I have just posted two quite short messages on the forum; for the second one I got the error message that I hadn't allowed 60 seconds between posts
I've never come across this before. Makes me wonder how some people manage to post dozens of one-word replies in a short period…
This policy was put into place BECAUSE of people like that… Just think of how much worse it would be if we didn't do anything at all to try to prevent such behaviours...
In your case, I believe that the port forwarding fix will get things working for you.
We have a VERY strict policy surrounding the privacy of our users. Simply put, we will never reveal any information about any of our users, PERIOD. With that being said however, it may still be possible for copyright trolls to acquire your IP address by joining the peer pool on the torrent. This is something that we have no control over, as it is part and parcel of how torrents work.
there is a way of getting around this however. I would recommend the use of a VPN service such as PrivateVPN. More specifically, you want a VPN provider (such as the one I mentioned) who does not keep any logs. It's even better if you can find one that also accepts anonymous payments such as gift cards or BitCoin. This means that even your payments for the said VPN services can be anonymous. Just the fact that they don't keep any logs is sufficient though, because if they do not keep any logs, that means that they have no records that can potentially link an IP address at a specific point in time to a specific account. That way, if a legal court order were to be handed to them asking to disclose what account was associated with a specific IP address at a particular point in time, they can legitimately say "Sorry, but we cannot give you something that we do not have."
Unlike just a proxy service or a browser extension add-on, a full VPN will tunnel ALL of your internet traffic through a secure tunnel before it can go out to the internet. Your provider cannot see what you are doing, as it is all seen as encrypted traffic to a VPN, and the servers on the other end of your connections are also unable to see your real location or IP address. A VPN will also help to get around different network censorship restrictions, such as restrictions by governments in certain countries, or even restrictions placed on content, sites, etc at free public WiFi locations.
So… In short, if you're really concerned with your privacy and anonymity on the internet, I would strongly encourage you to look into a VPN service. I'm using one right now because I'm at a friend's place, and he's borrowing his one shady neighbour's WiFi, so the added security is awesome. 
It is very rare that changing the check box is needed. The system should automatically toggle the switch to make the torrent visible as soon as there is at least one seeder that is actively seeding the torrent.
i think that i have the same problem with you
but i can't seem to fix it, even if i follow the moderator's instructions..
long live freeleech for me..!
I think that in your case, the problem is that there are not many (if any) leechers downloading the torrents in your profile. I can put a fix to this though by placing a freeleech status on many of the torrents. This will help to encourage people to download them, which means that there will be leechers in which to send the contents of the torrents to.
You may need to change the permissions in your app settings in the control panel. This is a common thing for Windows 10.
Yes… We have been experiencing a rather high network load recently, which has caused some issues with accessing the site and/or tracker. :blownose:
Normally, this is an automated process. With that being said however, it is an automated process that hasn't been run in some time, so unless something changes again, you shouldn't have anything to worry about.
You might get a better response by trying this forum thread.
What if, your not exactly noob but all you've ever known is Unity and now you're scared?
I've been trying the Gnome desktop on my laptop and apart from the not liking it because it's different it is also noticeably slower, even dramatically so. Sure, the slow could be because I have it installed along side Unity but the not liking it because it's different, it is.
I take back saying Shuttleworth is the sexiest man alive. My Dell tablets (ya dude I got a dell plural) were getting all ready for convergence and now because what exactly, not making enough profit yoink. Pfft. That wee conspiracy guy that is like a devil on my shoulder keeps yelling "This is what you get for getting in bed with Microsoft" and maybe I've been listening to him too much but…
I would be inclined to recommend the gnome-session-fallback or gnome-session-flashback with Compiz instead of Unity. It's a lot more straight forward, and much less demanding on system resources. I also find it's a nice cross between the traditional Unity interface and more of a Windows type user experience. Once you get used to how you can fully customize it, I think you might find it's preferred over Unity.
Do you mean like to access or download the files? The only way I know of doing that is with a ripper app… The problem is that if the content is directly published, it will pick up the content, however if it is database driven, it is next to impossible to get all the contents due to the nature of the database being a variable in the equation.
Also, a little off-topic, but worth mentioning… The Scat category is set like this by default as well. If you wish to view that kind of content, you can enable this category in the same manner as the straight or bi categories.
I just took a quick peek at your profile and it doesn't seem like anyone is actively downloading any of the torrents that you have in your profile.
This could be a contributing factor to your situation. I will see what I can do about fixing this as best as I can.
A moderator could answer more definitively, but I remeber reading that only primary categories are indexed in searches.
This is correct. We are working on a more improved search engine, however it is a secondary thing right now to our mobile friendly version.
Given that you're on a cable based internet platform, your situation will be dramatically different.
First, we need to understand the difference between line speed and actual file size transfer. Speed is measured in bits, kilobits, megabits, gigabits, terabits, etc
File size transfer on the other hand is measured in Bytes, KiloBytes, MegaBytes, GigaBytes, TeraBytes, etc
Bits are measured as follows:
1 b = 1 b
1 kb = 1000 b
1 mb = 1000 kb
1 gb = 1000 mb
1 tb = 1000 gb
Bytes on the other hand are measured as follows:
1 B = 8 b
1 KB = 1024 B
1 MB = 1024 KB
1 GB = 1024 MB
1 TB = 1024 GB
So… 10 mbit line speed upload would be calculated as follows:
(10 mbit) x (1,000,000 b/mbit) = 10,000,000 bits
(10,000,000 bits) / (8 b/B) = 1,250,000 B
(1,250,000 B) / (1024 B/KB) = 1,220.70 KB
(1,220.70 KB) / (1024 KB/MB) = 1.19 MB
So... Seeing 1.4 MB being transferred would suggest that you're actually getting the full speed that you're supposed to. On some connections, I find that running a torrent client at more than about 85% of the line capacity can make for a very problematic connection. So... For this reason, I would suggest limiting your connection speed to about 1.1 MB/s for optimal performance.
On a Gigabit service, as long as you have Gigabit ethernet between your computer and your modem/router, your max speed should peak out as follows:
(1 gb) x (1,000,000,000 b/gb) = 1,000,000,000 b
(1,000,000,000 b) / (8 b/B) = 125,000,000 B
(125,000,000 B) / (1024 B/KB) = 122,070.31 KB
(122,070.31 KB) / (1024 KB/MB) = 119.21 MB/s
So yes... The difference will be unreal.
People who have had tons of sex partners are the worst life partners. Something was nulled and lost with all the sex. They lose the ability to make a significant bond with another human being. Now I am not saying you can't it's just hard.
I would tend to disagree with this statement. From my experience, people who have a plethora of sexual partners can actually be the most intimate in bed, as they have experiences to guide them on what seems to work and what doesn't. As for the inverse correlation between multiple sexual partners and an inability to be a life partner, my experience is quite the opposite. Perhaps this may be your experience in your part of the world, but it is inconsistent with my experiences.
If it were me, the piggy inside me would want to inquire about maybe joining him in his little weekend adventures.
That's just me though. I also understand that there are different strokes for different folks.
