#bittorrent — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #bittorrent, aggregated by home.social.
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𝗠𝗼𝘁𝗿𝗶𝘅:
#DownloadManager #FTP #HTTP #BitTorrent #Motrix
https://thewhale.cc/posts/motrix
Motrix is a free, cross platform and open source full-featured download manager. Its design is clean and it supports downloading HTTP, FTP, BitTorrent, Magnet, Baidu Net Disk etc.
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𝗠𝗼𝘁𝗿𝗶𝘅:
#DownloadManager #FTP #HTTP #BitTorrent #Motrix
https://thewhale.cc/posts/motrix
Motrix is a free, cross platform and open source full-featured download manager. Its design is clean and it supports downloading HTTP, FTP, BitTorrent, Magnet, Baidu Net Disk etc.
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𝗠𝗼𝘁𝗿𝗶𝘅:
#DownloadManager #FTP #HTTP #BitTorrent #Motrix
https://thewhale.cc/posts/motrix
Motrix is a free, cross platform and open source full-featured download manager. Its design is clean and it supports downloading HTTP, FTP, BitTorrent, Magnet, Baidu Net Disk etc.
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I understand what's said but I think it's really a shame Tails doesnt provide Bittorrent access to its isos anymore.
#Tails #privacy #Bittorrent -
Je trouve dommage que Tails ait abandonné BitTorrent pour l'accès à ses images .iso.
#Tails #BitTorrent #viePrivée -
NVIDIA’s Shadow Library Scripts ‘Have No Other Purpose’ Than Infringement, Judge Rules
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Versión 5.2.0 de qBittorrent, cliente de bittorrent rápido y estable para Windows, macOS y Linux: https://www.dekazeta.net/foro/files/file/2043-qbittorrent/
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Versión 5.2.0 de qBittorrent, cliente de bittorrent rápido y estable para Windows, macOS y Linux: https://www.dekazeta.net/foro/files/file/2043-qbittorrent/
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Versión 5.2.0 de qBittorrent, cliente de bittorrent rápido y estable para Windows, macOS y Linux: https://www.dekazeta.net/foro/files/file/2043-qbittorrent/
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Versión 5.2.0 de qBittorrent, cliente de bittorrent rápido y estable para Windows, macOS y Linux: https://www.dekazeta.net/foro/files/file/2043-qbittorrent/
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Versión 5.2.0 de qBittorrent, cliente de bittorrent rápido y estable para Windows, macOS y Linux: https://www.dekazeta.net/foro/files/file/2043-qbittorrent/
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Is there a way on #ZFS or #BTRFS to create a file that is the concatenation of two files?
So, cat a b > ab, but only taking up metadata?
Is the best way to just do the write and then ask the kernel to deduplicate it, and pray that it doesn't flush to disk in the meantime?
This would be really useful for serving smaller chunks of packages on #NixOS or #Guix, but also potentially on other distros as well, or even for general download optimization. (cc #bittorrent ?)edit: Thanks, apparently there is an ioctl for this:
https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/ioctl_ficlonerange.2.html -
Been in touch with some "Archivist" working on a comprehensive archive of all the Cybersix material...
They plan to release like a BitTorrent or something to make it easy to share and prevent "Link Rot"...
Excuse me, I'm not that technical...
#CyberSix #Archival #Preservation #MediaPreservation #Comic #Cartoon #Anime #LiveAction #TV #Series #BitTorrent #LinkRot
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Been in touch with some "Archivist" working on a comprehensive archive of all the Cybersix material...
They plan to release like a BitTorrent or something to make it easy to share and prevent "Link Rot"...
Excuse me, I'm not that technical...
#CyberSix #Archival #Preservation #MediaPreservation #Comic #Cartoon #Anime #LiveAction #TV #Series #BitTorrent #LinkRot
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Been in touch with some "Archivist" working on a comprehensive archive of all the Cybersix material...
They plan to release like a BitTorrent or something to make it easy to share and prevent "Link Rot"...
Excuse me, I'm not that technical...
#CyberSix #Archival #Preservation #MediaPreservation #Comic #Cartoon #Anime #LiveAction #TV #Series #BitTorrent #LinkRot
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Been in touch with some "Archivist" working on a comprehensive archive of all the Cybersix material...
They plan to release like a BitTorrent or something to make it easy to share and prevent "Link Rot"...
Excuse me, I'm not that technical...
#CyberSix #Archival #Preservation #MediaPreservation #Comic #Cartoon #Anime #LiveAction #TV #Series #BitTorrent #LinkRot
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Been in touch with some "Archivist" working on a comprehensive archive of all the Cybersix material...
They plan to release like a BitTorrent or something to make it easy to share and prevent "Link Rot"...
Excuse me, I'm not that technical...
#CyberSix #Archival #Preservation #MediaPreservation #Comic #Cartoon #Anime #LiveAction #TV #Series #BitTorrent #LinkRot
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Give me your tips for good public torrent sites that often have a good selection of British telly too.
I have a few places that are my go-to but I feel like there are better options out there.
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https://btdig.com/index.html is finally down? #bittorrent #dht
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If you have Goosle, this is better and you should switch!
https://github.com/adegans/GooseTOR
#php #selfhosted #development #torrent #bittorrent #searchengine
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:boost_requested: :boost_ok: Anyone know a good Peertube instance to upload AMVs to?
- Bonus points if it supports/uses IPFS and/or BitTorrent
Just asking for ~ reasons ~ ...
#PleaseBoost #BoostRequested #AMV #AMVs #PeerTube #IPFS #BitTorrent
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:boost_requested: :boost_ok: Anyone know a good Peertube instance to upload AMVs to?
- Bonus points if it supports/uses IPFS and/or BitTorrent
Just asking for ~ reasons ~ ...
#PleaseBoost #BoostRequested #AMV #AMVs #PeerTube #IPFS #BitTorrent
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:boost_requested: :boost_ok: Anyone know a good Peertube instance to upload AMVs to?
- Bonus points if it supports/uses IPFS and/or BitTorrent
Just asking for ~ reasons ~ ...
#PleaseBoost #BoostRequested #AMV #AMVs #PeerTube #IPFS #BitTorrent
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:boost_requested: :boost_ok: Anyone know a good Peertube instance to upload AMVs to?
- Bonus points if it supports/uses IPFS and/or BitTorrent
Just asking for ~ reasons ~ ...
#PleaseBoost #BoostRequested #AMV #AMVs #PeerTube #IPFS #BitTorrent
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:boost_requested: :boost_ok: Anyone know a good Peertube instance to upload AMVs to?
- Bonus points if it supports/uses IPFS and/or BitTorrent
Just asking for ~ reasons ~ ...
#PleaseBoost #BoostRequested #AMV #AMVs #PeerTube #IPFS #BitTorrent
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TorrentFreak: Judge Allows BitTorrent Seeding Claims Against Meta, Despite Lawyers ‘Lame Excuses’. “In an effort to gather material for its LLM training, Meta used BitTorrent to download pirated books from Anna’s Archive and other shadow libraries. According to several authors, Meta facilitated the infringement of others by ‘seeding’ these torrents. This week, the court granted the […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/03/torrentfreak-judge-allows-bittorrent-seeding-claims-against-meta-despite-lawyers-lame-excuses/ -
📬 Spotify gegen Anna’s Archive: 322-Millionen-Dollar-Klage rollt an
#Rechtssachen #Streaming #Anna’sArchive #BitTorrent #DMCA #drm #Filesharing #Klage #Musikindustrie #Piraterie #Spotify #Urheberrecht https://sc.tarnkappe.info/71b6b1 -
Versión 6.1.1.10360 de Radarr, gestor de colecciones de películas para usuarios de Usenet y BitTorrent: https://www.dekazeta.net/foro/files/file/3298-radarr/
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Hello Pirates, so can I #bittorrent all I want now without using a stupid VPN? #piracy
From link: In a statement shared with Variety, Cox Communications said, “The Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion is a decisive victory for the broadband industry and for the American people who depend on reliable internet service. This opinion affirms that Internet service providers are not copyright police and should not be held liable for the actions of their customers — and after years of battling in the trial and appellate courts, we have definitively shut down the music industry’s aspirations of mass evictions from the internet.
“Internet service providers provide the critical communications infrastructure for millions of Americans [...] Today’s decision allows us to focus on our goals of preserving open internet access, protecting consumers’ privacy, and ensuring that broadband remains a reliable resource for the families and businesses in the communities we serve.”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/supreme-court-rules-against-record-163512175.html -
ISP's are not liable for torrenters and media pirates, and customers' copyright infringement Supreme Court unanimously rules. This is going to piss off the movie and music industry. #news #Laws #Torrent #bittorrent #USpol Sony loses a billion dollar judgement in their favor.
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I find it hilarious that the euphemism of using bittorrent to seed linux/bsd isos may actually become not a euphemism anymore if they start outlawing what I imagine would come to be called "anonymous distros" (they don't report your identity to government run APIs)
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Am I the only one who wants to make a #CyberSix #AMV with the actual full-lenght theme?
https://soundcloud.com/everloopmusic/deep-in-my-heart
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6svm8UhvNwI binged the #Anime and I can basically find matching scenes from memory based off the lyrics.
https://infosec.space/@kkarhan/116161198544690425 (thx @kkarhan for writing them down!)
Might even put it up on #BitTorrent & #IPFS…
#music #MusicVideo #AnimeMusicVideo #mukke #AMVs #ObscureMedia #mood #Cartoon
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Am I the only one who wants to make a #CyberSix #AMV with the actual full-lenght theme?
https://soundcloud.com/everloopmusic/deep-in-my-heart
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6svm8UhvNwI binged the #Anime and I can basically find matching scenes from memory based off the lyrics.
https://infosec.space/@kkarhan/116161198544690425 (thx @kkarhan for writing them down!)
Might even put it up on #BitTorrent & #IPFS…
#music #MusicVideo #AnimeMusicVideo #mukke #AMVs #ObscureMedia #mood #Cartoon
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Am I the only one who wants to make a #CyberSix #AMV with the actual full-lenght theme?
https://soundcloud.com/everloopmusic/deep-in-my-heart
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6svm8UhvNwI binged the #Anime and I can basically find matching scenes from memory based off the lyrics.
https://infosec.space/@kkarhan/116161198544690425 (thx @kkarhan for writing them down!)
Might even put it up on #BitTorrent & #IPFS…
#music #MusicVideo #AnimeMusicVideo #mukke #AMVs #ObscureMedia #mood #Cartoon
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Am I the only one who wants to make a #CyberSix #AMV with the actual full-lenght theme?
https://soundcloud.com/everloopmusic/deep-in-my-heart
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6svm8UhvNwI binged the #Anime and I can basically find matching scenes from memory based off the lyrics.
https://infosec.space/@kkarhan/116161198544690425 (thx @kkarhan for writing them down!)
Might even put it up on #BitTorrent & #IPFS…
#music #MusicVideo #AnimeMusicVideo #mukke #AMVs #ObscureMedia #mood #Cartoon
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Am I the only one who wants to make a #CyberSix #AMV with the actual full-lenght theme?
https://soundcloud.com/everloopmusic/deep-in-my-heart
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6svm8UhvNwI binged the #Anime and I can basically find matching scenes from memory based off the lyrics.
https://infosec.space/@kkarhan/116161198544690425 (thx @kkarhan for writing them down!)
Might even put it up on #BitTorrent & #IPFS…
#music #MusicVideo #AnimeMusicVideo #mukke #AMVs #ObscureMedia #mood #Cartoon
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http://librarypunk.gay/e/160-sciopnet-feat-jonny-and-jez-part-1/
>And this is exactly why Linux distributions have been distributing ISOs using torrents for years. Aside from the sort of piracy thing, that's the other thing that BitTorrent gets used a lot for, and it means that the small organizations throwing up their own Linux distro can distribute it without it completely crashing their tiny servers.
You're not wrong :P Pic related. It annoys me that #tails @tails recently moved away from having torrents as a form of downloading.
>Yeah, it makes me, think about, and something I've thought about before but haven't really explored is you know how when you go on Archive.org and there's a file, and one of your options is just to download a torrent. Why don't we do that for institutional repositories and data repositories?
That's one of my favourite parts of the Internet Archive :D
>Because those are starting to get big. I mean, I know one of the reasons is because, like, we use proprietary software for our institutional repository and Clarabate and Elsevier don't want to support that.
Elsevier, the bane of my academic existence.
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Also, vis-a-vis webseeds... what's stopping a Tor onion service from being the HTTP(S) endpoint? Those are pretty damn hard to bring down (from a legal standpoint). I'd assume the main limitation is that BitTorrent clients don't speak "onion service," but that's a fixable problem. Hell, what's stopping the trackers themselves from being onion services?
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http://librarypunk.gay/e/160-sciopnet-feat-jonny-and-jez-part-1/
>And this is exactly why Linux distributions have been distributing ISOs using torrents for years. Aside from the sort of piracy thing, that's the other thing that BitTorrent gets used a lot for, and it means that the small organizations throwing up their own Linux distro can distribute it without it completely crashing their tiny servers.
You're not wrong :P Pic related. It annoys me that #tails @tails recently moved away from having torrents as a form of downloading.
>Yeah, it makes me, think about, and something I've thought about before but haven't really explored is you know how when you go on Archive.org and there's a file, and one of your options is just to download a torrent. Why don't we do that for institutional repositories and data repositories?
That's one of my favourite parts of the Internet Archive :D
>Because those are starting to get big. I mean, I know one of the reasons is because, like, we use proprietary software for our institutional repository and Clarabate and Elsevier don't want to support that.
Elsevier, the bane of my academic existence.
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Also, vis-a-vis webseeds... what's stopping a Tor onion service from being the HTTP(S) endpoint? Those are pretty damn hard to bring down (from a legal standpoint). I'd assume the main limitation is that BitTorrent clients don't speak "onion service," but that's a fixable problem. Hell, what's stopping the trackers themselves from being onion services?
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http://librarypunk.gay/e/160-sciopnet-feat-jonny-and-jez-part-1/
>And this is exactly why Linux distributions have been distributing ISOs using torrents for years. Aside from the sort of piracy thing, that's the other thing that BitTorrent gets used a lot for, and it means that the small organizations throwing up their own Linux distro can distribute it without it completely crashing their tiny servers.
You're not wrong :P Pic related. It annoys me that #tails @tails recently moved away from having torrents as a form of downloading.
>Yeah, it makes me, think about, and something I've thought about before but haven't really explored is you know how when you go on Archive.org and there's a file, and one of your options is just to download a torrent. Why don't we do that for institutional repositories and data repositories?
That's one of my favourite parts of the Internet Archive :D
>Because those are starting to get big. I mean, I know one of the reasons is because, like, we use proprietary software for our institutional repository and Clarabate and Elsevier don't want to support that.
Elsevier, the bane of my academic existence.
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Also, vis-a-vis webseeds... what's stopping a Tor onion service from being the HTTP(S) endpoint? Those are pretty damn hard to bring down (from a legal standpoint). I'd assume the main limitation is that BitTorrent clients don't speak "onion service," but that's a fixable problem. Hell, what's stopping the trackers themselves from being onion services?
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http://librarypunk.gay/e/160-sciopnet-feat-jonny-and-jez-part-1/
>And this is exactly why Linux distributions have been distributing ISOs using torrents for years. Aside from the sort of piracy thing, that's the other thing that BitTorrent gets used a lot for, and it means that the small organizations throwing up their own Linux distro can distribute it without it completely crashing their tiny servers.
You're not wrong :P Pic related. It annoys me that #tails @tails recently moved away from having torrents as a form of downloading.
>Yeah, it makes me, think about, and something I've thought about before but haven't really explored is you know how when you go on Archive.org and there's a file, and one of your options is just to download a torrent. Why don't we do that for institutional repositories and data repositories?
That's one of my favourite parts of the Internet Archive :D
>Because those are starting to get big. I mean, I know one of the reasons is because, like, we use proprietary software for our institutional repository and Clarabate and Elsevier don't want to support that.
Elsevier, the bane of my academic existence.
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Also, vis-a-vis webseeds... what's stopping a Tor onion service from being the HTTP(S) endpoint? Those are pretty damn hard to bring down (from a legal standpoint). I'd assume the main limitation is that BitTorrent clients don't speak "onion service," but that's a fixable problem. Hell, what's stopping the trackers themselves from being onion services?
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http://librarypunk.gay/e/160-sciopnet-feat-jonny-and-jez-part-1/
>And this is exactly why Linux distributions have been distributing ISOs using torrents for years. Aside from the sort of piracy thing, that's the other thing that BitTorrent gets used a lot for, and it means that the small organizations throwing up their own Linux distro can distribute it without it completely crashing their tiny servers.
You're not wrong :P Pic related. It annoys me that #tails @tails recently moved away from having torrents as a form of downloading.
>Yeah, it makes me, think about, and something I've thought about before but haven't really explored is you know how when you go on Archive.org and there's a file, and one of your options is just to download a torrent. Why don't we do that for institutional repositories and data repositories?
That's one of my favourite parts of the Internet Archive :D
>Because those are starting to get big. I mean, I know one of the reasons is because, like, we use proprietary software for our institutional repository and Clarabate and Elsevier don't want to support that.
Elsevier, the bane of my academic existence.
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Also, vis-a-vis webseeds... what's stopping a Tor onion service from being the HTTP(S) endpoint? Those are pretty damn hard to bring down (from a legal standpoint). I'd assume the main limitation is that BitTorrent clients don't speak "onion service," but that's a fixable problem. Hell, what's stopping the trackers themselves from being onion services?
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Tonight's viewing: a view through the hole in a massage table, Last One Laughing UK S02E01, and Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.
All are recommended.
#LastOneLaughing #PeakyBlinders #TV #Movies #BitTorrent #YouWouldntStealAMassage
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Tonight's viewing: a view through the hole in a massage table, Last One Laughing UK S02E01, and Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.
All are recommended.
#LastOneLaughing #PeakyBlinders #TV #Movies #BitTorrent #YouWouldntStealAMassage
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Tonight's viewing: a view through the hole in a massage table, Last One Laughing UK S02E01, and Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.
All are recommended.
#LastOneLaughing #PeakyBlinders #TV #Movies #BitTorrent #YouWouldntStealAMassage
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Tonight's viewing: a view through the hole in a massage table, Last One Laughing UK S02E01, and Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.
All are recommended.
#LastOneLaughing #PeakyBlinders #TV #Movies #BitTorrent #YouWouldntStealAMassage
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Tonight's viewing: a view through the hole in a massage table, Last One Laughing UK S02E01, and Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.
All are recommended.
#LastOneLaughing #PeakyBlinders #TV #Movies #BitTorrent #YouWouldntStealAMassage
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what is #Murica🇺🇸 watching tonight on #Bittorrent🏴☠️ ?? 🤔
🤣 😆 🤫
