Best posts made by nix54

@Rotron
Hoping the photography is as good in the next season, that was what made a dull story magical.

@john32123666
Yup, as with seeding any torrent, the files need to be in the right location. Also, files do need to be stored locally in each location as otherwise you effectively double the bandwidth required to seed those files.

@pupkinvasya
Yup, that's him. Tim Law is his Staxus name. Don't think he has made anything new for a while now. Could be NextDoor, It doesn't look like a typical Staxus scene.

@lololulu19
Definitely an old story.
Strange post from one who does not ordinarily promote the views of the CDC.
Though who could disagree that "there is some fungus amongst us".

@MrMazda
As I recall three important things have been widely reported. First, the scientists involved (in different laboratories) started working on the vaccine within days of the genome being sequenced by the Chinese authorities in Feb/March of 2020. Second, it was recognised early that if all parties worked closely together then the entire testing process (with widespread testing on volunteers encouraged) could be greatly shortened. Thirdly, it was recognised that many lives would be lost by waiting for the outcome of long term studies. it was just hoped that enough work would have been done in the early stages to avoid long term effects. This last seemingly has turned out to be fortunately true - although it is too early even now to be sure.

@frostycab
Hey guys this is a gay porn site. Do you really not know about poppers and how they are used? The difference between how it feels if you are being topped rather than topping? The difference between hexyl, pentyl, butyl, propyl, and amyl nitrite. How dangerous propyl is to your eyes. How dangerous it can be for anybody with a heart condition to sniff poppers with viagra, cialis, etc.
Yep, this is a big topic! Essential to your health and to your enjoyment of sex (on your own and with others).
https://yourroom.health.nsw.gov.au/a-z-of-drugs/Pages/amyl-nitrite.aspx

@gflemings
I believe that you have to be a fully paid up member of Gagaoolala to get the screen and that none of the downloaders will be able to capture the video stream directly. The only thing you can do is do a high def screen capture from the Gagaoolala app.

@blablarg18 @frostycab
I can never say that I am always reasonable or even mainly so. I am just consistently amazed by the lines people spew. I have tried to reconstruct @raphjd 's argument but am completely at a loss as to the meaning he assigns to "white privilege". I wouldn't be surprised to find that Dominic Rabb approves of his communication approach.

@cteavin
Your ratio on the torrent site is not dependent on what you upload from your own computers. The ratio is "complete uploads by all" divided by "downloads by you". If I have that wrong someone will correct me. It may be calculated differently on different sites. Uncompleted downloads are sometimes counted differently - particularly important when you only download part of a torrent with many files.

@lololulu19
As I thought, pull the other one. People really will believe anything. One google account to another.

Oh and I thought somebody might like the offer anyway!!

@raphjd
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/us-housing-market-posts-3-trillion-drop-biggest-since-2008
Painting a rather different picture. Noting the market went up considerably in the pandemic. Anyway this is not a realised loss, it reflects only a notional fall in the value of the entire housing stock Most housing stock doesn't shift very often.

In 2008 it was noted in the UK that only 1/3 of the housing stock is subject to any mortgage. So high mortgage rates only truly strain a relatively small portion of mortgage holders. Many of those under strain are, of course, first time buyers with little equity and tight budgets - sadly these burdens often fall most heavily there. I don't know how this reflects the current market but I expect people (and banks) have generally been more conservative in their borrowing (lending) since the 2007/8 financial crash.

@Firendel
There are not a lot of users on the site so I am surprised they are closed to new registrations. Though it is possible they have always been that way. I will have a look when I next log on (which has been a little while).

@john32123666
In your recent post you say that one should use a port in "range from 6881 to 6889 ... [10000-] should be remove 65535 is OK ...". I don't get how you get how port 65535 to be in range 6881 - 6889 by adding or removing 10,000. Maybe it is not so important that I understand this.

However. what is important for me is whether GTRU needs the port to be in the range 6881-6889? I am not aware of why else these needs to be so. I am not pretending to be any sort of expert, just asking. I noted a previous post where it was said that the GTRU tracker is very sensitive as to ports.

@bolero
Seedbox providers vary a lot in what they provide whether it be cost, storage, bandwidth, apps and don't expect support beyond the knowledgebase. Like you, I have found that they provide minimum information upfront and you have to try them to see what you get for your money.

However 4 tips -

1. if you want to seed a torrent you have uploaded then a seedbox makes a humungus difference in (a) speed of seeding first leechers (seconds rather than minutes) and (b) if ratio is important then only with a seedbox will you get any signiifcant share of the data uploaded.
2. Seedbox providers don't normally count in any bandwidth limitation the data you upload to your seedbox storage or the data you download from your seedbox storage.
3. If you want to increase download speed from your seedbox don't use ftp instead 'share' your files and use a download program. They can often multiply speeds by 4 to even 10 times. Also you may find time of day makes a big difference that depends on who you are sharing your bandwidth with as managed by your ISP. It may be worth experimenting.
4. If you want to improve speeds of uploading to your seedbox you will usually find using a Google G Drive helps. Google seems to be able to upload data placed in a G Drive folder very fast. Many seedbox providers (not all) allow you to transfer files directly from other cloud storage - Google and Dropbox are the most common.

Honestly if you use a seedbox with any degree of common sense upload speed and download speed from your ISP will only be an issue if you play online computer games. Seedboxes cost a few dollars a month and are only expensive if you want many TBs of storage. Most people don't really need anything other than very temporary storage. If you really need cloud storage then you should get it from a mainstream provider, don't expect a seedbox provider to be around in the long term.

@Firendel
In case anybody wants one I am happy to share.

@john32123666
Ok Thank you. I have done a websearch as suggested and it seems the range you is for bitorrent - qbittorrent has no specific requirement but 'preferably 49160 to 65534'. No information as to why 'preferably'.
My router is recognising the ports I am using t with PnP enabled. However, a week or so ago I manually set the ports up and there does seem to be some (marginal but may be imaginary) improvement.

@john32123666
Apologies please read "the range you quoted" for "the range you".

@OKCancel
It looks as if a two daily rental can be had for c$2.99

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Classified+Action+A+Call+For+Cock+Catalina&t=opera&ia=web

@OKCancel
Not quite correct. If they had originally downloaded 100% of the file they will show as seeders. They may no longer have the whole file set still on their server/PC. Though 3 rather than 1 is a bit strange. Once I spent over a month gradually downloading a torrent I was desperate for at just 20bs!

Some original uploaders will keep a torrent active but at at a very low upload speed so as not to interfere with their other activities If you could persuade someone to 'bump# the original uploader you may get a better result - though I note he said he intended to delete the files from his system (once there were 3 or more seeders!)

@Estion-0
You are downloading a 34Gb torrent. If this is any indication of your downloading history then it is very likely that your ISP is throttling you, perhaps even barring you. You are really exposing yourself to problems. If you want to download torrents of this size then use a seedbox.