@cteavin This is probably because your ISP is super shady and has started throttling P2P traffic over their network as they are unable to distinguish the difference between legal and illegal P2P traffic.
The only known way to get around this is to use a VPN so that your ISP sees the VPN session and not the P2P traffic within the VPN session. This type of traffic shaping is illegal in Canada without technical justification.
@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.
@raphjd This is correct..... PIA is something different. They're based in the United States if I recall correctly which can be considered a red flag. Now.... That being said, they do support port forwarding, however they will randomize the port on each connection, so every time you connect, you must change the port settings in your torrent client.
PrivateVPN on the other hand from https://privatevpn.com/ will do the same on all servers, however for some servers, they support port forwarding for ALL ports, so you don't have to keep changing settings in your torrent client every time you connect.
As for ExpressVPN, they do support port forwarding, however in order to take advantage of this, you must install the VPN service on your router and setup the port forwarding within the router. Not all routers support this option, and by the same token, not all routers that support a VPN connection support ExpressVPN. This potentially makes it more expensive by having to upgrade your home network equipment and get into way more complicated setup to get it going.
@Forster There are at least 4 that I know of... I can only recall the names of two of them....
You're So Fucking Nasty
AND
Buddy Booth
Both are TPC Prod titles
@nix54 It's sad just how far some people will go to drink the Kool-Aid... Prior to COVID, this was something that was unheard of. Since COVID, this has become a more and more frequent thing.... Coincidence? I think not!
@nix54 Maybe so, but it's a little more than coincidental that things like what is outlined in the link in my previous post only seem to be a thing since the vaccines were rolled out, and the numbers are still growing.
@ianfontinell said in Utorrent new update weird tracker:
@toratora2 downgrade asap
I second this.... The latest uTorrent (3.6.0) has known compatibility issues with our system. For this reason, you should roll back to version 3.5.5 or earlier.
@lololulu19 said in Does this finally put the mask debate to bed? 'Gold standard' analysis of 78 studies and 1million people finds face coverings made 'little to no difference' to Covid infection or death rates:
Another way the government is dumbing down the population is by inducing dementia by allowing marijuana use.
I call bullshit. Marijuana does not have any affect or relation to dementia. You're so full of shit that your eyes are brown.
@nix54 Was it so safe though? I can't say that I'm so sure of that after seeing things like this:
https://rumble.com/v1wac7i-world-premier-died-suddenly.html
Sadly, this actually makes sense. If there's a greater motive (possibly say, population control) involved as some theories have it, things like these findings entirely make sense and disprove your theory that they were safe and effective. I too am sorry that you fell for that BS.
@blablarg18 See the above video for a classic outline of exactly what you're saying. This also includes cases of young people (as young as 5 years old) suddenly dying from an alleged heart attack not long after getting the shot. The list just keeps growing.
@raphjd Somehow this does not surprise me. While I can't say by any means that I know all there is to know, there have been many things that have come to pass since the beginning of the pandemic that simply did not make any sense to me.
For example, when all of the other vaccines that have been mandated for many things like school were mandated, they took YEARS to develop and went through some extensive trials. It wasn't until they started to see long term results from them that they became mandated. When the pandemic first hit, a vaccine was rolled out within a matter of months, for a virus that we allegedly don't (or didn't at the time) understand much about. It seemed to skip a number of steps in the process and went straight to being mandated in many countries around the world.
This in and of itself struck me as rather odd. It just didn't make any sense to me. What makes this one so different from literally every other vaccine that has ever been developed? It just doesn't add up.
@raphjd Perhaps this is my total and utter ignorance on the situation given that I live in Canada and thus do not really follow US politics, but can you give me some examples of what you speak?
Please provide as much information and/or sources as you can. I'm honestly curious to know more about your claims. I have heard many people bash Joe Biden for many a things, but never anyone who could actually back it with actual facts instead of just theories or opinions, and I legitimately do not know a whole hell of a lot on that topic.
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@CodeBlue The torrent that you are trying to download is not well seeded. I see that there are a few people trying to download it, and that the torrent does not seem to be moving for anyone. This could be a port forwarding issue on the part of the seeders who are currently seeding the torrent.
I have put a 156 hour freeleech on the torrent and promoted it to the top of the list in hopes that this can attract at least one peer who is able to actively connect to one or more of the seeders to download the content, and can actively share it with other users in the pool.
@CrazyDave I find that absolutely HILARIOUS!!! I have a neighbour who was busted for copyright infringement because NordVPN handed their information over to a copyright troll. That's how I know this information to be the case.
@CodeBlue It seems that the torrent you are trying to download is not well seeded, which is why it's not moving. I have put a 156 hour freeleech on it and promoted it to the top of the list in hopes that this draws the traffic of someone who actually can connect to the peer pool, download the contents, and actively share them out with other users.
Just so you know, this torrent is not downloading for ANYONE at the moment according to the tracker stats.
@IncubusAZ Any time you are using torrents, I would strongly recommend the use of a VPN. When downloading and seeding torrents, it is always possible that a copyright troll may look at the peer pool and see what IP addresses are registered as doing what with the torrent. When you're using your own ISP, this leaves you directly exposed to the pool, and upon request, a copyright troll may refer to your ISP to get the information on the subscriber of the service that was used to download or seed the torrent.
Now, under Canadian Law, thanks to the case of Voltage Pictures Inc vs TekSavvy Solutions Inc, we finally set the precedent that an IP address alone is insufficient to gather information about the subscriber account as the IP address alone is only sufficient to identify the subscriber of the service, and does not necessarily identify the end user of the service. Nevertheless, in other parts of the world (especially in the United States), this information is often used to identify the subscriber of the service and serve them with all kinds of notices, such as a notice of litigation.
When you use a VPN on the other hand, if you're using a good VPN that does not log any traffic or connectivity, the copyright troll will only be able to identify the VPN service that was used, and once they contact said VPN provider, the VPN provider will be able to respond to the request with "I'm sorry. We cannot give you information we do not have."
Now, with NordVPN, I should caution you that there are two potential problems with them and our service. The first is that NordVPN logs everything, which means that potentially, if a copyright troll has the VPN IP address and a date/time stamp to identify when the IP address was used, potentially, NordVPN can trace this back not only to your account, but also may be able to provide your real IP address, which potentially opens you up to the same issue.
As well, it should be noted that NordVPN does not directly support P2P traffic in that they do not have a direct port forwarding option for their servers. With our system, this can create many a problems, as we require that the port that your torrent client uses to be forwarded through your home router or VPN to your computer, both in TCP and UDP. This is a necessary step for getting proper upload traffic. While you may be able to download just fine with NordVPN, we cannot guarantee that upload traffic is going to work properly due to the nature of how NordVPN works.
If you're looking for a better VPN, I might be inclined to recommend the one I use, which is PrivateVPN. They support port forwarding for ONE port on ALL servers, then also have a list of servers which will forward ALL ports through the VPN to your computer. As well, PrivateVPN does not log anything, so in the event that a copyright troll should look into the peer pool and start cherry picking IP addresses to try to trace, PrivateVPN will not be able to give them any information on you as the subscriber or your real IP address, as none of this information is ever logged in the first place.
@raphjd I have never understood that.... A drug dealer will get an insanely long sentence, while a pedo gets but a slap on the wrist...
This seems strange as last I checked, people ask for drugs, but nobody asks to be molested.
@lololulu19 Would you like some cheese and crackers to go with that whine?
@SimonHR2001 The watermark is a unique identifier that is tagged into the video file in a coded way. When you watch the video, you do not see or hear anything out of the ordinary, but when you look at the actual encoding of the video on a geeky level, that's where it's visible.
So to answer your question, no... It is not invasive in any way. It is completely invisible without the use of more advanced tools.