8TB?! I have to say, I'm impressed. I have a 2 TB drive, and a couple of 500 GB drives and I'm forever doing spring cleaning to get rid of older stuff that doesn't really interest me anymore, and keep piling on new stuff. I couldn't imagine having over 8 TB to choose from…
There is also the option of clicking on the search button, then clicking on "Show torrents not yet voted". If you have more than 250 torrents and you have not voted for categories on any of them, you can always see a more detailed list that way. This however will only work until you have put a category vote on the torrents.
I do not seem to have this issue. Have you tried turning on/off your computer's scroll lock function? I am not able to reproduce this error in Firefox or Google Chrome, both in Windows 10, as well as within Ubuntu 18.04.
Also, it appears that you are using a rather old version of Google Chrome, which may be a contributing factor to the problem.
In theory, these should be considered a duplicate, however it would appear that the moderator that reviewed the report didn't notice that the RAR file contains the compressed version of the exact same images all in a single file to save space.
With that being said, I would suggest that you report it again, and I will keep my eyes peeled for the report. Once you report it again, let me know and I can see about pushing it though.
Based on the little orange flame icon in the bottom of your qBitTorrent window, combined with the behaviour that you are describing, I am willing to bet that the port that your qBitTorrent uses is not forwarded in your router to your computer, both in TCP, and in UDP. Once you get the correct port forwarding settings in place, your problems should disappear.
Also, it should be noted that a VPN will hide ALL of your internet traffic, whereas a proxy will only hide traffic from one specific application, leaving your computer's other activities, including DNS history, and other connections that your computer makes exposed directly to the internet. A VPN on the other hand will ensure that not only will your identity be hidden from the internet, but the activity itself will also be hidden from your ISP. This adds an even greater layer of protection against a number of things.
There are two possible things… The first is that there are no leechers actively downloading the torrents, which makes it impossible to obtain upload credit. The second possibility is that your port forwarding settings are not set correctly. You need to make sure that the port that your torrent client uses is forwarded in your router to your computer, both in TCP and in UDP. Without this, getting any sort of upload traffic at all can be difficult, even when there are active leechers downloading the contents.
Limits are dependent on your ratio, and your account status. Depending on a number of factors, they can change. For example, when you reach a low ratio status, it will limit you to 2 downloads at the same time. When your download rights are taken, you're limited to downloading one torrent at a time, and only from the torrents that are freeleech.
If you are seeding torrents, however nobody is downloading them, you can also try reaching out to a mod such as myself, who can sometimes put a freeleech on some of the torrents in your profile and in some cases, even promote them back to the top of the list, all in order to be able to help get you some legitimate upload traffic.
It sounds like your problem is a combination of two things. The first is that there do not appear to be very many leechers actively downloading any of the torrents that you have in your profile. If you were to start seeding torrents, I can see what I can do to correct that part of the problem.
The other part of the problem has to do with your port forwarding. I would be very surprised if you have correctly setup the port forwarding in your network. See, you need to make sure that the port that your torrent client uses is forwarded in your router to your computer, both in TCP and in UDP. Without this, getting any kind of upload traffic with our tracker can be very difficult.
It would appear that you have a number of torrents all leeching at the same time. This is why you are getting this error.
I am at a loss to explain the trouble that you are experiencing. It seems that the last time that you downloaded anything was in early November.
They're selected on somewhat of a random basis. Usually, the ones that get selected are ones that are dying and are trying to be revived, or ones that are selected to attempt to help a user increase their ratio. There's no real rhyme or reason to it, other than trying to revive the torrents in question.
It would appear that you have somehow overdrawn your SBP balance. Until you get back into a positive balance, your balance on your account will display as 0.000. If you look at your stats on the side of your forum posts however, you can see that this is because your balance is overdrawn somehow.
It sounds like you have a port forwarding issue. Your torrent client is reporting that it is using port 8999 currently. Please make sure that your router forwards both TCP 8999 and UDP 8999 to your computer. This is a critical, but often overlooked step in the process.
BB Codes only work in the forum and in PM's. The system will not recognize them in the torrent description.
A few things….
DHT is for dynamic peer exchange, which is used on public trackers. As we are a private tracker, there is and has never been DHT on any of our torrents.
Changing torrent clients because of a connection block will not make any difference.
A VPN is really the only way to go, particularly because it will enable you to bypass the content filters and routing restrictions, as to be able to have uncensored internet.
It would appear that you may have fallen victim to a system glitch. I will reset your account profile to resolve this.