Came across this guide which I found really helpful, Vuze is such a great tool!
http://www.nilsenreport.ca/post/14170764815/guide-for-downloading-music-and-movies
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Came across this guide which I found really helpful, Vuze is such a great tool!
http://www.nilsenreport.ca/post/14170764815/guide-for-downloading-music-and-movies
I laugh at the people who torrent now. People do it here at University then wake up the next morning with a nice message in their browser telling them to contact the IT Helpdesk immediately to get their internet access back, so they can own up to what they did! :P
I still torrent lol, doesn't worry me.
My internet provider over here allows us to torrent and does nothing about it because they don't want to pay for the paper to send out letters to naughty people who torrent LOL
o the joys of Telecom vs the Government ;)
Or just use a 1 Gbit dedicated server and private trackers. 60MB/s download speeds FTW.Quote:
Originally Posted by Recursion
Very true, I prefer HTTP links though, I'm seeing ~40MB/s speeds. Unfortunately, that speed is irrelevant when the bottleneck is getting it off the server to your local machine. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by N!ck
Not when you can stream it at full quality while downloading it to your home PC at the same time ;).Quote:
Originally Posted by Recursion
The problem with your HTTP stuff is that it will be rar'd as well, but not with torrents on a good non 0-day tracker.
Most people download, but I thought advertising it on these forums was against the terms.
Advertising what on these forums? BitTorrent is a protocol as legitimate as HTTP.Quote:
Originally Posted by peteyt
The OP is a little shady however.
I know BitComet is legal but a guide on how to download pirated stuff, that's really what it is, is illegal. Most people do it sadlyQuote:
Originally Posted by N!ck
I live in Canada and there is no problem with torrenting at all!Quote:
Originally Posted by Recursion