Just use I2P and share anonymously. No need to do it physically, get identified by a recording on a client’s phone, and have your door busted in by the popo. Anonymous overlay network is where it’s at.
Just use I2P and share anonymously. No need to do it physically, get identified by a recording on a client’s phone, and have your door busted in by the popo. Anonymous overlay network is where it’s at.
Malware designed to hide files was allegedly inserted into the Grid Program – the code that allows KT users to exchange data in a peer-to-peer method
Was this their own software that had a P2P feature for their customers? Were they punishing their customers for using a tool they provided? I don’t get it.
In I2P we trust 🙏 Can’t sue what you can’t find.
Anonymous torrents on I2P FTW 🏴☠️ Best way to safely find stuff unavailable on streaming sites.
Nope. Most of my stuff is 720p because I won’t be watching it again. My library has significantly dwindled in size. Only my absolute favorites are stored in high quality. Everything else is SD and quite a bit has been deleted.
Let’s be honest, most stuff is shit and forgettable / not watching again. They are just remakes of readaptations of sequels. You know that by the time you want to watch it again, there will be a remake just as bad.
That’s cool. It’s your choice. I’m cheap and patient, so it’s all good.
I dunno how old you are, but I come from the time of internet where loading pictures happen line by line. It took me a decade or more to get my library.
I’m patient. I don’t need my stuff to be there immediately. Maybe that’s the minority, I dunno, but a little bit of anonymity and patience ain’t hurt nobody.
Thanks. That’s a good read.
TIL about garrotes. We are such a fucking evil species, goddamn.
The blogpost was hilarious though. I’m just sitting here sipping my drink while I watch this AI thing play out. May the AI overlords come within my lifetime.
The info hash shouldn’t change as per spec.
info_hash
The 20 byte sha1 hash of the bencoded form of the info value from the metainfo file. This value will almost certainly have to be escaped.
The info value is a separate key of a torrent file
metainfo files
Metainfo files (also known as .torrent files) are bencoded dictionaries with the following keys:
announce
The URL of the tracker.
info
This maps to a dictionary, with keys described below.
The info dictionary does not include the list of trackers, therefore the infohash shouldn’t change.
The most likely reason your torrent stalls when running in I2P mode is probably that it doesn’t exist on the tracker.
The total speed of my torrents has been 200KB/s, once even got 300KB/s. Honestly, that’s not a problem for me; I’m not hooked and don’t need an instant fix.
It’s also logical that I2P can’t access the clearnet. That’s not the purpose of I2P. Theoretically there can be inproxies and outproxies, but AFAIK very few people operate them. Having an outproxy is like operating a TOR exit node.
Speed is side-effect of anonymity. The more people you route a request through, the slower it gets. It’s at least as slow as the slowest link. A VPN is one single, high speed link, but it doesn’t grant you anonymity (if the VPN provider collects logs). IINM you need at least 2 hops to be anonymous. A - B - C, B doesn’t know if A is the source or just forwarding a request nor if C is the final destination or just another hop.
I doubt it. I2P is like TOR, but more optimised for P2P and has less users, so it’s much slower (100-200KB/s on established connctions). But if the number of users grows, it may become much faster.
After you install I2P you can download torrents with the built in I2PSnark or connect it to Qtorrent. Qtorrent now has I2P support.
Here’s a video on how to use I2PSnark.
You can find torrents on http://tracker2.postman.i2p . You need to configure your browser to do.
Just use I2P and you’ll be fine 😴 Even if they decide to stop warning and go straight to trial, or force VPNs to keep logs, you’ll be safe with I2P.
Seed it on I2P please!
That’s why I said “seed them on I2P” 😅
Seed them on I2P and nobody will be in danger of getting sued. If those ROM sites were on I2P too, they’d probably still be alive.
It just stopped uploading. Nothing happened to client
How many leechers / people downloading it were there?
Do other torrents you downloaded from the web work?
Additionally did you just the trackers to the list or did you also publish your torrent somehow? I know of some trackers that require you to upload the .torrent and provide a description plus more information, otherwise nobody will be able to find it.
Edit: regarding the last point, trackers like the pirate bay allow uploading a torrent file (which is the procedure I knew of), but it seems like that isn’t always necessary with trackers. Many are just indexed by torrent search sites, so your torrent can be found.
Maybe just leave transmission open for a while and check that there actually leechers downloading it. BTW, if you aren’t already, consider a VPN, otherwise anybody will be able to see what you’re torrenting.
OK nvm last comment then (unless you want ) to try and get to the bottom of whatever’s going on).
Probably if you use a VPN and connect to French national TV channel France 1-4 you might be able to watch it with DRM. Downloading, not so sure, since I assume it’ll all be DRMed.
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