Posts made by MrMazda

That's both hot and pervertable

Il est aussi important que vous mettez les contenu du petit fischer .torrent dans la même dossier que votre client de torrent télécharger. Si les contenu sont dans une dossier différant, il faut que vous arrêtez le "téléchagement", cliquer (au droit) sur le torrent, et sélectioner "Change Download Location" en dessous de "Advanced" pour ditre a ton client de torrent ou vous avez maitre les contenu du torrent. Après ça, cliquer (au droit) sur le torrent et sélectioner "Force Re-Check" pour le vérifier.

Après le torrent est vérifier, quand vous le commence encore, le torrent devez uploader n'avec pas de problème.

@cumeaternc:

Gideon(Some Furry)

229.47MB
hxxp://www.fileserve.com/file/rVWHjba/Gideon.zip

Now available at http://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=88923

That would be pic #4 (busyhands)

@blackdid:

Why this complication of entering into dead torrents, waiting xx days, writing here and there, giving more and more work to Mods to control this situation when PM them concerning a dead torrent ?
It's dead ? Bye bye then and let the user upload a new torrent.

Although your idea is valid in theory, there does lie one problem with that. Sometimes when a torrent "dies", a user who has downloaded that torrent will re-seed it. If the proposed policy were put into effect, it would inevitably create problems with duplicate torrents. I do see where you're coming from with the including dead, and a suggested revision to that guide is on my to-do list (as of now) to make it easier to understand.

Those are freaking HILARIOUS!!

Just a few discussion starting points…

@mgr:

I see some problems in "10 Commandments of GayTorrent.ru"

• the different parts (accounts, forum, torrents …) are mixed together.

You are correct, but I think that if the guides are fully in depth and integrated enough, the guides should make the process reletively seamless. It would really all depend on the nature of how these guides are put together. Perhaps establishing a guideline on the nature in which the guides need to be constructed would be beneficial to addressing this potential problem.

@mgr:

• If someone is able (and, more important: willing) to create a structured plan how this page (and the linked follow-up pages) have to be structured: I'm open for discussions but I need active help beside my daily work load on the site to manage such an ambitious task.

I am willing to volunteer for such a project upon completion of my current to do list. I believe I may have some ideas that could be applied to the subject at hand, bringing it from a subject to reality.

@mgr:

• as much as I like guides with pictures: those guides (for example creating a torrent) are rather problematic: I can't create such a pictured guide for Vuze because I use uTorrent myself (and installed Azureus (now Vuze) only once because I had to reformat my hard drive to remove all remnants of  Azureus after un-installing the software ) - and another question has to be answered too: for which clients have we to write such guides?

I have a solution that I use, and perhaps I could upload to the tracker for just this very thing. Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 will enable you to create a "Virtual PC" within your current PC. If I (or whoever is creating such a guide, providing the availability of the hardware) were to create a virtual PC file, I could use it for the purpose of creating these tutorials, knowing that in order to remove remnant of the programs, I can simply just delete the Virtual PC file, and replace it with the image of the fresh to go version. This solution may also be useful in other applications, aside from just the creation of such tutorials. As for the question pertaining to the clients supported, statistics may be able to offer a good idea on where the best place to start may be. For example: If the statistics show that Torrent Clients X, Y, and Z seem to be the most commonly used, it would be logical to say those clients may be the best place to start. If other clients become in demand, or are requested, perhaps at that time using the magic of Virtual PC (or through other means), staff and users alike could submit the guides when there is a request placed for them as well.

@mgr:

• The number of users who have a look at our offered help files is more than discouraging! (Take as an example the pictured guide how to search for duplicate torrents before uploading only 39 out of currently 268 members with auto approval privilege really read that guide  :cry2: )

While you are quite correct on the statistics of the matter, I believe there is more to that statistic than it just the statistic itself. After a brief scan of the number of users on the site with active contribution vs the number of users that visit the forum, it would appear that a portion of this could be caused by the users simply not opening the forum period. While the reasons for users not entering the forum vary from technical problems (such as PEBKAC) to users just not being interested in forums, there is another observation that I've made, which perhaps could be useful if implemented as part of the process of creating such guides. Research conducted by the Microsoft customer experience improvement program suggests that most users are more inclined to read content such as guides, help files, tutorials, etc. when they are more easily accessible. Based on this observation, it seems it would be logical and more effective implement such a system where for example the FAQ section contained reference to these guides, and the option(s) for the guides/tutorials were somehow made easily available directly from the upload page. From my personal experience, the "easy" integration so to speak has always proven to be quite effective.

I can't speak for the English side, but I will soon be in the process of fine tuning everything to create a guide based on the information you have submitted in the French forum as it is very valueable.

Well posted

In accordance with the site FAQ's located at http://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/faq.php#488, uploading of comics or other such collections cannot be in a compressed arcive such as a .zip or .rar file. My suggestion would be to place the contents of the .rar file into one single folder as to keep everything in one place, then upload it to the tracker.

If this does not answer your question, or you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to reply back.

Your best bet is to try it on when soft. That sould yield a slightly looser fit. Once it's on, the best way to measure its effictiveness is to "get it up" after its on to determine if if provides just that little bit of "tightness", as to enhanse your sexual experience, or if it's tight to the point where it becomes uncomfortable.

HOT stuff indeed I approve

Sadly, I can't say that I've seen this vid  :cry2:

I often seed more than 20 torrents, however I have a cap on my torrent client set to not allow more than 5 active torrents at any given time in order to help with my overall speeds.

Yum Yum Yum… So many things I could do with that

So they peanalize one person for the acts of how many? There should be some sort of ruling on that in that if they go after one "user" for such a violation, they have to go against ALL of them… and yeah... Good luck with that!

@cumeaternc:

Julius Compilation

Comics Included:
A Greek Story
Arabian Nights (Complete)
Back Alley - Complete
Bavarian Chronicles - Complete
Bavarian Chronicles II 50-100
Bavarian Chronicles II-Deer Park
Bavarian Chronicles I-Legacy of Slava
Bros Grim
Brotherhood II-Jungle Fever
Cinderfella
Crusaders
Decameron
Devil's Canyon I
Devil's Canyon II
Dream Daddy
Erection Crew
Furry Creek Diary
Furry Creek Diary Sketches
Glominus Files I
Glominus Files II
Go North
Go South
Gothic Horror-Dracula
Greek Story
Grimms Tales
Holy Patrimony
Jack the Stripper
Jul1us - Brotherhood 1
Jul1us - Brotherhood 2
Jul1us - Daddy Dearest
Jul1us - Gangsta Daddy
Jul1us - Go West
Jul1us - Le Grand Tour de L'Amour
Jul1us - Perfumed Garden 1
Jul1us - Satyricon 1
Jul1us - Satyricon 2
Li'l Red Cap
Manville
Palmer Bay
Patrimony
Querelle
Ramon & Julian
Robinson Crusoe
Russian Bear Hug
The Pirates
Three Bears
Vikings 2
Jul1us - Devil's Canyon I
Jul1us - Great Victorian Horror Stories
Jul1us - The Lusty Gods Of Bramapur
Jul1us - The Russian Bearhug
Jul1us - The Secret Of Palmer Bay

935.80MB
hxxp://www.fileserve.com/list/KndEfbt

Once approved, this collection will be available for download from the awesome awesomeness that is GT.ru at http://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=88698

@Uwe:

If you are replying to my question, it doesn't answer it, because it was addressed to leatherbear….
(ho started to speak about a limit of 15 "connections" by our tracker.

My bad

More often than you may know

@martini20:

Totally agree. His 'Taylor Swift' antics confirmed what an obnoxious prick he is.

Now there's a nunderstatement lol

In your uTorrent or BitTorrent, when you open the options window, there are two options to look for. Look in the "Queueing" section for the maximum number of active torrents. This setting sets a cap on the maximum number of torrents that your client will let you upload/download combined at one time. So if you've set the maximum number of active torrents to 5, even if you have 30 torrents seeding, your client will only allow up to 5 of them (4 if you're downloading 1 torrent) to be actively uploading/downloading at a time.

The second option is under the bandwidth section. I generally put a maximum upload rate cap on my BitTorrent for the simple fact of if you don't cap the upload just under the throttle point, my ISP likes to use traffic shaping to make everything slow to a crawl until you disconnect your active P2P sessions.