It's a sign that was posted to the FB page for my hometown.
I would love to see more of these signs.
It's a sign that was posted to the FB page for my hometown.
I would love to see more of these signs.
We do want the uploader to explain the justification for the upload if it's not obvious.
I set mine to gaming and it usually has no issues.
Also, if you raise the back up, it helps with cooling too.
The state of New York has changed the law regarding pet burials.
Under the previous law, if you wanted to be buried with your pet, you had to be buried in a pet cemetery.
Under the new law, you can bury your pet(s) in human cemeteries.
Of course, it's up to the cemetery to decide if they will allow mixed burials, which is the same as under the old law.
We no longer allow requests anywhere on the site.
Finn Balor
He's got the best body in all of wrestling.
4:3 is the old screen ratio.
1440x810 is BA's preferred resolution for their internet content (DVDs and BR's are different, of course). I don't usually see it outside of BA.
Our black lab is 12 and was getting very stiff, so he was getting quite inactive.
Our vet suggested Librela 15mg monthly shots and it worked wonders.
So, if you have an older dog with arthritis, ask your vet about this.
The only downside though, at least where I live, it's pretty expensive at £85 per month. I'm able and willing to pay it because my dog is worth it.
We don't allow requests anywhere on the site.
NOTE: The following only applies to files that come in a folder, not to actual movie files.
This is a very common problem.
This is caused most often by THUMBS.DB file being in the folder that the person is uploading, though a couple of other types of files can also cause this.
Older clients tend to read this file as being there, but being a systems file that is specific to the seeders computer you can't download it.
This in no way affects the actual file{s} you are trying to get.
Solution, update your client. uTorrent and Az {as well as a few others} have fixed this issue.
Both of us do it.
Our pets dictate how we decide what to do.
I still use uTorrent 2.2.1 as that was the last version that was made without the tons of bloat uTorrent is now well known for. I love the features it has and the layout, but it is extremely old and doesn't handle RAM and CPU very well.
I guess I'll give QBitTorrent another try.
As I said before, this only applies to people using older or bad clients. Most people should not be affected by this.
Anyway, it has no real affect on anyone.
If you upload a file that is affected by this, it will still only have about 5 to 10% {if that much} that has the issue. Everyone else will be showing it as complete.
If everyone was using the newer client versions, then this issue would no longer exist.
Also, 2.2.1 is the last version before they started to add bloatware.
It should also be noted, that if the uploader deletes something from the folder {ie screenshot or cover picture} no one will be listed with 100%. Thus no seeders, making the torrent appear dead.
Your computer may also alter your THUMBS.db file and if you have an older or bad client, this will cause your client to think you no longer have a complete file.
In cases like this, just remake the torrent and delete the old one from the site. Just make sure you put a note in the description box that the new one is a fixed version of the previous file.