know his previous work 
But when I don't know them I try reverse search using Google, Yandex and PimEyes, most of the time it leads to a name.
@YourFavBuss-0 and the scene is now released: https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=b6a2d61d8be807d88cca2248b61a61e3bc0cda2dca974245
@raphjd i'm fine with this moron spreading misinformation in the political section but this is something else, idk if OP is compromised or not but someone should step in and give proper help
MEN - A Big Deal - Tomas Brand fucks Tony Rivera
https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=98097f1f5f7c00548cca2248b61a61e3558aed2f00fc5d21
@cowboyjim99x you should definitely go to your Details & Stats page, scroll the page down and check the completed torrents list. Check if you recognize all torrents in that list, and if you are sure you have downloaded them yourself.
If you only download freeleech stuff and has only ~100 active torrents, the site reporting a higher number, and a decreasing ratio, likely means that other person is using your account.
I suggest you to write a message to the helpdesk to obtain help on how to get a new ID, otherwise your account stats will plumet.
He used to perform on cam4 back in 2012 under two different names, SexyMale1984 and Jackncoke89. That's all I managed to find, sadly.
That is a very young Liltampp, and his bf Nick:
@krisdave i cant identify the bottom, but the top is ryanmusclegod
check your inbox
@jokuihmemies for some weird reason i can see it even though he set the visibility to hidden:
@saraluvv this is a well known scammer that goes by that.gay.guy.nick, you subscribe to his $5 onlyfans and there is only trailers like the clip you posted, and he keeps sending multiple messages every day with links to the full videos that cost $25 dollar each, and they are not very long, so I wish you wisdom and luck.
The top is Adam Snow.
@abcsp from left to right: Christian Power, Marko Lebeau and Mickelo Evans.
Source: https://menofmontreal.com/updates/A-New-Years-Party-For-Two.html
Torrent: https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=fbb1879f9c09e13a8cca2248b61a61e3a35051576d306e88
Of course the more torrents you have seeding, higher the chances of connecting to peers, but you need to have in mind that it is not sustainable to rely on seeding alone to keep a positive ratio. It is easier for new accounts to maintain a good ratio, but as your downloaded data increases, so increases the amount of data you are required to seed to recover your ratio. If you download 10GB in total, the amount you're required to seed in order to keep a positive ratio is 10GB. 10GB is a fairly small number, a pretty reasonable amount that is easy to seed. If you downloaded 1TB in total, now you're required to seed 1TB, which is much more unlikely. The demand on private trackers is never 1:1, meaning you will never reach 1 ratio for every torrent you download. Of course no one downloads 1TB in one go (usually), it's breaken down into much smaller bits that you download without realizing how much of an impact it will have in the future, and when you notice you have a negative ratio, despite having 1000 torrents in your client list.
I use qbittorrent as my client because it's has more features compared to utorrent, for instance i can order my list by session upload:
This orders the list based on the amount of bytes sent since the last time the client started, which makes it more practical to track torrents with higher demand. In general, it follows a pattern, newer torrents have higher demand and are easier to seed. Older torrents might have a spike in demand if they are freeleeched. Apart from these two conditions, the torrents that you downloaded 8 months or 2 years ago will have a very low demand.
@JM68PM just in case you're not familiar:
Seeder, or uploading peer, refers to any computer who finished downloading all files and kept the torrent running afterwards.
Peer refers to any computer that has the torrent running. Peers might have 0 pieces, some pieces, or all pieces.
Leecher, or downloading peer, refers to any computer that has the torrent running but does not have all pieces.
Once you finish downloading a torrent, you will no longer connect to other seeders, except for health check.
Having a torrent running with "seeding" status does not mean you will start uploading pieces whenever a new leecher joins the swarm.
Because the number of seeders on private trackers is always much bigger than the number of leechers, only some seeders will be contacted. Seeding a torrent does not mean that you will be uploading it every time a new leecher connects, there are too many seeders for them to pick, and clients use algorithms to select peers based on factors like upload speed, latency, and fairness. Even if you're a high-speed seeder, the selection process involves randomness and may not always choose your client for uploads.
If you want to be sure that your client can be reached by peers who are trying to download, the best way to do it is by downloading recent torrents from public trackers, like a movie or TV episode. If you can upload data to any peer, you are reachable, meaning neither your Internet provider nor your VPN is getting in the way. It is possible that others have trouble connecting to you based on their own client/network conditions.
If you find that your client is reachable for torrents with higher demand, there is nothing to be fixed on your end. You need to find ways to improve your ratio without relying on torrent demand, like uploading your own torrents or only downloading torrents on freeleech. If you are downloading freeleeched stuff with the sole purpose of improving your ratio, you must pick the ones with the least seeders.
@miaw13 said in Who is the curly Twink with Tyler tannner ?:
I checked using my usual method when in doubt: comparing moles. It's Asher day, there is the same mole on the chest.
Smart, he looks pretty different in other vids I saw... But just in case, here's a better pic from that "era"
@miaw13 I will tell you it is Asher Day if you tell me if you got the video from this site
If speeds are decent with other trackers, then there's nothing that needs to be fixed. Torrents on public trackers have much higher seeder rotation: people download and stop/remove it from the list immediately. The number of seeders will always be much smaller than the total number of people who finished the torrent. So you always have a demand for the files, and a limited number of people sharing.
On private trackers, it's the other way around. Everyone who finishes downloading stay seeding. So when leechers join the swarm, they will download at very decent speeds, but each seeder is actually uploading at very low speeds. You might be uploading just 50 Kbp/s, but the person is also downloading from many other peers, at similar speeds.
