Best posts made by MrMazda

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

Now now ladies... Here's some Vagisil... Why don't we come back to this when you have all that sand out of your vaginas?

@ricknyc This is likely as our tracker requires that the port that your torrent client uses is forwarded through the VPN to your computer in order to get proper upload traffic. If this port is not forwarded, you may experience all kinds of problems trying to get any upload traffic.

@Kingmale-0 The tudio logo at the end seems to point to a French porn studio called Phuture.

The pic with the white writing seems to be actor or character names.... Namely, it lists "The Submissives" as Aurélien & Vincent Bitch.

Hope this helps.

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.

@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'

@truthteller This appears to be a database issue. I have alerted our system admin to the problem so that they can solve it. Please be patient while we get to fixing this.

@AMPTWO The problem in your case is that the difference between the amount you have uploaded and the amount you have downloaded is more than 1 TB. When the numbers are this large, 113 GB is not that much of a difference.

According to your profile, you have less than 10 GB left until your low ratio warning is removed.

Since 1 TB is 1024 GB, 113 GB would only equate to about 0.11 TB.... Not enough to really make much of a noticeable difference. Now, if you look at the buffer/deficit size, that's where you'll notice the difference, even when the difference between your total upload and total download is so large.

@pupkinvasya What? You mean he's not jail bait?

@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.

@lololulu19 Worst photoshop ever lol

@ianfontinell Yes... We have had all kinds of problems with uTorrent 3.6.0... For some reason it doesn't work well with our tracker, and when it does, it doesn't report your upload data whatsoever. For this reason, we recommend using version 3.5.5 or earlier.

@AMPTWO Click your username in the top right corner of the page, then click "Details & Stats".

Look for "Download Buffer" or "Amount to Seed"... This will tell you how much you either need to seed to reach your minimum ratio, or how much you can download before you will reach your minimum ratio and go into low ratio status.

@lololulu19 No... I said SOME say I'm butt ugly, while OTHERS want to munch my ass like a cupcake! LOL

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.

@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.

@AMPTWO Just a funny question... Are you by chance using a proxy service with your torrent client? This is the kind of thing that can happen with the use of a proxy service instead of a full VPN.

@bfewf1-0 I kinda wanna know now too

@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.