Best posts made by MrMazda

@lololulu19 Having been legitimately suicidal before, I can field this one... When you're in a low enough state to commit suicide, you don't think about others. The only thing you actually CAN think about is how much you want your depression and sadness to end. You don't think of how people will find the body, or how anyone is going to respond to the news. Literally, the ONLY thing you can think about is how much you just want an end to your emotional suffering. About the only thing you MIGHT think of is about what you'll put in a note so that people will at least understand WHY you did it. Anything outside of that doesn't even cross your mind when you're in that kind of a low place.

We recently had an issue with the SSL cert for the tracker having expired. We have fixed the issue and everything should now be back up and running...

@BKisalive No... You will never be kicked for using freeleech torrents. They're the one torrent you can still download even if your download rights are disabled.

@lololulu19 When using a public tracker, it is best to turn the private flag OFF. This will allow DHT and local peer discovery.

It should be noted though that our tracker is considered a PRIVATE tracker, which is why all torrents downloaded from the site have private turned ON.

The passkey is contained in the URL for the tracker. DO NOT post it here, but you will find yours in the URL of the torrents you have downloaded. The URL will be as follows:

https://tracker.gaytor.rent/.../announce

The part I have shortened to ... will be your private passkey for your account. If you use this URL when creating a .torrent file for the site and set the private flag to ON when you create the .torrent file, you will not need to change anything to use our tracker after uploading the torrent, but unti the torrent is uploaded, the tracker will return an unregistered torrent error.

@jokuihmemies Yeah, no... Here in Canada, that's grounds for F&CS to take your kids away and charge you criminally.

@raphjd Why does it seem that as of late, the T is bringing down the LGB?

@Lanamariah2 Directly there is no way to change a username. In some circumstances however it may be possible to transfer an account to a new account to get the same effect. The two down sides to doing this are that your passkey will change, so you will need to update all your existing torrents, and there is no way to transfer the SBP. If you wish to go through with this, we can chat more in PM to see what can be arranged.

@yepyep7891 Yes... When you upload a new picture to an existing torrent, it goes into a module that mods have access to that lets them review the pictures to verify they meet the rule standards, then either approve them (which will make them visible), or delete them.

As long as the pictures are an accurate representation of the contents of the torrent and is of a decent size, you should have no problem getting pictures approved. It's just a matter of time.

@lololulu19 Video is no longer available.

@raphjd The only reason why a government would want to disarm you is because they want to do something that would make you want to shoot them.... Just sayin'

This sounds like a port forwarding issue. When you're a passive node, you'll be able to seed, as there is no one else in which to get the contents from, however once it gets out to people who do have their port forwarding in order, it will take those peers (active nodes) over a passive node.

To fix this, you need to make sure that the port that your torrent client uses is forwarded through your home router or VPN to your computer, both in TCP and UDP. This is a much needed step to get proper upload traffic.

@yepyep7891 I just pulled up the pic approval module, gave your pictures a quick once over, and since they're all good, approved them all for you. They are now visible to everyone.

@sername1985-0 Nope... Requests in any form are banned.

@lololulu19 Worst photoshop ever lol

@dwpk20 It would appear so. Do you use a VPN by any chance? If so, local port forwarding will do nothing, as everything passes through the VPN, so the VPN itself would need to support port forwarding.

If not, then everything should be in place as long as your computer's IP address on your local network does not change. Looking at your profile though, it would seem it may have to do with how many other torrents you are seeding and the way your torrent client and the system will prioritize traffic. If other torrents are getting a higher priority, your speed on the uploaded torrent may fall once it gets there, in part due to the speeds of the other peers in the pool. This is not unusual.

@PythonLover Restarting your client is actually a big mistake. See, your torrent client only updates with the tracker once every 30 minutes on each torrent. When a torrent is stopped and restarted, any data since the last update is usually lost. As well, when you restart a torrent, the system sees a new session and resets the totals against the torrent in your profile to zero. You need to be patient and let your torrent client do its thing to properly update your stats.

@lololulu19 Yes... We even have a section for that called "Who is this? What video is this?"

So if a video is here and it's not properly labelled, it IS perfectly fine to ask what the title/studio of the video is or who the performers are, just as long as you're not requesting that content be uploaded.

The same holds true of videos/pictures that you have from external sources as well.

@blablarg18 Do you wear a different coloured tin foil hat every time you leave the house?

You sound like you're either suffering from a serious UN-diagnosed and/or untreated mental health condition. I see your lips moving, but all I'm seeing is hot air. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it's just the way it is.

@eobox91103 No... Actually, it means that this torrent pre dates a system crash that took out some information, which included the list of users who had completed the download. Unfortunately, that means that this torrent is done for and cannot be revived.

@Poernerlook Just out of curiosity, are you using uTorrent 3.6.0 or BitTorrent 7.11 by any chance? This is one of many known issues with these torrent clients. While we recommend uTorrent 2.2.1, the latest version that works properly with our system is 3.5.5.

@saymyname109 Yes... Two torrent clients on the same computer, or two computers with the same or different torrent clients on the same IP address is not a problem. The system will give you no issues with this.

The only time the system will give you an issue is if you use two accounts on the same device/IP.